💦 Wetlands by the Bay — Gardens by the Bay’s newest initiative that’s slated to open in end 2028
The space spans across 5ha, and here’s what to expect:
1️⃣ A new teamLab Museum
2️⃣ Kingfisher Wetlands, an existing attraction, will be part of the new expansion, and tripled in size
3️⃣ Satay by the Bay will be rebuilt into a two-storey dining block
4️⃣ Glade Lawn, a 3,500 sq m outdoor area, will be dedicated to events and community activities
5️⃣ Construction is set to start in 2027 Q1, with goals to end by end 2028
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Photos: Gardens by the Bay
As someone who has visited Gardens by the Bay multiple times, the announcement of Wetlands by the Bay opening by the end of 2028 is truly thrilling. The expansion spanning 5 hectares promises to bring fresh experiences while building on the popular Kingfisher Wetlands. It’s impressive to hear that this section will become three times bigger, featuring three times the number of plants — perfect for nature lovers looking to explore biodiversity in an urban setting. One feature that excites me especially is the introduction of a new teamLab Museum within the wetlands. teamLab’s interactive digital art exhibitions always create immersive and memorable experiences, so merging this artform with the natural environment will create a unique blend of technology, nature, and creativity. It’s bound to attract a diverse crowd from families to art enthusiasts. Food lovers won’t be left out as Satay by the Bay will be reimagined into a two-storey dining block. The original open-air food court was a beloved spot, but this upgrade might elevate the dining experience with more seating and potentially a wider variety of food options. Having visited this area at night before, I can imagine how the revamped space will enhance the overall ambience. The creation of Glade Lawn, a 3,500 sqm outdoor area dedicated to events and community activities, is a fantastic addition for the local community. Gardens by the Bay is already a highly popular venue for festivals and gatherings, and this new large outdoor space will allow even more diverse events, fostering community engagement and cultural exchange. Construction plans starting in early 2027 means there is ample time to build a carefully designed environment that balances ecological interests with visitor enjoyment. From my past experiences, these projects in Singapore emphasize sustainability and innovation, which makes me hopeful that Wetlands by the Bay will set new standards for nature-centric urban developments. For travellers and locals alike, this upcoming expansion will serve as yet another must-visit location within Gardens by the Bay. It reflects Singapore’s ongoing commitment to green spaces and public enjoyment, and seeing the integration of art, nature, dining, and community space is a testament to visionary urban planning. I can’t wait to visit once it opens and participate in the exciting new activities the Wetlands by the Bay will offer.