SkyPark Observation Deck

Perched atop Singapore’s iconic Marina Bay Sands, the SkyPark Observation Deck is nothing short of breathtaking. From sunrise to the city’s glittering skyline at night, the 360° views are cinematic. Gardens by the Bay, the Flyer, and the entire Marina Bay stretch laid out like a living postcard. The experience feels effortlessly luxurious yet accessible, with smooth entry, helpful staff, and vantage points perfect for photos or quiet contemplation. A must-visit for anyone wanting to see Singapore from its most elevated perspective.

Absolutely breathtaking! The SkyPark Observation Deck offers one of the most spectacular panoramic views in all of Singapore. From the top, you get an unbeatable look at the city skyline, Gardens by the Bay, and the sparkling Marina Bay — it truly feels like you’re floating above the city. As a guest at the Marina Bay Sands hotel, I was able to enjoy this incredible experience without having to pay for admission, which made it even better! It’s definitely a perk worth taking advantage of if you're staying at the hotel. Whether you're visiting during the day or catching the sunset over the skyline, it’s an unforgettable sight. Highly recommend making time for it — camera essential!

Great views over the city and its surrounds they change as the sun sets. We used it to see the spectacular light show in Gardens in the Bay and the laser light show nearby and I would advise against this. These were both disappointing as they lacked the atmosphere of the shows at ground level. You could not hear the music which enhances the shows and some of the effects in the laser light show were difficult to see. Viewing positions are also at a premium so you need to decide which light show you want to see most to get a decent view. If you want great views of the city then worth the money if you want to see the light shows then watch them at ground level and for free, for a better experience.

Visiting Marina Bay Sands was truly an unforgettable experience. From the moment I stepped into the iconic complex, I was struck by its modern elegance and breathtaking architecture. The infinity pool on the rooftop is as amazing as everyone says—offering a panoramic view of the city skyline that’s absolutely mesmerizing, especially at sunset. The SkyPark Observation Deck gave me a bird’s-eye view of the bustling Marina Bay area, and I spent hours just soaking in the sights. The hotel itself is luxurious, with world-class amenities and impeccable service. Even if you’re not staying at the hotel, there’s so much to do—from shopping at The Shoppes to exploring the ArtScience Museum or catching a show at the Sands Theatre. Everything about Marina Bay Sands screams sophistication and innovation. It’s not just a hotel—it's a destination in itself. Highly recommended for first-time visitors to Singapore.

I’ve been up to the infinity pool deck before but this view via the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck was different and more breathtaking! 🤩 The lift taking us to the 56th floor was really fast and alright for our little boy too. We tried to catch the sunset with our booked time slot but arrived a few minutes late to catch this, still a lovely view of Singapore. Amazing how much we can see from above here! Photos here were $40 at minimum, but to celebrate the occasion we got a nice family shot in taken by a professional photographer. F&B also available up here. Advised to book in advance via the app or website which is what we did. Thank you 🙏🏻

The Marina Bay Sands Observation Deck offers a spectacular, unobstructed view of Singapore’s skyline — absolutely worth seeing at least once. The crowd is well-controlled, so it doesn’t feel overwhelming, and the elevator ride up is impressively fast. That said, the deck itself is relatively small, especially considering the size of the boat-shaped top of the hotel. It would have been nice to explore more of that space. Also, there aren’t many facilities or amenities available on the deck — a few seating areas, limited shade, and not much else besides the view. For the high ticket price, that’s a bit disappointing. Overall, it’s a great experience for the breathtaking views, but loses a star for the lack of facilities and the price-to-value ratio.

Wow, what an experience 💯 I was having thoughts about visiting or not. But visiting the deck was an excellent choice. Breathtaking view of the Singapore skyline. It was worth the hype. You could also see the super tree grove from the top. This place is such a vibe ❤️💯

This point is very popular so you need to book the visit in advance, especially when you want to catch sunset. Also, for the restaurant you need reservations otherwise you won’t catch a sit (as we didn’t know and missed it). The view towards the gardens is spectacular, and the sunset above the tall buildings is great too. Entrance pretty expensive, 39$.