Visitors to Singapore’s Changi Airport got a preview into its aviation future at the T5 In the Making exhibition at Terminal 3 at the airport. The free exhibition exhibited plans, architectural ideas and innovations of the forthcoming Terminal 5. The exhibition itself was from January through March 2026, but that’s not stopping T3 from offering interesting attractions for travellers with a keen interest in photography and airport experiences.
1. Where Was the Changi T5 Exhibition Located
It was set up in Terminal 3, Level 1 Arrival Hall, near McDonald’s. It was comprised of five zones, which looked at Changi’s past history and future terminal design and technologies set to solve aviation problems. The project page of the airport provides visitors with the latest information about Terminal 5.
2. Opening Hours Tickets and Visitor Information
The exhibition was open during its regular hours from 10am to 8pm with last admission at 7:15pm. Visitors were welcome to come for free and they had to sign up for a “time slot” ahead of time. For new exhibitions and experiences, visit the official events directory at Changi Airport since the event has now concluded in March 2026.
3. Best Photo Spots to Explore at Terminal 3
Photography lovers will love the interactive sculpture “Daisy” at the public Level 2 of the company T3, which is 13-metres-high. The Crystal Garden, with, Poinsettias and colourful glass spheres, created by hand, provide colourful arrangements in the transit area. The Terminal 3 Viewing Mall offers a window onto the activity of the airplanes and the runway.
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4. Is Changi Airport Worth Visiting for Photos
To me, Changi Airport is not just a transit hub, but a place worth exploring with your camera, given its art installations and landscaped areas provide a range of shots. A number of attractions are in the transit zone and will need access beyond security; visitors should remember this. Please refer up to date opening information before traveling to view a specific installation.
FAQs
Is the T5 In the Making exhibition still open?
No. Its announced exhibition period ended in March 2026.
Where was the exhibition held?
It was located at Terminal 3’s Level 1 Arrival Hall, near McDonald’s.
What are good photo spots at T3?
Daisy, Crystal Garden and the Terminal 3 Viewing Mall are options, subject to public or transit-area access.
