San Diego’s skyline could have a striking addition in the near future. A 250-foot-tall ‘SkySpire’ is one of five attractions proposed for the California city’s waterfront.
According to a local report, ten-passenger gondolas will encircle the tower as they spiral to a rotating restaurant at the top. The tower will also feature two elevators that will act as an express route to the restaurant.
The proposal is a product of U.S. Thrill Rides, the group responsible for Orlando’s Skyscraper “polercoaster.”
At 250 feet, the SkySpire would be 70 feet shorter than the Skytower at SeaWorld San Diego.
A ferris wheel has also been proposed for the spot. The proposals are being considered as a part of a 50-year plan for the city’s waterfront.
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