SBST recently amends the bus route 123 to head into Sentosa. By riding the bus in, passengers need to pay the Sentosa admission fees. Only normal bus fares apply. I wanted to take this opportunity to visit Sentosa as well. My last visit should be about 2 years back and that was on a field trip with students.
Boarding the bus in Orchard, it took ~30 mins to cross the causeway into Sentosa. On the way in, the bus makes a stop at RWS, but not on the way out. This is something to take note.
After RWS, the bus makes a couple of stops before reaching its terminal at beach station. It is allocated two parking bays. On this route, double decker buses are deployed as well, which makes for a comfortable journey.
On my trip, not many passengers alight or board the bus in Sentosa. Probably because it's a weekday morning.
From the terminal, the merlion is a short walk away.
Boarding the bus in Orchard, it took ~30 mins to cross the causeway into Sentosa. On the way in, the bus makes a stop at RWS, but not on the way out. This is something to take note.
After RWS, the bus makes a couple of stops before reaching its terminal at beach station. It is allocated two parking bays. On this route, double decker buses are deployed as well, which makes for a comfortable journey.
On my trip, not many passengers alight or board the bus in Sentosa. Probably because it's a weekday morning.
From the terminal, the merlion is a short walk away.
The merlion, in all its glory !
