The Deck
The Deck is close to Lost Ark, Queenstown, Singapore, Central, SG-01, 139533
- Address: 20 Warwick Rd, Singapore 139010
- Latitude, Longtitude: 1.288321, 103.7978444
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The Deck reviews
Formerly known as The Lost Ark in Singapore. The path leading to the deck is hidden by the overgrown grasses. Ponding in the area when i visited in end Jul 2023. Quite disappointed as compared to my last visit in end Dec 2021.
12 May 2023 update. Trail leading to The Deck slightly overgrown; which is always good. The Deck however, doesnt seem to be in good condition for long. Several structural limbs of the tree show signs of decay. Check before climbing.
The actual structure is unreachable due to the area surrounding it becoming water-logged. Also the structure itself seems to be in the process of disintegrating. …
Formerly known as The Lost Ark in Singapore. The path leading to the deck is hidden by the overgrown grasses. Ponding in the area when I visited in end Jul 2023. Quite disappointed as compared to my last visit in end Dec 2021.
12 May 2023 update. Trail leading to The Deck slightly overgrown; which is always good. The Deck however, doesn't seem to be in good condition for long. Several structural limbs of the tree show signs of decay. Check before climbing.
The actual structure is unreachable due to the area surrounding it becoming water-logged. Also the structure itself seems to be in the process of disintegrating.
Formerly known as The Lost Ark in Singapore. The path leading to the deck is hidden by the overgrown grasses. Ponding in the area when i visited in end Jul 2023. Quite disappointed as compared to my last visit in end Dec 2021.
12 May 2023 update. Trail leading to The Deck slightly overgrown; which is always good. The Deck however, doesnt seem to be in good condition for long. Several structural limbs of the tree show signs of decay. Check before climbing.
The Deck has a unique atmosphere with its hidden path and overgrown grasses. However, the ponding in the area was a disappointment when I visited in July 2023. It was not as good as my previous visit in December 2021.
I recently visited The Deck in May 2023 and found the trail leading to it slightly overgrown, which added to the charm. However, upon closer inspection, I noticed signs of decay in the tree's structural limbs. It's always a good idea to check before climbing.
The actual structure of The Deck was unreachable due to the water-logged surroundings. It's also showing signs of disintegration. This was disappointing as I had hoped for a better experience.
The Deck, formerly known as The Lost Ark, has a hidden path that is overgrown with grasses. When I visited in July 2023, there was ponding in the area. It was not as enjoyable as my last visit in December 2021.
I visited The Deck in May 2023 and found the trail slightly overgrown, which added to the experience. However, I noticed that the structure itself was not in good condition, with decay in its structural limbs. It's important to check before climbing.
The Deck was inaccessible due to the water-logged surroundings. The structure itself also seemed to be disintegrating. It's not a pleasant experience to see it in such a state.
