What happens when you have just one day in Singapore—and limited mobility? In this episode, Scott and Melissa share their one-day itinerary for Singapore, designed around accessibility, intention, and immersive experiences. From Gardens by the Bay to the Marina Bay Sands rooftop and an unforgettable hawker center dinner, they show how even a short stay can be meaningful and inspiring.

Whether you’re navigating an injury, a layover, or just want to slow down and soak up Singapore’s energy, this episode proves you don’t need a week (or perfect health) to experience something extraordinary.

What to do if you forget your ID at the airport (TSA tips & tricks)

 How Singapore ranks in accessibility and why it’s perfect for travelers with mobility challenges

 How to make the most of Gardens by the Bay—Cloud Forest, Flower Dome, and Supertree Grove

Where to eat with a view at Marina Bay Sands (Spago, CÉ LA VI)

How to experience a Michelin-rated hawker center meal for just a few dollars

Best way to enjoy the Marina Bay Light & Water Show

Why Singapore’s Changi Airport is a destination in itself (and how to plan time there!)

What to pack for Singapore’s hot, humid, and rainy weather

Morning: 

Drop bags at the hotel near Marina Bay

Explore Gardens by the Bay: Cloud Forest & Flower Dome (fully accessible)

Stroll through Supertree Grove

Midday: 

Head to Marina Bay Sands for lunch with a skyline view (or we may book the observation deck ticket

Afternoon to Evening: 

Visit Lau Pa Sat hawker center for iconic Singapore street food: satay skewers, chili crab, and Hainanese chicken rice

End with the Spectra Light & Water Show along the promenade

Next Morning: 

Plan extra time to explore Jewel Changi Airport before your flight: Rain Vortex, lush gardens, and 250+ shops & cafes

Relax with a coffee in one of the world’s most beautiful airports

Singapore is one of the most accessible cities in the world, with elevators, smooth walkways, and air-conditioned paths throughout

Pack lightweight, moisture-wicking clothing and a compact umbrella for Singapore’s wet, hot climate

Choose a centrally located hotel to cut down on transport and walking

Save room for the hawker center food—it’s more than a meal, it’s a cultural experience 

We’re Scott and Melissa Barronton, a married couple on a mission to help you travel more and better. Each week we bring you practical travel tips, destination guides, and personal stories from our global adventures.

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