For context, here's what Marina Bay Sands looks like from the outside. The SkyPark, which connects the hotel's three towers, looks a bit like a cruise ship perched in the air.
At 57 stories (650 feet), that's a long way down.
From the edge of the SkyPark, you can see how the entire pool curves.
The pool is just as stunning as you might think.
It really does look like you're about to fall off the edge of the pool.
Look closely, though, and you can see there's actually a protective rail.
There are incredible views of Singapore's financial district.
Palm trees provide shade all along the deck.
There are also dozens of chaise lounges all along the deck.
Yet there's a surprisingly calm vibe. (That's probably because the pool is only open to hotel guests — and not the public.)
Lifeguards watch over swimmers in the pool.
The pool gets crowded but it's so spacious that it doesn't feel cramped.
Understandably people take lots of photos in the pool.
There are chaise lounges directly in the pool, under a waterfall.
And some more chaise lounges in the center of the pool where people hang out.
There's a small kiddie pool on the side.
There's even a shop at the Skypark where you can buy bathing suits, sunscreen, and flip flops.
Guests can snack on sandwiches, salads and more at the Club.
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