8 Places In Singapore That Are Gone Forever

It's time for a slice of nostalgia.
These 8 places used to be popular hangouts for Singaporeans, but they are now sadly gone forever. Reminisce about them with us here and follow Mustsharenews.com for more videos like this!
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[@asmahas3911]

I just cried and i really like your video. With this i could tell my friends!!!

[@xiaodhanan1]

Knn your slideshow so fast. How to enjoy the pictures

[@jacobsimonice1142]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@isaac-kf8hp]

kan ni na

[@infinityinfinity4162]

No. 2 tried out in year 2003, losta of fun, never regret. still remembered got pros slided down in standing position. No. 7 missed it!!! The first cinema patronised in my life, watched Jackie Chan's Police Story, opposite was NTUC supermarket, Level 1 was Bowling centre with later a KFC outlet. No. 8 missed it!!! very retro library, walked down crossed the road was MPH bookstore. those old memories days

[@SuccessforLifester]

There was a mini hawker centre next to a big tree outside the old national library. I ate fish ball noodles there quite often. Then I would also loiter in MPH nearby

[@stacysoh7322]

Can we get the architects to retrieve architectural materials and rebuild the Van Kleef Aquarium?It is one of those free entrance, nostalgic 60's and 70's childhood places that is truly, genuinely lovely, humble, dark and relaxing places I popped into with my family.Really a precious, national relic!!!!!!

[@SuccessforLifester]

There is another iconic Big Splash equivalent in Jurong area. I don't know the spelling but it is something like misubishi gardens. I went there twice. Ironically I didn't go to Big Splash. I did have a camp unit family day at Big Splash

[@SuccessforLifester]

Ok I found out it's correct spelling. It was Mitsukoshi Garden. Located at the Jurong side.

[@songdavid7971]

Mitsukoshi

[@Katt1967]

thats Mitsukoshi Garden at Jurong Park

[@kangkinkang]

@@SuccessforLifester it changes it's name to CN West years later.

[@SuccessforLifester]

@@kangkinkang Oh. I didn't know. Thanks

[@davidtang9757]

the streets will never forget the king albert park macdonalds

[@Nixquasar]

LOL.

[@chrispycreme9545]

and the science centre one too

[@eddietan9821]

My father use to bring me, my younger brother to Big Splash every Sunday afternoon during my young days.

[@SuccessforLifester]

Long ago at Geylang Bahru, there was a cinema. I think it was called wen hua cinema. Then there was a KFC too. Above the KFC was a pretty big arcade that housed traditional coins operated machines like space invaders, frogger, after burner, and one for four players car racing sitting in a square.

[@CutieRingoJoy]

Sounds so fun

[@peterq6598]

saddest was the National Library...they could have tunneled under the library instead of demolishing it since it is only a low rise building

[@mddanial7889]

Omg brings back the beautiful memories! Thank you

[@sivaprakash2298]

Big splash was demolished in 2006 not 2016

[@lkphuahotmailcomPhua]

Now Woodlands Centre also gone already eh

[@aljunyao3609]

gone long ago

[@christinesung8884]

I can add a bit Escape theme Park before Wild wild wet The old Marine parade central theatre that demolished quite recently too

[@dewabear8530]

At least i got the chance to try big splash

[@kevinwong3122]

Escape Theme Park too opened 2000 closed 2011 I visited it when I was in primary school

[@elizabethchew9014]

Good old days

[@SuccessforLifester]

Long ago in Toa Payoh Central at the location where there was this ntuc fairprice at the ground floor, there was this small arcade at the end there. I had some good memories there before

[@amileo1651]

Ya, I played there too. I think next to the NTUC is Oriental emporium, or is it near to Kong Chian cinema? A lot of good memories.

[@SuccessforLifester]

@@amileo1651 Yes I think so! I remember one of the arcade game is a four person car racing seated like a square. Of course we got the space invaders and Frogger too

[@SuccessforLifester]

@@amileo1651 There was another emporium near the library. And upstairs is a Chinese restaurant known as Lucky. I think the emporium later became silo , not sure the spelling. Changed ownerships a few times.

[@amileo1651]

@@SuccessforLifester At SAFRA also have arcade right?

[@SuccessforLifester]

@@amileo1651 Oh yes. I played ping ball machines there I think. Or did I play at this small Toa Payoh arcade? I cannot remember. But I suddenly remember I play ping ball machines.

[@birdofprey2010]

SG first drive-in cinema and the Ming Dynasty theme park (both in Taman Jurong) had alrdy been demolished.

[@theamflitebowler]

Queenstown Cinema also have a popular Bowling Alley That is called Queenstown Bowl

[@grumpycyclist6543]

I recalled attending Big Splash as a child and later it was converted into a seafood restaurant in the mid 80s.

[@Ziyana_Zenn]

You forgot Tropicana. As a teenager back in the 80s, I was curious why they named a building after an ice cream flavor 😂

[@Ziyana_Zenn]

Mitsukoshi was in Taman Jurong and later renamed CN West Leisure Park. It was a water themed park. My childhood memories 😢

[@rashidjaffar4543]

SO SAD DEMOLIS H ALL GOOD PLACE. SINGAPORE.

[@Chloe-cq8pb]

I miss the aquairum i always went there and they made me touch a harmless crab and it was so cool

[@Katt1967]

How abt the Jurong Drive-in cinema? Missed that one huh?

[@Katt1967]

Tang Dynasty garden also closed

[@AaronKwekbeloved]

Forgot Tang city huh?

[@CutieRingoJoy]

This video is from 2017

[@lxy315lxy]

@@CutieRingoJoy Tang Dynasty Theme Park was closed in 1999 and it wss demolished in 2008.

[@seeyuanjen7573]

Merlion also going to say bye bye liao

[@snbanarcher6158]

我的年轻时光

[@SuccessforLifester]

I did go to volcano land. It is a disgrace to Singapore. The most horrible theme land I ever visited.

[@cristianoronaldo1856]

Why?

[@SuccessforLifester]

@@cristianoronaldo1856 The quality is very low. And it hardly felt like you are in a volcanic eruption. If I could remember, we walked through a series of decors and ended at this place with a big screen and a ground that could move. We were treated to a volcanic eruption scene and then the ground moved. After the thing ended, I was actually feeling embarrassed among the tourists, that we offered such a sub standard attraction. Sentosa started to improve only after Universal Studio and resort world were brought in.

[@CutieRingoJoy]

Sean wow

[@nachnach8947]

Ah i miss some of em

[@ilysuni]

Big splash!!!!! I was there when I was 4-5 yo..dare not to take the slides due to the height 🤣 .but somehow the colourful slides will be remembered.. the only colourful slides we had I guess ...😢

[@charliesahar993]

I used to study n revised at this library

[@tansoon8257]

What abt Haw Par Villa theme park?

[@SuccessforLifester]

It is still there but the theme park joy rides elements were removed

[@zayyad31]

I miss Big Splash

[@jrvuliaa]

Bro I missed Big Spalsh 🤚

[@willquitsoonsearchnewchann4951]

I remember big splash

[@anasqai]

If big splash make like smthg else, live fish restaurant? Fantasy island make like fishing place? Where is volcano land if it opens again? - the place can shake for real, a knowing kind of experience. Queensway cinema too why is it closed? If national library what happen Abt the books? Issit a terrorist suggestion to have what kind of books?

[@huirui8051]

I wasnt even born back than lol

[@isaac-kf8hp]

same

[@alannawalker8601]

I want to go why it’s gone 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@mytwocents4768]

🤩

[@hm_nn_5633]

Orchard Road Carpark Hawker Stalls ?

[@aljunyao3609]

but u forget the tang dynasty

[@ailisonkelland]

Fantasy island... oh yes.

[@ljk20001]

0:30 'bequeathed' not 'dequeathed'

[@iansaliheen110]

Sad

[@simonsimon2888]

Nothing personal, it is an indeed huge waste of the pioneer tax-payers' monies. Not prudent in decision making.."suka! suka!" only.

[@tanjohnny1571]

You can add New World and Gay World Amusement parks and also Sungei Road flea market. Those are nostslgic places too.