Ceased Operations in Singapore

Five Star Tours has ceased all operations from 8 Jan 2014
Apparently the company owes CPF monies
Previously, registered in 1990 with one outlet at The Adelphi focusing on express bus services to Malaysia, Five Star Tours has expanded to eight branches with more than 200 employees.

Asia-Euro Holidays Closes Down Abruptly on 22 May 2015!
They had been operating for over 13 years.
Affected Customers were asked to approach their travel insurers or the Small Claims Tribunal and the Consumers Association of Singapore if they had booked tours.

This Business Has Ceased Operations Since 2020

If you are looking for some adrenaline action,
Head Down to Singapore River & try the Bungy
G-Max & GX-5 might not be suitable for those with weak hearts
Otherwise, it offers a great and thrilling experience.
There are 2 rides available, reverse bungy & GX5-extreme swing
Tickets;
- G-MAX Reverse Bungy: $45 adults, $35 Student
- GX-5 Extreme Swing: $45 adults, $35 Student
- MAX-Combo (Both Rides): $69 adults, $50 student

May 2010, True Spa made headlines when it ceased operations!
Some Tru Spa clients were holding on to thousands of dollars worth of unused spa packages!. Another Spa, Subtle Senses, offered to take over the packages of True Spa clients. Unfortunately, 6 months later, Subtle Senses closed down after taking over True Spa clients. Leaving many people unhappy.

1 Altitude is Now Permanently Closed!

The Highest Alfresco Bar in the World!!
Spectacular 360-degree view of Singapore.
282 metres above sea level on the rooftop in Raffles Place
Our Restaurant Stellar, offers memorable gastronomic dining experiences.
Our Bar, Altimate is the ultimate party destination.
Cover Charge - 6pm to 9pm ($35) & $45 after 9pm + 2 Drinks
Viewing Gallery
- Opens daily from 8.30am to 5.30pm
- Adult: $25 & Child :$15 (Below 12yrs)
- Senior : $20 (Above 65yrs)

Once a Retail Giant in Singapore, they ceased operations in 2008!
Back in 2008, the fashion retailer made the headlines for a fallout between the bosses of This Fashion and its China supplier, A-Go Fashion Trading. They were known to be good friends but in a surprising move, China clothes supplier A-Go sued This Fashion for $247,000 successfully.

In 2008, Taco Bell completely pulled out of Singapore!
Taco Bell stores were mainly in combination stores with KFC outlets

***Take Note *** This company has ceased operations
Halal Indonesian Food By The Sea Front!
Perfect Indonesian restaurant for family outings & events.
Must Try is our Gurame Goreng. Special deep fried fish that is iconic.
We are halal certified by Muis.
Set meal prices;
@ $55 (2pax), $75 (4pax), $95 (6pax), $185 (8pax), $215 (10pax)
We also have ala-carte prices

Permanently Closed!
Ceased operations due to business challenges worsened by Covid-19
Interactive Indoor Theme Park
For Children Aged 3 to 17 years
Fun & learning through realistic role-play
Located on Sentosa island, KidZania Singapore is an indoor edutainment centre that comes complete with buildings and vehicles, authenticated by real-world international and local brands.
Our Ticket Price
Kid $62, Adults $35 & Senior $25

HMV Singapore closes last store in Marina Square on 30 Sept 2015
Once known as the biggest music store in Singapore!
Best remembered for its 25,000 sqft Heeren store which opened in 1997. Then the site was a defining landmark in Orchard Road making it Singapores biggest music store.