Songs of the Sea and Chinatown
After going to Universal Studios Singapore, my mom and I headed to Beach Station to watch Songs of the Sea. The ticket is priced at 10SGD/person. There are only two show schedules: 7:40pm and 8:40 pm. To get a good seat, arrive early at the venue. ;)
I really enjoyed Songs of the Sea as it was my first time to watch a show like that. :D If you want to have an idea of how the show is like, below is a video of the ending portion. It does contain some spoiler though so if you don’t want to be spoiled, please don’t watch it. ^_^
Since Harbourfront MRT Station (where Vivo City is located) has a direct line to Chinatown MRT Station, we decided to drop by Chinatown Night Market. We had to hurry though as it was already 10:15pm.
It was a good thing that some shops were still open when we arrived in Chinatown. We were also lucky to meet an Indian shop owner who willingly exchanged his Singaporean Dollars for our US Dollars since we only had a few SGD left. ^_^
Since we had so many activities on our second day, my mom and I were really tired. But we still managed to walk from Farrer Park MRT to our hostel. I gotta say that is very safe to walk even at night! The streets are well lit like the picture above taken outside Farrer Park MRT near City Square Mall. :)
Overall, our second day in Singapore was fun. In fact, it is my favorite day out of the four days we spent in Singapore! ^_^
After going to Universal Studios Singapore, my mom and I headed to Beach Station to watch Songs of the Sea. The ticket is priced at 10SGD/person. There are only two show schedules: 7:40pm and 8:40 pm. To get a good seat, arrive early at the venue. ;)
I really enjoyed Songs of the Sea as it was my first time to watch a show like that. :D If you want to have an idea of how the show is like, below is a video of the ending portion. It does contain some spoiler though so if you don’t want to be spoiled, please don’t watch it. ^_^
After that, we strolled around Vivo City and had dinner in Kim Gary’s Restaurant.
Since Harbourfront MRT Station (where Vivo City is located) has a direct line to Chinatown MRT Station, we decided to drop by Chinatown Night Market. We had to hurry though as it was already 10:15pm.
Since we had so many activities on our second day, my mom and I were really tired. But we still managed to walk from Farrer Park MRT to our hostel. I gotta say that is very safe to walk even at night! The streets are well lit like the picture above taken outside Farrer Park MRT near City Square Mall. :)
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sis from USS pano kayo nakapunta sa Song of the Sea? did you take a bus or train? accessible ba yung train to this area?
ReplyDeleteand did you avail the EZ Link Card to roam around? or just cash? na miss kuna mag blogging hehehe...
halos ngayon puros post na lang pics (",) sa multiply...
Hi sis Diane :) From Vivo City po ay may Sentosa Express. MRT siya na 3sgd ang ticket per person. Bale yung USS ay Waterfront station tapos 2 stops away ay yung Beach station where Songs of the Sea takes place ^_^
ReplyDeleteHindi na kami nakabili ng Ezlink card. Palagi single ride ticket lang sa mrt :)
Hehe ok lang po yun. Minsan kasi kakatamad magblog. Ako din po sa ngayon post na lang ng pics sa facebook, hehe