Singapore River Cruise has included Marina Bay
Sands in its tour route, opening up more transport options for
both tourists and Singaporeans.
The operation commences on 1
September, picking passengers up from points such as Clarke Quay,
Boat Quay and Merlion Park. Ticket prices start at Sin$4 and can
be purchased from any Singapore River Cruise jetty.
The daily service, operating every 15 minutes, from 9 am
till the last service at 10pm, will drop visitors off at the North
Jetty where the ArtScience Museum is located.
The
trip will take about 5-10 minutes from Merlion Park or Boat Quay
Jetties, located just meters away from the Raffles Place and
Clarke Quay MRTs.
Singapore River Cruise, General
Manager, Mr. See Toh Yew Leong, said, “Our cruises are designed
specifically to highlight Singapore’s rich history and point out
to visitors from around the world, the journey the Lion City has
taken over the decades to become the modern, successful tourism
and commercial hub it is today. Marina Bay Sands has firmly
established itself as one of the leading icons of Singapore and we
are excited to include the integrated resort in our route.”
The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands Executive Director,
Mr. John Postle, added, “Marina Bay Sands is just days away from
the public opening of the stunning Crystal Pavilions, which will
be home to Louis Vuitton’s first Island Maison and the pulsating
nightclubs Pangaea and Avalon. Also, with the 2011 Formula 1 Grand
Prix around the corner, the launch of the water taxis is very
timely. We want all our guests to have an experience like no other
and with all the attractions at Marina Bay Sands, like the ArtScience Museum, the theaters showcasing world-class
productions, the stunning stretch of waterfront dining, the launch
of these water taxis provides guests an entirely new, refreshing
and convenient way to reach Marina Bay Sands for a night out
within minutes from key pick-up points.”
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