Do tourists pay entry fees?

No, only local citizens/residents pay SGD 150/24h levy. Tourists enter free with passport.

Yes, standard currency is Singapore Dollars.

How to travel at night?

Use MRT until midnight; after that use Grab or licensed taxis.

Smart casual is widely acceptable; some lounges prefer jackets.

Use licensed rides, plan late‑night routes, and keep valuables secure.

Expect fees near venues; compare rates and limits.

No—levy is for local citizens/PRs; tourists should carry passports for entry.

Yes, table stakes are typically in Singapore Dollars; verify by table.

MRT ends around midnight; use Grab/taxi; plan for surcharges at peak times.

When to go, how to budget, and what to expect around the casino floors.

Feb–Apr	Generally drier and pleasant; event calendars pick up.
May–Jul	Warmer; occasional haze; book mid‑week for better rates.
Aug–Oct	Variable showers; nightlife and dining in full swing.
Nov–Jan	Wetter NE monsoon; plan more indoor activities.

Explore neighborhoods, coastal walks, and food districts for balance.

Marina Bay Sands: iconic rooftop, large casino floor, integrated resort amenities.
Resorts World Sentosa: Universal Studios nearby, VIP rooms, varied dining.

Note: Local citizens/residents pay entry levy; tourists enter free with passport.

Hotel (mid‑range)	SGD 160–260 per night (weekday < weekend).
Meals (casual)	SGD 10–20 per person; hawker centers are budget‑friendly.
Transport	MRT affordable; Grab/taxi late‑night surcharges may apply.

Tourists: generally free entry (carry passport).
Local citizens/permanent residents: may require entry levy—check the official policy.
Venues: Marina Bay Sands & Resorts World Sentosa have their own rules; verify onsite.

Do tourists pay an entry levy?	No—levy is for local citizens/PRs; tourists should carry passports for entry.
Are chips denominated in SGD?	Yes, table stakes are typically in Singapore Dollars; verify by table.
Late‑night transport?	MRT ends around midnight; use Grab/taxi; plan for surcharges at peak times.