A New Normal

Marina Bay Sands returns with a renewed hospitality experience as we resume business after nearly three months of closure due to the COVID-19 situation. 

Our iconic Hotel and Sands SkyPark, Banyan Tree Spa, The Shoppes, Sands Expo and Convention Centre, ArtScience Museum, Casino, Restaurants as well as Attractions such as Sampan Rides and Digital Light Canvas have resumed operations, complete with Safe Distancing Measures and capacity controls. All venues are accessible by the public, except the Casino, which remains accessible only to Sands Rewards Club and Paiza members, and Annual Levy Holders.

Venues such as Marquee and Sands Theatre, as well as public shows like Spectra, remain closed until further notice. 

Entry Requirements

All visitors will need to log in to the Government’s SafeEntry system for contact tracing purposes, and undergo temperature screening, when they enter the property. They are required to adhere to mandatory Safe Distancing Rules such as wearing of masks, observing 1 metre apart in queues and other areas, as well as not congregating in groups. Our friendly Safe Distancing Ambassadors will be roving around the property to remind guests of these measures.

We look forward to serving you again.

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Important notice: We have become aware of websites and communications claiming to provide online gambling on behalf of Marina Bay Sands. Please note that Marina Bay Sands:

• Does not offer any online or remote gambling services, nor are we associated with any gambling website service providers; and
• Will never request membership-related information or other personal identification info in text messages or by email.

Ahead of its three-month closure, Marina Bay Sands rallied its restaurants and donated nearly 15,000 kg worth of perishables, such as breads, vegetables, fruits, herbs, meat and dairy products, and 3,600 eggs to The Food Bank Singapore, a charity that collects excess food from food suppliers and re-distributes it to organisations such as old folks' homes, family service centres and soup kitchens. As an integrated resort, we consume a lot of food every day, from our staff dining rooms to our restaurants. For the next one month, we may be pausing action, but we hope our donated food will fill up the tables of the underprivileged and keep them warm and full during these unprecedented times,” said Christine Sheares, Vice President, F&B, Marina Bay Sands.

Added Nicholas Ng, Co-founder of The Food Bank Singapore, "We truly appreciate Marina Bay Sands’ thoughtfulness and generosity. Our donations and volunteer involvement have been badly impacted by the pandemic. The sponsored food will help alleviate the food insecurity concerns of our beneficiary members. We would like to call out to more organisations to join Marina Bay Sands and donate their excess food to feed the hungry.