The stunning Gardens by the Bay is set to get even more magical this festive season. For the first time in Singapore, get ready to see all your Disney and Pixar favourites come to life at the floral wonderland’s new Garden of Wonder showcase that’s running from December 1, 2024 until March 31, 2025. Whether you’re a fan of the iconic Mickey Mouse, Disney Princess heroines, or Toy Story characters, visit this showcase to see them come to life in the form of charming plant sculptures, also known as topiaries.
As you stroll through Gardens by the Bay’s Floral Fantasy, you’ll be greeted by eight stunning themed topiaries featuring lovable characters like Winnie the Pooh, Ariel and Flounder from The Little Mermaid, and Mike and Sulley from Monsters, Inc, made up of more than 6000 preserved plants across 40 species. The diverse botanical palette includes sea holly, moss, baby’s breath, roses, and more – all carefully chosen for their specific textures and precisely dyed to match the character’s exact colour scheme.
As if it couldn’t get any cuter, there’s also a Flavours of Singapore zone that features Disney characters in a local setting – look out for Donald Duck and his plate of chilli crab, catch Stitch feasting on durians, and Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck having a girls' day out, chilling with a bowl of ice kachang. P.S. See if you can spot the hidden Mickeys in the rain curtain display at the end of the exhibition.
Commemorate your visit by picking up some exclusive Disney-themed merch at the pop-up store, where there'll be a variety of Disney-inspired plush toys, bags, water bottles, keychains, and more. Be sure to try Annabella Patisserie’s delectable fusion cookies in local flavours like laksa, salted egg, and Milo, which come in adorable collectible tins in unique Disney-inspired designs.
Best of all, entry to the gift shop is free, so you can pop by anytime to get all your Disney paraphernalia. Get in on the magic here.
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