Singapore Expo: getting there, and getting around

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Staying Dry

This year’s ICLR takes place at Singapore Expo, in halls 1-4.

The whole week is due to be warm, humid, and rainy at times, so it’s helpful to have a route to the conference venue that avoids outdoor walking where possible.

For those taking the MRT, the Expo MRT station’s Exit A connects directly to a covered walkway that leads into Singapore Expo.

An underground passage. Up escalators are visible on the left. A sign points left, indicating 'A: Expo Halls 1-6'.

MRT exit A, leading to the Expo

Changi City Point Mall

The Expo MRT station is also connected to Changi City Point mall: Exit F connects to the basement level of the mall.

An open passage with shops visible beyond. A sign says 'F: Changi City Point'. An escalator is visible on the left.

MRT Exit F and the basement level of Changi City Point mall

There are some useful amenities here: the electronics store Challenger is right by the MRT exit, and there’s a pharmacy — Watsons — a bit further along.

The mall can be a good route to the conference venue.

For those at the Dorsett Changi City hotel, the best route is likely to go into the mall, down to B1, and into the MRT through Exit F. Then through the walkway, and out through Exit A to the Expo.

A wide underground walkway. A sign indicates directions to Singapore Expo and other locations.

The underground walkway connecting MRT exit A with exits D & F

For those staying at the Park Avenue Changi hotel or just looking to cross Changi South Ave 1 when it’s rainy, it looks like the best route is to take Exit D into the MRT, and come out through Exit A.

An above-ground open structure containing an elevator and two escalators.

MRT Exit D

MRT exits A, D, and F all have elevators as well as escalators, and can be accessed without needing to pass through ticket gates.

A map showing how Changi City Point mall, the MRT station, and Singapore Expo are connected.

Map of the Expo MRT station exits

Taxis

Uber doesn’t operate in Singapore. Alternatives are the traditional city taxis, or ride-hailing apps Gojek or Grab.

There’s a taxi stand by Apex Gallery (near Hall 1), and a second taxi stand a little further away near Hall 6.