As Christmas draws nearer (and with it, the year-end festivities), we’re bombarded by a constant influx of celebrations. Of course, Sentosa’s also getting in on the action with a whole bunch of programmes and performances. If you’re starting to feel a tad overwhelmed, we’re here to give you the lowdown.
Bubblicious Fun
Nov 18-Dec 31 at Quayside Isle at Sentosa Cove. Free.
Bring your little ones to check out the snow globe at the Fountain Plaza, marvel at the bubble and light show every day from 7pm to 9pm, and play around with the interactive bubble installation at the Marina Boardwalk. On Nov 25 and 26, there will also be a boat light parade at the marina area from 7.30pm onwards.
Merlion Magic Lights
Nov 19-Jan 2, weekdays 7.45pm & 8.45pm, weekends additional two shows for 9.45pm & 10.15pm, at Merlion Plaza. Free.
It’s the Trolls edition of this light display set against the 37m-tall Merlion, so if you’re a fan of the movie, don’t miss out on this free show.
Trolls Displays
Nov 19-Jan 2 at various locations. Free.
In line with DreamWorks animated film Trolls, there will be photo points, 3D light displays, a Trolls playground at iFly, interactive activities at the Shadow Play area, and even meet and greet sessions on Dec 10 and 17 at the Merlion Plaza and Beach Plaza respectively.
A Christmas Wonderland
Dec 2-25 at Quayside Isle at Sentosa Cove. Free.
Fork out $6 to play games at the carnival or hop on the train, bouncy castle and bubble play zone every weekend in December. If you’re not busy greeting the Santa Claus mascot, head on over to the Christmas market to browse through festive trinkets and knick knacks.
Christmas Cheers
Dec 23-26, 4.30pm-9pm at Merlion Plaza. Free.
Listen to the sounds of jazz, a cappella, choir and brass ensembles as they take the stage to belt out Christmas carols in various musical styles.
Plus, restaurants in Quayside Isle at Sentosa Cove — including Sabio by the Sea, Museo and Kith Cafe — as well as Faber Bistro, Spuds & Aprons, Capella Hotel and W Hotel Sentosa will also be celebrating the festive season with Christmas menus. Take it from us — there are plenty of reasons for you to go all out and indulge, so leave the dieting to next year.
