Singapore Flyer Capsules
28 guests max
30 Raffles Ave., Singapore 039803
One of the most recognisable landmarks on Singapore's waterfront skyline also functions as a fully operational events destination — and that duality is what sets Singapore Flyer apart from every conventional banquet hall in the city. Rising 165 metres above Marina Bay, the observation wheel opened in 2008 and has since hosted corporate galas, product launches, wedding receptions, and large-scale MICE events within its purpose-built event facilities at ground level and inside its iconic capsules. With a confirmed floating capacity of 1,000 guests, the property offers event planners a rare combination of architectural spectacle and functional event infrastructure that no standalone hall on Raffles Avenue can replicate.
The Singapore Flyer event precinct spans multiple configurable zones across its podium levels, anchored by the Grand Ballroom-style terminal hall that can be arranged in theatre, banquet, or cocktail reception formats. The arrival plaza offers a dramatic pre-function area with unobstructed views of the Marina Bay skyline — a natural icebreaker for any guest list. Individual capsules, each accommodating up to 28 guests, can be hired for private dining, intimate brand activations, or proposal events while the wheel is in motion. For large corporate events and wedding banquets in Singapore, the combination of indoor column-free floor space and an open-air waterfront terrace allows planners to stage a layered event flow across distinct zones without the venue ever feeling crowded.
For MICE bookings — conferences, product launches, and annual dinners — the terminal's AV-ready hall supports stage sets, LED backdrops, and full PA systems, with a dedicated on-site events coordination team managing technical turnaround between sessions. Wedding receptions benefit from a fundamentally different spatial experience: the waterfront terrace becomes a ceremony or cocktail zone at dusk, while the interior transitions into a seated dinner format. It is worth noting for planners that capsule dining events operate on the wheel's standard rotation schedule, which means event timing for those bookings must align with operational windows — a scheduling constraint that requires early RFP submission and flexible programming. In-house catering partners handle food and beverage, with cuisine options spanning Western, Asian, and fusion menus.
Singapore Flyer has received recognition from the Singapore Tourism Board as part of the Marina Bay precinct's integrated events ecosystem, and the property has been cited in industry press for its contribution to Singapore's MICE destination credentials. For planners, this positioning carries a practical benefit: vendors, destination management companies, and international delegates already recognise the address, which reduces the briefing time and logistical coordination typically required when introducing a lesser-known location to overseas stakeholders. The venue's profile within Singapore's tourism infrastructure also means it has an established protocol for handling high-security or VIP guest events.
Spalba's listing for Singapore Flyer includes verified capacity configurations, floor plan references, and direct inquiry tools that allow planners to compare layouts and submit structured venue queries without making a phone call first. Given the capsule inventory is finite and peak-season dates on the Marina Bay waterfront move quickly, early-stage enquiries made through the Spalba platform give corporate bookers and wedding coordinators the lead time needed to secure preferred dates and negotiate catering packages — decisions best made with full floor plan data in hand rather than after a site visit.
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Singapore Flyer's event spaces can accommodate up to 300 guests for a standing cocktail reception and up to 200 guests in a banquet hall setup. The venue features multiple configurable spaces including the Grand Ballroom and capsule-based private dining options, making it a sought-after banquet venue in Singapore's Raffles Avenue precinct. Check the Spalba listing for current layout configurations.
Singapore Flyer offers several distinct event spaces: the Terminal Event Halls accommodating up to 300 guests for cocktail receptions, private capsule dining experiences for 15 to 28 guests per capsule, and open-deck areas for curated gatherings. Each space can be customised for weddings, corporate events, or social celebrations. Planners can view floor plans on the Spalba listing for Singapore Flyer.
Singapore Flyer supports a combination of indoor and outdoor event formats. The terminal halls provide air-conditioned indoor space, while the observation capsules and open-air decks offer a unique outdoor experience with panoramic views of Marina Bay. This multi-format flexibility suits events that require a distinct transition from formal proceedings to an experiential cocktail or networking segment.
Singapore Flyer offers in-house catering services through its on-site culinary team, providing a range of Asian and international cuisine options for banquet hall events in the Raffles Avenue locality. Both plated dinner and buffet formats are available. Vegetarian and dietary-specific menus can be arranged upon request. Enquire through the Spalba platform to confirm current menu packages and per-plate pricing.
Singapore Flyer's event spaces are equipped with professional audiovisual infrastructure including LED display screens, a PA sound system, wireless microphones, and stage lighting. High-speed Wi-Fi connectivity is available across event areas. A dedicated technical crew is available on-site to support presentations, product launches, and conferences. Planners should confirm specific technical specifications directly through the Spalba enquiry form.
Singapore Flyer works with both an in-house décor team and an approved list of external vendors for weddings and social events. Couples and planners who wish to engage independent florists, lighting vendors, or entertainment providers should confirm the external vendor policy at the time of booking. The venue's events team coordinates vendor access and setup timings to ensure smooth execution.
Singapore Flyer is located on Raffles Avenue and is approximately 20 kilometres from Changi International Airport, with an average transfer time of 25 to 35 minutes by taxi or private hire vehicle. The nearest MRT station is Promenade, served by the Circle and Downtown lines, situated within a comfortable 8 to 10 minute walk from the venue, making it highly accessible for outstation and international guests.
Singapore Flyer has a dedicated on-site car park with multi-level parking facilities accessible from Raffles Avenue. Valet parking services are available for select event packages. The car park capacity comfortably supports large banquet and corporate events. Guests arriving by public transport can use the nearby Promenade MRT station or board direct bus services that stop adjacent to the venue.
Singapore Flyer is designed with accessibility in mind. The terminal and event hall areas feature step-free access, ramps, and lift access across multiple levels. Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available on-site. The capsule boarding system also accommodates guests with mobility requirements with assistance from trained venue staff. Event planners with specific accessibility needs are encouraged to discuss requirements at the enquiry stage via Spalba.
For marquee events such as weddings, gala dinners, and large corporate conferences, Singapore Flyer recommends securing a date at least six to twelve months in advance, particularly for peak periods including year-end and public holidays. Planners can initiate the booking process directly through the Spalba listing for Singapore Flyer, which enables direct enquiry, availability checks, and connection with the venue's events team.
Singapore Flyer's cancellation and rescheduling terms are outlined in the event contract issued at the time of booking. Policies typically involve a tiered deposit structure, with cancellation charges varying based on proximity to the event date. Planners are advised to review the specific terms with the venue's sales team during the proposal stage. The Spalba listing provides a direct channel to initiate these discussions.
Singapore Flyer structures its event pricing through a combination of venue rental packages and per-plate catering charges depending on the event format and guest count. Customised packages are available for weddings, corporate dinners, and MICE events. Pricing details are provided following a formal enquiry and are based on the chosen space, catering tier, and event duration. Submit an enquiry via Spalba for a tailored proposal.
Singapore Flyer provides a dedicated events coordinator for wedding bookings, assisting couples with space planning, catering selection, vendor coordination, and on-day management. The iconic backdrop of Marina Bay and the Giant Observation Wheel makes it a distinctive choice for luxury wedding banquets in Singapore. Bridal suite availability and ceremony setup options can be discussed directly with the coordinator after an initial enquiry through Spalba.
Singapore Flyer is equipped to host multi-day MICE events, offering flexible hall configurations that can transition between plenary sessions, breakout rooms, and networking receptions across its terminal event spaces. The proximity to Marina Bay Sands and the CBD makes it a practical choice for international corporate delegations. On-site catering, AV support, and event coordination services are available throughout the conference duration.
Singapore Flyer issues GST-compliant tax invoices for all corporate event bookings, supporting standard business procurement and reimbursement processes. Corporate clients requiring purchase order-based billing or specific invoice formats should communicate requirements to the venue's accounts team during the contracting phase. This makes the venue a practical option for MNCs and government-linked organisations managing structured event budgets.
