Marsiling Community Club is a welcoming space that
Marsiling Community Club is a welcoming space that promotes community bonding through various activities and events. It offers facilities for classes, workshops, and social events, catering to the diverse needs of the residents in the area.
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Marsiling Community Club in 100 Admiralty Rd, Singapore 739980. SGD0 avg. price for typical events. Popular for Workshops, Social Events. Amenities include Event Spaces, Meeting Rooms, Sports Facilities, Community Programs, Cafeteria. Request a quote to check availability, packages, and date holds. The location offers convenient access for guests and vendors, with flexible layouts to suit seated dinners, cocktail receptions, and hybrid programs.
Best for:
WorkshopsSocial Events
Amenities
Event SpacesMeeting RoomsSports FacilitiesCommunity ProgramsCafeteria
Rating: 4.1/5 (591 Google reviews)
- 5.0/5:
Marsiling Community Club doesn't come with public carpark. You can Park opposite at block 22 carpark. Plenty of public parking lots. There's a direct underpass link to the Club in front of the block. Safe and sheltered. No need cross any road, traffic light.
Quite a Nice and old school underpass.
Less than 5 min walk
– Alex Leong
- 1.0/5:
Lousy event with lousy staff
must pink IC to verify your address 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤢🤢
Please let MP know your stupidness policy
– Kim Chun Francis Foo
- 1.0/5:
I brought my wife and 4-year-old son to the Lantern Festival after seeing your poster in the lift. The poster said tickets could be bought at Marsiling CC, but it never mentioned tickets were limited or that they couldn’t be bought at the event.
When we arrived, we were told it was sold out. I asked if we could at least let my son see the event without the goody bag. The answer was a blunt “No ticket, no entry.” Another staff member even mocked us (brushing us away) to his friend after we said we didn’t have tickets.
My son came excited to see lanterns, and instead we were turned away at the door. It’s one thing to miss out on a goody bag but to have a 4-year-old disappointed because of unclear communication and dismissive treatment is unacceptable.
If this is meant to be a community event, please do better. Families deserve clearer information and respect, not mockery.
– Ganz Ramalingam
