Journey of Dreams

ABBEY:  When we first rode the flyer we were greeted by a long queue. A lot of people are excited to ride the world's largest observation wheel. Innovating ways to attract more tourist, they built this Journey of Dreams. In here they exhibit the beginnings of the wheel; how they built it and the details of a capsule. They also show different arts made of recycleable materials and metals. Along the hall are the different awards this attraction got. At the end of the museum is the entrance of the flyer.

WILL:  On the past it is only a dream and now, it is a reality. This gigantic observatory is really an icon and a must-to-see when going here at Singapore. It is our second flight and to the addition of every flight, there is a journey that explains how this dream became a reality. 

       Journey of dreams is very informative. Kudos to Singapore Flyer in adding this up :)

Singapore Flyer - A Moving Experience at Every Turn

 ABBEY:
Wow, ferris wheel. I'm eager to ride this one as I wanted to see Singapore in aerial view. This is part of tourism's promotion regarding landmarks here. I heard reviews that when you ride the wheel in morning, you can even see part of Indonesia. I can't proved it cause we were there at night. The lights give more beauty to it. Truly a remarkable experience. A very nice sight when you're at the top.

WILL: This is the largest observation wheel all over the world, that's why we never let this experience to passed us. :) 

      They have a promotion for land-water-air view. For only S$29.00 each. So we do the boat ride first, in that, we saw Merlion ng paharap, lagi kasi patagilid eh. hehe.. Then we queue sa pagkahabang pila for our flight. 

      In the capsule for 30 mins, you can see the lights and glitters of city of Singapore. Their river is so clean. Nature was truly reserved in this country.

      It's a nice experience even at first my feet got numb because of the great height. Si chat nga muntik na magback-out. haha!