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At a height of 200 feet, the St. Louis Wheel will provide panoramic, 360-degree views of the St. Louis skyline. Soar above the historic Union Station train shed, admire the city’s gorgeous architecture, and even catch a glimpse of the Gateway Arch and other iconic downtown attractions. While St. Louis temperatures can change quickly, our 42 fully-enclosed, climate-controlled gondolas will provide the perfect setting for your 15-minute experience.
1820 Market St.
St. Louis,
MO
63103
TripAdvisor Rating:
676 Reviews | Write a ReviewIn revision - hot and cold
Reviewed By Tanksmon May 2018This place has some great stuff, but is really under construction. The light show in the atrium is simply excellent. The flame show in the koi pond is really cool. The train display is fun to see...
Full ReviewHistorically Significant Train Station Renovated as Entertainment Complex
Reviewed By TravelingSoccerLoon August 2025Union Station in St Louis is of historical significance as it was the largest train station in the world when it opened in 1894. The structure is architecturally striking. However, passenger train...
Full ReviewNot nearly worth the cost…..a waste of money & time!
Reviewed By Janet H July 2026The whole experience was a let down. Too expensive for what is offered & most unfriendly staff I have ever encountered in a family tourist attraction. It takes very little time to see each...
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Daily, 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
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TripAdvisor Rating:
676 Reviews | Write a ReviewIn revision - hot and cold
Reviewed By Tanksmon May 2018This place has some great stuff, but is really under construction. The light show in the atrium is simply excellent. The flame show in the koi pond is really cool. The train display is fun to see...
Full ReviewHistorically Significant Train Station Renovated as Entertainment Complex
Reviewed By TravelingSoccerLoon August 2025Union Station in St Louis is of historical significance as it was the largest train station in the world when it opened in 1894. The structure is architecturally striking. However, passenger train...
Full ReviewNot nearly worth the cost…..a waste of money & time!
Reviewed By Janet H July 2026The whole experience was a let down. Too expensive for what is offered & most unfriendly staff I have ever encountered in a family tourist attraction. It takes very little time to see each...
Full Review