Singapore: SkyPark Observation Deck at Marina Bay Sands
Description
Perched high above the city on the 56th floor, the SkyPark Observation Deck offers a breathtaking, panoramic view of Singapore’s dazzling skyline. From this spectacular vantage point, you’ll enjoy unobstructed sights of iconic landmarks like the Singapore Flyer, Merlion, and Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay—all framed beautifully by sleek glass railings. Watch the lush domes of Gardens by the Bay rise strikingly against the cityscape, and as night falls, marvel at the dazzling Spectra light and water show illuminating the bay from 200 feet above the ground. Complete your experience by indulging in a rooftop dining option, where world-class cuisine meets unforgettable views. It’s more than just a visit, it’s Singapore from a whole new perspective.
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Itinerary
Enjoy a stunning aerial view of Gardens by the Bay and the remarkable Supertree Grove, or take in Singapore’s iconic landmarks from above. Marvel at the distinctive durian-shaped domes of the Esplanade and catch a glimpse of the famous Merlion statue.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Confirmation will be received at the time of booking.
- A Viator/TripAdvisor confirmation booking will be sent at the time of confirmation is not the official ticket.
- The official ticket will be sent to you within 24 hours.
- For assistance with redemption/ticket issues, kindly contact GlobalTix Customer Support Live Chat by WhatsApp Message:+65 9765 3804.
- Please note that New route to SkyPark Observation Deck: Exit B at Bayfront MRT, take left escalator to ground level 1, then walk along hotel exterior from tower 1 to tower 3.
- Please note that In case of rain, exit C to Mall B2M, head to HUGO BOSS, then take right escalator to Tower 3 for the Observation Deck.
- Please note that, there will be no tour group drop-offs at Marina Bay Sands - Tower 3 for SkyPark, they can drop off their tour group at the bus stop near Tower 3 or the MICE Convention Center.
- Please note that opening hours may vary on select dates. We recommend checking the official website for any closure dates before your visit.
- Visitors usually spend between 45 minutes – 1 hour here.
- Children under 2 years old will be offered free admission
- Please present this ticket directly at entrance of SkyPark for admission.
- Concession tickets are applicable for Senior Citizens above 60 years old, students, children aged 2-12 years old, Persons with Disabilities (PWD) and NSF
- Individuals with vertigo are recommended to consult a doctor prior to visiting Marina Bay Sands (MBS), particularly if they intend to explore areas involving heights or activities that may trigger vertigo symptoms, such as the SkyPark Observation Deck.
Reviews(403)
We visited the Marina Bay Sands Observation Deck at sunset, and it was one of the highlights of our Singapore trip. The views from the 56th floor are spectacular, and seeing the city transform from daylight to night was really special. A special mention to Winter at the ticket desk, who was so friendly, professional and went above and beyond to help us. It’s not a cheap activity, particularly for a family of six, but we felt it was worth it. We even watched the Supertree Grove light show from above, which was a unique experience. There’s so much to do around Marina Bay Sands too. Beforehand we enjoyed exploring The Shoppes, and afterwards we walked over to the free Spectra Light & Water Show, making for a fantastic evening with a great mix of paid and free attractions. Highly recommended
What a building and some wealth.
Great view, suggestion is go for an evening viewing We went early morning session and it was as hot as hades Take you sun block, hat and umbrella There is no shelter
I visited the SkyPark Observation Deck during my trip to Singapore 😊 The view from the top was beautiful and it was nice to see the city, the bay, and many famous landmarks from above 📸 I think the view would be even better in the late afternoon or evening when the city lights start to shine ✨ However, I was a little disappointed because I thought visitors could have a coffee or a drink while enjoying the view. I later found out that the restaurant and bar area were only available for hotel guests. I also expected the observation deck itself to feel more luxurious and impressive. The floor and overall area looked quite simple and did not feel as premium as I had imagined. Considering the ticket price, I expected a little more from the experience. Overall, it was a good place for photos and city views. Even though it was not one of the highlights of my trip, I still think it is worth visiting once if you are in Singapore 👍
I recently visited Marina Bay Sands and, while I'm glad I've experienced this iconic Singapore attraction, I wouldn't recommend the package that includes entry and the food combo. The highlight was definitely the view. Looking out across the entire city skyline, Gardens by the Bay, and the river was spectacular and made for some great photos. However, the observation deck was extremely hot, with very little shade available, making it uncomfortable to spend much time there during the day. The food combo was disappointing. The options were either a hotdog or pizza, along with a beer or a tiny plastic cup of wine. My hotdog was served cold and had far too much sauce on it, which made it difficult to enjoy. Another aspect I didn't appreciate was the photography setup. Photos are taken of guests immediately upon entry, whether you want them or not, and then you're encouraged to purchase them when leaving. At $75 for the photos, it felt quite overpriced. Considering the package cost $96 for two people, including entry and the food combo, I don't feel it offered good value for money. While the views are impressive and I'm pleased to have ticked it off my tourist list, it's not something I would recommend to others.
Glad we went in the morning and off peak, as it was quite warm, so there was a little shade to be had. Few seats. Would have enjoyed a cool drink sitting in the shade but I'm sure that it is intentional not to encourage people to stay. The view is incredible and very clear the day we went.
Because the Viator website was not working, I could not download the ticket. No one was available for help.
They will close the Skypark if its lightening. Dint have issue with that. However they will not rebook if you use Viatar. You have to contact viatar. We are on a cruise with limited time in Singapore - so was unable to do this. Again, no issue with closing for safety - but they should have provided a alternate ticket next day. No notification was provided by operator of closure so wasted a lot of time getting there only to find closed.
Would recommend only booking on the day as we where turned away due to thunder. Couldn't go again as we where returning home the day after so lost our money. Was looking forward to it and sure it would of been enjoyable.
I enjoyed my visit to the deck. I visited in the evening to enjoy the evening lights. It was busy, but I could always find a space to enjoy the views and take photos. There was no waiting to enter, which was great. I found the views spectacular and spent over an hour there, as I paid for the food package, with wine. Unfortunately, the food on offer wasn’t great for me, as I’m not keen on fast food. The choice was restricted to pizza, hotdog and fries with cheese dip. As I was hungry I tried a slice of pizza, it was warm and rubbery, and after one bite I threw it away. I wasn’t expecting a gourmet meal, but it would have been nice if a small salad was offered alongside the carb options. To exit the deck took a while, due to the long queue for the elevator.
