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Fly Scoot

After the memorable event at the Singapore Flyer hosted by Scoot, Singapore’s newest budget airline, I thought I should blog a little more about what Scoot is all about. I can’t help it, I’m attracted by their Scootitude and the bright yellow!
May 21, 2012

Fly with Scoot @ Singapore Flyer

For years I’ve been avoiding the Singapore Flyer. Every I drive past it, which is pretty much on a daily basis, I marvel at its beauty and simultaneously shudder at the thought of being inside an enclosed capsule high up in the
May 10, 2012

Which is better, SkyPark or Singapore Flyer?

If you’ve been deciding on which is better to go to, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, or the Singapore Flyer, my answer would be a resounding MARINA BAY SANDS SKYPARK! 1. The Singapore Flyer is more expensive at $29.50, while the SkyPark costs
April 7, 2011
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Singapore Food Trail – Part 2

More pictures of my visit to the Singapore Food Trail Food Street hawker centre at the Singapore Flyer. Calling it a hawker centre seems incorrect, yet it is not a food court either since food courts are air conditioned? Perhaps Food Street
February 28, 2011
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Singapore Food Trail

Checked out the newly opened Singapore Food Trail Food Street at the Singapore Flyer today. Costing $2m in investments, it is Singapore’s first 1960s-themed food street (opened by Select Group Ltd) and boasts a mix of heritage hawkers who represent Singapore’s original
February 27, 2011
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