The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands

High end huge mall, one of the best we have been to. Both indoor and outdoor is so beautiful. They have boating inside the mall that goes around the water fall which is so unique. The play area in the food court is so much interactive fun for kids(it’s paid by hour) our child on the spectrum found it over stimulating in the beginning but after observing for half an hour he just loved the colors and motion and did not want to come out.

Opulent, of course. A theater, fine dining, specialty shops, long halls. The food court on level B2, North end is not too expensive, but No alcohol! Ride a gondola. Play on an interactive floor.

The architect of the shoppes of Marina bay sands is beautiful, high spacious ceiling, large open walkways, wonderful lighting and most importantly the air conditioning space. During the hot days of Singapore this mall is a great place to walk around to stay cool. Not to mention all the high end international brands, seemed they are all represented, I personally like the clean food court and all its options.

Very beautiful mall just at Marina bay. Such a wonderful place to visit. You will see so beautiful things freely which you may not see at other places paying money. The location is so marvelous. If you are going Singapore you must go Marina bay and the Shoppes at Marina bay.

Marina Bay Sands Mall is a shopper’s paradise, offering a dazzling array of luxury boutiques, designer brands, and specialty stores. Spanning multiple levels, the mall boasts a stunning architecture with sweeping curves and open spaces, creating a sense of grandeur and elegance. Whether you’re searching for the latest fashion trends, exquisite jewelry, or unique souvenirs, you’ll find it all within the expansive halls of MBS Mall. After indulging in some retail therapy, take a leisurely stroll along the waterfront promenade or relax at one of the waterfront cafes, soaking in the breathtaking views of the city skyline.

The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands epitomizes luxury with its opulent design and an impressive array of renowned brands. A haven for fashionistas and enthusiasts of upscale shopping, it buzzes with activity as shoppers and tourists flock to indulge in the finest offerings. Despite the bustling crowds, the atmosphere remains surprisingly comfortable, allowing for a leisurely browsing experience. However, the lack of sufficient restroom facilities can be a downside, especially during peak hours when the mall is packed with visitors. Additionally, the infrastructure may struggle to accommodate large numbers of people, impacting the overall convenience for mass visitors. Nevertheless, the outdoor views of Marina Bay's iconic high-rise buildings add to the allure, transforming the shopping experience into a panoramic glimpse of Singapore's bustling business hub. In sum, while The Shoppes dazzles with its luxury and ambiance, improvements in crowd management and amenities could enhance the overall visitor experience.

All points go to the The Eras Tour Trail because they look so nice (can’t say the same about the staff that work at each display actually, some are straight up rude). It’s crowded, not well-organized and I wasn’t even impressed with the architecture - they surely could do better. I felt like the Light & Water Show was a scam because there’s no point securing tickets - they let everyone in without any order eventually, plus the bad performance. The water movements & music were off-sync, bad light effects. Turned out the marketing was the best out of the whole fuss.

Stunning 5 star shoppjng mall attached to Marina Bay Sands. Full of well staffed designer brand stores with minimal items on display and seemingly no customers actually buying anything. Worth a visit to see the opulent architecture and the sheer scale of the building, with the Apple Store and Team Lab lighting and video installation being highlights.

Visited for the first time around August 2024. This place is massive! Lots and lots of high-end luxury brand stores. This shopping place reminds me of The Venetian in Las Vegas since there is a boat inside where you can pay to ride on it and enjoy the scenic route! There is also a huge water vortex which kind of reminds me of the one in Changi Airport. Overall I highly recommend visiting this place - make sure to add this to your bucket list!

At the base of the most famous landmark in Singapore, the three towers of the Marina Bay Sands hotel that uphold the ship-like observation deck, this absolutely gigantic mall spans the entire base of the complex! It's seemingly endless as it curves around the base of the towers, with multiple levels and upscale shopping in a very vibrant space! On a ridiculously hot Singapore day, we walked two miles inside by traveling down and back on all three levels. With 170+ malls in the city of Singapore alone, it's difficult to stand out as a unique shopping center. But The Shoppes is easily one of my favorites. The food court is also enormous, although you'll probably not find a seat once you've ordered food. That aspect and the fact that it's way too crowded took my rating from five stars down to four. You're simply shoulder to shoulder with thousands and thousands of people and it's very difficult to move around. But it's still a cool stop off during your visit to the city.

A haven for shoppers and window shoppers. Loved walking through here on the way to the Cloud Forest and Sky Park. So many boutiques and high end shopping. The crystal chandelier over the digital aquarium below was so cool. Definitely worth a stop while exploring the Marina Bay Area.

A lovely high-end mall. It very beautiful and a wonderful place to stay cook. The shops are extremely high end - Gucci, LV, Dior and more. Not for the average shopper but a bright lovely walkabout for most of us

Connected to Marina Bay Sands by underground walkways. It has every imaginable high end 5th/Madison Avenue store you can imagine. Rolex store- yes, can you buy anything - no, same with Patek just like anywhere else in the works. 3 story LV store that juts out into the Marina next to an Apple sphere also In the Marina - yes to that. 2 story Chanel and Hermes, yes indeed. The list goes on and on it is a huge mall. Bring a few platinum cards, get 6% tax back at the airport before you have to start paying your bills. But I'm sure people who shop here aren't worried about bills. Lots of high end food options as well - Gordon Ramsey etc...

I came here on a Sunday afternoon in early December via Grab. I'd recommend taking the train because it literally stops right in the mall. I think this entire area is a MUST check out if you're ever in Singapore. I didn't even come here to shop, I came here to just take in the beauty. It reminds me of the hotels in Las Vegas, NV, USA where each hotel has its own self-contained entertainment- shopping, gambling, food, movies, activities, etc. There are gondola boat rides and even one of those swirling water fountains where a ton of water empties from the ceiling every two hours. I caught the 1 PM showing. I can't remember how long it lasts but I would say at least 15-20 mins. I posted up at the Beanstro, where I got lunch and a nice seat to waiting for the fountain show to start. Definitely worth a visit even if you don't plan on doing any shopping.

After visiting the Skywalk in Singapore, my husband and I decided to take a look at the Marina Sands shopping center. The Marina Sands shopping center is located in the heart of Singapore's bustling city center. As we approached the mall, we were immediately impressed by its modern and futuristic architecture. The building's iconic design features three towering skyscrapers connected by a massive rooftop platform. Stepping inside, we were greeted by a grand entrance adorned with luxurious marble floors and high-end boutiques. The mall boasted an impressive array of international fashion brands, ranging from renowned designers to popular high street labels. The mall is quite large, and very high end and opulent. We found they had a large variety of restaurants, and a packed food court. It was difficult to find a seat there! Before we even left, a lady parked herself at our table while we were still packing up our trash! The food court offered many inexpensive options including a starbucks which was the only place we could find that offered cups of ice. The difficulty in finding cups of ice for sodas and waters dropped a star. Overall, our visit to the Marina Sands shopping center was a memorable experience. The combination of world-class shopping, gourmet dining, and stunning views made it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Singapore.

High end shopping mall adjacent to the Marina Bay Sands hotel and casino. Easy access as its right next to the Bayfront station. The mall has interesting wall installations (e. g. a giant water bowl that sheds water into the center court) so it's is a great place for speciation and also people watching as many parents take their children there and many tourists would shop at this mall. There are a few middle end stores near the MRT station like Charles and Keith, Ecco, and Pazzion (shoe store). Tourist friendly place. Many ATM machines throughout the mall and almost all stores and eateries take credit cards. I'd say if you're a tourist in Singapore and you like high end shopping, then this is definitely a good place to visit. The only thing I didn't like was the eating spaces (tables) at the food court are under capacity so when it's crowded, you'd be hard pressed to find a space to eat!

I'm not sure why all the reviews for this mall are under "Gucci Children at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands." Like most shopping centres in Singapore, there are a bunch of high-end stores, but this mall is more boujee than all the other malls I've been to. The Vegas-style river and gondola is really weird. It's so small and there's nothing to see, so I don't know why someone would ride that. I went to the extremely crowded food court and had some overpriced $12 char kway teow. There were a lot of options in the food court, and we had some good cake at a good price. It was hard to find a table. My friend suggested they turn the big play area in the middle of the food court into a roller rink. That would make everything more chaotic and fun.

Super expensive but amazing mall. So many stores and it's super clean. On the weekends expect long lines but they have so many stores you won't be bored. The food court is amazing with so many choice. Word of advice, secure a table first because this places gets packed quick. Lots of things to do and lots of shopping to be done