Asia's Leading Sustainable Light Art Festival in Singapore

It was another exciting year of i light at Marina Bay. Together with other participating events such as Uncle Ringo Carnival, participating cafes and restaurants such as Long Chim around Marina Bay. Also include collaboration with the Singapore Design Week on some of the partner installations. Visitors will be delighted to see and enjoy many things in this year i light event whether it is going to be the light art installations, foods, games and shopping. Started on 4 March until 27 March 2016. 

Here are the photos that I have taken of the installations while visiting this year i light Marina Bay. 

What a loving and Beautiful world - ArtScience Museum

 UnSeen : Touch Field

 Fissure

 Fissure

Dandelion

C`Scape

Moon Haze

LampShade 

Shadow Bath

Angels of Freedom

Having some beer at" PasarBella Goes To Town"

Kids also enjoy a refreshing drink at "PasarBella Goes To Town"

Uncles with their LED electric bikes

Bolt

LampShade

LampShade

The kids love new flavor ice-cream, Banofee Royale from Häagen-Dazs

Angels of Freedom

Light Origami

Big Bubble Creator

SonicTower

Terra Glimmer

Ground Control To Major Tom

What a loving & beautiful world - ArtScience Museum

The Cloud

Relive your Carnival Dream with Uncle Ringo

Uncle Ringo Carnival is part of this year i light Marina Bay. Most of the time, Uncle Ringo Carnival are relatively small. This particular one is pretty huge and it is somewhere between MBS and the Marina Bay City Gallery.

Most of the time, Uncle Ringo Carnival (URC) appeared annually without fail at the River HongBao event. URC which is a travelling amusement company was started in 1984 by Ringo Lee. Ringo Lee is now over 60 years old. If you would have notice, URC would appear in heartlands pasar malam with smaller scale rides for children. Incidently, Uncle Ringo motto is to make the children happy.

Uncle Ringo Carnival is now open until 27 Mar 2016. 

Here is a photo of Uncle Ringo, courtesy of Straits Times in 2013

Our family of four had a great time at the carnival. We tried the various games and were lucky to win a few of the soft toys. 

We were quite brave and we queued up for the Journey of Thrill ride. Something exciting. While queuing, we saw a signboard, which states that the ride are only for children.  The lady told us that adults can ride too. I shall not reveal what we saw during the ride. Just to keep you in suspense. 

Technology has caught up with the Uncle Ringo. We now uses contactless card similar to EZ-Link card. No more buying of tickets for each ride. Just tap the card and money will be deducted for the game or ride. But you still need to queue up once to buy the card before you play all the games. 

In conclusion, we cannot expect the rides or even the games to be comparable to those in Universal Studio Singapore but it does give our family a fun time and also bring back some good old memories of those nostalgic carnival games.