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TOUR SERVICE AMENDMENT NOTICE Dear Guests, TOUR SERVICES FROM 21 MAR 2020 ONWARDS Due to COVID-19 measures implemented by Singapore, BIG BUS TOURS please note that our tours will be subjected to - YELLOW / RED ROUTE Bus Freq: 30 - 40 mins service amendments from 21 March 2020. - BLUE ROUTE Suspended Till Futher Notice Last Bus: 1700 Please approach our ground crew or call our hotline at - GREEN LINE rBus F eq: 80 mins +65 6338 6877 for further clarifications. You can also - SAFARI LINE 1 / LINE 2 Suspended Till Futher Notice reach us on WhatsApp/Viber/WeChat NIGHT CITY TOUR Service As Usual at +65 9321 7400. WALKING TOURS Suspended Till Futher Notice DUCKtours English Tour Service As Usual. BIG BUS & DUCK Mandarin Tour Suspended. GOURMETbus LUNCH/DINNER Suspended Till Futher Notice Bus Freq: Bus Freq: YELLOW ROUTE 30-40 mins RED ROUTE 30-40 mins BLUE ROUTE 1st Bus Last Bus 1st Bus Last Bus Suntec Hub 0900 1800 Suntec Hub Suntec Hub 0 Raffles Boulevard 0 Raffles Boulevard 0930 1700 0 Raffles Boulevard Singapore Flyer 0904 1804 Fu Lu Shou Ritz-Carlton 15 1 Raffles Avenue 1 BS 07551, Rochor Road 0934 1704 1 BS 02051, Raffles Avenue Marina Bay Sands 0908 1808 Little India Esplanade 2 BS 03509, Bayfront Avenue 2 BS 07031, Tekka Centre 0937 1707 2 BS 02061, Raffles Avenue Fullerton Hotel 1008 1813 Broadway Hotel Clifford Pier 3 BS 03011, Fullerton Road 3 BS 07111, Serangoon Road 0939 1709 3 BS 03019, Collyer Quay City Hall 0921 1816 Golden Landmark Thian Hock Keng 7 4 BS 04168, North Bridge Road 4 BS 01559, Ophir Road 0944 1714 4 BS 03041, Cross Street Clarke Quay 0924 1819 Kampong Glam Furama Hotel 7 5 BS 04211, River Valley Road 5 BS 01521, Beach Road 0947 1717 5 BS 05022, Eu Tong Sen Street Liang Court Intercontinental Hotel The Central 8 6 0925 1820 6 0952 1722 BS 04331, River Valley Road BS 01039, North Bridge Road 6 BSS 04222,us Eu Topng Senended Street Till Robertson Quay 0927 1822 City Hall Clarke Quay 7 BS 04329, Clemenceau Avenue 4 7 BS 04168, North Bridge Road 0954 1724 5 7 BS 04211, River Valley Road Miramar Hotel 0930 1825 Supreme Court LiangF Courtuther Notice 8 BS 06151, Havelock Road 8 BS 04249, Coleman Street 0956 1726 6 8 BS 04331, River Valley Road Zion Food Centre 0933 1828 Boat Quay Mandarin Orchard 9 BS 13121, Zion Road 9 BS 05029, South Bridge Road 0958 1728 14 9 BS 09037, Orchard Road Wheelock Place 0936 1831 Chinatown SVC Orchard 10 BS 09111, Orchard Boulevard 10 BS 05189, South Bridge Road 1001 1731 15 10 BS 09038, Orchard Road Botanic Gardens 0949 1841 Kreta Ayer Orchard Plaza 11 Tyersall Avenue 11 BS 05241, Kreta Ayer Road 1006 1736 16 11 BS 08137, Orchard Road Orchard Hotel 0957 1849 People's Park Complex Indian Heritage Centre 12 BS 09169, Orchard Road 12 BS 05013, Eu Tong Sen Street 1009 1739 12 BS 07539, Sungei Road Marriott Hotel 1000 1852 Hong Lim Park Arab Street 13 BS 09047, Orchard Road 13 BS 05129, Pickering Street 1012 1742 13 BS 01211, Victoria Street Mandarin Orchard 1002 1854 Old Custom Hse Destination Hotel 9 14 BS 09037, Orchard Road 14 BS 03381, Marina Boulevard 1016 1746 14 BS 01419, Beach Road SVC Orchard 1004 1856 MBS Convention Singapore Flyer 10 15 BS 09038, Orchard Road 15 BS 03511, Bayfront Avenue 1021 1751 1 15 Raffles Avenue Orchard Plaza 1005 1857 Suntec Hub Suntec Hub 11 16 BS 08137, Orchard Road 0 Raffles Boulevard 1030 1800 0 Raffles Boulevard Rendezvous Hotel 1009 1901 17 BS 08069, Bras Basah Road - - SAM SAFARI LINE 1 Zoo/Safari SAFARI LINE 2 JBP 18 1012 1904 BS 04179, Bras Basah Road From City To Zoo/Safari From City To Bird Park Raffles City 1015 1907 19 BS 02049, Bras Basah Road Suntec Hub 0 1020 1910 Raffles Boulevard Suspended Till Suspended Till GREEN LINE Bus Freq: 80 mins Futher Notice Futher Notice STOP 1S1 2S1 3S1 4S1 5S1 6S1 From Zoo/Safari To City From Bird Park To City Suntec 1000 1115 1230 1415 1530 1700 Flyer 1002 1117 1232 1417 1532 1702 MBS 1005 1120 1235 1420 1535 1705 Suspended Till Suspended Till Gardens by the Bay 1014 1129 1244 1429 1544 1714 Futher Notice Futher Notice RWS/Sentosa 1031 1146 1301 1446 1601 1731 Gardens by the Bay 1043 1158 1313 1458 1613 1743 MBS 1052 1207 1322 1507 1622 1752 We seek your kind patience and understanding on the Flyer 1056 1211 1326 1511 1626 1756 Suntec 1100 1215 1330 1515 1630 1800 above. Go green - take a photo for your easy reference. .
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