Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) Services & Amenities

Singapore Changi Airport has won over 430 awards since 1981, including 30 'Best' awards in 2012. This is one airport you want to have a layover at!

Services at the Singapore Airport include:

• Xbox systems set up to keep gamers at Changi entertained.
• Live lounge music, at times.
• Movie theatre (Changi Terminal 2).
• SingTel and Starhub payphones offer unlimited free local calls.
• 24 hour business centres in Changi Terminals 1, 2 and 3.
• Plaza Premier Lounges also offer a basic but functional gym with shower for about $9 with a Singapore Airways boarding pass.
• Ambassador Transit Lounges (located in Changi Terminals 1, 2 and 3, access without clearning immigration) - services include a gym, unisex hair salon, massage serices, nap rooms and a shower facility (fee).
• Free rest areas with specially-designed snooze chairs!
• Swimming pool and hot tub (Changi Terminal 1, Departure Transit Lounge, Level 3, Ambassador Transit Hotel): open 07:00 to 23:00 (fee for non-hotel guests).
• Shopping, shopping guarantees and even a Changi Rewards Card.
• Pharmacy and medical services.
• Post office.
• Aviation gallery.
• Children's playground.
• Prayer rooms in all Changi terminals.
• Nature trail: butterfly garden, cactus garden, fern garden and koi pond, orchid garden and koi pond, sunflower and light garden, fragrant garden, bamboo garden - lots of soothing places to sit back and relax.
• If you're up for a little adventure, seek out the staff canteen at level 3M of the carpark next to Changi Terminal 2, as it's open to the public (with discounts for airport staff) and serves local food. It is relatively cheap compared to other food options in the airport but not exactly cheap compared to elsewhere in Singapore. There are also staff canteens in Changi Terminals 1 and 3. 
• Luggage storage (Changi Terminal 1)

Be sure to chck out Kinetic Rain, a moving sculpture installed in the Departure hall of Terminal 1.Spanning an area of 75 square metres (810 sq ft) and a height of 7.3 metres (24 ft), it has been billed as the world's largest kinetic sculpture. Kinetic Rain was created over a period of two years by artists, animators and programmers from the German design firm Art+Com. The sculpture "aims to be a source of identity for its location, and provides a moment for passengers to contemplate and reflect".