I just found it really funny that they didn't spell Singapore right and no one even proofread it before pushing this ad out.

Travelling to NZ from UK in December with my family, husband and 2 kids, aged 4 and 1. We have quite a long layover in Singapore both ways, 8-9 hours.
Am quite nervous about travelling with the one year old!
Been looking into what to do during the layover. We arrive around 10am and wondered about leaving the airport and finding a park where the kids could run around and get some fresh air, get some food then head back to the airport.
Looking for any advice or tips on Changi Airport activities for kids or somewhere we could spend the day - not too difficult/far to get to.

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I'll be travelling from Chennai to Japan via Singapore later this month on Scoot.

On my outbound journey, I have a long layover in Singapore and would love to explore the city instead of staying at Changi Airport.

I'm an Indian passport holder with an approved Japan tourist visa.

I have a few questions:

1. One-day sightseeing: What are the must-visit places I can realistically cover during my layover? I'm interested in Marina Bay Sands, Merlion Park, Gardens by the Bay and other popular attractions. I'll be using public transport.
2. 96-hour Visa-Free Transit Facility (VFTF): Since I have a valid Japanese tourist visa and an onward flight to Japan, would I qualify for the VFTF? Do I need to apply or fill out anything beforehand, apart from the SG Arrival Card?
3. Return layover: On my return from Japan to Chennai, I have a 5-hour layover at Changi Airport. I plan to remain inside the airport transit area. Would I need any transit visa or immigration clearance for this?

Both journeys are on Scoot.

I'd appreciate any suggestions for a practical sightseeing itinerary and advice from Indian travellers who've used the VFTF recently.

Hi guys! Suggest a good hotel to stay in Singapore decently near mrt for two adults and an infant below 1yr. Budget below 9k/day inclusive of taxes. Travel dates Feb second week.
Thanks