this system automatically adjusts the ceiling reflectos so the optimum light levels can be directed in given cloud and sun posit
not to mention 7 floors in height and almost 63 football fields in area!
and here we are at the transit holding area
...on a wall spanning 300m in length!
not to mention how many Tasmanian Tigers & Dodos we can bring back on top of lowering the sea level with the power we save o
aka the "OMG why isn't my flight here yet?" - place
the the dismay of aunties all around, looks like no one can do much shopping today!
theres 11 check in rows in total
here we are the twilight departure wrap gate, but...
and did I mention food?
the check in booth area on level 2nd (departures)
here we have the same ICA biometric passport scanner gantries for passport and access card holders.
with lots of accommodation for our 6 wheeled counterparts as well!
though it still took...
with mainly... a-hem, SIA as the only occupants.
...entering the spacey twilight zone
here we go past many of the many few security checkpoints
Here we enter the twitlight zone from below...
you gotta get real familar with the seats we have here
and lots of them!
Into a whole interesting world!
mind the sawdust yet, thou...
into the largest MRT train station in Singapore to date!
...quite sometime to reach...
you can help your friends spot their luggage as they come around the carousel now!
Terminals 3 in Red, 1 in Blue and 2 in Yellow
Ariel View one
a walk along the meeting point lane
mmm spacey airlock wrapgates... I like!
(please remove cover) the passport scanning machines wants out!
besides taking the underpass, you can also catch the T2-T3 skytrain service as well
theres a total of 36 of them in total! (note the space age light slit)
Last finishing touches...
Singaporeans: wahlau of course !YES YES YES GIMME!
Ganesh the king!
Whats with the yellow stick dude?
which is 7 floor high and 300m long!
when open the central crossroad here will house 40 F&B & 20 service outlets, all lined throughout the area
the MRT station/linkway also now serves as an underpass
overview of the inter terminal Skytrain platform
King Tomb Construction phase one!
the skytrains run mainly on rubber wheels, with guidewheels enclosed by concrete walls
Ganesh: I feel like a king with my working minions around!
for those who gets a kick at train doors, heres a shot for you
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another expensive fact of the day, is expensive really better?
here we can see the trains buzzing along the rail-less concrete hollows
more gold fish blowers after the departures
There's still lots of unfinished work around, such as rolls of spare carpet lying around too!
Hail worship the great sand pharoah!