Marina Bay

The most photogenic pool, the infinity pool is at the 57th level of Marina Bay Sands. This pool is 150 meters wide and holds up to 376,000 gallons of water. Some guests check in the hotel only to experience a dip in the infinity pool and enjoy the spectacular view from the Skypark. One can enter the pool by flashing their room key cards. It does not end abruptly into nothing as it seems, but there is a secondary platform beneath it. Although a great site for pictures, the pool authorities do not let you pose and lean outside. Even a slight incline to peep out will have whistles blown from the authorities. The infinity pool faces the setting sun and the opposite side overlooks Gardens by the Bay, Supertree Grove and the harbour. After a good swim. a luxurious poolside lounge is at one's service. Besides offering snacks and a selection of beverages, the SkyPark also has fabulous restaurants and bars like the CÉ LA VI Restaurant and SkyBar, LAVO Italian Restaurant & Rooftop Bar and Spago by Wolfgang Puck.

Opening Hours - 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM

• Access to the pool only to hotel guests.
• SkyPark Shop has swimsuits and sun care products for sale.
• Head down to infinity pool at 6:00 AM for a crowd-less experience.
• There are also poolside refreshments available from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM.

Marina Bay Sands has more than 80 restaurants for one to explore which include local and international cuisines under one canopy of a dining destination. It also has 10 celeb-restaurants like Gordon Ramsay's Bread Street Kitchen, Adrift by David Meyers and David Thompson's Long Chim. Punjab Grill takes on a journey of Indian cuisines and introduces you to secret recipes from the royal kitchen. This restaurant has won over a dozen awards for its exquisite sense of cooking and dining experience provided to its guests. For those on an eating spree, Club 55 and Rise are the two buffet restaurants of Marina Bay Sands.

To have a hawker/street food taste at the luxuries hotel, Rasapura matters, Toast Box and 1983-A taste of Nanyang are the places to go. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Beanstro and 1983 are halal restaurants. To have authentic Chinese food, head to Din Tai Fung, Fatt Choi Express and Seafood paradise. Besides this, popular restaurants of Marina Bay Sands are Angelina, Bright Knight Warrior, Canton Paradise and Da Paolo Gastronomia.

The Marina Bay Sands has an observation deck taller than the Eiffel Tower and wide enough to accommodate four and a half A380 Jumbo Jets. The deck is free to access by the guests staying at the Marina Bay Sands Hotel. For the ones who are not staying at the hotel, the deck is accessible after respective entry fees. It has dense gardens, excellent restaurants and a splendid infinity pool beside it. The deck which offers an undisturbed 360-degree view of Singapore Skyline also has marvellous restaurants to dine at. It also has a Singapore-themed souvenier store where trendy bags and fancy keychain magnets are available. The observation deck may be closed temporarily for the guest's safety, subjective to weather conditions. Ticket holders who entered the SkyPark less than an hour before closure are entitled to a refund! Admission tickets is available only at Marina Bay Sands Box Offices or their official website.

Entry Fee
Adults- SGD 23
Children-SGD 17
Senior Citizens-SGD 20
Children below 2 years-No Entry Fee

Spectra is a breathtaking light and water show that has been leaving its viewers awestruck since 2017. Spectra replaced 'Wonderful', the previous light show that Marina Bay Sands had. Combining state-of-the-art lasers, lights, water effects and projections, Spectra creates a spectacular show based on Singapore's journey of becoming the progressive cosmopolitan city it now is. The fifteen-minute show is divided into four parts. The first part comprises of 'Singular vision-the origin'. The second is 'A Prism of Diversity'- the blossoming of ideas, reflecting on Singapore's society, cultural roots and history. The third part is 'Kaleidoscope' -the fusion of cultures, technology and passion and at last, the Future-Focused is the last part- Realising the dream look towards future and possibilities awaiting.

The Spectra uses innovative water-fountain technologies such as pyramids, gyroscopic arcs, straight jets, lava and mist effects, creating a canvas for visual projections of Spectra. The heartbeat of the show is the 12-meter-high glass prism that opens into life, adding extra reflection to the show. Spectra was developed by Imagination Australia, an Australian agency, making it a phenomenal show.

Timings
Sunday to Thursday - 8:00 PM & 9:00 PM
Friday & Saturday - 8:00 PM, 9:00 PM & 10:00 PM

This entertainment hub has three levels of gaming floor and over 2,300 slot machines at the Casino. The Marina Bay Sands Casino has a wide selection of novel and most popular gaming machines. It has more than 250 game titles to choose from. The gaming area is 15,000 square meters and has more than 350 table games. The Casino's Premium players and Paiza members have special access to the exclusive gaming and dining privileges upper two levels featuring more than 35 private gaming rooms.

Roulette, Sic-Bo and Baccarat are offered by a vast range of betting level for video, reel and multi-station games. The casino offers complimentary non-alcoholic beverages and three dining options. The Casino can house 15,000 patrons. The slots in the Casino also offer a variety of jackpots. The games include Roulette, Blackjack, Royal Three Pictures, Baccarat and Craps. It also encourages and promotes responsible gambling. All of this makes the  Casino at Marina Bay Sands is the most sought-after places for entertainment.

The Carnival at Marina Bay Sands is Singapore's largest carnival that expands over the size of three and a half football fields. The carnival started for the first time on Dec 8, 2017, and has more than 40 family-friendly rides brought in all the way from European countries and games to choose from. These games include a Star Flyer, a tower ride that lets visitors experience a 360-degree view of Singapore skyline from 35 meters above the air and a revolving adventure ride called the Booster Maxx, travelling at a speed of 96 km in under 8 seconds and classics like the Log Flume ride and a pirate ship ride. There is something for the kids too.

This carnival has a number of arts and craft activities and fun games, along with a trampoline to flaunt their jumping skills. The carnival also has 30 game stalls and toy stores up for grabs. All of the games and rides of the carnival are at a mere cost of between SGD 4-10. It hosts performances of pop-punk artists and hip-hop rappers for more entertainment. For food lovers, the carnival offers multiple food stalls and dishes from burgers to churros, to chicken rice bowls and what not!