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PaulB81 said:
Noger said:
Agreed, but it is busy so you can't guarantee getting the first available tram. Depending on the child and their age, they may be asleep before it even starts 
Another +1 on this. Very cool being in rainforest at night. So many interesting sounds!
es on Orchard Avenue.rhinochopig said:
It was certainly an entertaining night out playing spot the Adam' apple. I must admit, in my beery state, I would have been fooled on several occasions. Even my wife couldn't tell and was pissed at the fact that a lot of them looked more girly than she does.
But the quality of the work is impressive at 4FoW. Ask the TS's and they will give you a gander. When we were based out there for a few months a mate used to collect snaps 
lol)There's a lot of guff about trannys in OT being posted. There are a number of them but the vast majority of girls are real girls. If you stick to Ipanema you won't go wrong even if you are drunk. Crazy Horse is a different matter.
I think we may have drifted from the OPs original topic though. For the kids Sentosa & the night zoo are good & plenty of other suggestions have been made. Chinatown has a lot of tat in the shops & Little India is probably more more ethnic & interesting. I'd say make sure your hotel has a pool as the kids will always enjoy that. Use the MRT (underground) as it's very efficient & cheap.
I thought Raffles was rubbish; when I went they had Singapore Slings made up in gallon plastic containers under the bar counter ready to dish out to the tourists.
Clarke Quay is prime tourist area & very nice to stroll along one evening. Singapore can be expensive though so unless you look for the food courts don't expect to skimp on the budget. £6 for 2/3 pint of beer!
I think we may have drifted from the OPs original topic though. For the kids Sentosa & the night zoo are good & plenty of other suggestions have been made. Chinatown has a lot of tat in the shops & Little India is probably more more ethnic & interesting. I'd say make sure your hotel has a pool as the kids will always enjoy that. Use the MRT (underground) as it's very efficient & cheap.
I thought Raffles was rubbish; when I went they had Singapore Slings made up in gallon plastic containers under the bar counter ready to dish out to the tourists.
Clarke Quay is prime tourist area & very nice to stroll along one evening. Singapore can be expensive though so unless you look for the food courts don't expect to skimp on the budget. £6 for 2/3 pint of beer!
Mr Pointy said:
There's a lot of guff about trannys in OT being posted. There are a number of them but the vast majority of girls are real girls. If you stick to Ipanema you won't go wrong even if you are drunk. Crazy Horse is a different matter.
I think we may have drifted from the OPs original topic though. For the kids Sentosa & the night zoo are good & plenty of other suggestions have been made. Chinatown has a lot of tat in the shops & Little India is probably more more ethnic & interesting. I'd say make sure your hotel has a pool as the kids will always enjoy that. Use the MRT (underground) as it's very efficient & cheap.
I thought Raffles was rubbish; when I went they had Singapore Slings made up in gallon plastic containers under the bar counter ready to dish out to the tourists.
Clarke Quay is prime tourist area & very nice to stroll along one evening. Singapore can be expensive though so unless you look for the food courts don't expect to skimp on the budget. £6 for 2/3 pint of beer!
Really? It's all lies? Ok then. Fill your boots... Been there, didnt do that. The cabbies find it fkin hilarious though.I think we may have drifted from the OPs original topic though. For the kids Sentosa & the night zoo are good & plenty of other suggestions have been made. Chinatown has a lot of tat in the shops & Little India is probably more more ethnic & interesting. I'd say make sure your hotel has a pool as the kids will always enjoy that. Use the MRT (underground) as it's very efficient & cheap.
I thought Raffles was rubbish; when I went they had Singapore Slings made up in gallon plastic containers under the bar counter ready to dish out to the tourists.
Clarke Quay is prime tourist area & very nice to stroll along one evening. Singapore can be expensive though so unless you look for the food courts don't expect to skimp on the budget. £6 for 2/3 pint of beer!
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