Sands SkyPark Infinity Pool

The Infinity Pool is by far one of the best parts about staying Marina Bay Sands. While it is an expensive hotel, they’re very strict about their hotel guest only policy as you need to scan in and out of the pool each time you go. You can still go to the observation deck without a hotel key, but at that point you would just be teasing yourself.
Once you’re in to the pool area, you have the view via the pool into the beautiful city skyline and a view towards the back that faces the sea. It does get a little crowded towards the afternoon, but there are always seats available and I think enforcing a hotel guest only policy prevents it from getting too overwhelming. The pool is very clean and they have pool side drinks and food service if you feel so inclined. If you want a more laid back experience, go towards the back (sea side) for more shade, hottubs, and an overall quieter experience

Perched on top of the three towers of Marina Bay Sands hotel on the 57^th floor is the iconic SkyPark infinity pool. The infinity pool from the west side offers gorgeous panoramic views of Singapore’s cityscape, whereas the several jacuzzis on the east side provide peaceful greenery views of Gardens by the Bay and the sweeping waters of the Singapore Strait.
The major downside to the SkyPark infinity pool is that it gets very crowded. I doubt MBS enforces a maximum capacity for the pool and lounging area, but they do regulate who has access — only hotel guests with key cards. The only time when it’s least populated is when the pool opens at 6am.
Albeit I haven’t been to any extravagant rooftop infinity pools prior to Marina Bay Sands’, I feel obligated to say this is the best one in the world. The grand feeling of being on top is simply amazing.

Ja, was will man mehr. Skylineblick während man im Pool chilled. Viel fällt mir da nicht ein. Der große Pool ist wohl mit eins der wichtigsten Wahrzeichen in Singapur. Und es lohnt sich. Es gibt immer wieder Angebote um eine Nacht im Marina zu übernachten, denn nur dann kann man in die Poolarea. Dort gibt es viele Liegen und eigentlich ist auch immer etwas frei. An den Liegen wird man bedient und kann sehr leckere Drinks bestellen. Na klar ist das teuer, aber es ist halt ein teures Hotel und allein schon für den Blick lohnt es sich.

Wow! So worth it! Beats Las Vegas hands-​down! My only reason for staying at Marina Bay Sands for one night was so that I could visit this pool. My brother had been to Singapore last year and he said when I had the opportunity to travel for work too, that i absolutely MUST try and spend one night here, just for the pool, cause you cannot visit the pool if you are not a hotel guest.
I am so, so, so glad I followed his advice and spent the S$ 500 for a night here, because visiting and swimming in this pool is the highlight of my Singapore travel experience. I have never felt as luxurious or as rich as I did when swimming in the pool with the feeling of the world at my feet. I visited the pool in the morning (from 10-​noon) and it wasnt as busy as some of the other reviewers have noted — i found the pool amenities to be delightful and the service to be super quick.
Oh also, this pool isn’t very deep — I’m 5′‘2 and it only come up to my upper chest, so more of a wading pool than a proper Olympic pool, but oh goodness, i felt glorious and deluxe and just wonderful using this swimming pool! GO! GO! GO!

Amazing views of Singapore and wonderful staff. You need to stay here to enter, but it is so worth it. Plenty of towels, and comfortable lounges some in the pool (so you can dangle your feet I the water) and some not. There is not a bad seat in the house! Pool is clean and not very deep. Large enough for those who just want to soak in the water and for others that want to swim. A must do if you are visiting Singapore

Drop Dead 5 Stars Most Gorgeous Pool that I have too!
The layout of the pool is on the 57^th Floor and a card key is a must to enter this rooftop paradise. Let me put it this way, the view and pool is so amazing that everyone that steps foot onto the SkyPark Infiniti Pool is obligated to take at least 20 photos on their Iphone or smartphone.
First of all, let me say that this was the first infiniti pool that I have been to. The view is absolutely breathtaking, both day and night. The lounge chairs are comfortable and makes anyone laying on it look like a model. The service from the servers are also spot on and drinks are both beautiful and delicious.
Another thing here… the service here is wayyy too damn exceptional. The service here is so great that it almost pisses me off of how much everyone is smiling at me. Every person literally has that permanent smile that the Joker has.
Nothing to complain here. Best pool that I have ever been to.
UNTIL THEN! ^-^
P. S. Ill miss this place

I’m not an expert on rooftop infinity pools, but in my humble opinion, this one’s pretty sweet.
One thing Marina Bay Sands does well here is crowd control. Being a guest in the hotel isn’t enough. You have to register all guests on your reservation, and there is a «maximum 3 Key Cards per room, including children at the age of 12 and above.» They will scan your card before letting you into the elevator up there.
Still, it will always be crowded here, so you either have to be lucky that someone leaves when you arrive so you can grab their lounging chair, or just bring nothing with you and jump in the pool. However, there are a few more lounge chairs on the other side overlooking the South China Sea, so you might be luckier there. Also check out the heated jacuzzis on that side too, as that seems underrated!
While I was there, there were no umbrellas over the loungers, so it’s best to lather on sunscreen and be careful when it’s super hot out!
Don’t forget that this is a tourist attraction, so you’ll have to deal with a myriad of people. Children sneezing boogers into the pool. Bros acting crazy because «we’re on top of the world, bro!» Selfie sticks at the edge so they can get that perfect pic of the skyline.
F&B service left much to be desired, as it took a while to get our pitcher of lavender lemonade and ice chocolate, so I hope you’re okay with lounging poolside for a little bit longer. ;)
But despite all of the above, it’s still worth it to do once and say that you’ve been. Take hundreds of photos and enjoy it before coming back down to earth!

Swanky! A true architectural marvel.
Truly stunning view from this pool of the city. See photos. Words can’t describe how amazing it is to see this. Guests of the hotel can use the pool for free. Room rates start at $ 350usd/​night. The other way is to pay ~$ 20usd for a ticket to the observation deck and join one of the free tours offered by the hotel. You can see the pool but not allowed to use it.
A must see when in Singapore.

This review is a little late, we stayed at this hotel 3 months ago. The Sky Park is amazing. Great views, great pool, restaurants with views, and expensive but tasty drinks. There is an adults only section of the pool which is enforced (kudos to the staff). The only negative is the occasional crowding and the looky-​loos who are only walking around and not actually using the facilities — they seriously get in the way. Over all this is a great place to hang out while staying at the Marina Bay Sands.

Everything about this pool is incredible– the view, the water, the atmosphere. Only drawback is that it’s packed on the weekends, but you can still find a quiet little hideaway if you want. It is a great place to watch the sunset as well.

I’ll take «SkyPark» over 007’s «Skyfall» any time. On a clear day you can see forever; on a rainy day even the rain feels good.

Crowded. Very crowded. Yes, the pool and view of the skyline was nice, but way too many people about to allow for an enjoyable experience. I suppose it’s both good and bad, because one lady offered to take a photo for us in the pool – which was good. But we couldn’t find any open lounge chairs in the adults-​only section and had to resort to the kiddie section. With all the kids horsing around splashing water everywhere, I was afraid someone would soak my camera in the pool. So we quickly snapped a few shots, and I put my camera away.
The pool is quite shallow and not heated, which was okay during the day if you kept moving about. But once your body is wet and there was no sun, it was quite chilly just to lounge around.
Well, now I can join the pseudo-​elites and say, been there, done that.

«I never knew Singapore could look this way!!!» was my first thought when I got up to the observation deck for the first time. I went up there with a group of Japanese friends, and before we actually got up, I was being quite doubtful of how it would turn out. Would it be ‘just another touristy place’ in Singapore? My doubts were shattered when I went up. Even though it was in the heat of the day, it was really a pleasant experience and the view was simply amazing. You can walk around to see different faces of Singapore. The seas surrounding never looked so beautiful.
However, if you are not a hotel guest, you will not have access to the infinity pool even though you paid $ 20. Nonetheless, my Japanese friends and I definitely enjoyed the view and the cool winds! Perhaps I’ll drop by another time at night to view the night landscape from the top!

The famous infinity pool on top of the Marina Bay Sands hotel is 57 stories up and unfortunately for plebians, only open to hotel guests. It does have a spectacular view of the Marina Bay area as well as Singapore’s skyline in general, and while there’s actually quite a big ledge between the edge of the infinity pool and the hotel roof for safety, it does look very much like you’re swimming on top of the world when you’re up here.
One thing to note that it is after all 57 stories up, and rather windy so it can get cold especially when the sun is not shining. The pool is not heated (intentional so people don’t linger?) so you might find yourself staying out of the water if you get cold easily. The towels provided up there are top notch though, very thick and warm! There are rows of lounge chairs to get your tan on, both out of the pool and perched in the pool so you can stay swim and tan as you like. The pool is open till night, so brave the cold and catch the sunset, and see Singapore at its prettiest when the lights all come on.
The few times I was there, it was less prestigious than I hoped, because it felt like the entire hotel was up there. The pool is very much a wading pool and the sort you can wear your expensive swimsuits to lounge in/​at — it’s not very deep and with the sheer number of people, don’t bother trying to do any laps up here. There’s a toddler’s area on one end, but you get boisterous and overly exuberant tourists horsing around in there, which is not very pleasant when you’re just trying to have a quiet afternoon. They may restrict the number of guests up there during special occasions like the recent F1, which was good because the pool was much quieter in the evening (but cold!) and I did get to catch the race from up there, though I had no idea what was happening in the race for real.

First time I went to the infinity pool, it was like «OMG I didn’t know SG has such a beautiful skyline.» Then the second thing I noticed was, it was freezing because it was about to drizzle, so it feels like I am in Genting.
One thing I like about the place are the many chairs for you to lie down and relax and simply watch the day turn into night. If you are lucky, you can also catch the laser light show. It’s also a nice place for people watching. Even the pool itself, there are chairs for you to lie down in and let the water wash over your body.
Towels are also provided for you to keep yourself from freezing to death once you get out of the pool.