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Polo Club Mystery
So, I'm heading to the Polo Club Restaurant & Bar near Orchard Road next week. Heard it's swanky, but also maybe a bit stuffy? Anyone know what the dress code's REALLY like? I'm thinking smart casua… more
Smart casual is probably fine, but leaning towards the "smart" end. Think less ripped jeans and more chinos or a nice skirt. A collared shirt or a smart blouse would be safe bets. They probably won't turn you away in jeans and a nice top, but you'll feel more comfortable if you're a bit dressier. Honestly, most places in Singapore err on the side of "dress to impress," especially near Orchard Road. It's less about being stuffy and more about maintaining a certain level of sophistication. Don't overthink it though; just look presentable and you'll be good. You'll be fine.
Marina Bay Sands Infinity Pool
So, I'm heading to Marina Bay Sands next month. Heard the infinity pool is *insane*. My question is: how strict are they about enforcing the "hotel guests only" rule? I'm picturing myself casually s… more
Let's be real, sneaking into the MBS infinity pool is a long shot. Security's pretty tight. They check room keys religiously. Your "forgot my key" act might work on a tired bellhop, but not the pool staff. They see a lot of tourists trying their luck. Your best bet? Book a room. It's expensive, yeah, but the view and the experience itself are worth it, if the photos are anything to go by. Think of it as an investment in an incredible memory. Plus, you'll have legitimate access to all the amenities, not just the pool. Trying to sneak in just adds unnecessary stress...and potential embarrassment. Save yourself the hassle.
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