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Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands

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Marina Bay Sands

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Location: Singapore

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1. Boat Quay – ArtScience Museum loop from Jalan Besar

21.2km

05:40

250m

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2. ArtScience Museum – Merlion Statue loop from Marina South Pier

17.8km

04:47

220m

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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3. Marina Bay Sands – Helix Bridge loop from Bayfront

11.9km

03:13

160m

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Tips

PeterStar

July 19, 2019

Strolling until the doctor comes or until the account is empty... But everything has its price here!

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PeterStar

July 19, 2019

Great panorama from up here.

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Carsten 140862

April 18, 2017

Spectacular view of Singapore from the 56th floor of the hotel. But it costs $ 23. You can stay for as long as you want. And there is also a restaurant. Many wait until it gets dark around 19:00 and it gets really dark and the skyline lights up.
At the foot of the hotel a large mall with European gems for clothes, watches and jewelery. Who has money and likes it ...

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Wiro L.

December 16, 2018

The access to the pool is only allowed for hotel guests, if you still want to enjoy the view I recommend the observation deck.
The entrance fee is 23 SGD (about 15 Euro). The observation deck is thus a relatively cheap alternative compared to the hotel room with access to the infinity pool.

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Puffin

August 24, 2022

great hotel with interesting statics and breathtaking views

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Sascha

March 12, 2018

Great shopping mall architecturally wonderful with evening water shows, a large casino and transition to the Hotel Marina Bay and the Garden Trees.

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Bumble-Bee

October 26, 2019

Definitely the most recognizable landmark of Singapore and impressive to look at. You can walk from the giant trees over the bridge right though the higher levels of the main hall.

Franki

May 16, 2018

Simply gigantic, you have to see. Especially in the dark. Every day at 8 pm there is a laser show.

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Sinzemer 🚵🏼‍♀️🥾📷

September 16, 2018

The pool of superlatives. The highest infinity pool in the world at 191 meters altitude. 146 meters long.
The view of the skyscrapers of the financial district indescribable. Exactly right after a city tour at 30 ° C and 70% humidity. The pool is only accessible to hotel guests. All others are allowed to enjoy the viewing platform for a fee.

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Wiro L.

December 17, 2018

This seemingly weightless platform is one of the largest in the world. The 1.2-acre SkyPark is taller than the Eiffel Tower and big enough to park four and a half A380 jumbo jets on it.
It houses a viewing platform that requires an entry ticket, lush gardens, great restaurants and an exclusive infinity pool with legendary views.
The 150 meter long pool is the largest and highest infinity pool in the world under the open sky. It seems that between the floats and the skyscrapers in front of it is nothing but air.
Going for a swim here makes you feel as if you are swimming among the clouds, so high up with a majestic backdrop at your feet. However, only hotel guests can use the pool and enter Skypark for free.
Non-hotel guests can purchase tickets to the Sands SkyPark Observation Deck observation deck with undisturbed 360-degree panoramic views of the Singapore skyline.

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Bumble-Bee

October 27, 2019

Quite „over the top“ shopping mall with all the luxury brands having flagships stores here - some like LV even in addition to their own building just in front of the mall.

If you enter via the escalators from the top (coming from the Marina Sands hotel) you get the most impressive first view.

Bumble-Bee

October 29, 2019

Hotel rooms at Marina Sands currently start from S$399.

There is no age restriction for entry. The Infinity Pool is split into three sections: an adults-only area, a family-friendly section, and a dedicated children's pool.

marinabaysands.com/attractions/infinity-pool.html

Wiro L.

December 17, 2018

Marina Bay Sands is a resort on Marina Bay in Singapore, built by Las Vegas Sands and opened in 2010. The 20-acre resort was designed by Moshe Safdie Architects. The complex consists of a casino, a hotel, a conference and exhibition center, a shopping center, an art and science museum, two theaters, various catering facilities, bars and nightclubs as well as two floating pavilions.

The three 55-story hotel towers carry a 340-meter-long roof garden at a height of 191 meters. Part of the largest public boom platform is a 146 meter infinity pool. The resort is considered the world's most expensive standalone casino complex. Including land costs, the construction is said to have cost eight billion Singapore dollars (about 4.6 billion euros).

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Mario Thunderbird Lee

May 12, 2018

We were up at Marina Bay Sands and have beautiful panoramic views of Singapore City and Garden by the Bay

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Mario Thunderbird Lee

May 12, 2018

We sat at Marina Bay and watched for a long time with laser beam in the evening. Beautiful..

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Sinzemer 🚵🏼‍♀️🥾📷

September 16, 2018

Take your golden credit card and go shopping. If money does not matter you are right here. Worldwide top labels on several floors.

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Dandy79

April 21, 2019

Huge shopping center connected to hotel. Small river with gondolas, many shops.

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UweG

August 16, 2019

From the viewing platform you have a gigantic view over Singapore.

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Rainer & Petra

March 15, 2023

The 9,500 employees (as many as the whole of Schwaikheim has residents) check in daily in the basement using an access card. The basement is like a small city with offices, kitchens serving everything from Chinese food to halal dishes and storage areas. As an employee, you don't really have to go anywhere else to do your daily errands. The three hotel high-rises are connected by several tunnels. Here, employees can withdraw cash from the ATM, eat in the canteen from breakfast to lunch, have their own laundry and have a supermarket just for employees where you can buy all the little things.

450 chefs work around the clock in 43 kitchens. An incredible 20,000 meals are prepared every day for the guests of the 2,500 rooms, the conference rooms for over 6,000 people and the hotel's own casino.

XXL logistics: 3 large kitchens alone supply the 2 canteens for the 9,500 employees. Each kitchen has its own style and taste, as people from a wide variety of countries and cultures work here. Each canteen is open 24 hours a day, as there are 7,000 employees in the hotel at any one time, as they work in shifts around the clock. For example, lunch is prepared for the staff canteen at 8 a.m., using particularly large pots, pans, and other kitchen equipment. Food is particularly important in the hotel, especially for paying guests. There are 20 different restaurants with 20 different menus. The head chef is also the head of purchasing, and his special logistics team then distributes incoming goods to the individual sectors, working in shifts, 24 hours a day. There is a separate pastry shop, which makes sweets such as sugar biscuits, cakes, pralines, and ice cream fresh every day. The bakery is separate from this and produces a large selection of different types of bread, from French baguettes to croissants and black bread, fresh every day.

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Rainer & Petra

March 17, 2023

It is Singapore's landmark: the Marina Bay Sands Hotel opened in 2010. Five stars, 2,500 rooms and 60 suites with prices up to 14,000 euros per night and probably the most spectacular hotel pool in the world. At a height of almost 200 meters, you have a breathtaking view of the metropolis from here. There are also conference rooms for over 6,000 people. Behind the scenes, 9,500 employees toil for the wealthy customers.

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Bumble-Bee

October 30, 2019

Opening hours

Mon – Thu: 9.30am – 10pm

Fri – Sun: 9.30am – 11pm

Opening hours may vary on special dates.

Visitors typically spend 45 min – 1 hr here.

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Ticket prices

S$23 (Adult)

S$20 (Senior Citizen > 65 years old)

S$17 (Child, 2 – 12 years old)

Free (Child < 2 years old, and Hotel Guests)

marinabaysands.com/attractions/sands-skypark.html

Komoot Revisor

November 28, 2023

One of the most famous highlights in the city.

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Heinrich Bär

August 17, 2018

Grandiose views over Singapore and Gardens by the Bay

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Rainer & Petra

March 17, 2023

The Skypark on the 57th floor of the Marina Bay Sands seems to float above like a spaceship.

The 1.2 hectare roof garden rests on the three hotel towers of the Marina Bay Sands. The platform is larger than the Eiffel Tower is high. It could accommodate four and a half A380 aircraft and up to 3,900 people. The Sky Park includes the observation deck, restaurants and a garden as well as the world-famous Marina Bay Sands infinity pool.

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Marina Bay Sands

1. Boat Quay – ArtScience Museum loop from Jalan Besar

2. ArtScience Museum – Merlion Statue loop from Marina South Pier

3. Marina Bay Sands – Helix Bridge loop from Bayfront

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