Hey guys welcome back to the channel - I'm here in Singapore I'm on my way to India
with work, but I've managed to take some time and go to a brand new complex
that's opened up called Jewel, right in the centre of Changi Airport. It's a new
dining and entertainment hub but one with a real big difference, so here are
the top ten things to do when you visit Jewel in Changi Airport.
Since Jewel is a facility open to the general public you do have to pass
through immigration to technically leave the airport. Then it's just a short
internal walk to the entrance to Jewel, so store your bags in the airport.
Use one of the baggage storage facilities or hire a transit hotel room.
If you must take a bag, and then if up you get sick of it, there is a baggage storage service in Jewel
on Level 1.
I know I know I cringe too but if you can't beat 'em ,join 'em.
The viewing deck on Level 2 offers the best panoramic views of Jewel and makes
for one of the top photo points for that banger Instagram picture.
If you're staying in Singapore and want to check out Jewel on the way out, go there and
use the early check-in facility.
Jewel has over 280 shops and restaurants featuring international and local brands.
This wasn't fully open for the preview but it looked pretty cool.
It features interactive games and immersive projection shows that take you into a
virtual world of Changi Airport through it's past present and future
Apparently you'll be able to get a glimpse into the operations of an
airport and discover the secrets behind what makes the airport tick.
Can't wait to check that out next time I'm there.
The Canopy Park on the top floor features a
14,000 square meter rooftop park that features, among other things, a hedge maze
and soon to be open is the world's first mirror maze set in a garden,
one of the largest indoor nets attractions in the world combining a bouncing net and a
walking net, foggy bowls that are, well, yep, bowls of fog, a topiary walk,
a canopy bridge which is a glass-bottomed bridge suspended 23 meters above the ground,
a petal garden, and lots of restaurants.
There were queues to get in here during the preview so I skipped it but it looked
like a lot of fun - if you're really into Pokemon that is...
Whilst the building itself is impressive the star attraction is clearly the HSBC
vortex - it's 40 meters high and is the centerpiece attraction when you enter Jewel.
It has a light and sound show in the evening that runs from 8:30 p.m. to
half past midnight - that really is worth checking out. But if you go to Jewel
you're not gonna miss it anyway.
My favorite spot in Jewel was the Tiger
Beer Street, in the Canopy Park, right on Level 5. I couldn't think of a better way
to relax and unwind after checking out all the other attractions of Jewel, or if
you've just got off a flight I can't think of a better place to head before
going back airside for your next flight. They have a great menu that features
everything from snacks to larger meals and of course ice-cold
Tiger Beer.
There's more than enough restaurants both local and international
brands spread right throughout Jewel, to make sure you won't go home hungry.
So there you go guys at least 10 things to check out at the new Changi Jewel in
Singapore Airport.
Thanks for watching guys we'll see you in the next video and
don't forget,
Get Busy Living :-)