We bought a pretty good deal from Groupon for the 3 in 1 package to the Singapore Flyer, Duck Tour and Port of Lost Wonder in Palawan Beach. When we told the boys we are going to bring them for a ride in the Singapore Flyer yesterday, they were excited and thinks it feels kinda cool. ^^
So after Jayden’s swimming lesson today, we headed off to our destination!!! :D
The sky was still bright when we reached there, but since D wanted to ride and admire the night scenery, we decided to have our dinner first while waiting for the night to fall.
Little one was eagerly posing for me to take pictures today, but of course most of the pose is “cheeky”.
Like this one and the one below….
There were so many stalls selling clothes (both adults and kids) and accessories. Some of the stuffs look pretty nice and prices were cheap also. Had wanted to get a dress but after I went back after our dinner, the stalls were not there anymore.
This is the bridge connecting the carpark and the Singapore Flyer building. We had our dinner at Popeye and of course the boys had not objection as they get to watch Tom and Jerry cartoon there.
Looking at different direction AGAIN!!!!
Our yummy dinner
Even Javier was cheering for the nice food and ice cream dessert. I have restrict him off cold stuffs for quite a while, thus he was super ultra happy when he get to eat his favourite ice cream today.
One was trying to act cute and the other was busy eye-ing his Tom and Jerry Show which explains this picture. After our dinner, we decided to walk around to burn off some calories and quite luckily, the weather was breezy and cooling which make our walk so much enjoyable.
We take a tour of the pre flight gallery before we embark on “the Flying tour” consisting of multimedia galleries which present Singapore's dreams which are divided in 7 categories : The Prelude, The Dreamscape, The Discovery, Fragment of Dreams, Dream Journal, Dream Reflections, and Reservoir of Dreams
The miniature of Singapore Flyer
Dreamscape - panoramic screen displaying a myriad of images projected onto geometric cut-outs
Kinda cool lighting decoration along the way.
Information on Singapore Flyer
In the queue, the boys decided to take a rest. Frankly I prefer them to sit down rather than running around. ^^
We are inside the capsule now.
And of course we take this opportunity to snap pictures.
This picture looks nice except for Jayden’s sleepy eye’s look.
The boys took turn taking picture for us.
In the height of 165 m above the earth, from the bird view locations inside the 28 capsules, every of which has the capacity up to 28 passengers, we are able to enjoy the scenes of the of Singapore overlooking historical and popular landmarks like Raffles Place, Merlion Park, Singapore river, Esplanade, Singapore F-1 circuit, Empress Place, Singapore floating platform/stadium…. And D was busy explaining the different landmarks to the boys.
Inside the capsule, some decided to sit and enjoy the scenery while we decide to walk around to capture the different view.
The spectacular view.
Over here, we can see the Garden by the Bay…
We have come to the end of our journey and the boys were feeling excited and not forgetting tired. It has been a wonderful experience for us. Though the ticket was a tah expensive but it was an enjoyable activity.
The boys were so tired, that they into to Lalaland on the way home. ^^
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