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Songs of the Seas
In the night, the Siloso Beach is filled with an impressive show of dazzling lights and flashing fire. It opens at 7.40pm and 8.40 pm daily and it costs S$8 per entry. Songs of the Sea is a magical multisensory extravaganza. It is a show with good music, dramatic special effects and a creative live cast.
Songs of the Sea is the world’s first permanent show set in the sea, displaying breathtaking special effects, mind-blowing music, pyrotechnics and a live cast innovatively spun into a magical tale.The story is set against the backdrop of a 120-metre long fishing village built over the waters at Siloso Beach, providing audiences a special experience where show and nature are one and the same. A dazzling array of lightings, lasers, fire and water jets meld with eye-catching computer graphics projected on a huge water screen and two water curtains on either side to create a spectacular feast for the eyes. At its most stunning is the finale feature of pyrotechnics dancing with over 60 water jets as high as 40 metres and flames lashing out as high as 20 metres.
Staged twice nightly to an open-gallery of 2,500 guests, this 25-minute show promises to thrill both the young and young-at-heart and is a fitting end to an exciting day on Sentosa. Since its opening slightly over a year ago, the attraction has wowed more than a million guests and clinched two international awards for outstanding creative achievements.
In the night, the Siloso Beach is filled with an impressive show of dazzling lights and flashing fire. It opens at 7.40pm and 8.40 pm daily and it costs S$8 per entry. Songs of the Sea is a magical multisensory extravaganza. It is a show with good music, dramatic special effects and a creative live cast.
Songs of the Sea is the world’s first permanent show set in the sea, displaying breathtaking special effects, mind-blowing music, pyrotechnics and a live cast innovatively spun into a magical tale.The story is set against the backdrop of a 120-metre long fishing village built over the waters at Siloso Beach, providing audiences a special experience where show and nature are one and the same. A dazzling array of lightings, lasers, fire and water jets meld with eye-catching computer graphics projected on a huge water screen and two water curtains on either side to create a spectacular feast for the eyes. At its most stunning is the finale feature of pyrotechnics dancing with over 60 water jets as high as 40 metres and flames lashing out as high as 20 metres.
Staged twice nightly to an open-gallery of 2,500 guests, this 25-minute show promises to thrill both the young and young-at-heart and is a fitting end to an exciting day on Sentosa. Since its opening slightly over a year ago, the attraction has wowed more than a million guests and clinched two international awards for outstanding creative achievements.