the underground shopping complex, hot springs..i would say 1 night is enough..allocate more time at macau and HK

yes i concur, superb show, but better purchase tickets at much much earlier..they are selling like hot cakes..city of dream is offering a nice room+ticket package for their hard rock and grand hyatt hotel..nice offer...

a new casino+hotel is opening on mid may, galaxy....hint, head to the swimming pool also take a trip to the Playboy's Club at Sands...nice exclusive atmosphere

also, they have a new panda park...not as crowded as ocean park, HK

This post has been edited by Human Nature: May 5 2011, 07:11 PM

you need a China visa to enter zhuhai.
you dont need a visa to enter HK.

i there you can refer to the macau gov tourism website, they provide this info..but if you are not travelling in a big group. i would say macau is not really big where you can explore on your own

the bus service is excellent and cheap, you can just get a card similar like octopus card.
care to let me know which place you intend to go in macau?

if you want one day tour package, maybe you can refer to any travel agent that offer ground package..

egg tarts, almond cookies, pork burgers all at the senado aquare area on the way to the ruins.

some of the hotels with attractions:
grand lisboa hotel has some nice arts/antiques collection
wynn hotel has the rotunda and musical fountain
city of dreams has the dragon treasure show (cheap tickets), the mermaid screen thingy and house of dancing water (need advance booking of tickets)
venetian has zaia (need tickets, advance booking not needed imo), grand canal shoppes
galaxy hotel (indoor wave pool)

there you go..

there is a panda park too, at cologne iirc

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Added on May 24, 2011, 12:42 pmhmm should be around MOP50 for economy class and MOP100 for first class tickets...

This post has been edited by Human Nature: May 24 2011, 12:42 PM

yeah..most major hotels provide free shuttle..convenient

hmm probably..i might have gotten a discount on the ferry fare that day...

what is your budget range?

For venetian, you need to show the room key to the guards before they allow you to enter. They have cctv to monitor the movements going in and out of the suite to check that you dont bring in excess guests. Can try your luck. Insider's info.

For RM250 range, you can consider taipa square, posada marina infante and best western

This post has been edited by Human Nature: Jun 8 2011, 08:53 PM

3 still okay la..not suspicious..there are those >5

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Added on June 9, 2011, 4:08 pmHi, free and easy is better..it's not so big and the transports are good enough.

This post has been edited by Human Nature: Jun 9 2011, 04:08 PM

Hi, venetian will be over your budget then..no idea for hotel ~Rm150 per day, perhaps you can try checking here:

http://travel.yahoo.com/p-hotel-486763-mac...ce&price=50,100

ya, should be ok if you have no specific targets. If you have multiple pass visa, why dont you stay at a hotel in zhuhai and made trips to macau instead? hotel rates in zhuhai is lower than macau.

^ yeah, mingle with the crowd..

You mean House of Dancing Water at City of Dreams instead? It's totally mind blowing. I advice you to book it earlier. No info on tickets sold locally.

Mine was the second least expensive ticket..about 4 rows from front...but the best seating i reckon is the first 2 front rows..they are the lowest price tickets yet they get all the fun...ie splashings, interaction with the performers

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Added on July 18, 2011, 4:12 pmtry to take the ones facing the 'front view'

This post has been edited by Human Nature: Jul 18 2011, 04:43 PM

^ hi, yes need visa to zhuhai.
you can aply in advance, easiest let a travel agent settle for you.
iinm, you can apply at the macau-zhuhai border too, but i dont have info on this

Aiyo, you go for vacation..dont so ikat perut ma..
Things to buy...hmm..almond cookies, clothes

For almond cookies, Koi Kei is the most famous brand. They have other various types of cookies too. Dont forget to try the free samples before purchasing

Macau people are friendlier compared to HK. Customer service is so much better than Malaysia since they focus alot in the service industry.

Each city has its own charm

Lord Stow recently opened an outlet at venetian too..and also there is this pork bun along the road to the ruins at senado square, non-halal.