If you haven't had the chance to dine in these whimsical looking domes at Capitol Singapore yet, here's some good news: Capitol Singapore’s Dome Dining experience is back again this year and they are now open for bookings.
Decked with Christmas decorations, the bubble domes are housed on the outdoor alfresco piazza grass lawn fronting Capitol Singapore. With a total of 11 domes to choose from, each dome is embellished with festive ornaments and boasts a beautifully adorned interior within a see-through igloo-esque frame. The air-conditioned domes are capable of housing five people, so you and your friends can hangout and chill in tents with sofas. Couples looking for a more romantic date night option can opt for domes with an interior that comes complete with a dining table, plush seats and floral trimmings. You are allowed to pick your preferred dome and dining hours online, but please note that the domes are subject to availability.
For a magical festive dining experience, order a takeaway meal from one of the restaurants at Capitol Singapore or CHIJMES—top picks include Broadway American Diner, Cafe Ponggol and Hopscotch for a drink or two. If you manage to book an evening slot, there will be nightly snowfall sessions while you dine, giving you the full winter wonderland experience.
Unlike last year’s experience, this year’s dome dining experience is slightly different. While the domes were free of charge with any purchase of food and beverages from the mall last year, this year requires a fee of $30 per dome. These garden domes are great for you and your friends to hang out and use the space for a fun photoshoot, or surprise your partner with a whole new experience like no other!
The garden domes are available for booking now till December 26. While you’ve probably known that tickets were completely wiped out last year, be quick and make your booking online via Capitol Singapore’s website before it sells out again.
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