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Does Marina Bay Sands hold luggage for cruise passengers?

The supplied information does not confirm luggage storage at Marina Bay Sands; the confirmed nearby options are terminal storage at Level 1, Arrivals Hall and Stasher storage from $2.49 per bag per day.

Where is the official luggage storage at Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore and on which days is it open?

The official luggage storage is at Level 1, Arrivals Hall, and it is open only on days when a cruise ship is at berth.

How much does it cost to leave luggage near Marina Bay Cruise Terminal?

Stasher storage starts from $2.49 per bag per day, with the nearest Stasher point about a 23-minute walk from Marina Bay Cruise Terminal.

Is it practical to walk to Marina South Pier MRT station carrying luggage from the cruise terminal?

Marina South Pier MRT station is approximately 600 to 650 metres from the terminal, and a looped shuttle operates between them on select cruise days.

Will luggage storage points near the cruise terminal accept large suitcases or oversize items?

Stasher has no bag size or weight limits, and you can book online at a trusted local shop, hotel or self-service smart locker near Marina Bay Cruise Terminal.

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Last updated: 20 ago, 2026

Luggage storage options at Marina Bay Cruise Terminal

Stasher has storage near Marina Bay Cruise Terminal: the nearest point is about a 23-minute walk away, with luggage storage starting from $2.49 per bag per day. This provides an alternative when the terminal’s own facility is unavailable, including on days without a cruise ship at berth.

The Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore offers official left luggage at Level 1 in the Arrivals Hall. However, the cruise centre is open only on days when a cruise ship is at berth, so this facility is not available on other days. On berth days, Level 1, Arrivals Hall is the stated location for the terminal’s luggage storage. Outside those opening conditions, the nearest Stasher point is the available nearby option, although it remains about a 23-minute walk from the terminal.

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Price$2.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee$14,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9223VariesOnly at stations/airports

Connecting to the city and your Stasher

Public bus 400 links Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore with downtown Singapore and nearby MRT stations. It offers an alternative to walking with bags, including when reaching a Stasher closer to the MRT network. On select cruise days, a looped shuttle also runs between Marina South Pier MRT station and the terminal. These connections provide onward transport for luggage storage in Marina Bay Cruise Terminal without carrying bags between the terminal and an MRT-linked location.

Booking Stasher for oversized cruise luggage

Stasher lets you book luggage storage in Marina Bay Cruise Terminal online, with your bag kept safely out of sight until collection. The spot is with a trusted local shop or hotel, or in a self-service smart locker. Stasher has no bag size or weight limits at all, so oversized or awkward cruise luggage is accepted alongside standard bags.

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