Singapore’s Waterfront Promenade has come alive once again when night
falls with dancing fountain jets, colourful visual projections, lasers
beamed across the city centre, and mist enshrouding the waters.
Spectra, Marina Bay Sands’ Light & Water Show made its
much-anticipated comeback on 28 April after it was suspended in February
2020 due to the pandemic. The light show will now be staged every
evening, with two 15-minute-long performances at 8pm and 9pm. Fridays
and Saturdays will see a third session at 10pm.
Lasers will shoot out from Marina Bay Sands’ three towers, connecting
to a 12m tall prism standing in the water as it sets off water jets,
magnificent lights and lava effects.
The outdoor free-to-public show was launched in 2017 that combines
lasers, lighting, water effects and projections, set to a soundtrack
composed by award-winning local music producer Kenn C. This multimedia
display was created to tell the Singapore story from past to present,
and a glimpse into its potential future as a global city and beacon of
innovation.
“With its stunning multimedia experience colouring the cityscape at
night, we look forward to having the show revitalise our waterfront and
captivate visitors once again,” said Marina Bay Sands’ COO Paul Town.
Town added that in reflection of Spectra’s hopes of an illuminating
future for Singapore, he similarly wishes that the attraction’s
“reopening also serves as another promising step forward in our
commitment to rejuvenating the integrated resort’s slate of
entertainment offerings for both Singaporeans and international
visitors.”