Wishes Come True at Singapore Flyer this Christmas!
The world’s largest Giant Observation Wheel lights up Christmas with a gleeful line-up of activities and making wishes happen.
17th Nov 2012 - 1st Jan 2013
Singapore Flyer, where wishes are fulfilled and a dazzling spectacle of more than 2 million LED Christmas lights awaits this Christmas Season.
Celebrating the 12 days of Christmas in a special and meaningful way.
Christmas Mailbox project. You can nominate a person who has touched your lives on a wishes card into the mailbox, and twelve most inspiring and touching submissions will have their “wish” granted and be invited to a Christmas High Tea experience with their nominee.
And what’s Christmas without pretty lights?
Christmas Village in the tropics will enthrall you on a journey through the understated countryside before climaxing into a village set aglow with over a million bright, energy-saving LED lights adorning gift sheds, buildings and landscape.
A tradition that never gets old, Singapore Flyer will once again rise up as Singapore's tallest Christmas tree.
The tree standing at a mammoth 83 metres completes the Christmas light-up with more than 1,000,000 LED lights. Santa with his sleigh will add a new touch to this year’s display.
Singapore Flyer’s Sky Dining (1 December to 31 January) experience with the magnificent views atop the Flyer with unique festive menus, including a special Christmas Eve and Christmas menu, intricately prepared by popular Celebrity Chef, Eric Teo, President of Singapore Chef Association.
MegaBounce at Singapore Flyer – be ready to be tossed 8 metres mid-air for the ultimate fun factor! Whether you are kid or a kid at heart, embark on this delightful experience, and you’ll never know, your wish might just come true!
Pose with Singapore Flyer’s cutesy character, Christmas Mailbox and with Singapore’s tallest Christmas tree to complete your Christmas journey at the world’s largest Giant Observation Wheel.
Book Tickets and get at least 10% off!
Online: www.singaporeflyer.com
Mobile ticketing: web app (“mTix”)
More information from:
www.singaporeflyer.com
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