The Ferris wheel has rotational motion as it rotates around a central axis. This means the wheel itself moves in a circular path. The riders experience circular motion, where they move along the wheel’s circular path. As the wheel turns, their position changes continuously along the curve, and they stay at a constant distance from the center. The motion of the wheel is smooth and uniform if it rotates at a constant speed. The combined motion of the wheel’s rotation and the movement of riders along the circular path is a clear example of rotational and circular motion.