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Singapore FlyerA Moving Experience at Every TurnLocation: 30 Raffles Avenue Singapore 039803 View the gorgeous cityscape onboard the Singapore Flyer – the world’s largest giant observation wheel. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views at 165 metres above the ground, in air-conditioned comfort – a top of the world experience. And remember to visit the Retail Terminal with its various lifestyle concept outlets. Standing at 165 metres, the Singapore Flyer is a new waterfront attraction that sites among a hotbed of upcoming exciting developments in Marina Bay. Unobstructed in all directions, from sunrise until sunset, visitors will be able to take in different perspectives of the dynamic Singapore landscape and even parts of Malaysia and Indonesia at every turn of the wheel. Sitting astride a three-storey building, the Singapore Flyer comes with an exciting array of retail, entertainment and food-and-beverage choices, an Asian tropical rainforest, an open-air theatre for live performances and even a 210 metre long waterfront dining promenade.
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Ashish A posted a photo:
The Marina Bay Sands is a integrated resort and a huge complex. It is located at a prime location in Singapore, next to the Marine Bay and is a huge tourist attraction. With its three towers, a unique Skypark located at the top of the 3 towers, and shopping destinations, it draws a large number of tourists. Right in front is a mall, and in the background is the Singapore Flyer with its Ferris Wheel rising above the buildings in front. In front of the Marina Bay Sands in a bus that is carrying tourists from Sentosa.
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Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay with The Westin Stamford Hotel in the background.
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The Sails with The Marina Mandarin, The Oriental and The Ritz Carlton. The Singapore Flyer, The Float and The Helix Bridge on the right.
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Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay with The Sails in the foreground.
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The Singapore Flyer with The Helix Bridge and The ArtScience Museum in the foreground.
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A view of the wheel of the Singapore Flyer, the individual capsules, and the large center section of the Flyer. This is the view from the water, on a Duck cruise which goes on both land and water, an amphibian cruise, and with a small section of white cloud in the blue sky. The Singapore Flyer is a giant Ferris wheel located in Singapore, in the Marina area, right next to the Marina Bay Sands resort, with the exact area being the Marina Promenade. The Flyer is based on the Londoneye, another giant observation platform. The Singapore Flyer presents a great view of the city and some of the attractions. The Flyer has a total height of 165 meters, and reaches 42 stories tall (and is taller than London Eye by 30 m). The Singapore Flyer was opened in April 2008 to the general public. There are 28 capsules in the Flyer, with each capsule holding 28 people. Each trip lasts around 30 minutes. The Flyer however is not the tallest structure in the region, with buildings nearby being taller. Sightseeing buses, along with an MRT station, provide easy access to the Flyer.
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Ashish A posted a photo:
A view of the wheel of the Singapore Flyer, the individual capsules, and the large center section of the Flyer. To one side of the photo is the splendid shape of the Marina Bay Sands. This is the view from the water, on a Duck cruise which goes on both land and water, an amphibian cruise, and with a small section of white cloud in the blue sky. The top of the boat structure in seen in this photo.
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A view of the Marina Bay Sands Resort with the flat structure on top of the hotel, the full wheel of the Singapore Flyer and some temporary structures meant for the Formula One race. This is the view from the water, on a cruise which goes on both land and water. The Singapore Flyer is a giant Ferris wheel located in Singapore, in the Marina area, right next to the Marina Bay Sands resort, with the exact area being the Marina Promenade. The Flyer is based on the Londoneye, another giant observation platform. The Singapore Flyer presents a great view of the city and some of the attractions. The Flyer has a total height of 165 meters, and reaches 42 stories tall (and is taller than London Eye by 30 m). The Singapore Flyer was opened in April 2008 to the general public. There are 28 capsules in the Flyer, with each capsule holding 28 people. Each trip lasts around 30 minutes. The Flyer however is not the tallest structure in the region, with buildings nearby being taller. Sightseeing buses, along with an MRT station, provide easy access to the Flyer.
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Ashish A posted a photo:
A view of the Marina Bay Sands Resort with the flat structure on top of the hotel, the full wheel of the Singapore Flyer and some temporary structures meant for the Formula One race on which work is happening. This is the view from the water, on a Duck Tour cruise which goes on both land and water. The Singapore Flyer is a giant Ferris wheel located in Singapore, in the Marina area, right next to the Marina Bay Sands resort, with the exact area being the Marina Promenade. The Flyer is based on the Londoneye, another giant observation platform. The Singapore Flyer presents a great view of the city and some of the attractions. The Flyer has a total height of 165 meters, and reaches 42 stories tall (and is taller than London Eye by 30 m). The Singapore Flyer was opened in April 2008 to the general public. There are 28 capsules in the Flyer, with each capsule holding 28 people. Each trip lasts around 30 minutes. The Flyer however is not the tallest structure in the region, with buildings nearby being taller. Sightseeing buses, along with an MRT station, provide easy access to the Flyer.
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