There are many interesting places where your teenage Sims can hang out in the town of Copperdale. For example, they can go to Plumbite Cove and ride the Ferris Wheel, also known as the Silver Spinner. You can ride it alone or with your friends.
If you want to ride the wheel with another Sim, click on Ride With and select the Sim you’d like to ride with. You can use this opportunity to level up your friendship with that Sim.
This activity isn’t for the faint-hearted. You need a lot of courage to ride the wheel in the first place. If your Sim is afraid of heights, riding the Ferris Wheel will make them Tense.
When your Sim steps into the wheel carriage for the first time, they may occasionally notice a nearby attendant picking up a giant screw.
If your Sim enters full panic mode, they’ll let out a yell that ruins the fun for all the other riders. There’s no need to panic though. Nothing’s actually wrong with the wheel. The loose giant screw is just a prank.
Kids may sometimes attempt to flip the carriage by swinging back and forth. You’ll need to threaten the little hooligans to tell their parents exactly what they’re up to if you want them to stop.
Taking consecutive rides will get your Sim bored. They may get the urge to draw on the carriage window in an attempt to entertain themselves.
If you draw on the carriage window, you’ll get banned from riding the Silver Spinner until you’ve learned your lesson.
If you click on the wheel again, the Ride Ferris Wheel option will be grayed out. Oops.
You Can WooHoo on the Ferris Wheel
Sims can WooHoo on the Ferris Wheel. If you see pink hearts around the wheel, you know exactly what’s going on.
This option is only available for adult Sims, though.
Ever wanted a Ferris wheel in your Sim’s backyard?
You can actually place one using the DEBUG catalog. Even better, this isn’t just a decorative object. The DEBUG Ferris wheel is fully functional, so your Sims can ride it.