Singapore Flyer(Flyer Ferris Wheel)

This was my second visit to the Singapore Flyer. The first time, we visited in the late afternoon, and this time we went at night. Both experiences were unique, depending on whether you prefer a clear view of Singapore’s skyline or the beautiful city lights after dark.During our previous visit in June, the area was under renovation and the ticket only included the Singapore Flyer ride. This time, we were pleasantly surprised to find additional activities available. We especially enjoyed the immersive and interactive experience. The stories and games were engaging, and scanning the QR codes allowed us to learn more about Singapore’s history and the stories behind the exhibits.I believe this greatly enhances the experience, especially for tourists and children, making it both fun and educational.

One of the best views ever from the Singapore Flyer , you can enjoy a full 360-degree panorama of the island, especially beautifully lit up at night.

The place was good and very clean had a nice view of Singapore from capsule

The Singapore Ferris wheel is 165 meters high and one of the highest in Asia. It takes about 30 minutes to ride in a circle. From high altitude, it overlooks Marina Bay, Sands Hotel, Marina Bay Garden and other landmarks. It has a wide view and even overlooks the islands of Malaysia and Indonesia when the weather is clear. The night light show adds a romantic atmosphere. Each cockpit is spacious and comfortable, equipped with air conditioning, suitable for family travel or couples dating. The fare is about SGD 33 for adults, cost-effective. If you want to avoid the crowds, it is recommended to go in the afternoon or evening.

I brought my children to Singapore for fun this summer. They had a lot of fun. The green plants in Singapore are really beautiful. In the four or five days we were here, we basically played all the fun things and ate all the delicious food.

The 165-meter-high Ferris wheel was officially opened on April 15, 2008, and was once the world's tallest Ferris wheel. It is located in the heart of Singapore, and the Ferris wheel can be seen not only in the city, but also in the Malacca Strait next to it. So it's a landmark.

The Singapore Flyer is a must-see attraction when visiting Singapore. The wheel has a diameter of 150 meters and a total height of 165 meters, which is as high as a 42-story building. You can overlook Singapore from the Ferris wheel. I chose to go there in the evening. There was a thunderstorm and strong wind that day, so the wheel was originally closed. I waited for about half an hour, and finally the weather cleared up. I got on the Ferris wheel as I wished. From the evening when it was still light to dusk, I felt the sunset at high altitude on the Ferris wheel. The scenery was really magnificent. I was especially proud of the time period I chose, as I could see the beautiful scenery and it was worth the trip.

A good place to see Singapore Knowing that Singapore's night view is very beautiful, I thought about coming here to enjoy it. The exchange rate of tickets purchased directly on site is actually not much different from that of domestic online bookings in advance. I have ridden many Ferris wheels. The characteristic of this place is that it is large. The large cabin can fit more than 20 people, catching up with a bus. Fortunately, the staff will also adjust according to the flow of people. At this point we went, 8 people in one cabin ensured a good experience. Sitting in the cabin, you can feel the slow movement of the Ferris wheel, which is very stable. It takes about 30 minutes to complete a full circle. During this period, you can learn about the characteristics of the Ferris wheel and nearby attractions through the electronic equipment in the cabin. Of course, the most exciting thing is the night view outside the cabin! I recommend everyone to go in the evening or at night.