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  1. The Singapore Flyer is an observation wheel at the Downtown Core district of Singapore. Officially opened on 15 April 2008, it has 28 air-conditioned capsules, each able to accommodate 28 passengers, and incorporates a three-story terminal building.

  2. www.singaporeflyer.com › en › about-singapore-flyerSingapore Flyer

    2 days ago · History and Milestones. Officially launched in 2008, Singapore Flyer stands at 165 metres, with a diameter of 150 metres, making it one of the largest Giant Observation Wheels in the world. Find out more. Fun Facts. Discover some fun facts about Singapore Flyer. Find out more. Web site created using create-react-app.

  3. Singapore Flyer, one of the largest observation wheels in the world. Marvel at the breathtaking views of Marina Bay from the Singapore Flyer’s capsules. The Singapore Flyer is an attraction for the entire family, thoughtfully designed and wheelchair accessible, our attentive staff will help you board your capsule for a fuss-free experience.

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    2 days ago · Discover some fun facts about Singapore Flyer! Vital Statistics. Diameter: Singapore Flyer is 150 metres in diameter – about the length of 87 Singaporean men lying down head-to-toe. The average Singaporean man is 1.72m tall. Height: Singapore Flyer measures 165 metres in height – about the height of a 42-storey building.

  5. The Singapore Flyer - a giant observation wheel, is set to be Asia's most visible Iconic Visitor Attraction. The Singapore Flyer will provide breathtaking panoramic views of Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.

  6. The Singapore Flyer is a world-class visitor attraction, fusing a massive engineering structure to an iconic sculpted building. Its centrepiece is the giant observation wheel from which visitors can experience some of the best views in the entire region.

  7. The Singapore Flyer is a gigantic Ferris wheel erected near the shore of m. At a total height of 165 metres, it was the World’s Largest Observation Wheel at its opening in 2008. After 2014, this title was snatched by Las Vegas Strip’s High Roller, which is only 2.6 meters taller than the Flyer.