Singapore Flyer Tickets

Singapore Flyer tickets cost $35.96 for both options I found on GetYourGuide, and the Entry Ticket is the one with the evidence: 4.72 stars from 1,095 reviews. The wheel is 165 m tall, according to Wikipedia, and you see the most at the top of the rotation. I would ride about an hour before sunset, so one 30-minute turn takes you from daylight to city lights.

I compared every Singapore Flyer ticket that I could book through GetYourGuide right now. There are only two, both are plain admission for one rotation, and they cost the same. Prices, ratings and inclusions come from the listings in US dollars, checked in October 2026. Links open GetYourGuide in a new tab, and I earn a commission if you book, at no extra cost to you.

Singapore Flyer at a Glance

The Singapore Flyer is an observation wheel beside Marina Bay, with 28 air-conditioned capsules that each take up to 28 passengers. Here are the key numbers, each with its source.

What	Detail
Ride	One rotation of about 30 minutes in a shared capsule, per the ticket listings
Capsules	28, each for up to 28 passengers, per Wikipedia
Address	30 Raffles Ave., Singapore 039803, per Google Maps
Opening hours	10 AM to 10 PM every day, per Google Maps; one listing shows shorter days, so check before you go
Google Maps rating	4.6 from 24,466 reviews
Cancellation	Both listings are non-refundable

“The Flyer has an overall height of 165 metres (541 ft), making it the world's tallest Ferris wheel upon completion.”

A wheel has no upper and lower deck, so Singapore Flyer tickets never ask you to choose a level. You ride one rotation, and the view is widest at the top.

Singapore Flyer Observation Deck Tickets

If you want the version with the most proof behind it, book this one of the Singapore Flyer observation deck tickets. The Entry Ticket is $35.96 and it is the most reviewed ticket on the page. It covers admission at Level 1, one 30-minute rotation in a shared capsule, access to the FLYER360 mobile app and the Time Capsule, the pre-boarding gallery about how the wheel was built and how Singapore grew.

That gallery is what separates it from the plain ride, and the reviewers rate it. One wrote that the intro was excellent on how the Flyer was built. The listing says the ticket is valid for 24 hours, which is helpful if you want to pick a slot after you land. It is non-refundable, so only book when your dates are fixed.

GlobalTix Pte Ltd

Singapore Flyer Entry Ticket

• ★ 4.7 (1,095 reviews)
• 24-hour ticket

My pick: My pick for a first visit: $35.96, 4.72 stars from 1,095 reviews, with the Time Capsule gallery and the FLYER360 app included.

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Singapore Flyer Tickets and Prices

The second option among the Singapore Flyer tickets is the Admission Ticket, also $35.96. It covers one rotation in a shared capsule and nothing else, which makes it the simpler of the two Singapore Flyer tickets, and the listing adds an optional audio guide that tells you the stories behind the places you pass. Capsule tablets let you swipe between old photos of districts like Little India and Chinatown and what you see today.

It has far fewer reviews, 47 against 1,095, though the rating is close at 4.7. The listing also shows opening on Thursday to Sunday from 2 PM to 10 PM with last entry at 9:30 PM, which is narrower than Google Maps. Because of that mismatch I would pick the Entry Ticket unless you specifically want this one, and check the official site for your date.

CEBU AIR TRAVEL AND TOURS PTE LTD

Singapore Flyer Admission Ticket

• ★ 4.7 (47 reviews)
• 30 minutes

My pick: The same $35.96 for a plain rotation with an optional audio guide; 4.7 stars but only 47 reviews, so I rank it second.

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Singapore Flyer Tickets Price

Singapore Flyer tickets are the same price on both listings, so there is no cheaper pick. Each costs $35.96, and the difference is what you get for it: the Entry Ticket adds the gallery and the app, and the Admission Ticket adds an optional audio guide. Neither includes food, drinks or hotel pickup.

Because the price gap between these Singapore Flyer tickets is zero, the choice comes down to reviews and clarity. If you are pricing a trip for a group, this calculator works out the total and links to the booking page.

Singapore Flyer Height

The wheel is 165 m tall (541 ft), according to Wikipedia, which matches the 164.9 m on Wikidata. It was the world’s tallest Ferris wheel when it opened, and the High Roller in Las Vegas passed it in 2014 at 167.6 m. You reach the full height only at the top of the rotation, so face the bay as the capsule climbs and keep the camera ready for the last quarter.

On a clear day the listings say you can pick out Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay and the Singapore River, with distant views of Malaysia and Indonesia. I treat that as the best case, because the cloud cover in the weather table below is high for most of the year.

Singapore Flyer Dinner

Singapore Flyer tickets as sold on this page include no food or drink, so a meal is a separate booking. The official site sells a 165 Sky Dining experience, and Google Maps shows 165 Sky Dining on Level 3 of the terminal, open 7 to 8:30 PM and rated 4.9 from 134 reviews. I have no price for it, so check the official page.

There is also a Flyer Lounge on Level 3, rated 4.5 from 53 reviews, if you only want a drink before or after the ride. Neither GetYourGuide listing gets you into it, so treat it as an add-on to the wheel.

Singapore Flyer Tickets Online

You can buy Singapore Flyer tickets online in two places: GetYourGuide, through the cards on this page, or the official site. Both listings here say to go straight to the turnstiles and scan your ticket, so there is no desk to queue at for a voucher once you hold Singapore Flyer tickets. The Entry Ticket also unlocks the FLYER360 app on your phone.

The one condition to remember is that both are non-refundable. I would book once you know your date, and I would not buy a week ahead on a hope that the weather will be clear.

Singapore Flyer vs London Eye

The wheels are close in design and far apart in size. The Singapore Flyer is 165 m tall, while the London Eye is 135 m according to Wikidata, so Singapore gives you 30 m more height on a similar 30-minute turn. London’s skyline is older and more varied, and Singapore’s is a compact bay of towers, gardens and water.

If you are planning both trips, I compare the ticket options for the other wheel on London Eye tickets. My own view: choose the Flyer for modern skyline and night views, and the Eye for historic landmarks.

Singapore Flyer at Night

The wheel stays open until 10 PM per Google Maps, so evening Singapore Flyer tickets are easy to find, and sunset in Singapore is between 18:51 and 19:20 all year, so a night ride is possible every day. After dark the bay turns into the main show, with Marina Bay Sands, the Helix Bridge and the Supertree Grove all lit within 1 km. The listings call out both day and night as worth doing, and each rotation shows a different side of the city.

My plan is a slot about 45 to 60 minutes before sunset. Then your first quarter-turn is in daylight and the top of the wheel meets the blue hour. The planner in the next section shows the sunset time for your date.

Singapore Flyer Tickets Promotion

I found no promotion code for the two Singapore Flyer tickets here, and I will not invent one. Both are $35.96 with no discount shown. The official site lists a family value bundle that is exclusive to online buyers, which is worth a look if you are travelling with children.

Compare the final price on the official page with the GetYourGuide price for your date, since a bundle can change the total. Anything that says 1-for-1 should be checked against the operator’s own site before you pay.

Singapore Flyer Hours

Google Maps shows the Singapore Flyer open from 10 AM to 10 PM every day. The Admission Ticket listing is narrower, Thursday to Sunday from 2 PM to 10 PM with last entry at 9:30 PM, and the sources do not agree. Hours change with events and maintenance, so check the official site for your date before you buy Singapore Flyer tickets.

The latest entry matters most if you want a night ride, because a 9:30 PM last entry means a full rotation ends close to closing time. For a sunset ride, aim for a mid-afternoon arrival.

Best Time to Visit Singapore Flyer

Singapore is cloudy for much of the year, so timing helps. In the 2025 Open-Meteo data, the clearest month was July at 71% average cloud cover, followed by June at 76%. The cloudiest were November at 95%, then January and December at 93%. Sunset runs from 18:51 in November to 19:20 in February.

Month	Sunset (Singapore time)	Cloud cover	Sunshine a day	Rainy days
Jan	19:15	93%	8.2 h	26
Febclearest	19:20	82%	10.1 h	19
Mar	19:16	83%	9.7 h	28
Apr	19:08	83%	10.7 h	27
May	19:06	82%	10.4 h	24
Junclearest	19:10	76%	10.3 h	11
Julclearest	19:16	71%	10.9 h	15
Aug	19:13	82%	9.6 h	22
Sep	19:03	86%	9 h	23
Oct	18:52	86%	9.8 h	18
Nov	18:51	95%	8.9 h	26
Dec	19:01	93%	8.5 h	24

Pick a date and the planner shows the sunset and the entry time I would book.

Sunset hardly moves, so you can plan the hour for your Singapore Flyer tickets with confidence. I would book a slot 45 to 60 minutes before it, and choose June or July if you can pick the month.

What You Can See From Singapore Flyer

The horizon calculator above shows how far you can see from 165 m. The landmarks below are what you will pick out first. Distances are straight-line from the wheel, computed from the Google Maps coordinates.

The Helix Bridge is the closest at 0.34 km (0.21 miles), then the SkyPark at 0.51 km (0.32 miles) and Flower Dome at 0.55 km (0.34 miles). Supertree Grove is 0.82 km (0.51 miles) away and Gardens by the Bay 0.86 km (0.54 miles). Merlion Park is 1.01 km (0.63 miles) across the water, and Fort Canning Park is the farthest at 2.01 km (1.25 miles).

Singapore Flyer vs Other Observation Decks in Singapore

Singapore has several high viewpoints within a short walk of the place where you use Singapore Flyer tickets. Ratings and review counts are from Google Maps, and distances are straight-line from the Singapore Flyer.

Deck	Google rating	Reviews	Distance	Cost
Singapore Flyer	4.6	24,466	the wheel itself	Paid
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark	4.6	13,983	0.51 km (0.32 mi)	Paid
Supertree Observatory	4.5	943	0.81 km (0.50 mi)	Check locally
ION Sky	4.6	3,285	3.85 km (2.39 mi)	Check locally
Marina Bay Overpass Viewing Point	4.8	379	0.77 km (0.48 mi)	Free
Downtown Viewpoint	4.9	10	1.67 km (1.03 mi)	Free

The SkyPark gives you a fixed rooftop view, while the wheel moves and shows all four sides in one turn. The two pair well in one evening because they are about 500 m apart. If you want a free option, the Marina Bay Overpass is the closest.

How I’d Choose

• First visit: the Entry Ticket at $35.96, for the 1,095 reviews and the Time Capsule gallery.
• Cheapest: both Singapore Flyer tickets cost $35.96, so pick on reviews and inclusions, not price.
• Sunset: the Entry Ticket, booked 45 to 60 minutes before sunset.
• Families: the Entry Ticket for the gallery and app, or the Admission Ticket with its audio guide and swipe tablets for children.
• Dinner and a view: book the wheel on GetYourGuide, and check the official site for 165 Sky Dining.