Singapore Flyer Tickets
[Update]: The Singapore Flyer has now re-opened after temporarily closing from 1st March to 1st April 2023 for a scheduled maintenance.
No doubt, the Singapore Flyer is one of The Lion City’s tourist attractions that’s second to none. What with its stunning birds-eye views of the city’s iconic sights, excellent architecture, and well-curated experiences, it sets you up for a trip to the sky unlike any other. Ready to take your Singapore adventures to greater heights? Here are some things to expect aboard Asia’s largest observation wheel:
The Singapore Flyer is Asia’s largest observation wheel situated in the heart of Marina Bay. Here, guests are treated to unobstructed 360-degree views of the city, 165 metres high in the sky, overlooking and some of its famous and historical landmarks. These include the Singapore River, Raffles Place, Merlion Park, Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore National Stadium, and the Padang. From this viewpoint, you might even catch a glimpse of Malaysia and Indonesia on a clear day.
Magnificent panoramic view aside, guests can enjoy an array of experiences aboard the Singapore Flyer. Whether it’s a romantic dinner date or a day out with the kids, Singapore Flyer lets you in on a one-of-a-kind experience no matter the occasion. The Flyer also has tons of shops, restaurants, and facilities for you to explore.
| Neighbourhood: | Address: |
|---|---|
| Marina Bay | 30 Raffles Ave., Singapore 039803 |
Tickets for the Singapore Flyer are priced depending on the experience of your choice. Some of the experiences currently offered by Singapore Flyer include Sky Dining, Singapore Sling, Premium Champagne, Private Capsules, and a package deal for the Singapore Flyer and Time Capsule.
Singapore Flyer Ticket Prices
| Ticket Type | Packages |
| SGD 40 |
Ticket prices may vary. Please click here for updated prices
For those of you unaware, the Time Capsule is an interactive attractions that transports you right into the heart of Singapore’s history, heritage, culture and landscape with immersive elements.
The Singapore Flyer is the third largest observation wheel in the world, standing at 541 feet tall — about the height of a 42-storey skyscraper. It is superseded by The United Arab Emirates’ Ain Dubai Ferris Wheel (820 feet) and the High Roller (550 feet) in Las Vegas, USA.
Besides the Singapore Flyer, guests can also enjoy a number of things: from dining and shopping to other exciting activities.
Food-wise, some of our top food picks include coffee and snack bar Daily Kopi, Gelatissismo for fresh artisanal desserts, and Sky View, which lets you indulge in some of the finest Cantonese dishes while treating you to breathtaking views of Marina Bay – check out the full list of dining spots here.
Once you’re up and ready for more activities, check out the Whimsical Reality art exhibition, or embark in a virtual flight simulator via Flight Experience Singapore. If you wish to explore the rest of Marina Bay and East Coast Park, you can also rent bicycles at GoCycling located at the Flyer’s ground floor.
You can also head over to Singapore Flyer Gifts for an array of souvenirs and novelty goodies. And of course, a memorable experience like this calls for a much-needed pictorial. So, don’t miss out on the opportunity to have your special moments captured by Picture Air.
Singapore Flyer is located in the Downtown Core district of Singapore at 30 Raffles Avenue. Its strategic location allows easy access for visitors arriving via public or private transportation. If you’re travelling via your personal vehicle, Singapore Flyer has a multi-storey car park with 284 lots and three handicapped parking spaces – you can check out more about parking rates here.
For those who are opting to commute via MRT, alight at Exit A of Promenade Station (CC4/DT15) then simply follow the pedestrian signs leading to the Flyer. Alternatively, the nearest bus stop is located opposite Ritz-Carlton (Bus Stop 02171).
Frequently asked questions:
What is the capacity limit for each Singapore Flyer capsule?
Singapore Flyer has 28 fully air-conditioned capsules, each of which can accommodate up to 28 passengers. While guests can bring small bags and pouches aboard the Flyer, those with bulky items such as luggages and backpacks are obliged to leave them by the entrance.
Can you bring food and drinks aboard the Singapore Flyer?
Food and beverages purchased outside are strictly not allowed inside the Singapore Flyer capsules.
What is inside each Singapore Flyer capsule?
All 28 capsules are equipped with two LED monitors which are programmed to screen FLYER360+, “a multi-media in-capsule experience.” Guests will have access to four small detachable benches where they can sit and rest. Additionally, each capsule comes with a couple of safety features which include 2 security cameras, one fire detector, one smoke detector, and one intercom system.
How long does a ride take?
A ride on the Singapore Flyer grants you one rotation which takes approximately 30 minutes. On the other hand, those aboard the Sky Flyer Sky Dining will enjoy two rotations or 60 minutes on board.
What provisions are there for wheelchair-bound guests and pregnant women?
Singapore Flyer features ramps, elevators, and toilets to make it easier for wheelchair users to enter and exit the Flyer. Moreover, there are parking slots right next to the elevator reserved for persons with disabilities.
Of course, pregnant women are allowed to ride the Singapore Flyer; however, those who are in the latter stages of pregnancy are highly encouraged to board the flyer with an aide.
