A Budget-Friendly Trip to SingaporeWant a more affordable way to visit Singapore? First, go during the off-season (September to November). You'll get more rain and humidity, but also more for your money. Use the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit)—it's super efficient and cheap and just $1-$3 per trip. Here are some more ideas for your trip...AuthorsSteller
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Free Things To Do

Gardens by the Bay
The famous Supertree Grove is free to visit and the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show happens every evening at 7:45 p.m. and 8:45 p.m.
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Marina Bay Sands Singapore
Visit the shopping center in the downstairs of this hotel which has a canal that runs through it, and every evening you can catch the Spectre light and water show for free on the river just outside Marina Bay Sands at 8 and 9 p.m.
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Mount Faber Park
Want incredible views? Skip the pricey Singapore Flyer and Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, and instead hike up Mount Faber for sweeping vistas over the city.
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Henderson Waves
Visit Singapore's tallest pedestrian bridge which will also give you stunning views for free!
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Singapore Botanic Gardens
The Supertree Grove, Sun Pavilion, Heritage Gardens, The Canyon, Kingfisher Wetlandsand more are all free attractions within the Botanic Gardens. Note that some attractions here do charge a fee such as the Flower Dome, Cloud Forest biodomes, and the Supertree skywalk.
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Cheap Things To Do

Singapore: National Orchid Garden Admission Ticket
The ticket here is under $10 and you can see more than 1,000 species of orchids on display. Plus it's right next to the Botanic Gardens.
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Jewel Changi Airport
You need a ticket to enter the shopping and entertainment complex that is home to the famous "Jewel" fountain. It is attached to the airport.
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Singapore: Jewel Changi Airport
Get your ticket in advance here and save $$$.
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Budget-Friendly Eats

Chinatown Complex
There are endless cheap eats opportunities at any of the many, many of these food markets. You can expect to spend less than $5 (US) here!
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Standing Sushi Bar
This is one of the cheapest places to eat and drink as long as you go in the evenings from Monday to Thursday. You can get sake for $2 and $5 glasses of beer or wine! Pro Tip: Alcohol is expensive in Singapore — beware other bars can charge as much as $20-$40 for a single beer, especially on the weekends.
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Prince Noodles
With a small menu, you know that the noodles are going to be near perfect here. They serve 3 types of noodles starting at $5.50 and you can pair them with pork dumplings for just $4.50. All at a grand total of $10!
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Swee Choon Jalan Besar
A dim sum starting at just $2, this spot is great for filling bites and snacks. Try the Peking dumplings, with duck meat inside, that are only $4.50 for four.
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Budget-Friendly Stays

Dream Lodge @ Tyrwhitt
This super affordable hostel has AC and complimentary breakfast. Pod-style accomodations are available in female-only dorms or in mixed dorms.
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Wink @ Perak Road
This capsule hotel is an affordable stay with AC and each room comes with a private bathroom. You can get a family room or a pod in either a male or female dorm.
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