Singapore Flyer Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Singapore Flyer. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Lion City Bike Tour of Singapore

• Singapore Highlights Small Group Bike Tour on Full-Sized Bicycles

• Singapore Marina Bay Small Group Night Cycling Tour

• Private Customised Singapore Walking Tour (Half Day or Full Day)

• Private Singapore City Highlights Tour by Car—Half Day or Full Day

When booked online, tickets for the Singapore Flyer cost SG$40 for travelers aged 13 and up and SG$25 for children aged 3–12. Local seniors over 60 also pay SG$25, while a family of two adults and one child costs SG$99. Tours that stop by the Flyer cost from around US$40 per person.

Yes, the Singapore Flyer is absolutely worth visiting. As high as a 42-story building (or 31 giraffes placed end to end), it's a landmark of the Singapore skyline and offers spectacular views across the city, the marina, and Gardens by the Bay. Tickets also include access to Time Capsule—an immersive exhibit telling the story of Singapore's founding. Singapore night tours provide a compelling way to see the Flyer at its most attractive, and unveil a new side to the city, too.

Per one customer who booked the Singapore Marina Bay Small Group Night Cycling Tour, "Despite the fact we have lived in Singapore on and off for 10 years, we found the experience fun and very informative. [We] learnt and saw things we have never seen before. Wadi, our guide, was very knowledgeable and fun at the same time. Well worth doing!"

The Singapore Flyer is a 540-foot (165-meter) observation wheel with 28 individual capsules. It’s located in Marina Bay. The nearest bus stop is across from the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. It’s also a stop on the hop-on hop-off bus, and easily accessible by taxi. Paid parking is available nearby.

The best time to visit the Singapore Flyer is just before sunset. That way, you can enjoy panoramic sunset views over Singapore and then see the city landmarks and skyline illuminated after sunset from the flyer. Book online or opt for a VIP experience to avoid ticket counter delays.

Each full rotation of the Singapore Flyer takes around 30 minutes. Most tickets include one rotation on the Singapore Flyer. Some experiences, such as the Sky Dining Experience or the Solemnization Experience, include an additional one or two rotations for a total of 60 or 90 minutes.

Yes, Singapore Flyer offers special packages, including a Premium Champagne Experience, a Singapore Sling Experience, a Sky Dining Experience, and Private Capsule experiences that include a choice of canapes, Champagne, or Singapore Slings. There's a Solemnization Experience for wedding vows. Special packages are offered for the Chinese New Year.

Yes, the Singapore Flyer is wheelchair accessible, and ramps and lifts are available for guests who use wheelchairs to board the flyer. Parking for people with disabilities is located adjacent to a lift, providing access to the ticket counter and boarding area. Toilets accessible to people with disabilities are available.

You can enjoy panoramic views from the Singapore Flyer. On a clear day, you can see up to 28 miles (45 kilometers) away. Visible landmarks include the Marina Barrage, Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, and the National Stadium, as well as neighboring Malaysia and Indonesia.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Singapore Flyer. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Singapore:

• Gardens by the Bay

• Merlion Park

• Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay

• Little India

• Boat Quay

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Singapore.