Like the Eiffel Tower, the Singapore Flyer would be much better if visited at night to experience breathtaking, panoramic views on the world's largest observational wheel.
An interesting fact between the Singapore Flyer and the number "28":
The number "28" is considered a lucky number as it is very similar to the pronunciation of "easy fortune" when this number is being pronounced in Cantonese.
An interesting fact between the Singapore Flyer and the number "28":
- There are a total of 28 capsules on the Singapore Flyer;
- each of the 28 air-conditioned capsules is capable of holding 28 passengers;
- a complete rotation of the wheel takes approximately 28 minutes.
- Also, it makes a total of 28 complete rotations per day.
The number "28" is considered a lucky number as it is very similar to the pronunciation of "easy fortune" when this number is being pronounced in Cantonese.





Dining inside the flyer.



The beautiful couple who very kindly brought me here in Dec last year! =D

This is Singapore, ♥ my home ♥.


[Address]
Singapore Flyer Pte Ltd
30 Raffles Avenue
Singapore 039803
Nearest MRT Station: Promenade (Circle Line, CC4)
Take Exit A and look out for blue pedestrian signs to Singapore Flyer.
Opening Hours:
Daily Flights*: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Ticket Sales: 8:00am – 10:00pm
* Last Admission: 10:15pm
Ticket Details:
Adult (13 years or older)- S$29.50
Child* (3-12 years old)- S$20.65
Senior** (60 years or older)- S$23.60
* Children below the age of 3 are allowed to ride for free.
** Senior citizen rate applies to Singaporeans and Permanent Residents aged 60 years or older. Proof of age and identification is required at the entrance.
10% off for online tickets purchases.















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