Writing a review for the Monet exhibit. For families with active children, avoid the Monet exhibition. The kids, not knowing it was not an interactive exhibition, they went walking around the screens enjoying the displays and music. A staff told my child not to go close to the screens as the screens are thin pieces of cloth? Would appreciate if signs were placed to warn parents with young children to not go to the screens rather than being told off by the staff. My kids did not touch the screens. Just made shadows with their bodies. Children do get excited especially when most museums are having interactive displays. This one is not. She even told my toddler to be quiet when he spoke abit too loud. Maybe there should be age restrictions for above 12yo to such exhibits if such rules are imposed.

Amazing! Arrive by 7:45pm and see Gardens by the Bay Super trees light show from 57 floors up! Views of the whole of Singapore not to be missed!

The night safari was an amazing experience i would recommend it to anyone that visits Singapore. It was a bit confusing with the time slot as we thought that was for the tram but it was for entering the park. I would suggest getting there at 7pm when it opens.

I didn’t prebook this. I just turned up. There was about 5 people in queue maybe I was just lucky and chose a quiet day. The views from the deck are spectacular. Good place to go and get your bearings if you are lost (which I was) Lift is quick and the shopping malls below are amazing.

The Sentosa Cable Car Sky Pass provides stunning panoramic views of Singapore’s skyline, harbor, and lush Sentosa Island. The ride is smooth and enjoyable, offering a unique perspective of the city. A must-do for anyone visiting Sentosa, making it a memorable experience for all.

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Booked the Sunset In The Sky experience in advance - it was fantastic. The service was impeccable and views were perfect. Emily & Tasha looked after us really well during our time, even remembering personal details about what else we’d done that day & why my friend would be late etc. Would recommend!

Great airport. Shops sold very fihe, but expensive items as souvenirs. The staff were friendly and served up delicious food at the food court. Definitely the best stopover airport!

The transfers were great, the Garden's by the Bay great, but I wouldn’t recommend booking the observation deck ahead because it was closed due to weather (chance of lightning - not that we could see any?) and we only had a 2 hour window to use our ticket - so missed out. You can go to the restaurant Cest La Vie on the top level for $35 per person, and get a $35 food & drink voucher to use. Same views.

The best value. I took my 2 Grandchildren 9 & 13 there. The views are magnificent. A definite must for the tourist. This was my 2nd visit.

Got here about noon. Minimal lines and quick ascent to the top. Incredible views, but hot hot hot! Got to see our cruise ship coming in to the port and that was very cool! Definitely recommend coming here early evening/after dark to avoid the heat!

Great view: you are absolutely at a high point of Singapore. We were there at sunset, which gives you both day and night view. Of the upper floor, you only get to see the far end: the rest is for hotel guests only. So forget the infinity pool if you are not a guest! Also, the setting is , somewhat disappointing. The hotel is very, very chique, there is a nice and chique (but also very expensive - you need to spend 200 singapore dollar per person) restaurant where you can book a table. The rest of the people have a view and that is about it. There are few seats and even fewer comfortable ones. You can buy a drink but get it in a plastic cup as if you are at a sports game. We saw the “light show” in the Gardens at the Bay: bit basic and not worth the wait.

The views were fantastic! and it was a smooth ride. It was a little warm in the cable car for my liking. But overall it was great.

This was quite expensive for less than one hour on the viewing platform. You can stay as long as you like but there is very little shade and on a hot day, on the wooden boards, the venue gets quite uncomfortable. However, the views were amazing and it was terrific to see so much of Singapore The cost of $32SD each was a bit rich to travel up an elevator. Also, they were selling photographs for $65SD. Ridiculous. If they sold them for $15 or even $20, they would sell a lot more. Go for the view and have a good time, not a long time.

Purchased ticket online and visited mid morning. This gave clear views over the city and gardens by the bay. Expensive for a 30 minute view.