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Last closed venue at Marina Bay Sands to re-open from 1 July

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Wed 8 Jun 2022 at 19:12
Last closed venue at Marina Bay Sands to re-open from 1 July
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Marina Bay Sands will reopen the last remaining venue to be closed due to COVID-19 on 1 July with MARQUEE nightclub set to welcome back guests for the first time in more than two years.

With Singapore having dropped most remaining COVID-19 restrictions in late April, including limits on group sizes in public venues, the reopening of MARQUEE will see MBS take another step towards full recovery.

“The return of MARQUEE represents not only a tour de force for the nightlife scene in Singapore, but also a significant step towards normalcy as it is the last of our venues to re-open since the nation’s Circuit Breaker was implemented over two years ago,” said MBS Chief Operating Officer Paul Town.

“As a leading entertainment destination in Asia, the re-opening of our iconic nightclub is part of our commitment to revitalise our nightlife offerings and enliven the party experience for our guests.”

A partnership between TAO Group Hospitality and Marina Bay Sands, MARQUEE opened in July 2019 with 2,300 square-metres of state-of-the-art technology and cutting-edge sound. It also offers a fully-operational, eight-armed ferris wheel and a three-storey spiralling slide, both of which will be open to guests when the club re-opens.

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