Gardens by the Bay: Bayfront Exit B, or the Gardens by the Bay station Exit 1
Two MRT stations serve the Supertrees: Bayfront (Exit B and an underground link) and Gardens by the Bay on the Thomson-East Coast Line (Exit 1). What the gardens' own page says.
October 7, 2026 · 1 min read

The game has both stations that serve Gardens by the Bay. Bayfront (CE1 and DT16) is on the Circle Line and the Downtown Line. Gardens by the Bay (TE22) is on the Thomson-East Coast Line.
From the Circle or Downtown Line: Bayfront, Exit B
The gardens' own directions say to get off at Bayfront, take Exit B and follow the underground linkway. You then come out and cross either the Dragonfly Bridge or the Meadow Bridge into the gardens.

From the Thomson-East Coast Line: Exit 1
The gardens call the Thomson-East Coast Line the most direct route: get off at Gardens by the Bay station and take Exit 1, which leads into the gardens.

From the East-West Line
For the East-West Line the gardens give Tanjong Pagar station, Exit C. From there you walk to bus stop 03223 at International Plaza on Anson Road and take bus 400.
What to see
Visit Singapore says the Flower Dome covers 1.28 hectares and set a Guinness World Record in 2015 as the world's largest glass greenhouse. It also notes that the Supertrees collect rainwater, generate solar power and act as venting ducts for the conservatories.
Typing it
Bayfront is eight letters. Gardens by the Bay is fifteen letters plus three spaces, the longest name on the Thomson-East Coast Line in the game.
Exit names and walking times here are the ones published on the official pages listed below. Stations get rebuilt and exits close for works, so follow the signs in the station as well.
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