Travel easily between our nine venues! Our complimentary shuttle buses at Singapore Indesign 2017 run along three routes, and don’t forget your free oBike rides! Details inside!
October 6th, 2017
One day, nine venues. We’ve made it easy for you to explore Singapore Indesign 2017 aka #SGID17 tomorrow!
Our free shuttle buses will run along three routes.
After the stop, shuttle buses will return directly to the first stop.
Buses arrive every 15 mins and you can hop on and off at any designated stop on routes A, B or H.
How?
1. Download the oBike app and locate the nearest bicycle.
2. Redeem: Enter the promo code “SGID17” in the Promotions tab.
3. Unlock: Scan the QR code on the bike and enjoy your free ride!
You can download a handy event guide PDF here!
See you tomorrow!
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