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In this travel blog post are a few ways in which you can travel from Singapore Airport to Marina Bay Cruise Terminal.
The total distance from Singapore Airport to Marina Bay Cruise Terminal is 22 km.
The journey from Singapore Airport to Marina Bay Cruise Terminal can be done by taking Shuttle Bus, Taxi, and a combination of MRT, Bus hops.
Changi International Airport is the official name of the Singapore Airport. This is main airport of the city. The airport lies around 15 km from the city.
Use the city’s travel card Ez-link, it will give you discount on the rides as well. Here’s a travel tip to help you – MRT (Singapore metro) is an excellent way to get to your destination.
Taxis are also affordable, though be ware of the numerous extra charges (night charges, airport charges, weekend charges etc).
Shuttle services are good too with a hotel drop and a reasonable flat fare..
Singapore Airport Transfer Guide:
Shuttle Bus: $9 SGD; journey time= 30 minutes
Taxi: $30 SGD; journey time= 20-30 minutes
MRT, Bus hops: budget option but requires change; journey time= 50 minutes
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Getting from Singapore Airport to Marina Bay Cruise Terminal by Shuttle Bus
You can easily get from Singapore Airport to Marina Bay Cruise Terminal by Shuttle Bus.
The Shuttle Bus goes directly and provides you a hotel drop. The Shuttle Bus to Marina Bay Cruise Terminal starts at arrival hall.
There is a Shuttle Bus available every 20 minutes. It is available 24×7.
The total fare amount is $9 SGD and you can buy tickets from Ground mode of travel Desk. It will take you around 30 minutes to get to your destination.
Getting from Singapore Airport to Marina Bay Cruise Terminal by Taxi
You can easily get to from Singapore Airport to Marina Bay Cruise Terminal by Taxi. It is available 24×7.
The total time needed to travel is approx. 20-30 minutes. Traveling in group? Book a Taxi.
Taxi combines convenience and comfort and allows you to arrive right at your hotel.
Taking a taxi is going to cost you a decent amount. There is an extra night 50% surcharge you need to pay.
The fare comes out to be approx. $30 SGD. Taxi is a perfect option if you are traveling with lots of luggage. A cab ride can be a good opportunity to catch up some sleep.
Getting from Singapore Airport to Marina Bay Cruise Terminal by MRT, Bus hops
Step 1: First, board the MRT, which you need to deboard at Tanah Merah Station. The MRT service to Marina Bay Cruise Terminal starts at basement of Terminal 2.
The first service starts at 05:30 and the last service is at 23:30. It takes around 5 min to get to Tanah Merah Station.
For more details check out the website: http://journey.smrt.com.sg/journey/
Step 2: Then, get on the MRT, keeping in mind that you need to get out at Raffles Place. The MRT line you need to take is East West (Green).
From there you need to take a walk 2 minutes. The frequency of the MRT is every 5 min.
You will reach your destination in around 30 min.
Step 3: Then, you need to get to Marina South Pier by MRT. From there you can easily take a 2 min walk.
Once at the stop you will see that there is a MRT every 5 minutes. It takes around 5 min to get there.
Getting from Singapore Airport to Marina Bay Cruise Terminal by MRT, Bus hops
Step 1: You need to start from basement of Terminals 1, 2 and 3 by Bus. First, take the Bus and get down at Pan Pacific Hotel.
The Bus line you need to take is 36. Every 5 minutes you will find a Bus available.
To get to Pan Pacific Hotel from basement of Terminals 1, 2 and 3 it takes around 50 min.
Step 2: Get on Bus from Opp Millenia Twr. Then, board the Bus, which you need to deboard at Aft Marina Street.
The Bus line you need to take is 133, 502, 502A. You will find that frequency of Bus is every 5 minutes.
It takes around 10 min to reach Aft Marina Street.
