Still pending my updates on my Bali trip, before I have time to work on them, please allow me to share my visit to Floral Fantasy two weeks ago. Compared to the extensive hype about Jewel, it seems like there have been fewer discussions about this newly opened attraction next to BayFront station. Brought my parents to this dreamy place, alongside with Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. If you do like to visit all 3 places at once, you may get the bundled ticket at $30 for residents or $46 for non-residents. The ticket is even inclusive of shuttle service as you may aware that the walk from the conservatories to Floral Fantasy can take up to 15 mins.
Things to note:
1. Admission tickets are time-stamped with limited hourly timeslots available. Last admission is at 8pm.
2. Ticket is valid for single entry only. Your last stop is a 4D ride and no re-entry is allowed.
My verdict? The place is definitely gorgeous but it is smaller than I expected. It comprises four artistic garden landscapes, each showcasing a different concept but all are equally stunning. However, if they are likely to be a permanent display (unlike Flower Dome), there is little incentive for me to return again. Nonetheless, I have to say that the photos taken on that day were satisfactory with beautiful natural sunlight. As the number of visitors is limited for each time slot, it will not get extremely crowded to the extent that you can't capture a proper photo. I think any light- or pastel-coloured should complement the background well to give a dreamy feeling.
DANCE
You will be greeted by this lovely scene after entering the building.
Featuring colourful flowers suspended from the ceiling.
Next up, kindly meet the moving floral balls.
FLOAT
Love the huge floral ball. :)
I was attracted by the tiffany blue bench.
WALTZ
DRIFT
Didn't take any photo in this garden, so I borrowed a photo from the official website.
After the last garden, you will end your flowery journey with an interesting 4D ride that introduces you the beauty of the Gardens of the bay.
Bonus Round - Flower Dome
Sharing some photos captured in the beautiful Flower Dome. Our visit was during the transition period between two exhibitions. Therefore, we saw a variety of flowers displayed, including tulips from the previous exhibition and roses for the upcoming exhibition. The only downside was certain areas were closed for construction.
That's all I would like to share, see you in my next post!
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