'The Flower Dome,' the world's largest greenhouse located at Singapore's 'Gardens By the Bay,' is celebrating its 10th anniversary this May. To celebrate the anniversary, the Flower Dome has been redesigned with a 'Tokidoki' floral display, complete with cherry blossoms. Tokidoki is a popular Japanese lifestyle and cartoon brand, and its heavy emphases on cherry blossoms, or Sakura trees, are an excellent fit for Singapore's Flower Dome.
The installation is currently available for visitors, and will be available until April 3rd. Attendees from Singapore can attend for $12 USD, while tourists may have additional fees. For attendees who have a variety of health service-related cards, such as a 'CHAS,' 'Development Disability Registry Card,' 'ComCare Long Term Assistance Scheme Card,' or one of the various other public health cards in Singapore, entry to the Flower Dome is complementary.
Cartoon-Themed Art Installations
The Flower Dome is Celebrating its 10th Anniversary with Tokidoki
Trend Themes
1. Cartoon-themed Installations - Opportunity for venues and attractions around the world to partner with cartoon brands for immersive, unique installations.
2. Localized Cultural Installations - Opportunity for venues and attractions to create installations that celebrate local cultures and traditions, providing educational and entertaining experiences for visitors.
3. Greenhouse Experiences - Opportunity for greenhouse structures globally to create immersive experiences for visitors using themed installations and events, attracting a wider range of visitors.
Industry Implications
1. Tourism - Tourism industry can incorporate cartoon-themed installations and localized cultural experiences into their attractions, increasing visitor numbers and generating additional revenue streams.
2. Entertainment - Entertainment industry can leverage partnerships with cartoon brands to create immersive installations and experiences, capitalizing on the trend of cartoon-themed art and increasing brand awareness.
3. Horticulture - Horticulture industry can incorporate themed installations and events to attract more visitors, positioning greenhouses as unique and entertaining destinations beyond just plant exhibitions.