Singapore Flyer
Singapore
Singapore Flyer
The Singapore Flyer offers a singular perspective of the city's magnificence and splendor, whether you're riding during the day or at night. A must-see destination for tourists who want to experience the allure of Singapore's skyline and relish the marvel of flying so high above the city that they can make lifelong memories. For those organizing Singapore excursions from India, don't pass up the opportunity to take in this famous sight while in Singapore.
Singapore Flyer Tour Packages
Best time to visit
How to reach Singapore Flyer
- By MRT: The Promenade Station is the closest MRT station to the Singapore Flyer. From here, walk eight minutes to the Flyer by taking Exit A.
- By Bus: Stop 02171, across from the Ritz Carlton, is the closest bus stop to the Singapore Flyer. The stop is served by a number of buses.
Opening hours
Suggested Duration - 30 MinutesHighlights of Singapore Flyer
- The Singapore Flyer, Asia's largest observation wheel, is a unique experience.
- In addition to the standard wheel ride, this place offers a fine dining and wine experience.
- Commanding a superb view of the Singapore Marina, which provides twice as captivating vistas in the late afternoon and evening.
- There are also a number of thrilling interior attractions available, like the 737 Simulator, the Time Capsule, and the 6D Theatre.
- A wide range of eateries, including both fine dining establishments and street food vendors, ensure that visitors will have a culinary journey.
Point of Interests!
Giant Observation Wheel
Board one of the 28 air-conditioned glass capsules for a 30-minute rotation, rising to stunning heights for 360° city vistas. From this vantage, you can spot iconic landmarks such as Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, the Esplanade, and even Changi Airport and Sentosa Island on a clear day. Each
Time Capsule
One of Singapore Flyer's best family attractions is Time Capsule, which is both aesthetically pleasing and educational. The Time Capsule physically transports visitors back 700 years through multisensory displays and interactive infographics that provide an authentic feeling of the old city. The att
Sky Dining
The Singapore Flyer Sky Dining is an experience not to be missed if you're desiring a special evening during your trip to Singapore. For an hour-long meal, this activity reserves a shared capsule for two people. The experience lasts roughly two rotations of the famous wheel. The breathtaking views o
Flyer Lounge
The Flyer Lounge, situated on the third floor of the Singapore Flyer building, is the ideal location for a business meeting. Coffee and other beverages are available to maintain the flow of your business meeting. There is a wide variety of cocktails to try while you sit in a modern setting. Remember
Flight Experience
State-of-the-art flight simulators (737 Experience) inside the Flyer terminal let anyone try their hand at piloting a Boeing aircraft, guided by professional instructors. This thrilling hands-on attraction is popular with aviation fans of all ages
Special Event Capsule
Celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, or private gatherings in dedicated, customizable capsules. These event capsules can be outfitted with décor, private dining, and personalized entertainment for a memorable sky-high occasion.
Marina Bay Views
Whether by day or after dark, Marina Bay’s architecture and landmarks dazzle from the Flyer’s heights—spotting Merlion Park, Raffles Place, the Singapore River, and even Malaysia/Indonesia in the distance on clear evenings.
Sunset & Night Rides
For truly breathtaking scenes, book your ride to coincide with sunset or the early nighttime hours. The city transforms, lights sparkle, and event shows (like Marina Bay’s laser display) can be seen from a spectacular angle.
Shopping & Dining at Flyer Terminal
The terminal features a variety of restaurants and cafes, from Cantonese and Indian cuisine (Sky View Pavilion, Red Chillies) to quick snacks, gelato, or juice bars. Browse for souvenirs, dine in style, or grab light refreshments before or after your flight in the shops and eateries on-site.
Tips to visit Singapore Flyer
- Dusk is the ideal time to visit the Flyer in order to see the sun set over the city skyline.
- It is best to visit the Flyer early in the morning if you wish to avoid the crowds during the busiest tourist times.
- The best way to avoid a line is to buy your ticket online. Generally speaking, the combo offers here are more affordable than the individual attraction tickets.
- It is advisable to arrive early because pre-booked events, such the Sky Dining or Sling events, must be booked and confirmed on the spot at least 30 minutes before the planned time.
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