Japanese theme park installs karaoke machines on Ferris wheel
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The Big-O at Tokyo Dome City now has karaoke machines in eight of its 40 gondolas. (Reuters)
Most people probably don't belt out their favorite tunes while riding carnival attractions. But on the Big-O (a popular Ferris Wheel at the Japanese entertainment complex Tokyo Dome City), that’s exactly what happens.
In collaboration with the Tokyo-based karaoke company Joysound, karaoke machines have been added to 8 of the Big-O’s 40 gondolas, making it the world’s first karaoke-themed Ferris wheel.
During the 15-minute ride, passengers on these 8 particularly lively gondolas can take their pick of hit songs — like “Let It Go” and “Beauty and the Beast" — or choose from a list of 50 classic pop songs. The gondolas can accommodate up to four people at a time.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Clearly, this is not a ride for people with either a fear of heights, or with stage fright.
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The Big-O costs 820 yen (about $7.50) per rider, though the karaoke gondolas are available at no additional cost. More information can be found on the Tokyo Dome City website.