To see the SkyPark is to have an appreciation for the amount of work and skill that went into successfully completing such a challenging project. Not only is it unique, but it is amazing. And the views are unforgettable, even from the hotel rooms, where people will get views of the city skyline, as well as the South China Sea. Quite possibly, this is a place that when people check in, they may not want to leave.
SANDS SKYPARK
The SkyPark is a cantilever that sits atop the Marina Bay Sands Hotel. It is a tropical oasis that is longer than the Eiffel Tower and big enough to park 4.5 jumbo jets in it.
The SkyPark is 200 meters in the air and has a lush landscaping, infinity pool, lounge, restaurants, observation deck, etc.
The infinity pool is the largest outdoor pool at such a height.
From the SkyPark, visitors can get a 360 degree view of the Singapore skyline.
BY THE NUMBERS
The Marina Bay Sands Hotel consists of three unique hotel towers. It has 2,561 rooms and suites, 55 floors, and 18 different types of room clubs, and a 4,000-seat theater. There are also 230 luxury suites, which come with their own butler service and give guests access to the VIP areas.
The hotel has sloping towers and straight legs, with a slope as steep as 26 degrees.
It is considered one of the most complex hotels ever built. During construction, a new hotel floor was built every four days.
It is the biggest hotel in Singapore and features the largest ballroom in South East Asia. It includes a variety of top-notch restaurants, shopping, entertainment outlets, and a casino with over 1,000 gaming tables and 1,400 slot machines. Meeting and expo spaces can accommodate up to 10,000 people. Shopping on site includes over 300 retail stores, including top luxury names.
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