The world’s tallest observation wheel, our very own Singapore Flyer had a major power disruption Tuesday evening leaving 173 passengers stranded for 6 hours.
Since the Flyer began operation in February this year, this is the third time it has encountered problems.
The Singapore Flyer will remain closed till after the new year for investigations to find out te exact cause of the ferris wheel’s failure.
Stuck for 6 fcuking hours. I can’t believe this. I won’t even step my feet in Singapore even if you pay me. Who knows, maybe the walls will fall down or bridge collapses. Singaporean engineers, shame on you…. I thought NUS and NTU are world class,… seems like world class my feet!!
The BIG headed Singaporeans and The Lees need to look at the mirror and reflect, man…..
Serve you well!!
Glad you enjoyed your stay, though I wished you elaborated on what NUS & NTU had anything to do with this fiasco.
this singapore flyer .. he enginner that build this is not build by singapore enginn shame on u it the german