Luxury Singapore hotel refutes claim YouTuber sneaked in for free stay, enjoyed S$100,000 experience


Pete also claimed to have been able to sleep in a room for one night after using a key card that he found. — Screengrab from YouTube @PeteZz

An Australian YouTuber has caused a stir online after he posted a video claiming that he managed to sneak into a hotel in Singapore and stay in a room without paying.

On Feb 2, the YouTuber, going by the handle Pete Z, uploaded the video “I Stole a $100,000 Luxury Vacation” in which he recorded himself using the pool and dining at a restaurant while pretending to be a hotel guest at Marina Bay Sands. When converted from Singaporean currency, the amount equals RM353,660.

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