Experience the Thrill of the SM MOA Eye
Discover breathtaking views of Manila Bay from the iconic SM MOA Eye, a must-visit Ferris wheel in Pasay, Metro Manila.
The SM MOA Eye is not just a Ferris wheel; it’s a symbol of joy and wonder that enhances the vibrant atmosphere of the Mall of Asia complex in Pasay, Metro Manila. Standing at a staggering height, this remarkable wheel offers panoramic views that capture the essence of the bustling metropolis and the serene beauty of Manila Bay. As you ascend in one of its spacious gondolas, prepare to be mesmerized by the sweeping vistas that change with the time of day—from the golden hues of sunset to the twinkling lights of the city at night. This iconic attraction is particularly popular during the evening when the city comes alive with vibrant colors. The experience is perfect for families, couples, and solo adventurers looking to create lasting memories. With a ride duration that allows for a leisurely soak in the views, visitors can snap plenty of photos to remember their experience. Additionally, the surrounding area offers a plethora of dining and shopping options, making it easy to plan a full day of activities around your visit to the SM MOA Eye. Make sure to check the operating hours, as the Ferris wheel opens in the late afternoon and stays open until midnight. This timing allows for a magical ride under the stars, making your experience all the more enchanting. Whether you're a thrill-seeker or a casual observer, the SM MOA Eye beckons with the promise of adventure and breathtaking sights.
Local tips
- Visit during sunset for stunning views and great photo opportunities.
- Check for any special events or promotions at the Mall of Asia before your visit.
- Arrive early to avoid long lines, especially on weekends.
- Combine your visit with dining at one of the many nearby restaurants for a full day of fun.
A brief summary to SM MOA Eye
- GXMH+5P3, Seaside Blvd, Pasay, Metro Manila, PH
- +63285560680
- Visit website
- Monday 4 pm-12 am
- Tuesday 4 pm-12 am
- Wednesday 4 pm-12 am
- Thursday 4 pm-12 am
- Friday 4 pm-12 am
- Saturday 4 pm-12 am
- Sunday 4 pm-12 am
Getting There
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Public Bus
If you're starting from Manila City, you can take a public bus headed towards Pasay. Look for buses with signs indicating 'Pasay' or 'SM Mall of Asia.' The bus will take you along EDSA, a major thoroughfare. Get off at the bus stop nearest to SM Mall of Asia, which is usually located near the SM Mall of Asia complex. From there, follow the signs towards the SM MOA Eye, which is easily visible.
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LRT (Light Rail Transit)
If you are near the LRT Line 1, board the train at any station and travel to the Gil Puyat Station (Buendia). From Gil Puyat Station, take a jeepney with the sign 'SM Mall of Asia.' The jeepney will drop you off at the mall’s entrance. Once there, follow the signs to the SM MOA Eye, which is located near the seaside area of the mall.
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Taxi or Ride-Hailing Services
For a more comfortable option, you can use a taxi or a ride-hailing service like Grab. Simply request a ride to 'SM MOA Eye' or 'SM Mall of Asia' and provide the driver with the address: GXMH+5P3, Seaside Blvd, Pasay, Metro Manila. The driver will take you directly to the entrance of the mall, from where you can walk to the SM MOA Eye.
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Walking from Nearby Areas
If you are staying in a nearby hotel, such as those in the Mall of Asia complex, you can easily walk to the SM MOA Eye. Just head towards Seaside Blvd, following the signs for the SM MOA Eye. It is located right by the waterfront, and you will see the giant Ferris wheel as you approach.
Attractions Nearby to SM MOA Eye
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The Dessert Museum
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Mall Of Asia
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SM Mall of Asia
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SM Mall of Asia Arena
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SM Mall of Asia Globe
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Seaside Market Baclaran
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Dampa Seaside Market
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City of Dreams Manila - Luxury Resort & Casino in Metro Manila, Philippines
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Baclaran Market
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Amazing Show (Manila Film Center)
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Manila Bay Breakwater
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ASEAN Garden
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Manila Baywalk Mandamus Beach
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Manila Zoo
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Batman’s House
Landmarks nearby to SM MOA Eye
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Manila City/Pasay city District Boundary
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Fuerte de San Antonio Abad
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Pablo Ocampo Monument and Historical Marker
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Apolinario Mabini Monument and Historical Marker
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Church Of Malate Historical Marker
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Our Lady of Remedies Parish (Archdiocese of Manila)
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The New Remedios Circle Historical Marker
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Jose P. Laurel Monument and Jose P. Laurel Historical Marker
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Manuel Acuña Roxas Historical Marker
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Ellinwood Malate Church Historical Marker
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Embassy of the United States of America Chancery Historical Marker
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Manuel S. Guerrero Historical Marker
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Ninoy Aquino Monument - Makati City
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McMicking Memorial & Courtyard
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Gabriela Silang Monument