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I did a search but nobody seem to post this. https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/sentosa-cove-waters-turn-pink-smell-rotten-one-resident-calls-it-environmental-disaster Sentosa Cove waters turn pink, smell rotten; one resident calls it an ‘environmental disaster’ Fishes started dying at the South Cove canal of Sentosa Cove Residents started noticing a foul smell just as the fishes died The smell returned when the waters started turning a strange pink hue The National Environment Agency and Sentosa Cove Resort Management are still investigating the matter

Lai lai lai, MUMUMU!!!! Dont say I no steady, ppl keep asking and I no reply hor. TM kick start the chain of MU, let me start with the 1st one in the chain, in the EAST!!! Date: 23 Nov 2017, Thursday Time: 7pm till last man leave Venue: My Briyani House Marine Cove, 1000 ECP, Singapore449876. All are welcome. Place is big enough, parking big enough, food there are plenty. Got prata, got chinese noodle, got McD. Smokers walk 20m to the service road and enjoy under the stars. Ai TCSS list your nick below 1) Tianmo

Marine Cove reopens end-June: 5 things about the recreational enclave at East Coast Park The McDonald's outlet at Marine Cove features a new look: loft-like space, sleek metallic counter, yellow flooring and gigantic food decals. Photo: The Straits Times SINGAPORE - Marine Cove at East Coast Park reopens from this week, after being in development for two years. The National Parks Board (NParks) promises facilities that are family-friendly, great views of the sea and a 3,500 sqm playground with a marine theme. Here's more about the revamped park recreation area. 1. MEGA PLAY AREA FOR THE KIDS The highlight of the playground is a 8m tower modelled after a lighthouse. It comes with many play elements that include three slides, a rope bridge and climbing net courses. There are also inclusive play equipment to encourage children of different abilities to play together. They are designed to let children spin, rock and swing to improve muscle control. 2. MACS IS BACK Those hankering for the return of a 30-year-old icon can look forward to gourmet food options alongside the usual fast-food fare when McDonald's reopens on July 2. The beach-style 8,439 sq ft outlet will act as a test kitchen to incubate new products, and feature a salad bar, a dessert bar and a trio of premium burgers like the Spicy Chicken with Apple Slaw. 3. MORE DIVERSE FOOD OPTIONS While the children play, parents can chill at the new F&B outlets opening progressively from Tuesday (June 28). Family restaurant Babalicious will serve Peranakan dishes together with Hainanese chicken rice, while visitors can tuck into kopi and steamed kaya butter bread at Hill Street Coffee Shop. There is also halal-certified My Briyani House and a Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf outlet. More details on their opening promotions here. 4. NO MORE PARKING WOES? Located at East Coast Park Area C, Marine Cove is accessible via East Coast Park Service Road. Its two carparks have been reconfigured to increase the number of parking lots. Carparks C2 and C3 will have a total of around 430 car parking lots - up from about 300 previously. 5. REMEMBER MARINE COVE'S PREVIOUS INCARNATION? Singaporeans who grew up in the 1980s will remember Marine Cove's former life as the East Coast Recreation Centre. It was developed by Mr George Wuu in 1980 and had replicas of nostalgic landmarks like the old Lido Theatre and Odeon cinemas. Marine Cove was then sold to Rock Productions, the business arm of New Creation Church which also manages The Rock Auditorium and The Star Vista, a shopping mall in Buona Vista. It bought the recreation and restaurant cluster from George Wuu in 2002 for about $10 million and renamed it Marine Cove. The land, managed by the Singapore Land Authority, was handed back to NParks in 2011 and the area closed in 2012 for redevelopment. http://news.asiaone.com/news/lifestyle/marine-cove-reopens-end-june-5-things-about-recreational-enclave-east-coast-park

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Thinking of driving up to Port Dickson during the Jun hols. Anyone can share their experiences with Avillion Admiral Cove or The Legend Int'l Water Homes?

Any body seen this documentary?? http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/news/2...creenings_N.htm http://www.infiniteunknown.net/tag/the-cove/ TOKYO (AP)

oh man! i've got sentosa cove! [laugh] huat ah!!! ok, i'm imagining things... but i tink mac gonna huat liao~~~

After watching the movie, i thought you guys should know. http://www.savejapandolphins.org/

For those interested in going PD but don't want to stay in Avillion Port Dickson, Avillion Hotel Group opened new place in PD called the Avillion Admiral Cove. Prices look very attractive. http://www.avillionadmiralcove.com/ At most MYR215 only. AHG also opened new hotel in Melaka called Avillion Legacy Melaka: http://www.avillionlegacymelaka.com/