QUOTE(jam_lennon @ Aug 16 2010, 03:13 PM)
as far as i know, no slipper, no short pants. but not sure if T-Shirt without collar is allowed. But its best to stick to Genting's rules, then no prob.Added on August 16, 2010, 3:50 pm
QUOTE(-Max91- @ Aug 16 2010, 02:44 PM)
coz i asked one of those worker tere...he sorta ask am i here to enter casino? so i said no..underage..then he said.underage? i suppose 18 can enter our casino already
i can confirm 200% its 21 years old. Only Casino in Macau is 18 years old.QUOTE
Entry Levy Rules:
* Persons entering the casino must be 21 years or older.
* Singaporeans and Permanent Residents must pay the entry levy in order to be able to enter the casino.
* Singaporeans and Permanent Residents must use the “Singaporean / PR” designated lane to ENTER the casino.
* Singaporeans and Permanent Residents must use the “Singaporean / PR” designated lane to EXIT the casino.
* Any Singaporean and Permanent Resident who enters the casino without having a valid entry levy shall be liable to pay the entry levy plus be subject to a fine not greater than $1,000.
* Levy payments may be made by cash, NETS/direct debit or credit card only.
* All other patrons are considered Foreigners and must enter and exit using the lanes marked “Foreigner”.
* If asked, Foreigners must show an identification document to show they are not Singaporean or a Permanent Resident such as a foreign passport with short term immigration pass or work pass featuring a photograph.
* Entry Levies paid are neither refundable nor transferable.
* Persons entering the casino must be 21 years or older.
* Singaporeans and Permanent Residents must pay the entry levy in order to be able to enter the casino.
* Singaporeans and Permanent Residents must use the “Singaporean / PR” designated lane to ENTER the casino.
* Singaporeans and Permanent Residents must use the “Singaporean / PR” designated lane to EXIT the casino.
* Any Singaporean and Permanent Resident who enters the casino without having a valid entry levy shall be liable to pay the entry levy plus be subject to a fine not greater than $1,000.
* Levy payments may be made by cash, NETS/direct debit or credit card only.
* All other patrons are considered Foreigners and must enter and exit using the lanes marked “Foreigner”.
* If asked, Foreigners must show an identification document to show they are not Singaporean or a Permanent Resident such as a foreign passport with short term immigration pass or work pass featuring a photograph.
* Entry Levies paid are neither refundable nor transferable.
Casino Entry Levy Page
This post has been edited by Lester1987: Aug 16 2010, 03:55 PM
Aug 16 2010, 03:49 PM

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