Marina Bay Sands SkyPark
Singapore, Singapore
The Marina Bay Sands SkyPark sits on the rooftop of one of Singapore's most recognisable hotels, offering 360-degree views of the city skyline, harbour, and Gardens…
What it's like here
The Marina Bay Sands SkyPark sits on the rooftop of one of Singapore's most recognisable hotels, offering 360-degree views of the city skyline, harbour, and Gardens by the Bay. The observation deck is the main draw for visitors, delivering panoramic vistas across the island from a significant height. There's also an iconic infinity pool that creates a striking visual effect as it appears to blend seamlessly with the skyline—though it's exclusive to hotel guests.
The experience is inherently luxurious and photogenic. The space combines both indoor and outdoor areas, so you can view the city in different lights depending on when you visit. Many come specifically for sunset, when the skyline transforms with golden light and the city begins to glow in the evening. The observation deck itself is compact enough to cover in 1–2 hours, making it manageable to fit into a day of sightseeing.
It suits all types of visitors: solo travellers, couples, families, and groups of friends. The deck is wheelchair accessible with step-free access, and photography is encouraged—in fact, it's nearly unavoidable here. On-site facilities include a café, toilets, and parking for those arriving by car. You can reach it easily by MRT or bus if public transport is your preference.
The main limitation is that while the observation deck is open to the public with an entrance fee, the famous infinity pool is reserved exclusively for hotel guests. So if you're coming just for the views, you'll be viewing the pool from the observation deck rather than swimming in it. That said, the panoramic vistas from the deck itself remain the primary reason most visitors come, and they deliver on the promise of a distinctive perspective over Singapore's landscape.
Highlights
- 360-degree panoramic views of Singapore's skyline and harbour from the rooftop
- Iconic infinity pool that merges visually with the cityscape (hotel guests only)
- Combination of indoor and outdoor viewing areas
- Wheelchair accessible with step-free access
- Best visited at sunset when the city lights begin to emerge
Good to know
The observation deck is open to the public for an entrance fee; check the official website for current prices. The infinity pool is available only to hotel guests. Allow 1–2 hours to explore the deck. Wheelchair accessible with step-free access. Easily reached by MRT or bus. Parking is available on-site.
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Questions people ask
Can I swim in the infinity pool?
The infinity pool is reserved for hotel guests only. Day visitors can view it from the observation deck.
How long does a typical visit take?
Most visitors spend 1–2 hours on the observation deck exploring the views and taking photographs.
Is the observation deck accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, the SkyPark is wheelchair accessible with step-free access.
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Last verified: August 30, 2026