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Romance and amusement parks often go hand in hand. In many places a carnival, fair or circus is a popular destination for a thrilling and action-packed date. Coincidentally, George W.G. Ferris Jr., the creator of the Ferris Wheel was born on Valentine’s Day in 1859. This year seemed like a golden opportunity to combine our celebration of love Since it coincides with Valentine’s Day, National Ferris Wheel Day is the perfect chance to go for a date on a Ferris wheel. Plan a date to a fairground or visit an exciting destination like Las Vegas to mark a special occasion together. With so many fun facts about Ferris wheels, it’s great to have an excuse to share them with friends! History of National Ferris Wheel Day. While February 14 is more famous for being Valentine’s Day, it also doubles as the annual observance of National Ferris Wheel Day. George Washington Gale Ferris Jr., the inventor of the Ferris wheel, was born on February 14. When the Fair opened, it carried approximately 38,000 visitors every day, and carried 2.5 million passengers in total during the 13 years in operation. In 2013, Google honored Ferris Jr. with a doodle on February 14 th, surprising users who expected a Valentine’s Day Theme. We Love Our Ferris Wheel Happy Valentine’s Day! February 14th is officially Ferris Wheel Day and Organ Donor Day. Welcome to the 45 th day of the year! We’re gradually getting through the year, but we still have another 320 days left in 2025. Something appropriate there is about the fact that National Ferris Wheel Day and Valentine’s Day are one and the same. I can’t think of a more romantic date activity than a ride on one of those thingsthough probably not on February 14: brrrrrr! Anyway, that’s not why this date was chosen for the celebration. Google's homepage doodle is playing double duty today - honoring the 154th birthday of ferris wheel inventor George Ferris as well as Valentine's Day. By Chloe Albanesius February 14, 2013 It’s a two-for-one Valentine’s Day treat. Google’s latest homepage Doodle pays homage to both Valentine’s Day and the 154th birthday of George Ferris, the inventor of the Ferris wheel. How To Observe National Ferris Wheel Day. The simplest way is to find the nearest Ferris Wheel to you and hop on February 14th. This combines well with Valentine’s Day as there is something romantic about seeing the city from a great height together. Take a friend and make it a day to remember, taking in the view and observing the day. The wheels of love are constantly turning — you never know what you’re going to get. When a squid meets a bear, and a rabbit meets a whale, that’s amore — at least in Google’s mind. Today’s Google Doodle pulls double-duty: it’s both Valentine’s Day and the 154th birthday of George Ferris, the inventor of the Ferris wheel. Features: (1)The Ferris Wheel Cake Pops Stand features a charming wheel design with romantic color.; (2)The Lollipop Display Holder is made of high quality wood; (3) this Lollipop Display is well designed, the Ferris wheel can rotate 360 degrees; Brand:CPEGHDVM Package includes: 1x Ferris Wheel Cake Pops Stand Specifications: Main material:wood Color:as picture shown Size: The Lollipop Display "Valentine's Day" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob and Sandy try to give Patrick a Valentine's Day gift at the carnival, but troubles arise when the gift is delayed. SpongeBob SquarePants Squidward Tentacles (cameo) Mrs. Puff (cameo) Sheldon J. Plankton (cameo) Sandy Cheeks Patrick Star Chocolate-eating scallops (debut) First balloon vendor Balloon This article is a transcript of the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Valentine's Day" from season 1, which aired on February 14, 2000. [The episode opens with a distant view of Patrick's, Squidward's, and SpongeBob's houses on Conch Street in front of the pink sky surrounded by a heart-shaped coral nearby.] SpongeBob: [opens his house door with a bunch of hearts in his arms] Happy Valentine's About this item . 1.Design: Valentine's Day cutting dies, heart die cuts, love words metal cutting dies, ferris wheel die cuts for Card Making. 2.Material : This Valentine's Day frame cutting dies is made of carbon steel, reusable and washable for long term use to save money. Despite the wheel's success, Ferris struggled after the fair. Lawsuits over who owed who bankrupt him. His wife left him. In 1896, a few short years after the fair, he died at the age of 37 of typhoid fever. Movies and books tell us that Ferris wheels are perfect for romantic moments. Just look at Notebook or Love, Simon. Maybe it‘s the lights, maybe it‘s the close proximity to your love interest, or maybe it‘s the feeling of the world drifting away To celebrate both Valentine’s Day and The Ferris wheel day (a coincidence? Apparently, though, Feb. 14 is also the 154th birthday of George W.G. Ferris Jr., a.k.a. inventor of the Ferris Wheel. So, this year’s Valentine’s Day doodle is an animated logo that allows Today's February 14 Google Doodle covers some territory by integrating the celebration of George Washington Gale Ferris, Jr.'s birthday (154th) and Valentine's Day. George Washington Gale Ferris, Jr. was an American engineer who created the original Ferris Wheel for the 1893 Chicago World's Columbian Exposition. His design challenge was to "Out At Pacific Park, couples can cuddle at the top of the Pacific Wheel, win giant stuffed animals, and share in an indulgent treat this Valentine's Day. Our Wooden Ferris Wheel Photo Album is a great and unique idea for a lovely gift for many occasions, such as Valentine's Day, Mother's, Father's Day, Baby Shower, Wedding, Birthday, Christmas or just to keep the memories from the lovely trip.
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