In the game, players can explore four aquatic zones and gather marine life collectibles to help rebuild the ocean, and stand to win prizes such as the iPhone 14. Alongside this, the company has launched a marine life game named Oceantopia accessible via the iChangi app. A cave tunnel has been lined with ceiling lights and water effects projections for an immersive underwater-like experience. The park will glow into an ocean-themed sea of blue, pink, purple and teal with bioluminescent light displays. As part of this Avatar initiative, the airport group has launched a retail pop-up and some Changi-exclusive Avatar: The Way of Water merchandise at S$9.90 (US$7.20), which passengers can obtain by redeeming their receipts after spending a minimum of S$50 in the airport.Ĭanopy Park, at the topmost level of Jewel, also features mystical plants, glow-in-the-dark corals and interactive sea creatures, such as the dolphin, seal and manta ray. There is also a chance to craft Mangrove Jellyfish. The T3 Departure Hall (near Check-In Row 11) also features archer games win giveaways. The airport has also installed 30 carnival game booths, rides and go-kart racing at the T3 Underground Carnival. It will be visible from various spots around Jewel. With a combination of sound and light choreography, the water display of the 40m indoor waterfall features Avatar: The Way of Water creatures such as the Ilu and Tulkun. An Avatar-themed Light & Sound show is also available at the HSBC Rain Vortex, alongside digital screens displaying marine life at Canopy Park. The Avatar installations include a large replica of the home of the Na’vi where passengers can explore and see replicas of the residents.

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