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Singapore Flyer, Giant observation wheel in Marina Centre, Singapore

Singapore Flyer is a Ferris wheel in Marina Centre, Singapore, rising 165 meters high with 28 glass-enclosed capsules. The capsules rotate slowly and reveal views of the skyline, shipping routes, and neighboring countries.

Construction began in 2005 following plans by architect Kisho Kurokawa and was completed three years later. The opening took place on April 15, 2008, marking a new milestone for the city's waterfront landscape.

The name refers to the English word for a flying traveler and underscores the idea of a journey above the city skyline. Locals come here for special occasions or to show visitors their home from above.

Each ride takes around half an hour, and the capsules are air-conditioned, making the experience comfortable in any weather. Wheelchair users can board without obstacles, as the capsules are accessible at ground level.

On clear days, the view extends up to 45 kilometers (28 miles) and captures Changi Airport and stretches of coastline in neighboring countries. Some visitors report spotting ships in the harbor and planes taking off.

Location: Marina Centre

Inception: 2008

Architects: Kisho Kurokawa

Official opening: April 15, 2008

Website: https://singaporeflyer.com

GPS coordinates: 1.28939,103.86322

Latest update: December 4, 2025 23:03

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