Marina Bay Sands
Marina Bay Sands · Marina Bay, Singapore
Three legs holding up a 'ship in the sky': the Lion City skyline's futurist manifesto
Antes de ir · Know before you go
- Never bring chewing gum into the country (it's prohibited except dental or medicinal gum approved by the Health Sciences Authority)
- e-cigarettes are completely illegal in Singapore, and bringing them in even for personal use is illegal
- don't litter (heavy fines)
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Culture
Cultura y costumbres
Contexto cultural
A 57-storey integrated resort completed in 2010, its SkyPark infinity pool suspended 200 m in the air, with views over the whole of Marina Bay from the ship's bow. At night the 'Spectra' light and water show lights up the bay, with the Sands and the Merlion facing each other across the water — a monument to Singapore's ambition from fishing village to global financial centre, and the most luxurious footnote to the 'Garden City'.
Costumbres locales
- Singapore's laws are very strict: smoke-free zones are extensive in public places, and littering and spitting carry heavy fines
- you must be 21 and carry your passport to enter the casino
- queuing and punctuality are basic courtesy.
Religión y creencias
- Many religions coexist in harmony (Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, Hinduism)
- Marina Bay Sands itself has no religious character
- follow each religious site's own etiquette when visiting.
Etiquette
Normas y tabúes
Normas que se aplican aquí
Singapore: chewing gum, e-cigarettes and littering
- Clear chewing gum out of your luggage before arrival (except medical and dental gum approved by the Health Sciences Authority)
- Put rubbish in the bin
- Carrying or using e-cigarettes; bringing them in for personal use is also illegal
- Littering
E-cigarettes are completely illegal; police can fine you on the spot for littering.
Verificado el 19 oct 2026Fuente: GOV.UK: Singapore travel advice
No lo haga DON'T
- Never bring chewing gum into the country (it's prohibited except dental or medicinal gum approved by the Health Sciences Authority)
- e-cigarettes are completely illegal in Singapore, and bringing them in even for personal use is illegal
- don't litter (heavy fines)
- don't smoke in smoke-free areas
- don't be disrespectful towards the national flag or anthem.
Lo que aprecian los locales DO
- Singaporeans appreciate law-abiding, orderly visitors
- sharing tables at hawker centres and trying chilli crab and bak kut teh will mark you out as someone who 'knows their stuff'.
Plan your visit
Información práctica
| Mejor época | Summer all year; a little more rain November–January |
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Consejos de viaje
- It's summer all year, with a little more rain in the November–January monsoon. The SkyPark observation deck requires a ticket (about SGD 32), and hotel guests can use the infinity pool free
- the light show runs twice nightly (20:00 / 21:00, with an extra show at weekends) and is free
- go up at dusk to watch sunset turn into the night view.
Eat nearby
Qué comer cerca
Imprescindible
- Hainanese chicken rice
- Laksa
- Chilli crab
Hainanese chicken rice, laksa (spicy coconut noodle soup), chilli crab, satay, kaya toast with soft-boiled eggs
| Dónde comer | The food court in The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, around Marina Bay; back to Maxwell Food Centre in Chinatown for cheaper versions |
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| Normas en la mesa | Return your tray after eating at hawker centres (it's the law); reserving seats with a tissue packet ('chope') is a local custom — don't move others' tissues; halal stalls carry the MUIS logo |
| Precio orientativo por persona | In the Marina Bay Sands area SGD 25–50 ≈ CNY 138–275, at hawker centres SGD 8–15 ≈ CNY 44–83 |
| Consejos | Eat at Marina Bay Sands for the views and at hawker centres for authentic hawker food — plan them separately. |
Los precios son orientativos a octubre de 2026, no presupuestos exactos; en zonas con tipos de cambio muy variables solo se da un intervalo aproximado en yuanes.
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Photos
Fotos
Benh LIEU SONG (Flickr) · CC BY-SA 4.0
Basile Morin · CC BY-SA 4.0
Diego Delso · CC BY-SA 4.0
Fuentes y notas de verificación
Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore AIP GEN 1.3: prohibited imports
UK Foreign Office: Singapore travel advice — local laws
Compiled from Marina Bay Sands official ticketing information
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