28
2017
Asiatique Sky Ferris Wheel: Bangkok’s Landmark
I finally have time to blog about our Asiatique Sky Ferris Wheel ride in Bangkok. I was telling myself to better get it done before the next school holidays in two week’s time. Who knows maybe we’ll get to travel again? *wishful thinking*
During our recent week long holiday in Bangkok, we managed to visit quite a number of famous tourist attractions. I’ve blogged about our dinner river cruise and our visit to Wat Arun temple .
Today I’m going to share pictures of our Ferris Wheel ride on Asiatique Sky.
Located inside Asiatique The Riverfront, the capsules are air-conditioned.
This picture is taken by an Indonesian couple we got acquainted with earlier at Angkor Wat. Such coincidence that we bumped into them again here in the evening so we helped to take pictures of each other.
The opening hours are from 5pm to midnight daily. The ticket is quite pricey. We contemplated for some time if we should do this or not and decided to go ahead as the boys were practically begging us to let them ride on it.
We are glad we did it though as the price has increased recently. During our ride back in June, it was THB 300 x 2 adults and THB 200 x 2 children.
The current price now will be THB 400 x 2 adults and THB 250 x 2 children.
Price
Adult ticket | 400 THB |
Child ticket | 250 THB |
Senior citizen ticket | 250 THB (60+) |
Disabled person ticket | 200 THB |
Private Cabin | 1,500 THB (2 persons) |
VIP Cabin | 2,500 THB (2 – 5 person) |
We got the coach to ourselves. I think it is a common thing for them to allow a family to have a coach on their own without sharing with others?
Sorry for the blurry and grainy pictures as all pictures were taken using Darling’s phone coz I did not bring along the tripod for my camera.
The wheel moves very slowly. It goes several rounds. It was so slow I lost count before it completes a circle hence I did not know how many rounds it made. I did not take pictures of the view as the glass kind of distorts the view and the pictures came out poorly (or maybe my camera is not good enough). It is nicer to enjoy the view with naked eyes.
Done with taking family group pictures, we all went to our own corner to enjoy the view from the eye of Bangkok. I can see the river cruise from up here.
With Darling ♥
Yes, we did it! Finally a brighter picture of us as the lighting is much better on the ground
Ethan clowning around with the art pieces before we head back to our hotel.
Related Posts
Join ME for updates & giveaways!
About Me
Our Hotel Reviews Collection
My Urban Garden
Hommies Says
- Amari SPICE Penang on
- 10 Angpao Rabbit Craft Ideas for Chinese New Year on
- Chinese Set Lunch @ Tung Yuen Chinese Restaurant by Mardhiyyah Hotel & Suites on
- Chinese Set Lunch @ Tung Yuen Chinese Restaurant by Mardhiyyah Hotel & Suites on
- I tried Murad’s Rapid Dark Spot Correcting Serum for 14 Days on
You went to Bangkok? Gee! I can’t recall that. Holidays in two weeks’ time? Oh yes! Deepavali! Not a public holiday here but the schools get the whole week off. The ministry has standardised all holidays so like it or not, we have to take it.
I haven’t yet managed to make it to Asiatique. I hear good things.
An enjoyable experience for your boys to sit on the ferris wheel!
I like riding in ferris wheel. Looking high and enjoy the night sky. I like that!!
So fast. Another 2 weeks Deepavali holiday. Gosh. And soon year end exam!!
You are a pretty mother and wife with two handsome kids.
So fast October already, year end exam coming soon and I will be busy.
I am going to Bangkok, at first thought it would be October but changed to December as my buddy can’t make it in October.
I have not visited Asiatique yet and planned to but some friends told me it is over rated. Now I am keen to go and ride the Ferris Wheel. The price was indeed expensive and that’s the reasons I have been visiting Japan instead as they don’t slaughter tourists like Thailand. LOL
The hotels in Japan are cheaper than Bangkok is a good example and the biggest Ferris Wheel in Japan is free in Osaka when we purchase the 2 day travel pass for trains. They give everyone a booklet of vouchers with free entrance to over 30 places in Osaka. Big savings!