Watch: 20 million LED lights shine on Singapore’s Marina Bay in world’s largest illumination event
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Your support makes all the difference.Watch as illumi, the world’s largest illumination event featuring more than 20 million LED lights, kicked off at Singapore's Marina Bay on Friday, 13 September.
The light show is making its international debut after it began in Canada.
It has been created by the team behind Cavalia’s 2014 Bayfront display and presented by Base Entertainment Asia.
In Singapore, there will be nine themed light worlds - including puppies and kitties, a winter wonderland, and "Enchanted Maples" which invites guests to explore glowing maple leaves and treats from Sugar Shack.
Normand Latourelle, Cavalia and illumi creator, said: "illumi is here to entertain you, dazzle you, and make you dream with your eyes wide open. No matter your age, illumi is a phenomenal journey into the imagination for your greatest pleasure."
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