Showing posts with label marina bay sands skypark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marina bay sands skypark. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Marina Bay Sands Hotel

 Views of the uniquely designed Marina Bay Sands Hotel

Marina Bay Sands Hotel - world's most expensive standalone casino
Here are some pictures of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel, one of two integrated resorts in Singapore.  Considered a 5-star hotel, the Marina Bay Sands Hotel comprise a world-class casino within its premises as well as the magnificent sky park Marina Bay Sands where you are treated to breath-taking and amazing views.







Check out the world's largest public cantilevered platform and
the design that was inspired by a deck of cards



Marina Bay Sands Skypark

Interestingly, we were up at the sky park Marina Bay Sands in the evening and managed to capture these two unusual shots of the hotel's silhouette.

Marina Bay Sands silhouette
Interesting view of Marina Bay Sands silhouette upon the newly opened Gardens By The Bay
Whilst at the 340 metre long Marina Bay Sands skypark, we managed to capture some interesting shots as well as popular Singapore tourist attractions.

The largest Supertree at the Gardens By The Bay
Some of the Supertrees at the Gardens By The Bay with the aerial walkway
Close-up of another supertree, which is in fact functional chimneys

City view from the skypark
 150 metre infinity swimming pool atop the Marina Bay Sands Skypark.

Marina Bay Sands Pool
The Singapore Flyer, another top Singapore tourist attraction
The 2 iconic cool domes at the Gardens By The Bay
Singapore esplanade theatre
Soak in the jacuzzi and enjoy the magnificent views
Sea view
With the three hotel towers, the Marina Bay Sands Hotel has a total of 2,500 rooms and suites.


Marina Bay Sands Hotel Grand Room cover 79 square metre.

The very spacious bathroom
Shower area
Huge bathtub
This television basically separates the bedroom from the living room area and gives the room a junior suite feel.

42 inch flat screen television with swivel
Working desk area with complimentary high speed internet access
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Sitting area
King bed with feather pillow
View of the Gardens by the Bay from our room



Friday, July 20, 2012

Uniquely Singapore - Singapore Flyer


Singapore Flyer logo

One of the popular Singapore tourist attractions, the Singapore Flyer is currently the tallest Ferris wheel in the world with a total height of 165 m (541 ft), outshining the London Eye by 30 m (98 ft).  Located in Marina Promenade, on the southeast tip of the Marina Centre reclaimed land, the Singapore Flyer offers breathtaking 360 degree views  of the Singapore's city centre and beyond.

Awarded the Certificate of Excellence by TripAdvisor
Savour a unique experience on board the world's largest observation wheel.  With 28 air-conditioned capsules taking thirty minutes to complete a full circle, you can even opt for the awe-inspiring sky dining packages on board the Singapore Flyer.

View of the Singapore Flyer from Marina Bay Sands skypark

Inside the capsule (from Wiki)
Each capsule can take up to 28 passengers, thus making it a great outing for the whole extended family and close friends.  The capsule is also able to hold up to five wheelchairs and is wheelchair friendly.

The official grand opening of the Singapore Flyer was held on 15 April 2008 and tickets for rides on the first 3 nights were fully booked even at the rate of SGD8,888 (USD6,271), an auspicious number in Chinese culture.

Holiday Travel Tips:-
Booking your tickets online can save you time as well as money as there may be online specials where you can enjoy discounted prices.  :)





One of the most popular tourist attractions in Singapore as seen from the Marina Bay Sands skypark
The following pictures of the Singapore Flyer were taken from Lions Bridge which connects Marina Bay Sands hotel to the newly opened Gardens By The Bay.

Night view of the Singapore Flyer
Check out the various colours

It sure is heavy!
Against a backdrop of beautiful blue sky
Do check out the Singapore Flyer, one of the more popular Singapore tourist attractions.  Even if you do not have the time to go on the ride, at least take some memorable picture of it and with it.  :D

Monday, February 21, 2011

Marina Bay Sands Sky Park

Aerial view of Marina bay Sands Sky Park
Designed by visionary architect Moshe Safdie, the 1.2 hectare tropical oasis Marina Bay Sands Sky Park seems to float atop the three soaring Marina Bay Sands hotel towers.

Marina Bay Sands Sky Park is located atop the Marina Sands Hotel in Singapore. On the 57th storey, this rooftop paradise boasts the world's largest outdoor pool at that height!

The infinity pool 200 m high
Not high enough to be up in the clouds, but the awe-inspiring engineering wonder MBS Sky Park Singapore offers a breathtaking 360 degrees view atop Singapore's Marina Bay Sands Hotel integrated resort.

At 200m in the sky, you can be sure that a visit to the Marina Bay Sky Park will treat you with a panoramic and astounding view of Singapore.

Enjoy the spectacular view whilst swimming
Lazing away and enjoying the wind
Having a hot soak whilst admiring the view of the harbour
Gardens by the Bay - still under construction
Taking in the wind and the view...
Looking eastwards
Harbour view
Singapore Flyer
Marina Bay Sands Sky Park

At the Marina Bay Sky Park, you can find landscaped gardens, a 150 meter infinity pool, public observation deck as well as luxury rooftop restaurants and lounges where you can enjoy the spectacular views.

Area to partake in some food and drinks whilst enjoying the view from Marina Sands Hotel
The Club - strictly for Suite and Club guests only
Sky Lounge
Sky Lounge outdoors
Lush gardens
One of the 650 types of plants up at the Marina Bay Sands Sky Park

Great spectacular views

A chance to laze away

With friends enjoying the tropical oasis atop the Marina Sands Hotel

Very windy in the evening...

Get a chance to hold the Singapore Flyer in the palm of your hands...

Fire performance
Access to Marina Bay Sands Sky Park is free for hotel guests.  However, if you are not a guest of the Marina Sands Hotel, you will need to purchase tickets in order to go up to the Sands SkyPark Observation Deck.  Visit the ticketing office at Basement 1 outside Marina Sands Hotel Tower 3 which is off Bayfront Avenue.

Holiday travel tips:-
Tickets purchased for the Marina Bay Sands Sky Park can only be used on the day of purchase.







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