Admission (Adult): $33
Admission (Child, 3-12 years old): $21
Admission (Senior Citizen, above 60 years old): $24
Contact number: +65 6333 3311
Operating hours: 3.30 pm
Duration: 30 minutes
Address: 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803
Nearest MRT stations: Promenade (CC4)
Public buses: 106, 111, 133
Singapore Flyer introduces a unique & brand new experience – High Tea Flight atop the world’s largest Giant Observation Wheel!
The High Tea menu includes a delightful assortment of finger sandwiches, muffins and scones, as well as éclairs, pastries and macaroons, served with orange juice, freshly brewed coffee and tea. Complementing this indulgence are the captivating 360-degree city views seen from different altitudes, within a spacious air-conditioned capsule. Excellent choice to spend a perfect afternoon relaxing with your family and friends.
- Boarding time: 1530 hrs. Arrival: 1500 hrs.
- Proceed to guest services lounge located on the ground floor (level 1) next to the seafood paradise for check in
- 1 rotation (approximately 30 minutes)
- Free entry to Journey of Dreams Interative Gallery (optional post flight programme)
Nearby Restaurant & Cafes
Visitor's Review
"The flyer is 163m and a rotation will take around 30mins. The view is spectacular and well worth the effort. We choose to take part the high tea which that has recently been added. It was nice to enjoy a coffee and some snacks while enjoying the view. High tea cost $S120 for 3 pax, which is reasonable since the cost of a flight is around $S25 each. There are also perks, such as jumping the queue and relaxing in the lounge before getting on board. You will need to share the capsule with a couple other people (we had approx 6 others), but there is more than enough room."
"I wasn't sure about going on a ferris wheel, but was pleasantly surprised. We didn't have to queue long for tickets and tickets were reasonably priced. I think it took about 30-45mins to complete the ride, which was a good amount of time, but it wouldn't need to be any longer. Great views of Singapore. Right near Marina Bay Sands area, so you could do that area and the Flyer in an afternoon. I think there is an MRT stop right near the flyer, but when we were in Singapore it was the F1 race so we had a little trouble getting there with things being blocked off, so just be aware if travelling to Singapore at that time of year."
"While not a scenic as the London Eye, the Singapore Flyer is a good way to spend some time in that nice city. I had the opportunity to join the a Champagne event on board a capsule and it was an nice event. The views are outstanding, the service very friendly, the only drawback is that if you do it, make sure to drink al the champagne, as they will not let you take unused bottles of the pod. The scenery is excellent"
"My husband and I had the high-tea onboard the Singapore Flyer on a Wednesday afternoon on my birthday. It was a nice quick getaway from 'sea-level Singapore' where we got to see some pretty lovely views of Singapore city. The food was great but eating was a little rushed as we had to manage our time between taking in the view and actually eating. It was also too crowded for my liking - there were about 12-15 of us in one capsule. I guess it'll be ok if it wasn't for the high-tea, but with the food trays there and the bartender, it got a little too cramped and picture-taking could only be done with some maneuvering and definitely with other people in the background of your photos. Worth a visit if you have nothing else to do, but don't expect much. It was only for half an hour."
"We were a group of 4, booked the high-tea flight, a special capsule ride at 15:30. It was quite worth the money we pay, S$45 each and got 10% discount as we booked from its official site. The service was superbe. We were waiting at the guest lounge, having a special treatment all the way and enjoying the 30-minute ride full of snack (eclairs, canapé, mini cakes..) and tea of course. We were lucky as there were no other passengers but 4 of us, though it could cramped to be maximum 16 persons for high tea flight. Perhaps because it was during weekdays.. Overall service is great."
FAQs
Q: What will happen if we were late for the High Tea Flight at the Singapore Flyer?
A: Latecomers will only be admitted for boarding at Singapore Flyer’s discretion and flights are subject to availability.
Q: Can we change the dates after booking the High Tea Flight at SIngapore Flyer?
A: Changes to your flight time or date must be made at least 48 hours prior to your scheduled flight time, subject to availability. No refund will be given for changes to flight time and are subject to availability.
Q: What happen if there is a storm during the High Tea Flight at the Singapore Flyer?
A: Due to inclement weather, your High Tea Flight may be postponed or cancelled.
Q: Is there any dress code for the High Tea Flight at the Singapore Flyer?
A: Guests are requested to be in smart casual attire. No shorts, slippers or flip flops are allowed.
Q: Can we bring children along for the High Tea Flight at the SIngapore Flyer?
A: Guests who bring children on the High Tea Flight must purchase additional High Tea Flight tickets at per pax published rate.
Q: What is the maximum number of person allowed per capsule?
A: Maximum 16 persons per High Tea capsule.
Q: Are outside food permitted into the High Tea Flight at the Singapore Flyer?
A: Outside food and drinks are strictly not allowed inside the capsules.