Minehead Vue Observation wheel - shakey handheld video @jamesb72

Uploaded July 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Lovely sunny afternoon so took kids to Minehead for chippy tea and amusements, so quick spin on the observation wheel, so apologies for shakey handheld video.

I just had Canon S120 compact camera on me, should have taken something a bit smoother ;)

Towering over 100ft (35 metres) into the sky, this impressive structure is one of the tallest rides of it's kind currently travelling in the UK.

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