Singapore Flyer
Singapore Flyer
Last updated 2026-10-30
By Global Travel Guide Editorial Team
Introduction
The wheel is 165 metres tall and takes about 30 minutes for one rotation. Capsules are air-conditioned and hold up to 28 people; the view covers Marina Bay, the port and, on clear days, parts of Malaysia and Indonesia. It is a short walk from Promenade MRT station. Sunset and evening slots are the most popular, so book a timed ticket online. The Singapore Food Trail at the base is a convenient stop before or after.
Ticket Price
Adult SGD 46 (≈ USD 36), child SGD 28; open daily 10:00-22:00 (last admission 21:30).
Opening Hours
Daily 10:00-22:00 (last admission 21:30); closed for maintenance 4 March-12 April 2026.
Transportation
MRT Circle line to Promenade, then a 5-minute walk.
Best Season
In Singapore, for Singapore Flyer, the best window is Jun-Sep or Dec-Feb; it is hot and humid year-round.
Pro Tip: Book a sunset slot
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Book a sunset slot The Flyer is best near sunset, when the city lights begin to appear. Book online, arrive before your time, and check visibility on hazy days.
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Frequently Asked Questions3 questions
Sunset and early evening, when the city lights come on; weekday slots are quieter. The rotation takes about 30 minutes.
The standard ticket includes one 30-minute rotation and access to the multimedia gallery; sky dining and champagne packages cost extra. Capsules are air-conditioned.
It is a special-occasion experience rather than a cheap meal; you get a private capsule and a set menu over several rotations. Book ahead and check the menu before paying.