Monday, July 27, 2009
Eng Journal ( singapore flyer )
But when I reach there the view from the bottom of the Singapore flyer, awed me as to see a massive structure up close. They even have shops on all three floors, most of it were eateries. The large wheel of the flyer was moved by the smaller wheels at the bottom of it. The wheel carries twenty-eight capsules up to one hundred and fifty meters high. The structure was supported by to very huge and tall beams, which was then supported by twelve large steel cables at he bottom on each beam. Some of the of the Singapore attractions are able to be seen at the top of the flyer, like the Merlion, Marina Barrage, Esplanade, floating stadium, The IR ( integrated resort ), Fullerton Singapore and the New Bridge.
On the way up the air conditioned capsules that looks like a empty toilet roll, I saw all the Singapore attractions as on the worksheet that ask us to find it and put a tick on the box. During the flight, I felt that it was a very exciting as there were many things to see on board the capsule. We even took a picture of all of us standing at the door group together. My expectations of the flyer was met above my expectation as the flyer was spacious and air conditioned.
The picture that was taken was printed and given out to the whole class as a memorable, to remember it in the near future. The picture is now sitting in my photo album at home, so as not to damage it. I even laminated it.
The trip to the Singapore flyer is worth going, as it can be use for family time for the whole family together. Accept I still think that the capsules need vending machines for food and drinks as it gets rather thirsty and hungry in the capsule. I would recommend it to others as it will be a exciting place to be. In addition the eateries there provide the best of food.
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