Have you stayed at Marina Bay Sands iconic 5-star hotel? If yes, then good for you! Well, I can't afford this hotel, it is way beyond my budget! For sure most of you can relate but hey don't be disheartened, we can still enjoy the best city-skyline view of Singapore without checking in at their hotel or trying out their expensive restaurants. How? Sands SkyPark Observation Deck.
From the observation deck, visitors can have an unforgettable 360-degree view of Singapore skyline with nothing but a sheet of glass and a few wires to obstruct the panorama. A feast for the eye indeed! Great for photo opt so don't forget your camera!
Here's a picture of the observation deck from down below:
Sands Skypark Observation Deck is located at Level 56 which is the same floor of their infinity pool. Unfortunately the pool is only for their hotel guests but it is visible from the Observation Deck so I was able to snap some photos.
From the wooden viewing deck you can climb the stairs to level 57 (highest floor) for some of Marina Bay Sands bars and restaurants.
sharing some of my photos of the view:
Singapore Strait
Here's a shot of Helix Bridge, Bayfront Bridge and the Benjamin Sheares Bridge along the East Coast Park Expressway.
Marina Centre Area
Singapore Flyer, Kallang River
Southern view shows Gardens by the Bay and Singapore Strait.
The Supertrees of the Gardens by the Bay.
They also have an affordable souvenir shop/ snack store
Tickets are valid for a single admittance between 9:30am and 10pm (11pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday). There is no limit to the time guests may stay.
Ticket Prices:
S$23 for adults
S$17 for children (aged between 2 - 12 years*)
S$20 for senior citizens (aged 65 years and above)
Children under 2 years may enter for free.
Where to buy:
Marina Bay Sands Box Offices
- ArtScience Museum Lobby
- Concierge Desk, Hotel Lobby Tower 1
- Retail Concierge, The Shoppes L1
- SkyPark Ticketing Counter, Tower 3 B1
- Theatres, The Shoppes B1
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Love your post, and the photos are amazing! Have you visited the Botanic Garden, it's one of the must sees in Singapore. :)
ReplyDeletethank you Sofia. Yap I've been to Botanic Garden a couple of times, will blog about it soon. thanks for dropping by! ;)
DeleteI love this post! I came from the FBW fb group and I can't help but comment=) The last photo (of your hubby) made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteStunning pictures! As half Singaporean, i don't tend to go to touristy places (because i tend to stick to what i'm familiar with whenever i go there, visit my relatives etc) but seeing this i think i should totally check out the observation deck! I've only been to the Gardens by the Bay and The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands only!
ReplyDeleteNot sure what happened to my original comment but I'll try again :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a fab post - I'd never heard of this before but it looks amazing. I hope that one day you also get to stay at the Marina Bay Sands Hotel too
Louise x