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3.3 Marina Bay Cruise Terminal, Singapore

Built-in 2012

Architects - RSP Architects Planners & Engineers and constructed by Sembcorp Architects
& Engineers

It covers an area of approximately 28,000 square meters and has the capacity to
accommodate some of the world's largest cruise ships, solidifying Singapore's position as a
key cruise tourism destination in Asia.
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Located in Singapore's Marina Bay neighbourhood is the well-known Marina Bay Cruise
Centre. These are a few of its attributes:

Modern Architecture: The terminal's sleek, contemporary architecture includes a unique
roof structure that resembles waves and adds to Singapore's skyline.
The terminal's strategic location puts it near a variety of tourist attractions, shopping centres,
hotels, and entertainment venues. It is located in the centre of Singapore's busy Marina Bay
sector.
Capacity: The terminal is a major hub for cruise tourism in Asia, able to handle some of the
largest cruise ships in the world.
Facilities: It provides a variety of amenities and services to travelers, such as duty-free
stores, restaurants, lounges, luggage handling services, immigration and customs processing
centers, and check-in desks.

Transport Connectivity the terminal is conveniently located near MRT stations, bus stops,
and taxi stands in Singapore, making it possible for guests to explore the city before or after
their cruise.
Beautiful views of Singapore's cityscape, including well-known sites like the Marina Bay
Sands, the Singapore Flyer, and the Gardens by the Bay, are available to guests departing
from or arriving at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre.
Event Space - Because of its roomy interior and cutting-edge amenities, the terminal can
host a variety of events, exhibitions, and activities.
All things considered, the Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore provides a top-notch cruise
experience by fusing state-of-the-art facilities, a handy location, and stunning views of the
cityscape.

Figure – 13 Marina bay International Cruise Terminal (Source – Morrow Architects)