22hrs in the World's BEST FIRST CLASS (Singapore Suites to NYC)
Watch this video to see what it’s like to fly on the world’s BEST FIRST CLASS! This is Singapore Suites First Class!
Forgive the adjective overload here, but it’s not hyperbole. I promise!
Singapore Suites is the best FIRST CLASS in the world. In fact, a lot of people say it's beyond first class, so welcome to Singapore Suites First Class on the Singapore Airlines A380!
We’re about to spend 22 hours experiencing the ultimate luxury in the sky as we travel from Singapore all the way to New York City via Frankfurt on a Singapore Airlines A380, and you’re along for the trip of a lifetime onboard SQ26 operated by a Singapore Airlines A380.
In this video, we’ll showcase Singapore Suites First Class and all you can experience on the longest flight they currently offer with this service. At a whopping 22 hours, this is one of the most extreme experiences you could expect to have in First Class (PLUS) anywhere!
Unfortunately, the flight will soon be onboard a Singapore Airlines 777-300 with Singapore First Class.
You’ll see the unbelievable SECRET lounge within a lounge reserved for Singapore Airlines’ most exclusive passengers. We’ll also show you the unspeakably incredible suites we combined into a massive room, complete with a double bed!
You’ll also experience some decadent food onboard as we experience something like SIX First Class meals over this trip!
Naturally, you’ll see the First Class Singapore Suites inflight entertainment, too.
In short, this was the most incredible aviation experience we’ve ever had. Can you guess the JebScore? Stick around to the end to find out if you’re right about this First Class Singapore Suites experience!
0:00 Introduction
1:26 Changi Airport
2:33 Singapore Airlines “Private Room” Lounge
4:42 Boarding Singapore Suites
8:45 Singapore Suites Bed Mode
12:29 Frankfurt Layover
13:47 Boarding Singapore Suites
16:23 Singapore Suites JebScore
17:40 Bloopers
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I’ve Had Enough (Instrumental Version) - Snake City
Bad Vibe - Crystal Shards
First Horizon - ELFL
Quiet Departure - Brendon Moeller
Left in Haze - ELFL
Out Into Space (Instrumental Version) - Vicki Vox
Take Me Away (Instrumental Version) - Ramin
Eyes of Yours - Edgar Hopp
Close Your Eyes - Gold In June
Sugar Spun - Moss Harman
Good Morning Sun - Gregory David
Energized Morning - Airae
I’ve Had Enough (Instrumental Version) - REPRISE - Snake City
Eyes of Yours - REPRISE - Edgar Hopp
Northern Touch - Alysha Sheldon
From the Cliffside - Tape Machines
EXPLORE SINGAPORE ON A BUDGET! Ultimate Affordable Travel Guide
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on exploring Singapore without breaking the bank! In this video, we'll take you on a journey through the stunning sights and wallet-friendly experiences that this vibrant city-state has to offer. From breathtaking architecture to lush greenery, we've got you covered.
Discover the must-visit locations like Jewel, Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, and nature escapes such as MacRitchie Reservoir, Henderson Waves, Botanic Gardens and Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. Learn where to savor delicious local cuisine without overspending and how to shop smart at IMM Shopping Mall. We've also included essential tips for using cards, transportation, and dealing with unpredictable weather. And more!
Don't miss out on this opportunity to make the most of your Singapore adventure. Whether you're a budget-conscious traveler or simply looking for affordable ways to enjoy this incredible destination, our guide has something for everyone. Be sure to like, subscribe, and share with your fellow travelers, and let's embark on this journey together. ️ #SingaporeTravel #BudgetFriendly #HiddenGems #TravelTips
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0:00 – Intro
2:23 - Jewel
3:00 - Marina Bay Area and Attractions
6:28 - Nature Lovers
8:08 - Food trip
9:17 - Shopping
9:44 - Journey King Tips
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Street Food Singapore!! 5 Hawker FOODS INVENTED in Singapore - with KF Seetoh!
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SINGAPORE - Today I’m hanging out with the one and only KF Seetoh, a legend of Singapore street food and hawker culture. We’re going to take you on a born and bred food tour of Singapore - dishes that were invented right here in Singapore.
Here are all the places we ate at in this Singapore food tour:
Bak Kee Teochew Satay Bee Hoon ( - First we headed to Bukit Merah, also known as Red Hill. It’s a huge neighborhood complex, market and hawker center. There’s a massive selection of food to choose from, but KF Seetoh took me first to eat satay bee hoon, or thin angel hair vermicelli covered in seafood and pork, and a ladle of creamy peanut sauce.
Hong Seng Curry Rice ( - Within the same Red Hill hawker centre you’ll find Hong Seng Curry Rice, where you can enjoy another popular Singapore street food - Hainanese curry rice.
Geylang Lorong 29 Hokkien Mee ( - Continuing on this food tour we drove over to Geylang to eat one of the best versions of Hokkien fried prawn mee, a stir fried noodle dish that’s one of the most beloved in Singapore. They make it by the batch and we had the chance to see the entire process of how it’s made. Delicious!
The Original Vadai ( - Next up over to Joo Chiat to eat at the Original Vadai - a Sri Lankan origin - yet transformed in Singapore to be more light and fluffy, totally different texture and flavor. They are so addictive and one of the best things about them is that you bite a green chili and then follow it with bites of the prawn vadai.
Sha Zah Confectionery ( - Finally to complete this food tour with KF Seetoh we headed over to Sha Zah Confectionery for their giant curry puffs. A perfect way to end this delicious Singapore street food tour!
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The Singapore Airlines Economy Class Flight REVIEW!-Traveling on the A350 from Seattle to Singapore!
WHATS UP GUYS!! Welcome back to another video on our channel Rachel and Ryan! In this video we travel on Singapore Airlines A350 on a 16 hour flight from the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to the Singapore Changi Airport! We also review the food, and show everything there is in the plane including the bathroom, seats, tv's, First Class Seats, and more! Even though it was a long haul, in the end it was totally worth it because we are now in SINGAPORE!! WE really hope you enjoy this video because this was basically a part two of a two part series. If you have not already watch the first part, make sure you go watch it because it is about us reviewing a lounge at Sea-tac. Be prepared for the upcoming SINGAPORE VLOGS and make sure to stay tuned! THANKS!
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12 Hour Layover in Singapore!
Got a long layover in Singapore? Public transportation and the compact area of sights makes Singapore a great place to explore during a layover. In this video we explored the Gardens by the Bay, had a drink and took in the incredible skyline views of Ce La Vi, ate authentic food at Maxwell Road Hawker Centre, took in the sights on a river cruise and ate and shopped at Chinatown.
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Where is the airport located in regards to Singapore city center?
The airport is located about 20 km/12.45 mi from the city center.
What can you do in a 5.5 hour layover in Singapore?
If you have a layover of 5.5 hours or less, we recommend you do not leave the Changi Airport, however, this airport has TONS of things to do within the terminals including parks, gardens, shopping, swimming pools, movie theater, restaurants and shopping. You can find out more information about the attractions within the airport at the airport’s official website or check out The Points Guy website.
What can you do in a 5.5-7 hour layover in Singapore?
If you have a shorter layover (5.5-7 hours), we recommend the free Singapore City tours offered by the Changi Airport. They offer a Heritage Tour that runs 5 times daily and a City Sights Tour that runs 2 times daily. The Heritage Tour visits the Colonial District, the Central Business District, Merlion Park, Chinatown and Kampong Glam and Malay Heritage Centre. The City Sights tour visits The Singapore Flyer, the Esplanade-Theatres on the Bay, Marina Bay Financial Centre, Merlion Park, Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay. Each tour takes about 2 hours. Click here to find out more about each of these tours.
*Please read all terms and conditions of these tours, such as not passing through immigration/security.
What can you do in a 7+ hour layover in Singapore?
There are so many places to see and things to do in Singapore. The subway system makes it very easy to create your own itinerary with your interests. In our 12 hour layover we we explored the Gardens by the Bay, had a drink and took in the incredible skyline views of Ce La Vi, ate authentic food at Maxwell Road Hawker Centre, took in the sights on a river cruise and ate and shopped at Chinatown.
How much time do you need to leave the airport for a layover in Singapore?
We always give ourselves a 4 hour cushion. Two hours to leave the airport (which shouldn’t take that long, but you never know!) and make sure to be back 2 hours before our departure. This means on our way back to the airport 2.5-3 hours before departure.
Do you need a visa to leave the airport for a layover in Singapore?
Most nationalities can enter Singapore without a visa, however, we recommend checking out the official Singapore Immigration website to confirm.
How do you leave the airport for a layover in Singapore?
If you have decided to explore the city on your own, you have 2 options for getting into the city centre. The MRT (Singapore’s Subway System) or taxi. A taxi will take 20-25 minutes. Depending on your specific destination, the subway will take closer to 60 minutes but is much cheaper than a taxi and you get to experience Singapore like a true Singaporean!
Is there a place at the airport to check your luggage?
If your checked bags aren’t going to your final destination, we recommend checking them at the airport so you don’t have to carry them around. Each terminal has an area where you can check your bags. Click here to find out more information including the current pricing.
What should you do before leaving the airport?
Note which terminal you need to return to.
Grab a tourist map.
Make sure you have your passport, wallet, money, camera.
Exchange some money or take out cash at an ATM.
Check your luggage, if needed.
2T2T Tips
Choose only one or two areas to explore and see the sites within those areas.
You can book the river cruise as roundtrip or one way. Book the one-way to get to the other side of the city. Two birds, one stone, boom!
Buy a drink at Ce La Vi and show your receipt to see the view from the Sands SkyPark Observation Deck instead of paying for the admission to the observation deck.
Eat as much as possible. The food is delicious!