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  1. Chingay Parade 2012 (3 Feb 2012 and 4 Feb 2012 at 8.30pm) - Chingay Parade is traditionally held during the Chinese Lunar New Year. Known for its resplendent floats and multi-cultural local and international performances it showcases a dazzling extravaganza of colours and cultural diversity that are an insight to Singapore's festive traditions.

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My Wonderful Stay at Marina Bay Sands

By Charlotte McCulloch

After visiting the Marina Bay Sands hotel and resort back in October 2011 I would like to share my experiences of the hotel and the various amenities that it offers.

Be Part of History This Chingay 2012

This year's instalment of the Chingay Parade promises to be a feast for the senses! The main show will be staged on 3rd and 4th February at the Formula One Pit Building next to the Singapore Flyer. 2012 also marks the 40th anniversary of the parade, with this year's motto being that of "love, care and kindness everywhere". The parade will also extend to the heartlands on 5, 11, 12 and 18 February. 

Celebrate This Festive Season!

It is that time of the year again! The year-end festive season is when everyone looks to have a good time shopping, club-hopping and celebrating with friends and family. Let's pause here for a moment. How often do we find ourselves at a loss for ideas on where to enjoy the festivities and organise a get together of friends? Well, fret not! Here's our take on where you can soak in the festivities, with options for those who dislike jostling with others and simply want some place quiet and romantic. 

Universal's First Transformers Ride Opens in Singapore

Universal Studios' 1st Transformers ride in 3D, based on the popular movie franchise, was launched at Resorts World Singapore yesterday. American film maker and producer Michael Bay, who directed all three Transformers movies, appeared in the instantly recognisable yellow Chevrolet Camaro for opening. The Camaro was done up to resemble the Transformers character Bumblebee in car mode.

Revisiting Singapore as an Adult

by Charlotte McCulloch

Charlotte with Singapore City skylineSince living in Singapore as a child I’ve always had a soft spot for this unique country, whenever anyone would mention Singapore in conversation they would immediately have my attention and it would usually result in me telling them stories of my experiences of living there as a child.

Halloween Comes to Universal Studios Singapore!

In town this end of October? Have you always wanted to celebrate Halloween in a unique manner? Then you'll definitely not want to miss Halloween Horror Nights held at the Universal Studios Singapore! This event is a separate attraction, requiring an additional event admission ticket. 

Flight Experience Takes Off

An attraction in Singapore that has been attracting rave reviews is Flight Experience Singapore, which is a flight simulator based on the Boeing 737NG. Located at the Singapore Flyer, it is an enclosed cockpit that replicates the modern jet environment. The flight deck accomodates up to 3 people together with a flight instructor, so be sure to bring your family along. Bring out the inner aviator in you and try out this number-one ranked attraction! (on tripadvisor.com) 

Baybeats and da:ns Festivals at the Esplanade

Here are two upcoming Esplanade Presents festivals for you to sink your teeth into: Baybeats 2011 and da:ns festival. 

Feast on the Singapore Food Festival 2011!

The Singapore Food Festival is a significant affair every year. This year's installment will take place from July 15-24 primarily along the Singapore River at Clarke Quay. Numerous food & beverage outlets will be offering great dining deals!

Singapore Food Festival Village - Highlights include the curry and spice street as well as a Gourmet Promenade, where you can over 60 stalls offering local and international fare.

Special Walking Tours for the Months of June and July

Every weekend for the next two months, there will be 20 walking tours that will take enthusiasts on a 90-minute route through iconic landmarks around Singapore. Introduced by the Preservation of Monuments Board, the tours will cost S$5 per person for the first month and S$10 from July. 

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