[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Sands SkyPark (Updated Feb)

📍Attraction address: Gardens by the Bay is a landmark attraction in Singapore, located in the Marina South area of Marina Bay, at 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953. It consists of three waterfront gardens: Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden, and Bay Central Garden, covering an area of 101 hectares. Here is some information about the attraction: Attraction features - Plant conservatories: The Flower Dome is one of the largest glass greenhouses in the world, simulating a Mediterranean climate and showcasing flowers from all continents. The Cloud Forest features a 35-meter indoor waterfall, simulating the cool and humid climate of tropical mountains. - Supertree Grove: 18 towering trees ranging from 25 to 50 meters in height, some of which have photovoltaic cells installed on their "canopies" to absorb solar energy, with colorful lights and multimedia projections at night. - Horticultural themed gardens: Includes the Heritage Gardens and the World of Plants. The Heritage Gardens feature Indian, Chinese, Malay, and Colonial gardens, showcasing different ethnic cultures; the World of Plants reflects the biodiversity of plants on Earth through six gardens. 🚗Attraction transportation: Transportation options - Subway: Take the subway to Bayfront MRT Station (Circle Line), and walk for about 5 minutes. - Bus: Take bus 400 to reach the destination directly. 🎟️Ticket information: - Ticket information: Outdoor gardens are free. Tickets are required for the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, with a standard adult ticket price of SGD 28, and discounts available for local residents. 💗Other tips: - Food recommendations: Satay by the Bay offers authentic Singaporean cuisine such as satay and Hainanese chicken rice; Pollen inside the Flower Dome is a high-end restaurant, perfect for a romantic dinner. - Best time to visit: Spring-like weather all year round, visit in the early morning or evening on weekdays to avoid crowds and enjoy the cool and tranquility.

Feeling the vibe of Singapore after some amazing travels and I've got to say, this city is a blend of modern marvels and natural wonders. Let's dive into the spots that you just can't miss! 🏝️ Sentosa Sentosa Island is your go-to for an exhilarating mix of activities. From Universal Studios to the S.E.A Aquarium and Madame Tussauds, it's an island of fun 24/7. Snap pics, chill on the beach, and don't miss the chairlift for some epic views! 📸🏖️ 🎢 Universal Studios Singapore Thrills await at Universal Studios, with rides and shows across six themed lands. Queues are worth it for the adrenaline rush! Pro tip: Go early to beat the crowds and consider VIP for a queue-free experience. 🎉🎬 🌿 Gardens by the Bay Escape the heat at the Gardens by the Bay with its stunning indoor waterfall and lush greenery. Check out special exhibits like Monet's Garden and stick around for the mesmerizing light show at night. 🌺💦 🌆 Marina Bay Sands Iconic views and luxury shopping define Marina Bay Sands. Snap some photos, enjoy the view, or indulge in the mall's splendor. And if you're lucky, catch the fireworks and drone performances! 🏙️✨ 🌉 Sands SkyPark Rise above it all at Sands SkyPark for panoramic city vistas. The observation deck on the 57th floor is a marvel, offering lush gardens and dining with a view. It's a photo-op paradise! 🌤️📷 Singapore, you've been a blast! From high-flying adventures to serene gardens, each moment was unforgettable. Until next time, Lion City! #Singapore #SingaporeAttractions #SingaporeTravel #Cityscape

One place you absolutely cannot miss is the high-altitude observation deck of Sands Sky Garden! Located on the 57th floor of the Sands Hotel, this observation deck left a deep impression on me🌇 🌆 Enjoy the panoramic view of Singapore As soon as we stepped into the observation deck, I was shocked by the magnificent scenery around us! It provides an unparalleled panoramic view, allowing me to fully appreciate the beauty of Singapore city. Looking down from a high place, I can see the magnificent architecture of Marina Bay Sands Hotel, like an oasis floating in the city🏨 Not only that, I can also overlook Singapore’s landmarks such as the Singapore Flyer and Super Tree, as well as the spectacular Singapore Harbour. These views are absolutely dizzying and make me feel the unique charm of Singapore as a modern city🌆 👍 It is highly recommended to visit the high-altitude observation deck of Sands Sky Garden for the following reasons: 1️⃣ Unparalleled view: This provides an amazing panoramic view, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Singapore city~ 2️⃣ Well-designed space: The design of the observation deck is very exquisite and full of modernity. You can relax here while enjoying the stunning views~ 3️⃣ Unique experience: Standing on the observation deck, you can feel the shock and excitement of overlooking from a high place, which cannot be experienced on the ground ~ 4️⃣ Suitable for all ages: The Observation Deck is a delightful place for visitors of all ages. Whether you are a family, a couple or traveling alone, we can provide you with an unforgettable experience🤭 Overall, the high-altitude observation deck of Sands Sky Garden is a place definitely worth visiting for spectacular views and a unique experience👍 Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore Transportation: 5 minutes walk from MRT Bayfront Station #SingaporeTravel #Sands Skypark #Observation Deck #Singapore Attractions #星MATAI city attractions

#singapore An afternoon spent at the Marina Barrage is an opportunity to observe a changing sky, especially beautiful over the iconic triple towers of Marina Bay Sands. Set up a picnic on the green patch or simply walk around for scenic snaps of sea or city skyline. This public space is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I imagine it could be a good spot for stargazing in the wee hours… #marinabarrage #marinabaysands #cityskyline #urbanexplorer #awesomepic

Didn’t stay at Marina Bay Sands Hotel to see Singapore’s skyline because it’s pricey? No problem! With just $26 ($16 if you are Sands Rewards LifeStyle Members or FREE if you are Prestige or Elite Sands members), you can head up to The SkyPark Observation Deck, located at 57th storey at MBS Hotel tower 3 to enjoy scenic views of Marina Bay and Singapore’s cityscape. Things to note: • The SkyPark Observation Deck will be closed from 6pm to 7.30pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays except for Public Holidays. • Last entry into the SkyPark Observation Deck will be 10 minutes before the closing time stated for the respective days (please check beforehand). • Visitors typically spend 45 min – 1hr here. Suggest you come in the evening nearer to sunset time and wait to see the city lights slowly light up. • Check the weather forecast before you go as the observation deck is unsheltered. 📍 SkyPark Observation Deck #singapore #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #skypark #mbs #singaporeskyline

This is the ideal vantage point for viewing Singapore's skyscrapers. The view is spectacular, and the price is definitely worth it. I managed to capture so many beautiful images of the sky that day, and the sunset was spectacular. Try to go around 6:30pm in the evening to appreciate the view as the color of the skies changes with a wonderful view. It's a best place to observe and enjoy the beauty of Singapore. Nice place to get photos. If there any drone available to get the photo, it will be really helpful to visitors. They can pay and get the photos. Otherwise no body knows the photos were taken at the SkyPark Obervation deck. Further, photos were taken in the entrance with background of Singapore. Only thing is the photo price is almost double when compared to the entry fee. Anyhow, it is a best place to enjoy the beauty. Everyone should visit there.#tripblazers #beachlife #urbanexplorer

Lovely sky view on top of the whole Singapore ❤️❤️❤️ The tickets price for sky view is just nice. The restaurant also serve and can enjoy the meal while you are on the top of the sky. #staycation #marinabayskypark

#SingaporeAttractions At the sky garden on the 57th floor of the Marina Bay Sands, there is an open-air observation deck where you can enjoy the beautiful skyline of Singapore. Especially on clear days, the view is very broad! Whether it is the entire Gardens by the Bay, SuperTrees, the Ferris wheel... you can see them all. There is also a text commentary on the observation deck, introducing the main buildings and attractions in the scenery. #Overseas Travel

1. Address 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956 2. Operating hours Daily 11:00 - 21:00 3. Facilities/Atmosphere You can go through the side door of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel Tower 3 entrance. Take the elevator from the basement to the 56th floor and you'll arrive at Skypark!⭐️The view from the Skypark Observation Deck is a panoramic view of Singapore😆 4. Key points The 56th floor is better for viewing, and the 57th floor is better for taking pictures👍 There are not enough auxiliary facilities, and the sun is strong during the day, so I recommend bringing drinks, a hat, sunglasses, etc.💛 5. Rating 4.2/5.0 #SingaporeTravel

#Singapore Night Today, I will take everyone to see the night view of the garden in Singapore. This point is an important landmark of Singapore. Because it is a point where many tourists go to take pictures. This place is very beautiful. Especially at night, it is very beautiful. Looking at the Marina Bay Sands building, it is considered a very beautiful building. And the construction cost is the highest in the world. I must say that you must come here. I am very impressed with this place. 💖💖 #Singapore attractions #Singapore at night

This is the ideal vantage point for viewing Singapore's skyscrapers. If you stay at MBS, you will have free access to the SkyPark. Otherwise, you can pay for admission ticket on the spot. The view is spectacular if the weather is good with clear sky. Try to go around 6:30pm in the evening to appreciate the view as the color of the skies changes with a wonderful view. We came during noon time and the skypark deck was pretty empty. Thus we managed to stay as long as we want and take as many photos as possible. There are signage to guide you with Singapore’s famous skyscrapers too. Definitely recommend to visit this if you have time.

#moreinsg My friend won tickets to Gastrobeats and gave them to us. Can’t believe funfair Is happening again finally! They used to be the norm before the pandemic and I took it for granted, though it is also expensive. I think it is the first time they have a zone for the arts? Usually its just Instagram worthy spots. I guess kids these days are into TikTok… Since there was not a lot to do and it is a ticketed event, I was amazed to see Art Zones and all the illuminated instillation, similar to iLight but nicer and NO CROWD!! I also enjoyed eating with the live band performing, there was a DJ playing too. I think I prefer live music lol. Live music is always better than music playing right? They even spent money to have LED walls behind the stage to create visuals, very impressive.

#cityscapes Besides Apple Park, this has to be one of the world’s most stunning Apple Store. This is the first and only Apple Store that floats by the Bay. It is a two storey store where it’s packed with apple device on sale. Find the full line up of the current apple devices for the year or get the genius from the Genius Bar to resolve any issues in your devices. Like the store in Orchard, level two also offers courses and activities for apple amateurs or visitors to learn more about their product or even spend quality time in the Apple Store itself. The view that looks out to the Marina Bay Area is a good enough reason to even be here!

Check out this place as one of the places to get good sunset or night views when you visit Singapore or run out of places to visit in Singapore. MBS Observation Deck, while entrance fee is around $20, offers a stunning view as shown in pictures. It’s not sheltered so do avoid during rainy days to make the most out of you dollar. Definitely a place recommended for chilling out with friends, colleagues or family. Good for photo shots as well. They do provide photo taking opportunities and develop photos for sale. Place is small so should be able to finish exploring in 1-2 hours. located near town, above bayfront mrt.

📣SKY PARK || OBSERVATION DECK 📣 📍Located 57 storeys up from the heart of the Marina Bay area, the SkyPark Observation Deck boasts scenic views of the panoramic vistas of Marina Bay and Singapore’s world-class cityscape. It houses a ticketed observation deck, lush gardens, top-notch restaurants and an exclusive, infinity-edge swimming pool with a legendary view . However, only hotel guests can swim in the pool and enter the SkyPark free of charge. Visitors not staying at the hotel can buy tickets to the Sands SkyPark Observation Deck, which offers you unobstructed 360-degree views of the Singapore skyline. I purchased a ticket and “Oh My “ the view was remarkable . It was a taste of high life from above ! I also did a boat ride to the city during the day and at night which was also a good experience. #singapore #observationdeck #views #summervibes #solotraveler #detraveler #living #young #newexperiences #fun #ctrip #tripmoments

Marina Bay is both a hotel and a branded shopping mall. Most importantly, there is a point where you can go up and see the view of Singapore. 👉🏻 Just walking around the building, there are beautiful corners to take pictures of the garden. You can see the magnificence of this building. But if you want to go up and see the view from above 👉🏻 Pay for the ticket and take the elevator to the Sands Skypark rooftop in the evening to see different colored lights. The railing is made of clear glass, allowing you to see the view clearly and see it from every angle. At night, the colorful lights at night, looking down, are very beautiful and very romantic. #Waiting for the day to depart

The Sands SkyPark on the 57th floor overlooks Singapore's bustling beauty at 360 degrees. Standing on this one-hectare air oasis, there is a feeling of indescribable feelings like the arrival of Singapore. The "Lian Peng" next to it is the Singapore Art Museum. It also shows the teamlab of the global tour. The combination of light and shadow, which is not in Beijing, has been re-played here.

The Marina Bay Sands Hotel consists of three 55-storey buildings with more than 2,000 rooms. The three buildings are connected by the infinity pool and sky garden at the top, forming a large ship, also known as Noah's Ark. Sky Garden is Singapore's highest viewing platform, and you can take a panoramic view of the city of Singapore to come to the sky garden. The garden is open-air, and some areas are surrounded by glass. In many places, the lens can be directly shot out of the fence without taking a glass reflection. Standing in the sky garden, the city CBD scenery under the glory of the setting sun is unobstructed. As the daylight fades out, the city night scene gradually lights up. Singapore is so clear and so charming under the night sky. In addition, you can see the night view of the Gardens by the Bay, and take a long-focus photo. In addition to watching Singapore's night scenes from a height, you can also get a good night view of the city along the Singapore River. For example, in the area along the river in the Merlion Park, you can take a photo of the night scene of the Golden Sands Hotel. Take a photo of the Sands Hotel at 9pm (9

In addition to the infinity pool, another landmark attraction of Sands is the skypark sky garden. The last time I came to Sands, because it was not a hotel guest, the team that had been in the door for a long time came to the skypark. This time, of course, you should enjoy the benefits of free boarding for residents. Before sunset, the skypark was always crowded with people, just a few tens of minutes, waiting for the night to hang down watching the sunset a little bit, and the screen color was a little thicker. waiting for the next moment in Singapore. skypark is open every morning 9

🕰️Business Hours:🏖️Ambiance/Facilities:📍Address: Amk Hub💰Average Price per Person: 10

🌏 In this vast world, there are always some places that shine like bright pearls, exuding a unique charm, and Singapore is one of them. It combines diverse cultures, modern urban landscapes, and rich natural scenery, like a dream travel paradise that attracts countless travelers to explore.🔍 ✨Reasons to visit: Here, you'll find clean and tidy streets, artistic buildings, and delicious food that will make your taste buds dance. Whether you want to experience the hustle and bustle of the city or the exotic culture, Singapore can satisfy you. It's a treasure trove of a country that's perfect for travel all year round.💎 🎈Name origin: Singapore means "Lion City" in Malay. Legend has it that a prince landed here while sailing and saw an animal that looked like a lion, so he named the place Singapore. Since then, this legendary name has been passed down.🦁 🌞Best time to visit: Singapore has a warm and humid climate all year round, making it suitable for travel in all seasons. However, winter (November to February) has relatively less rainfall and more comfortable weather, making it a good time to visit. During this time, you can enjoy the sun and the beach without worrying about frequent rain disrupting your itinerary.🌴 📅Three-day itinerary: - Day 1: - Morning: Merlion Park 🦁 (a landmark of Singapore, take a photo with the Merlion) → Gardens by the Bay 🌳 (admire the Supertrees and various rare plants, and experience the perfect blend of nature and technology) - Afternoon: Marina Bay Sands Shopping Mall 🛍️ (a one-stop shopping and dining experience, with a view of Marina Bay) → Marina Bay Sands SkyPark 🏞️ (swim in the infinity pool and enjoy the stunning view of downtown Singapore) - Day 2: - Morning: Singapore Zoo 🐒 (one of the top ten zoos in the world, observe various animals up close and experience an open-style animal viewing mode) - Afternoon: Night Safari 🌙 (a unique night tour experience, feel a different animal world, and watch nocturnal animals in action) - Day 3: - Morning: Sentosa Island 🎢 (Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium, and many other amusement facilities and attractions, enjoy a fun time) - Afternoon: Palawan Beach 🏝️ (the southernmost point of the Asian continent, walk on the suspension bridge, feel the sea breeze, and enjoy the beautiful sea view) 🏠Accommodation: - Marina Bay area: Many hotels, convenient transportation, and a view of Marina Bay, such as Marina Bay Sands Hotel, suitable for travelers seeking a luxurious experience. - Near Orchard Road: Convenient shopping, surrounded by restaurants and malls, with a variety of accommodation options and relatively high cost-effectiveness. 👗Outfits: Singapore's winter temperatures are also relatively high, averaging around 25-30°C, so wear light and breathable summer clothes, such as short sleeves, shorts, and dresses. Remember to bring sunscreen, a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun. If you're going to places with strong indoor air conditioning, it's best to bring a light jacket.🧥 📸Best photo spots: - Merlion Park: Take a photo with the Merlion, with the skyscrapers of Marina Bay in the background, for a high photo success rate. - Gardens by the Bay: The Supertrees are stunning under the light show, making it a great place for photos. - Marina Bay Sands SkyPark: With the infinity pool and city skyline as the background, the photos are visually striking. - Sentosa Island: The various themed areas of Universal Studios are colorful and full of childlike fun, perfect for taking photos. 🎉Singapore, a charming country, may only be a taste of the surface in three days, but its beauty will make you linger. Pack your bags, set foot on this land, and start a wonderful journey of your own! I'm sure you'll leave unforgettable memories here.💕

If you want to enjoy unique experiences during your trip to Singapore, how about trying early morning yoga? Not just any yoga, but yoga at the Sands SkyPark Observation Deck at Marina Bay Sands. With fewer tourists and only a small group attending the yoga class, you can enjoy the observation deck privately. Starting at dawn, you can witness the sunrise and enjoy a truly healing experience under the clear sky~👍

If you are visiting Singapore, make sure you do not miss the views from Marina Bay Sands Observation Deck which is located on the 56th floor of the building. To be on a safe side book a ticket in advance. Morning and evening tickets are selling out fast, so if you want to catch sunset views, be more prepared. Tickets are available on the official website as well as the tour package apps, like Getyourguide or Klook. 🕰️Business Hours: 10:00 - 22:00 📍Address: 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956 🚇 Metro Access: “Bayfront” station on DT and CE lines. #Sandsskypark

🧹Soundproofing/Cleanliness: Quiet and clean 🏘️️️Room Type/Layout: Simple yet stylish 🛌Supplies/Facilities: Fully equipped, comfortable bed 💰️Average Cost: RMB 2,000 💗Other Tips: Convenient transportation, easy access to attractions. Shopping nearby is also nice

#singaporetrip Overlooking the Strait of Malacca Overlooking the beauty of Singapore's prosperity- Tips: Register as a Jinsha member + any consumption points Can I use a certain level of Alipay/ UnionPay membership to exchange free tickets? Remember to make an appointment for a visit on the Jinsha app after exchange- #Singapore #Singapore Tourism #Singapore Sands Sky Garden #Free admission to Singapore Sands Hotel Sky Garden Jinsha sky rail #Font#Sands SkyPark

As night falls, Singapore's skyline sparkles with brilliant lights, and Marina Bay Sands stands like a futuristic city by the bay. Stepping into Sands, the lights begin to shine, reflecting off the marble floors. The bustling crowds around add to the romantic atmosphere without feeling noisy. I took the elevator straight up to the infinity pool, and as I stepped to the edge of the water, the world seemed to freeze—Singapore River flowed beneath, Merlion Park and the Ferris wheel stood in the distance, and the city lights twinkled like stars, reflecting the city's prosperity and poetry. Standing in the Sands SkyPark, the sea breeze gently blows, and looking into the distance, the giant trees of Gardens by the Bay are adorned with dreamy lights, like a wonderland from another world. At this moment, time no longer feels urgent, and the city's hustle and tranquility reach a delicate balance, making one feel enchanted. In the night where starlight and city lights intertwine, Sands is not just a symbol of luxury but a feast for the eyes and soul, leaving every traveler with unforgettable memories.

Merlion Park, a landmark of Singapore, is a must-visit spot where everyone takes photos with the iconic Merlion statue, which stands prominently by Marina Bay. Opposite the park, you can see the futuristic architecture of Marina Bay Sands, symbolizing Singapore's progress. Additionally, it is a prime location to watch the famous light and sound show, The Wonder Full Show. Missing out on taking a photo here when visiting Singapore would be a great loss.

#2024Travel Review If you like to see the night view when traveling to Singapore, remember to choose to go to the Sky Garden Observation Deck of the Sands Hotel. The scenery is very beautiful. You can see the night view of Singapore in all directions and when the lights are bright at night, it is very amazing. There were a lot of people around, but even so, I was able to see the beautiful scenery and take beautiful photos. It should be noted that this observation deck is paid. # singapore travel # night view

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