This Coke bottle was produced to celebrate the Giant Ferris Wheel in Forest Park, MO.

In 1876, Forest Park was created from 1,371 acres of land west of downtown St. Louis. By the 1890s, the public park was widely used for recreation with bicycle paths, baseball diamonds and lawn tennis courts. The western half of the metropolitan park was used as the site for World's Fair in 1904.

The "Giant Wheel" is a nod to the 1904 World¿s Fair, when another Wheel was in Forest Park. The Wheel is eleven stories high and offers spectacular views of Forest Park and surrounding areas. Twenty-four gondolas can carry six adults or eight children for a total capacity of 144 to 192 passengers. More than 12,000 colored lights create a spectacular kaleidoscopic light effect. The Giant Wheel is the second largest transportable Ferris Wheel in North America.