Je moet ‘alleen’ een kaartje kopen voor de loopbrug en de twee domes.

I would set the day aside. Go to the one dome in the morning, have lunch at Satay by the Bay, then do the next dome in the afternoon, then see the lights in the evening.

The Gardens By The Bay is free and very big (need most of the day to walk around it). You then by a combined entry to the Cloud Forest and Floral or a single ticket to either but it is more expensive. There are other attractions where you have to buy a ticket to such as the Floral Fantasy, Supertree Observatory, Skyway Walk, etc. I really recommend the Floral Fantasy and the Cloud Forest.

The Cloud Forest and Floral Garden you can get there anytime although if you got there in the morning you might miss a crowd. I was there during the week early afternoon and had no big crowd. When I was there the light show had 2 sessions at 7.45pm and 8.45pm. It runs for about 15 minutes although the gardens are always lit up at night. There is plenty to see walking around the gardens, day or night.

Yes.

The Gardens themselves arent ticketed entry - certain parts within have tickets but Tripadvisor treats these as separate attractions. Currently all the permanent ticketed attractions have Adults as over 12, Children as 3-12 and under 3s being non-ticketed. So so far as I read their rules, you can take your 11month old in with paying adults for free. None of the main items (Domes, Floral Fantasy or Skywalk seem to prohibit infants - and thats the sort of text you need to check on if they think an infant is at risk on entering). Temporary exhibits will vary and depend upon their specific rules.

Hi, The MRT stop for Gardens By the Bay is Bayfront Station. Singapore has a very efficient train system which we refer to as the MRT. Hope you enjoy your visit as I do too.

As many have stated the government are on top of this in Singapore. Most hotels take your temp on entry, hand sanitiser everywhere, hardly any visitors, none from China or Korea that we noticed.

The two Domes (Flower Dome and Cloud Forest) have an entry ticket of $28 Singapore (be advised the two domes are climate cooled) and there is a separate entry ticket for the Skyway (not sure how much but less expensive). The rest of the gardens are free and the evening light shows are great.

Metro rail transit or bus would be the cheapest way. I would chose the MRT. The front desk at Ramada can provide information. They are also going to suggest a cab as it is the easiest but will cost you more than the first options. We take MRT and or bus everywhere in Singapore. We use cabs or uber to the airport or late night Besides Gardens by the Bay there are lots of things you can take in at the same time. Try and buy your tickets online and skip the Q. Less chance of a problem. Enjoy your visit to this great facility.