Waterfront lifestyle development at Resorts World Sentosa. SINGAPORE - Come 2030, visitors to Sentosa will be greeted by a transformed landscape, featuring a cluster of buildings studded with lush greenery and a column of shimmering light. These and a new 88m-high experiential “mountain trail” are part of Resorts World Sentosa’s (RWS) new waterfront lifestyle complex, which broke ground on Nov 15.
The $6.8 billion project by Genting Singapore, aimed at refreshing RWS’ offerings amid intensifying global competition for tourists, will also see two more hotels with 700 rooms added to RWS’ existing stable of six hotels. They six are Crockfords Tower, Equarius Hotel, Equarius Villas, Hotel Michael, Hotel Ora, and another suites-only luxury hotel set to launch in 2025 that will replace the Hard Rock Hotel.
In all, the expansion plans will see the existing RWS property expanded by about 50 per cent, adding more than 164,000 sqm of new gross floor area, said Genting Singapore. The first phase of the expansion, centred on non-gaming attractions, kicked off in the second quarter of 2022. While work on the new waterfront complex begins, a slew of new attractions are set to open their doors in the coming months.
They include the Harry Potter: Visions of Magic interactive art experience launching on Nov 22, followed by the opening of Minion Land in Universal Studios Singapore in the first quarter of 2025. At three times the size of the S.E.
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