The Marina Bay Sands Laser Show - Wonder Full

Here is Wonder Full, Southeast Asia's largest light and water laser show.  An added incentive is that it is a free event and can be experienced at the Marina Bay Sands harbor front.

The Marina Bay Sands Laser Show is an interesting and amazing show set against breathtaking plays of light, music and sound together with great soundtrack.  Wonder Full makes full use of light and laser effects to bring you and enjoyable and relaxing experience where you can lose yourself in the stunning 13 minutes show.

Exact Location:

Event Plaza at the Promenade, Marina Bay Sands

Showtimes:

Wonder Full is shown nightly, weather permitting. Duration is 15 minutes.
Sunday-Thursday:
8pm, 9:30pm
Friday, Saturday:
8pm, 9:30pm, 11pm  

Shows and show times are subject to change or cancellation at the discretion of Marina Bay Sands' Management.

Background note:

Singaporeans Iskandar Ismail and Daryl Ang arranged and conducted the original sound score, which was recorded by a 140-piece orchestra.

LaserVision, the creator of the multi-display-media attraction, controls its technical wizardry down to the millisecond. It took three years and 100 architectural, design, creative, musical, engineering, technical and IT specialists to develop the show.

Overall it is an exciting, interesting and complimentary event for the whole family to enjoy.

Below is an excerpt...  Enjoy...

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MBS Launches Cutting-Edge Light And Water Show

Click on thumbnail to view Photos: MBS and ST Singapore - Marina Bay Sands unveiled its spectacular light and water show tonight to mark its grand opening. Believed to be the largest of its kind in South-East Asia, the show called Wonder Full dazzled hundreds of VIP guests and thousands who gathered across the bay. The show employed the mediums of giant Water Screens, vibrant multicolor high powered Lasers, search lights, spot lights, fountains, surround sound, strobes, LED lighting, video projection and other special effects. The event celebrated the integrated resort's key lifestyle and entertainment attractions including the unveiling of the world's first ArtScience Museum, seven celebrity chef restaurants, and the upcoming premiere here of popular Broadway musical The Lion King. Over 800 members of media, VIP guests and dignitaries saw the show which depicted the celebration of human life and emotions conveyed using variant mediums such as water and laser beams. President and Chief Operating Officer of Las Vegas Sands Corp., Mr. Michael Leven said: “It was truly a heartwarming moment when Wonder Full came alive before the audience for the very first time. As viewers held their loved ones close and sang along to Louis Armstrong's What a Wonderful World, we knew we had succeeded in showcasing Singapore?s strong familial values in a way that would appeal to audiences from every part of the world. Singapore is the perfect home for Wonder Full.” The best spot is catch the free show is at the Event Plaza of Marina Bay Sands. Wonder Full will transform the Marina Bay waterfront every weekend with scintillating performances at 8pm, 9.30pm and 11pm on Friday and Saturday, and 8pm and 9.30pm on Sunday. Viewers from as far as 3.5km away can experience this nightly spectacular and even listen to the accompanying musical composition on radio 103.9 FM. Behind Wonder Full's original composition is a local ensemble which includes award-winning musician and composer Iskandar Ismail, Singapore conductor Darrell Ang, who has won top conducting prizes abroad, and other young budding talent from Singapore. Said a press statement by Marina Bay Sands: "Wonder Full is a 13-minute show that will enthrall audiences as they are taken on a journey that explores humanity and the wonders of life. The innocence and wonder of drama and change, of enduring love and commitment will be portrayed across all ages of human life. Wonder Full is established as a show that has a soul and brings out the child in all that experience it." It added: "This light and water spectacular will feature the different life journeys around the world and finally returns to Singapore to celebrate the world class architecture of a nation that has come of age." Thu, Feb 17, 2011 AsiaOne