Luggage storageMarina Bay Cruise Terminal

Bag drop-off and transfer at the cruise terminal

The terminal is situated at the southern tip of central Singapore. The terminal runs a Cruise-Fly service that lets international passengers check baggage through to same-day connecting flights, so you can explore the city without dragging cases along.

There's also an early baggage drop-off that sends luggage straight to your ship, plus transfer services to Singapore hotels and Changi Airport through the terminal's preferred providers. With Stasher, you can store bags from US$2.49 per bag per day.

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Getting to and from the terminal with bags

The nearest MRT stop is Marina South Pier on the North-South Line, about 650 metres from the terminal. The walk from the station to the cruise centre is flat, partially shaded, and workable with strollers or wheelchairs. If you're coming from Changi Airport by MRT, allow roughly an hour. For taxis or ride-hailing, head to the Ground Transport Area on Level 1, where there's a dedicated rank and pickup zones.

What to do if you have between three and five hours in port

With three hours, you can walk the waterfront from the Merlion to Marina Bay Sands and loop through Gardens by the Bay without needing a train. Five hours gives you room to add Chinatown or Little India by MRT and still make it back to the ship. Keep in mind the terminal is only open to the public on days a cruise ship is actually at berth. A buggy service helps passengers with reduced mobility move between the Ground Transport Area and the terminal itself. The cruise centre sits in Marina South, a financial and lifestyle hub, and on select cruise days shuttle services run from the terminal toward Gardens by the Bay and Chinatown.