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Getting to Marina Bay Sands

The quickest way to Marina Bay Sands is the MRT to Bayfront. This page covers exits, the airport route, taxi and parking rates for 2026, and entry rules.

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How to get to Marina Bay Sands by MRT

The resort sits at Bayfront MRT (CE1/DT16), where the Circle Line and the Downtown Line meet. A tunnel links the station with the resort. Trains run roughly from 06:00 to 00:00, so do not plan around an exact last train.

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CE1/DT16Bayfront MRT, Circle Line and Downtown Line
About 30 minutesTypical taxi ride from Changi Airport into the city
SGD 32Maximum self-parking charge per 24 hours
Tunnel from Bayfront MRT to Marina Bay Sands

Ways to reach the resort compared

Rates and times for 2026. Taxis run on the meter.

OptionTime or costGood for
MRT to BayfrontTrains about 06:00 to 00:00Most visitors, the museum and Gardens
Changi Airport by MRTVia Expo, then Downtown Line to BayfrontLight luggage
Taxi from Changi AirportAbout 30 minutes, SGD 25 to SGD 45 into the cityLate arrivals, heavy luggage
Self-parkingSGD 14 first hour, then SGD 1.50 per half hourDrivers staying a few hours
ValetSGD 22 first hour for entry 07:00 to 19:00Drivers who want no parking search

For most visitors, the MRT to Bayfront is the simplest choice. Take a taxi if you arrive late with heavy bags.

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Getting to the right entrance

The station has several exits, so pick the one for your goal.

Exits C and D

These lead to The Shoppes and the hotel. They are the usual choice if you check in or head for the deck.

Exit B

This exit leads to Gardens by the Bay. See the Gardens by the Bay guide for tickets and hours.

Exit D for the museum

The ArtScience Museum is about 7 minutes on foot from Bayfront exit D. Its nearest car park is the North Car Park at the resort.

Singapore Flyer

The wheel is at 30 Raffles Avenue, about 8 minutes on foot from Promenade exit A. More stops are on the things to do nearby page.

From Changi Airport

There is no direct train from the airport to Bayfront.

By MRT

Take the airport line to Expo (CG1/DT35). Change to the Downtown Line toward Bukit Panjang and ride to Bayfront (DT16). Check the current fare and journey time in a route planner before you leave.

Another city route

You can also go to Tanah Merah and take the East West Line toward Tuas Link into the city. That alone is not a complete route to Bayfront, so you will need to change again.

By taxi

Allow about 30 minutes and SGD 25 to SGD 45 into the city as a general guide. It is not a fixed price to the resort. Fares follow the meter, and surcharges come on top. If you pay by foreign bank card, check for card fees first.

Parking at the resort

Rates for 2026.

Self-parking

The first hour costs SGD 14, then SGD 1.50 for each further half hour. The maximum is SGD 32 per 24 hours. Hotel guests have a concession rate of SGD 12.84.

Valet

For entry from 07:00 to 19:00 the first hour is SGD 22, then SGD 2.50 per 30 minutes. For entry from 19:00 to 07:00 it is SGD 22 per entry. The maximum is SGD 60 per 24 hours.

Motorbikes and EVs

There is no motorcycle parking. Electric vehicle charging costs SGD 0.65 per kWh, and charging is never free.

Entering Singapore

Rules depend on your passport.

Passport and visa

Non-Singaporean passports must be valid for at least 6 months. Whether you need a visa depends on your passport, so check before you book.

SG Arrival Card

Submit the card within 3 days of arrival, counting the arrival day. It is free and filed through the immigration authority's ICA or MyICA service. Travellers in transit who do not enter Singapore, and some land-border arrivals, are excepted.

Funds and onward travel

Short-term visitors should hold enough funds and proof of onward travel. The length of stay you are allowed follows from your Visit Pass.

Getting to Marina Bay Sands: frequently asked questions

Which MRT station is Marina Bay Sands?

Bayfront (CE1/DT16), on the Circle Line and the Downtown Line. Exits C and D lead to The Shoppes and the hotel, and exit B leads to Gardens by the Bay.

How do I get from Changi Airport to Marina Bay Sands?

Take the MRT to Expo (CG1/DT35), then the Downtown Line toward Bukit Panjang to Bayfront. There is no direct train. A taxi takes about 30 minutes and costs SGD 25 to SGD 45 into the city on the meter.

How much is parking at Marina Bay Sands?

Self-parking is SGD 14 for the first hour, then SGD 1.50 per half hour, up to SGD 32 per 24 hours. Valet starts at SGD 22. Rates are for 2026.

What time does the MRT stop running?

Operation is roughly 06:00 to 00:00. Check the current timetable for the last train on your night.

Do I need a visa for Singapore?

It depends on your passport. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months, and you submit the free SG Arrival Card within 3 days of arrival.

Is this the official Marina Bay Sands website?

No. This is an independent guide, not affiliated with Marina Bay Sands, Las Vegas Sands or any transport operator. Check the operators for the latest routes and rates.

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