Celebrate Christmas cheer with London-themed decorations, special promotions & snowfall at The Star Vista

Ho ho ho and a bottle of eggnog for all, it's that time of the year again.

While we may not have snow here in sunny Singapore and you’re more likely to spot a mynah instead of reindeer, that doesn't mean one can't enjoy the festive cheer of the Christmas season with family and friends.

And what better way to celebrate than at The Star Vista, with an array of attractions, events and special offers to warm the heart of any visitor.

Decorations

The fan-favourite Christmas Tree that is over 20m tall is back, ready to serve as a backdrop for your most stylish Instagram photos.

Situated at the heart of the mall, the tree offers photo-taking opportunities at the B1 level.

This year, there's also a big, moving Ferris Wheel as an additional attraction.

On Dec. 6, 2024, from 6:50pm onwards, The Star Vista will light up the Christmas Tree and attempt to set a record in the Singapore Book of Records for the "Largest Moving Ferris Wheel on a Christmas Tree".

There’s a recreation of the famous Big Ben tower with a working clock on the tree.

Also, check out the iconic red bus and phone booth typically seen on the streets of London.

Join in the fun and stand to win prizes during this special event.

Activities

We may live on a tropical island, but The Star Vista is bringing the winter wonderland to Singapore.

It's snowing

The huge Christmas Tree isn't just for show, it also is the focal point for "snowfall" in Singapore.

Be sure to be at the tree at the following dates and times to experience the snowfall for yourself.

Dates:

Dec. 6, 7 and 8

Dec. 13, 15 and 15

Dec. 20, 21 and 22

Dec. 24 and 25

Time:

7:30pm and 8:30pm

(For Dec. 6, only 8:30pm)

Snow Much Fun!

If you have young children who love nothing more than to run around and play, check out the snow play area.

It is open from Dec. 6 to 25, and you can get a single admission ticket by spending a minimum of S$30 at the mall.

Children younger than six years old need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Forget about 15-hour-flights to Europe, you can have a playful snowball fight with your kids right here at The Star Vista mall.

And don’t worry, the play area isn’t actually cold and your kid doesn’t need to wear winter clothing in order to play in the snow play area.

Our Christmas memories

If you’re not too good at taking Insta-worthy photographs, The Star Vista has roving groups of photographers ready to capture you and your loved ones.

Look out for them on the following days.

Dates: Dec. 14, 15, 21 and 22.

Time: 12:30pm to 4:30pm

Celebrate, Rejoice and Sing

Nothing says “Christmas” like a group of carollers belting out your favourite holiday tunes.

Sing along to your favourite Christmas tunes performed by talented singers and musicians. Don’t miss out on NCC Worship Choir’s carolling performance on Dec. 6, 8, 15 and 22 too.

Look out for the musical extravaganza at the following dates and timings:

Dec. 6, 13, 20 (Fri): 7pm & 8pm,

Dec. 7, 14, 21 (Sat) : 7pm & 8pm,

Dec. 8, 15, 22 (Sun): 10.30am, 1.30pm, 7pm & 8pm,

Dec. 24 & 25: 7pm & 8pm

Mall promotions

Don’t miss out on great deals, with The Star Vista offering something for most shoppers during this festive period.

For the “Wrapped In Joy” promotion, lasting from now until Dec. 25, a minimum purchase of just S$10 entitles you to an exclusive gift set of wrappers and stickers.

The “Jolly Good Rewards” promotion, also lasting from now until Dec. 25, awards a gift voucher worth S$10 with a minimum spend of S$100.

And finally, the “Countdown to Christmas Gifting” lasts from Dec. 13 to 24: Spend a minimum of S$150, and stand a chance to win up to S$20 worth of gift vouchers.

All terms and conditions apply for the promotions.

Visit The Star Vista

Christmas is a time for reflection, family, and fun.

Whether you’re a westie or eastie, head on over to The Star Vista and share in the joy as we get ready for a new year ahead.

The writer of this The Star Vista branded article always wished he lived in a country with snowfall while growing up.

Top photo courtesy of The Star Vista.