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In shortSingapore Flyer has tickets from S$46 and is open daily from 10am to 10pm, at 30 Raffles Avenue. Checked November 2026.

Attractions · tickets from Singapore Flyer

Duration

30 min

The take

One turn of the big wheel in a shared capsule, about half an hour with the bay and the Helix Bridge below. General admission needs no timeslot, so you can turn up and ride. Cross the Helix Bridge afterwards; it's free.

Good to know

Adult S$46, child 3–12 S$28: one 30-minute rotation plus Time Capsule and FLYER360. Walk-up fares on the Flyer site

Daily, public holidays included, 10am–10pm; last admission 9.30pm

165 Sky Dining, Singapore Sling and Premium Champagne cost extra; be at the VIP Lounge, Level 1, 30 minutes early

Bad weather can suspend flights; if it stops yours, you can come back within 30 days

Finding it: 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803, next to the Helix Bridge. About 8 minutes from Promenade MRT (CC4/DT15) Exit A

Hours checked November 2026

Before you go

Do I need to book a time slot for the Singapore Flyer?

No, time-slot reservations aren't required. You can buy a ticket at the counter on Level 1 on the day, and the Flyer is open daily including public holidays from 10am to 10pm, with last admission at 9.30pm. Online tickets arrive by email as an e-ticket to print and bring.

Sources: Singapore FlyerChecked November 2026

Can I change or cancel my Singapore Flyer ticket?

Tickets are non-refundable, and there's no refund or new time if you don't show up. You can ask to move your flight to another date and time if you tell the Flyer at least seven days before it, and the change depends on availability.

Sources: Singapore FlyerChecked November 2026

How long is a ride on the Singapore Flyer, and who shares my capsule?

One rotation takes about 30 minutes. Unless you book a private capsule, you share with other guests, and each capsule holds up to 28 people. The Flyer says the view is not blocked when it's full. Time Capsule, a short exhibition, comes before boarding. Ramps, lifts and a lift-side parking lot make it accessible for wheelchair users.

Sources: Singapore Flyer

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