ON TOP OF THE WORLD

{wearing: south haven skirt, charles&keith pumps}

Okay, so it wasn't so much as being on top of the world. It was more of being inside the Singapore Flyer and getting a bird's eye view of the city. It was an experience, not one you'd miss half your life of if you don't do it, but an experience nonetheless. Booked the High Tea Flight coz I was scared it might get boring so at least there'll be something to munch if it does (foodie logic, what can I say). Based on that ride, I would suggest you just take the normal capsule, or go all-out and have dinner (let me know how it goes!). The bites were okay, I especially liked the tuna, but the extra you pay isn't really worth it especially if you're with a group that literally charged to the limited spread the moment the capsule inched off. Space wise, there were roughly a dozen of us. It seemed like a good thing considering we saw a capsule with what looked like 20 people crammed in it. But then again, we saw another capsule with about 4 people (see above photo). Not sure if it was a private capsule, but again, I think you'd be better off trying your luck by taking the normal flight at off-peak hours.

Being at such a height is always humbling for me. Seeing everything so small yet at the same time so vast is just - wow. The Singapore Flyer momentarily allowed me that same jolt of excitement I get from riding airplanes. I didn't get to travel miles, but they will see us waving from such great heights, Come down now, they'll say. But everything looks perfect from far away, Come down now but we'll stay ♬ 

...actually, I take it back. I was on top of the world. ♥︎

xx