By: laokokok Hi Rache, The Big Splash is no longer around. The slides were removed and no more water slides. In place of it, some eateries, restaurants and ‘playground’ are setup there. By: rache I spent 3 years of my childhood in Singapore, returning to australia when I was 10 in 1979. I am planning to take my family on a holiday to Singapore this year and thought my boys would love the Big Splash as I have such fond memories of it. Reading this site, I am wondering what has happened. Are there still water slides there? Rache By: laokokok But such dome shaped building is rather common in the past. I think you did surf that Skyscraper forum – there were some dome shaped villas as well in the past shown in some of the threads there. By: profkingsfield2004 the dome is in the picture u got – in the background – but if u got the seaview of the hotel perspective, you can see it so visible from the seaside direction. By: laokokok Peter, I’ve tried PICAS and keyed in Seaview Hotel but only shown 5 pages – couldn’t find any that suit that description. Keyed in Meyer Road, the 2nd page only found one dome shaped building; http://202.172.178.226/DJVUServer/getImage.jsp?file=/picas_data/tn_pcd/19980005923-8120-3181-1803/img0048.jpg By: profkingsfield2004 Try National Archives and type in SEAVIEW HOTEL. The old SEAVIEW is now Peach Garden, opposite Jalan Seaview By: laokokok Which dome shaped building at Meyer Road? You have the link to the photo Peter? By: profkingsfield2004 The dome-shaped mansion at TIGER BALM was replicated (or was it the other way around) at the old Sea View Hotel in Meyer Road (next to former Eastern Mansion in Katong) By: profkingsfield2004 That was Snow City by NTUC Income Chun See right? WWW was from NTUC Club. Fantasy Island was a private sector initiative. Without subsidy or funding for the operations, I doubt whether any theme park in Singapore can survive. The huge capital investment and operation costs cannot be sustained by ticket sales alone. Even HK Disneyland also received govt support but already the financial strains are there. By: Lam Chun See How about the one at Jurong; next to Japanese and Chinese Gardens. That one closed down even earlier.