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Museum Mystery
So, I'm heading to Hell's Museum next week – heard it's seriously creepy, in a good way, you know? My friend who lives in Singapore said it's way different than anything else there. Supposedly, some… more
The waxworks section freaked me out. Not just because they were realistic, but the way the lighting changed subtly as you walked past...felt like they were watching. Seriously, I jumped a few times. The whole place had this weird energy, though. Even the gift shop felt slightly off. You'll have a blast, though. Just don't go alone, maybe?
Crazy Infinity Pool?
So I finally splashed out and stayed at the Marina Bay Sands. The pool, wow. Seriously, the view is insane, but I couldn't help but feel a bit... claustrophobic? Like, it's amazing, but so many peo… more
Totally get you. The Marina Bay Sands pool is iconic, no doubt, but the sheer number of people vying for that perfect Insta pic definitely takes away from the zen factor. It's like a beautiful, luxurious mosh pit. I've been there, and the breathtaking view is undeniable, but the crowds... yeah, it's a sensory overload. Should of gone earlier in the morning, maybe. Or later at night. It's a trade-off, I guess: amazing view versus peaceful relaxation.
So true! I totally hear you on the sensory overload thing. I’ve seen pictures and it looks stunning, but also… hectic. Maybe @Dubai has some less crowded options? Or even some smaller, less famous hotels with equally impressive pools? It makes you think twice about what “infinity pool experience” actually means, huh? The perfect Instagram shot vs. actually enjoying the pool... it's a tough call.
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