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Singapore Flyer logo |
One of the popular Singapore tourist attractions, the Singapore Flyer is currently the tallest Ferris wheel in the world with a total height of 165 m (541 ft), outshining the London Eye by 30 m (98 ft). Located in Marina Promenade, on the southeast tip of the Marina Centre reclaimed land, the Singapore Flyer offers breathtaking 360 degree views of the Singapore's city centre and beyond.
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Savour a unique experience on board the world's largest observation wheel. With 28 air-conditioned capsules taking thirty minutes to complete a full circle, you can even opt for the awe-inspiring sky dining packages on board the Singapore Flyer.
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View of the Singapore Flyer from Marina Bay Sands skypark |
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Inside the capsule (from Wiki) |
Each capsule can take up to 28 passengers, thus making it a great outing for the whole extended family and close friends. The capsule is also able to hold up to five wheelchairs and is wheelchair friendly.
The official grand opening of the Singapore Flyer was held on 15 April 2008 and tickets for rides on the first 3 nights were fully booked even at the rate of SGD8,888 (USD6,271), an auspicious number in Chinese culture.
Holiday Travel Tips:-
Booking your tickets online can save you
time as well as money as there may be online specials where you can
enjoy discounted prices. :)
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One of the most popular tourist attractions in Singapore as seen from the Marina Bay Sands skypark |
The following pictures of the Singapore Flyer were taken from Lions Bridge which connects Marina Bay Sands hotel to the newly opened Gardens By The Bay.
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Night view of the Singapore Flyer |
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Check out the various colours |
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It sure is heavy! |
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Against a backdrop of beautiful blue sky |
Do check out the Singapore Flyer, one of the more popular Singapore tourist attractions. Even if you do not have the time to go on the ride, at least take some memorable picture of it and with it. :D
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark has one of the best views in Singapore but the best is 1-Altitude Bar, which is around 80 meters higher than the skypark.
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