One of the most popular images I’ve seen over the years of those in Singapore is of the infinity pool at Marina Bay Sands. While it wasn’t top of my agenda, I had the time to check it out and in this post I’ll share how you can, too!
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Transport to Get to Marina Bay Sands in Singapore
First of all, take the blue MRT to Bayfront. Head towards tower 2 and to Spago Restaurant on the 57th floor. You’ll need to get the elevator to the 55th and then change.
Things to Know When You Get to Marina Bay Sands in Singapore
If you’re a guest at the hotel, you can use the infinity pool. If not, you can go to Spago Bar and Lounge. Upon arrival, I ordered a mocktail here for 16 SG and juices and minerals are 8 SG. Also, note that this isn’t including tax or a service charge.
There’s a chilled out, but hectic atmosphere with a mix of expats chatting with friends and colleagues and tourists like myself trying to subtly not look like tourists taking photos of the infinity pool. Bathrooms are on the 56th floor and there is a free phone charging service here.
Drinks I Ordered at Spago Bar and Lounge at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore
More specifically, I got a Cracklin Rosie which had raspberry, cranberry juice, rose water and lychee. Very sweet with 24% sugar but delicious. In addition, I had a Time Will Come with passion fruit, mint and lime. It was 26% sugar and I had to force myself to sip it because it was so refreshing and I glad I did because the sweet kick at the end lingered nicely.
Final Thoughts
Lastly, I’m glad that I visited the Marina Bay Sands at Singapore. It was a nice way to spend an evening. However, it is important to be aware that it is pricey, just like most of Singapore! I would recommend visiting, but I don’t know if I would return either.
Thanks for Reading!
I hope that you enjoyed reading this post and that it gives you some ideas if you decide to visit Singapore in the future (or if you’re already there and you’re looking for somewhere new).
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