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High-tech bridge to connect Singapore's Sentosa Island
Construction began Tuesday on a 620 meter boardwalk that will connect Sentosa Island with Singapore's mainland.The resort's annual 5 million guests will be able to access the island on foot come November 2010. A series of covered travelators will be capable of transporting an estimated 8,000 guests per hour in each direction.
The boardwalk will be lined with retail, food and beverage outlets and be divided into five garden theme areas - mangrove, rock garden, terrain / hill, coastal flora and rainforest.
The development is expected to cost USD $48.6 million, and will accomodate a surge in visitors next year when Resorts World at Sentosa opens. The island currently features two five-star hotels, two golf courses, and will be home to Universal Studios Singapore when it opens in early 2010.
And if all that isn't enough to pique your interest, then maybe our list of Summer festivals in Singapore will.
More tech specs can be viewed via the Sentosa Leisure Group's official press release.
