Make it a kid-friendly Halloween at S.E.A. Aquarium’s Spooky Seas: Pirates of the Oceans marine-themed Halloween programme at Resorts World Sentosa.
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Visiting Bintan soon? Make a reservation at Bintan Lagoon Resort’s new restaurant, Fiesta, which boasts a wide range of cuisines – there are live cooking stations, too – and a panoramic view of the South China Sea. There’s entertainment throughout the day, from live bands to magicians, and with a seating capacity of over 650, there’s plenty of space. Fiesta is open from 6.30am to 11pm daily. Visit www.bintanlagoon.com.
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Make it a kid-friendly Halloween at S.E.A. Aquarium’s Spooky Seas: Pirates of the Oceans marine-themed Halloween programme at Resorts World Sentosa. Be entertained by storytellers and roaming performers, or go on a trick-or-treating trail around the aquarium. There are fun educational booths to check out, too – discover how sea creatures camouflage themselves and learn to identify venomous animals. It runs from Oct 1 to 31, and costs $28 for adults or $15 for kids aged four to 12 who are Singapore residents. Visit www.rwsentosa.com/seaa.
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Your child doesn’t need green fingers to be a horticulturist at Gardens by the Bay. Its Garden Troopers: Green Encounters school holiday programme, designed for kids aged seven to nine, returns on Nov 25. Young Parents joined the kids at the previous session in June and learnt plant-care tips, as well as created an air plant garden. We also took part in a botanical scavenger hunt at the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest conservatories. Sign up at www.tinyurl.com/GardenTroopers by Oct 31 at $80 per child or $60, if you have a Friends of the Garden membership. The fee includes lunch and snacks.
