A great spot to enjoy the night view at Marina Bay Sands' "SkyPark" — see all of Singapore's attractions in one go
▲Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.
Text and photos by / Community Center Angel
Marina Bay Sands in Singapore is world-renowned, and its infinity pool offers the sensation of swimming at great heights, making it a dream hotel that many include on their must-stay list when visiting Singapore. In addition to the sky-high pool, the hotel’s SkyPark is also not to be missed, featuring observation decks with breathtaking views that allow you to take in the most beautiful nighttime sights of Singapore.
▲%Inside the hotel, you can see many tourists and locals shopping and dining.
The three interconnected towers of Marina Bay Sands are a very famous landmark in Singapore, and the rooftop houses the world’s largest outdoor pool. However, to maintain quality,it is generally only open to hotel guests.. For those who, like the author, are not guests, the only option is to purchase a ticket to visit the SkyPark on the adjacent Tower 3, though the view is limited to just the eastern side, and you might also hear the cheerful laughter from the infinity pool—something of a small disappointment.
General visitors looking to buy SkyPark tickets can purchase them on-site at B1 of Tower 3, with adult tickets priced at S$23 and child tickets at S$17 (approximately NTD 509 / 376), or alternatively, they can book a package in advance through Tianyu Travel Agency that includes other attractions, which tends to be more economical. After purchasing your ticket,simply head to the exterior of Tower 3 and take the direct elevator up to the 56th floor..
%You can also enjoy views of the Supertree Grove and two conservatories (the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest).
%As well as the Singapore Science Centre, which features a rich display of botanical art.
Before taking the elevator, staff will take two free photos for you, with the background later composited to show the Singapore night scene; once you reach the 56th floor, staff will also guide you toward the direction of the SkyPark, and you can view the two photos at the counter near the entrance. However, if you wish to print them as souvenirs, an additional fee applies.
Upon entering the SkyPark, you’re immediately greeted by Singapore’s most vibrant nightlife scene—the Supertree Grove, the uniquely designed conservatories (Flower Dome and Cloud Forest), the “Singapore Flyer” Ferris wheel (which can accommodate 28 people per capsule), the massive lotus-shaped ArtScience Museum, the Double Helix Bridge (visited by Da Ren Ge as well), and the Singapore River are all laid out before you. The cool evening paired with this spectacular night view truly gives off a relaxing vacation vibe.
The SkyPark is approximately 200 meters above ground. Though there’s no real danger, for those with a fear of heights, looking down at the night view might require a bit of courage, butthe beauty of Singapore at night is genuinely captivating—it might even help you momentarily forget your fear of heights. Why not grab a drink with friends, sit by the transparent railing, and enjoy the tranquil night?.
%Also, it’s quite common for first-timers to feel slightly nervous about being so high up.
%Marina Bay Sands sometimes hosts light and sound shows in the evening, and you can catch one during your visit.
※SkyPark Opening Hours
Monday to Thursday: 9:30 AM to 10:00 PM
Friday to Sunday: 9:30 AM to 11:00 PM
※Ticket Prices
Adult Ticket S$23
Child Ticket S$17 (Ages 2–12)
Senior Ticket S$20 (Age 65 and above)
Children under 2 years old may enter for free
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