Sands runs the Venetian in Las Vegas and a casino in Macau, and was advised by Singapore property firm City Developments. It is due to open in 2009. When completed, it will a one-hectare Sky Park offers a sweeping view of the cityscape. There will also be a 3,000-seat amphitheatre for a nightly Light and Water Show. Another highlight will be the outdoor Event Plaza on the waterfront promenade which will be equipped with hydraulic steps to configure seating arrangements for different kinds of events. The integrated resort will also have an Art Science Museum. The resort will also feature two floating crystal pavilions accessible via submerged tunnels. Visitors will also be spoilt for entertainment choices like the large retail malls, top billing performances and a Grand Arcade with an ice skating rink.

The different components are well-connected and seamlessly integrated with the MRT station, the Garden at Marina South and the waterfront promenade.

Updated On: 06.05.27