Eye on Malaysia

As Malaysia celebrates its 50th year of nationhood, we are proud to welcome the world to join the jubilee! An integral part of the Visit Malaysia Year 2007 celebrations, “Eye on Malaysia” brings a new perspective to the dynamic city of Kuala Lumpur.

Soaring to giddy heights 60 metres above the tropical waters of Lake Titiwangsa, “Eye on Malaysia” is the largest portable wheel in the world, and the first overhanging a lake.

The “Eye on Malaysia” provides stunning views across Lake Titiwangsa, all the way to the world renowned Petronas Towers and KL Tower. This astounding viewing wheel consists of 42 fully air-conditioned gondolas, 39 of which have the capacity to carry a cozy eight passengers per 12-minute ride.


An exclusive VIP gondola has also been outfitted to include plush leather seats fit for a king, a mini fridge, a DVD player, a plasma TV and a mobile telephone. There are also two specially designed gondolas, fitted with unique features making it friendly to our wheelchair-bound and handicapped visitors that join us.

Operating hours are 10am to 11pm Sunday to Thursday, 12 midnights Fridays, Saturdays and before public holidays. Tickets are available for RM15 Adult and RM8 Child.


Putting on a show for the world

Come to the shores of Lake Titiwangsa as it plays host to a rich tableau of entertainment, designed to enchant visitors and enthrall locals alike. Highlights of the International WaterSky Spectacular include the unique Eye On Malaysia viewing wheel, imaginative images on screens of water, mesmerizing laser beam sequences, awesome pyrotechnics, choreographed water ski performances, breathtaking wave rider stunts and the captivating Malaysia 'Postcards' display. Throughout 2007, a series of other international special events are planned to premiere within Kuala Lumpur's new entertainment precinct at Lake Titiwangsa.

Launched in glittering style on Saturday 6 January, the International WaterSky Spectacular runs every day through 2007 with shows commencing at 9.00pm.

Arena Vision
Colourful lighting effects of the Arena Vision illuminates the Eye on Malaysia in a spectacular palette of rainbow colors, making the night time ride even more breathtaking. From a calm tempo of watery effects to a psychedelic hues hi tech color display, the Arena Vision Show runs each night through 2007.

Theatre of the world
Rising mystically from the placid lake surface, the many engaging facets and wondrous delights of Malaysia materialize each evening in a kaleidoscope of amazing images and colorful lighting effects. The world¡¯s largest and most powerful screens of water come to Malaysia to create Theatre of The Waters ¨C a visually stunning, living tapestry around Lake Titiwangsa¡¯s shoreline, presenting the people, places and achievements of Malaysia. Each of the four screens of water is a massive 40 metres wide and 15 metres high, artistically enhanced with color laser beams and high-lux projectors. Theatre of The Waters premieres Saturday 3 February and screens each night through 2007.

The dance of laser
In all, up to eight powerful lasers cast their luminous spell in the night skies of Kuala Lumpur and across the surface of Lake Titiwangsa in a colorful display of alluring high-tech artistry. With limitless palette and tempo, images and light combine in a cavalcade of awe and emotion never seen before in Malaysia. Combining with water screen illusion and pyrotechnic spectacle, The Dance of Lasers is an experience that will have to be seen to be believed. Shows run each night at 9pm through the year commencing Saturday 3 February.

Malaysia postcards
Discover the people, places and experiences of this friendly, exciting and enchanting country with Malaysia Postcards. Dotted around the lake shoreline, special facets of Malaysia are showcased in the beautiful outdoor gallery that is Lake Titiwangsa. Visitors to KL are encouraged and enticed to set their sights on the many marvelous dimensions of places to see, and experiences to be gained, across the length and breadth of Malaysia. Malaysia Postcards is on show all year.


Comments: I visit the eyes on Malaysia on the 17th of October 2007(Wednesday) with my friends’ n their family. We reach around 8pm wasn’t that jamm as it was a weekday. When we arrived, we show the giant antic wheel which made me even more excited. We managed to get a carpark easily with a short distance of walking. Firstly saw people selling all the toys with the eyes on Malaysia in it. I was thinking if I should be as it looks really cute n tempting. Then I saw the public toilet it was really long queue but the toilet looks really clean. Eventually we walked to the counter and it was within minutes we closed to the cubical. Then we were waiting for our turn. I even saw the management gave sponsors to one of the local student’s camp; there were a total 300 of them to enjoy their rides. Finally, is our turn! It didn’t take long and we went up gradually and had a couple of rounds. Believe me, when you are up to the tallest point of wheel you can even saw the blur view of Genting with the ideal system even passenger that have height problem feels less tension. Overall, it was a wonderful trip and I look forward to go on the day ride!