fu-cking in the singapore flyer?

• CTX

  10 Apr 07, 23:19

  who plans to try?
• turbo_drift

  10 Apr 07, 23:20

  My great great great great great grandmother..
• WiNtEr'SkiLL

  10 Apr 07, 23:21

  where is it
• Beckhamagic

  11 Apr 07, 09:56

  
• Cool-gal

  11 Apr 07, 10:39

  u try first lor.
• Urroh

  11 Apr 07, 11:00

  unless u want 35 person egging you on.. a cabin on the singapore flyer can seat up to this amount of people with space to walk too..
  
  Very safe.. wont swing at all so dun worry about farking too hard..
  
  Singapore Flyer on track for completion by early 2008
  By Satish Cheney, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 09 April 2007 1644 hrs
  
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  SINGAPORE : Singapore's latest attraction - The Singapore Flyer - is on track to be completed by early next year.
  
  The massive observation wheel will offer panoramic views of not only Singapore but certain parts of Malaysia and Indonesia as well.
  
  As developers fit in the final bolt to the wheel's rim, it is impossible to escape comparisons with another wheel - The Eye on KL - a ferris wheel built in the heart of Kuala Lumpur as part of Malaysia's drive to attract more tourists.
  
  But the Singapore Flyer team wants to make this clear - the Singapore Flyer is not a ferris wheel.
  
  "Your typical ferris wheel has a gravity slung cabin. It can take four to six people and it costs around US$10 to US$15 million to build. This S$230 million project has 10-tonne capsules carrying up to 35 people in air-conditioned comfort where people can sit or walk around inside the cabin," says Peter Purcell, MD of Singapore Flyer.
  
  Part of the evolving landscape at Marina Bay, the project has used up more than one million man hours and is nine weeks ahead of schedule.
  
  Rides will last 37 minutes and ticket prices will begin at about S$30 (US$20).
  
  Corporate events can be held in the cabins for about S$1,000 (US$660).
  
  There are contingency plans should anyone fall ill while in mid-flight.
  
  "The wheel can be accelerated to bring people down if it's an in-cabin emergency. We've also been working with the SCDF, police and other agencies to ensure that in the event of any mechanical stoppage of the wheel, there is a slick and safe evacuation programme," said Purcell.
  
  And as if the structure itself isn't amazing enough, there are strong rumours the UK-based group, which owns the famous Madame Tussauds Museums, has been in talks with the Singapore Flyer team.
  
  But no details have been made available. - CNA /ls
  
  
  
  
• caleb_chiang

  11 Apr 07, 11:08

  Well, i think the cabin is available for booking at 1000sgd but dun think you would do that there as people of other cabin would be watching. There might be a security camera inside.
  
  So, unless you want to be featured in the newspaper headline, i dun think you would want to do that there. lol...
• FireAndHell

  11 Apr 07, 11:42

  hmm....in case something does happen ...like the cabin fallin off..which is very highly unlikely, there'll be 35 ppl who will also go to the netherworld together!! So, guys/gals, be sure to intro yourself to the other 34 passengers, get to noe them better, in case you have to ........hehehehe
• xShevchenkox

  11 Apr 07, 11:43

  u this ctx buay kan one lar...write all the stories all so bo liao