This gives you amazing views across Singapore and along the river. Looks good now and can images how much more amazing it will be when they complete the casino complex and the golf course on top of the hotel roof. Great value for money and worth trying if in Singapore more

I wasnt going to visit this as it had had mixed reviews but i loved it. I think the difference was that i took the free audio tape and so it made it very interesting and pointed all the major landmarks out and told u historical stories the time flew by. more

Although I've lived in Singapore for over 3 years, I would recommend a trip on the flyer to tourists as well as locals. We lucked out as it was a clear day and you could even see Batam, Indonesia. The views of the city especially of the construction of the new IRs (integrated resorts aka casinos) are fantastic. It's only... more

Despite the fact that it is bigger than the one in London, the views and services were nothing to drag about. We booked the Night Cocktail Flight so that we could experience the same VIP treatment as we did when we were in London last year. However, we were not given anything special. When we get to the ticket booth,... more

My niece and I took the Singapore Flyer on a showery day, but it was still an amazing experience. We'd opted for the cocktail experience, and it was everything we'd expected and more. We were looked after and cossetted as if they'd never had a VIP before. We made an effort and dressed up and we weren't disappointed. From the... more

The Singapore Flyer was absolutely fantastic! I would recommend this tourist site to anyone visiting Singapore. We booked the nightime Champagne flight and the daytime Cocktail flight, both of which were brilliant. The organisation at the Flyer is second to none and, by booking these special trips, we were treated like royalty. The only tip I have is to get... more

At first I was a bit skeptical that this was your ordinary ferris wheel that dangles you for ever and you are more worried about falling then looking around. After riding the Singapore Flyer though, I found that it's totally the opposite. You are actually enclosed in a tube with benches and have access to walk around and take great... more

A stop at the Singapore Flyer – a giant ferris wheel – brought a whole new perspective on the skyline. At 165 meters (equal to a 42 story building), it was the largest of its kind in the world for a short period before Eye on Malaysia opened in KL. How much you enjoy the 30 minute trip is largely... more

If you wanna explore in city with a 360 degree view for the span of 30 minutes, then do the Singapore Flyer. It's the highest of its kind around the world and it gives great views of practically the entire country and even Malaysia. What I particularly like about it is that there's an audio commentary that you can choose... more