Singapore Light Shows
Singapore is famous for its futuristic skyline and vibrant culture, but did you know it also boasts some of the most breathtaking light shows in the world? These stunning displays of light and sound turn the city into a magical wonderland, enchanting both locals and visitors. Here are a few light shows in Singapore that you absolutely must see:
Spectra - A Light & Water Show at Marina Bay Sands
Spectra is a FREE 15-minute show in front of Marina Bay sands featuring high-tech lasers, fountain jets, and visual projections, all set to an orchestral soundtrack. The best spots to watch are from the Event Plaza along the promenade or at one of the many nearby waterfront bars and restaurants. It’s one of the city-state’s most popular tourist attractions, so be mindful of that and arrive early if you want to secure the best spots!
Hours
Everyday 8.00 p.m and 9.00 p.m.
Free
Head over to Gardens by the Bay for the mesmerizing Garden Rhapsody show. Twice every night, the Supertree Grove lights up in a synchronized display set to music for approximately 15 minutes each time. Cutting-edge technology bring the giant steel forest to live. Each month brings a new theme, so there’s always something different to experience. It is one of Singapore’s most iconic attractions.
Hours
Everyday 7:.45 p.m and 8:45 p.m.
Free
Wings of Time at Sentosa
Wings of Time, located on Sentosa Island, is a magical outdoor night show by the sea. This award-winning performance tells a heartwarming story of friendship and courage using water fountains, laser lights, fire effects, and pyrotechnics. It’s about 20 minutes long and perfect for families and visitors of all ages.
Hours
Everyday 7:40 PM and 8:40 PM
Entrance Fee
SGD 18
Tips for Enjoying the Light Shows:
- Arrive Early: Popular spots can get crowded, so get there early to snag a good viewing spot.
- Check Schedules: Showtimes can vary, so check the official websites for the latest schedules.
- Bring a Camera: These shows are perfect for capturing stunning photos, so don’t forget your camera or smartphone.
- Stay Hydrated: Singapore can be warm and humid, so bring water to stay refreshed.
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