FORMULA 1 In Singapore
September 20-22, 2024
Cable Car Singapore
Set off on an electrifying sky-high adventure with the Singapore Cable Car, linking the tranquil Mount Faber and the lively Sentosa Island. Soar over the cityscape, enjoying stunning vistas from the state-of-the-art SkyOrb cabins. More than a mere mode of transit, it's a skyward expedition revealing Singapore's vibrant allure from an exceptional viewpoint.
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Schedule:
Daily from 8:45 AM to 10:00 PM
The last boarding time for the cable car is at 9:30 PM
The last boarding time for the cable car is at 9:30 PM
Mount Faber Line:
between 26 to 30 minutes
Sentosa Line:
between 12 to 15 minutes
between 26 to 30 minutes
Sentosa Line:
between 12 to 15 minutes
Duration:
- Selected type of ticket to the Cable Car
- Transportation of your choice
- Tour guide
The price includes:
Embark on a breathtaking aerial journey with the Singapore Cable Car, which rises 100 meters above sea level to connect Mount Faber's tranquility with the vibrant energy of Sentosa Island. Established on February 15, 1974, the cable car recently marked its 50th anniversary.
The network comprises two main lines: the Mount Faber Line and the Sentosa Line, each offering distinct experiences. The Mount Faber Line offers the longer route, taking approximately 30 minutes. It starts at the lush Mount Faber Park, moves through the bustling HarbourFront area, and reaches the lively shores of Sentosa Island. This line is known for its extended ride time and a range of novel experiences it provides to its passengers.
On the other hand, the Sentosa Line provides a shorter, yet equally engaging, 15-minute journey. It begins at the iconic Merlion station, travels through the verdant Imbiah Lookout, and ends at the picturesque Siloso Point. Along this route, passengers enjoy a bird's-eye view of Singapore's diverse natural landscapes and cultural landmarks.
Passengers have the option to choose between the standard cabin or the newly launched SkyOrb cabin, which offers a futuristic travel experience with enhanced viewing capabilities.
The network comprises two main lines: the Mount Faber Line and the Sentosa Line, each offering distinct experiences. The Mount Faber Line offers the longer route, taking approximately 30 minutes. It starts at the lush Mount Faber Park, moves through the bustling HarbourFront area, and reaches the lively shores of Sentosa Island. This line is known for its extended ride time and a range of novel experiences it provides to its passengers.
On the other hand, the Sentosa Line provides a shorter, yet equally engaging, 15-minute journey. It begins at the iconic Merlion station, travels through the verdant Imbiah Lookout, and ends at the picturesque Siloso Point. Along this route, passengers enjoy a bird's-eye view of Singapore's diverse natural landscapes and cultural landmarks.
Passengers have the option to choose between the standard cabin or the newly launched SkyOrb cabin, which offers a futuristic travel experience with enhanced viewing capabilities.
Cable Car Singapore
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FAQ
The Singapore Cable Car is a distinguished aerial lift system that connects Mount Faber to Sentosa Island, and from Sentosa Merlion station to Siloso Point, providing a unique perspective of Singapore’s skyline from 100 meters above sea level. Since its inauguration on February 15, 1974, it has served both as a practical mode of transportation and as a major tourist attraction. The system offers scenic rides across Singapore’s beautiful landscapes and includes special features like the exclusive Sky Dining and innovative SkyOrb Cabins. These additions not only benefit daily commuters but also enhance the overall experience for tourists, offering them unparalleled views of the city’s dynamic architecture and lush natural scenery.
The Singapore Cable Car was established on February 15, 1974, and has recently celebrated its 50th anniversary.
There are two main routes: the Mount Faber Line, which runs from Mount Faber to Sentosa Island, providing views of the harbor, Resorts World Sentosa and Sentosa Island; and the Sentosa Line, which is ideal for exploring the attractions on Sentosa Island itself.
Mount Faber Line:
The Mount Faber Line begins its scenic journey at Mount Faber Station, perched atop a lush hilltop that offers expansive views of the city and surrounding rainforest. As the longest ride within the Singapore Cable Car network, it spans approximately 30 minutes, transporting passengers from the serene heights of Mount Faber Park to the vibrant shores of Sentosa Island via the bustling HarbourFront Station. Along this route, passengers enjoy stunning vistas of Singapore Harbour and the tranquil beauty of Sentosa Island, providing a comprehensive experience of the area's natural and urban landscapes.
Sentosa Line:
Tailored for a thorough exploration of Sentosa Island, this line covers a shorter route, lasting about 15 minutes. It connects three key locations: starting from Merlion Station, it passes through Imbiah Lookout with its verdant views, and ends at Siloso Point, known for its rich military heritage and scenic beaches. This route is perfect for those who wish to closely explore the island's attractions, providing a seamless experience of Sentosa's lush greenery and cultural landmarks.
Mount Faber Line:
The Mount Faber Line begins its scenic journey at Mount Faber Station, perched atop a lush hilltop that offers expansive views of the city and surrounding rainforest. As the longest ride within the Singapore Cable Car network, it spans approximately 30 minutes, transporting passengers from the serene heights of Mount Faber Park to the vibrant shores of Sentosa Island via the bustling HarbourFront Station. Along this route, passengers enjoy stunning vistas of Singapore Harbour and the tranquil beauty of Sentosa Island, providing a comprehensive experience of the area's natural and urban landscapes.
Sentosa Line:
Tailored for a thorough exploration of Sentosa Island, this line covers a shorter route, lasting about 15 minutes. It connects three key locations: starting from Merlion Station, it passes through Imbiah Lookout with its verdant views, and ends at Siloso Point, known for its rich military heritage and scenic beaches. This route is perfect for those who wish to closely explore the island's attractions, providing a seamless experience of Sentosa's lush greenery and cultural landmarks.
For the Mount Faber Line, the duration of a round trip is typically between 26 to 30 minutes, though this can vary based on weather conditions and the speed of the cabin.
On the Sentosa Line, a round trip generally takes between 12 to 15 minutes, also depending on the weather and cabin speed.
On the Sentosa Line, a round trip generally takes between 12 to 15 minutes, also depending on the weather and cabin speed.
The Singapore Cable Car operates daily from 8:45 AM to 10:00 PM. The last boarding time for the cable car is at 9:30 PM.
The Singapore Cable Car Sky Network includes two main lines: the Mount Faber Line and the Sentosa Line. The Mount Faber Line connects Mount Faber to Sentosa, operating across the mainland to the island, while the Sentosa Line serves locations within Sentosa Island itself. To accommodate the different travel needs and preferences of our guests, the following ticket options available:
- Cable Car Sky Pass – This ticket allows unlimited travel on both the Mount Faber Line and the Sentosa Line, providing a comprehensive experience of the entire network.
- Mount Faber Line – This ticket is specific to the Mount Faber Line and is ideal for those looking to travel between Mount Faber, HarbourFront, and Sentosa on the mainland.
- Sentosa Line – This ticket is exclusive to the Sentosa Line and is perfect for visitors who are already on Sentosa Island and wish to travel between Merlion, Imbiah Lookout, and Siloso Point.
The Singapore Cable Car offers a range of special experiences, particularly on the Mount Faber Line, designed to enhance the scenic journey with unique additions:
- SkyOrb Cabins: Introduced as part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the cable network, the SkyOrb Cabins provide a modern twist on aerial travel. These spherical cabins are finished in chrome and equipped with glass floors, ambient lighting, and enhanced ventilation systems. This setup offers passengers a distinctive way to view the stunning landscapes below, making each ride a memorable experience.
- Sky Dining Options: Exclusively available on the Mount Faber Line, the Sky Dining experience takes the cable car journey to the next level by incorporating gourmet dining. Passengers can opt for the Stardust Cabin, which includes a complete meal with appetizers, a main course, and dessert. Alternatively, the Champagne Cabin offers a luxurious experience featuring champagne and a selection of fine foods. Both options provide a one-hour round trip that combines exquisite dining with spectacular aerial views of the surrounding area. Check for more information Sky dining experience.
The SkyOrb Cabins, launched on March 20, 2024, are a futuristic addition to the Mount Faber Line. These spherical, chrome-finished cabins feature glass floors, ambient lighting, and enhanced ventilation, offering passengers a mesmerizing viewing experience.
You can book your experience through the official Singapore Cable Car website or through approved travel agencies like RSBU Travel.
Answer: Absolutely, the Singapore Cable Car is perfect for special occasions such as marriage proposals, anniversaries, or birthday celebrations, offering a memorable setting with its scenic views and unique dining experiences.
Each cable car cabin can accommodate up to 8 persons.
Manual wheelchair users are welcome to use the cable car and can alight at any of the cable car stations, where lifts are available for convenience. However, motorized wheelchairs are not permitted on the cable car due to safety reasons. Prams and strollers are allowed on the cable car.
Inside the Singapore Cable Car cabins, certain items are prohibited to ensure the safety and comfort of all passengers. The following items are not allowed:
a. Flammable Materials: This includes liquids, gases, and any devices containing flammable materials such as motorized personal mobility devices, electric scooters, and both ionized and non-ionized lithium batteries. The transportation of these materials poses a risk of sudden ignition, which can be hazardous.
b. Helium Balloons: Due to safety concerns, helium balloons are prohibited inside the cabins. The strings of loose helium balloons can become entangled with the cable car's rope system, posing a significant risk.
a. Flammable Materials: This includes liquids, gases, and any devices containing flammable materials such as motorized personal mobility devices, electric scooters, and both ionized and non-ionized lithium batteries. The transportation of these materials poses a risk of sudden ignition, which can be hazardous.
b. Helium Balloons: Due to safety concerns, helium balloons are prohibited inside the cabins. The strings of loose helium balloons can become entangled with the cable car's rope system, posing a significant risk.
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