Things to do in Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore was an absolute highlight of our trip! Booking via Klook made entry completely hassle-free—we just scanned our e-tickets at the turnstiles and walked right in. Top rides like TRANSFORMERS The Ride, Revenge of the Mummy, and Battlestar Galactica were pure thrills, and the immersive themed zones were amazing for photos. There are also tons of great food spots and souvenir shops scattered throughout the park. A must-visit attraction when in Singapore!

It is a very beautiful place. I bought it and used it on Monday but unfortunately the jurassic and cloud forest is under maintenance every Monday. They are still nice to give us OCBD free ticket instead.

It was a refreshing experience! Takes around 1-2 hours to go around. Pros: - Got to see several distinct marine species that I haven't encountered in other oceanariums before. - The air conditioning is icy cold throughout, and we were comfortable walking around. - It wasn't overly crowded during our visit, so we could comfortably stop, take pictures, and enjoy the tanks without constantly waiting for people to move out of the frame. The downside was that the layout felt a bit like a maze, 'cause there's a point where you'd have to choose which way to go, making navigation a little winding rather than a smooth, continuous flow. But it's definitely worth checking out, especially for kids and kids-at-heart!

I used to think, "Wouldn't it be better to go to a bright zoo than a dark one?" However, when I visited, I found it to be very interesting. Even children can enjoy it. The design, where humans enter the animals' habitats, doubles the excitement. Just be aware that the safari trail (walking tour) is quite long. It might be easier to walk if you have a drink and a map.

After purchasing tickets through Klook, you'll need to reserve your visit date on the Mandai website, which is straightforward; just enter the code. The price is cheaper than booking on-site and includes a free tram ride. There are four pick-up/drop-off points, and the tram runs in a figure-eight loop. If you're up for it, you can walk. It takes a full day to see everything. I recommend catching all three shows in the morning, taking a break for lunch, and then exploring the rest in the afternoon. I don't recommend buying combo tickets for multiple zoos in one day; you definitely won't have enough time to see everything.

Enjoy my movie and time with my family. Will definitely come back to golden village again. Easy to redeem the movie ticket online via cultural pass on the phone.

Skyline Luge tickets purchased here are cheaper than buying them at the venue. We chose the 3-ride package, which offers four different tracks. You can use the chairlift to go back up and play all the tracks. It's a lot of fun and easy to ride, with staff available to teach and ensure safety.

Easy booking, just show qr code received. Brought my child for June holiday fun on a saturday. Best to come early in the morning and go for the rides first and lazy pool later as ride queue is shorter.After lunch more people start to come in and it's gets more crowded. Overall fun.

this was an absolutely stunning and gorgeous experience. from the moment of arriving and seeing the Singaporean sunset as the day turns to night and then experiencing the high quality show, where the artistry of projection, water screens, pyro, lighting and lasers — all blend seamlessly in a stunning display of visual fantasy — was remarkable. Do note that even if you get the reserved seating voucher, you MUST copy the confirmation number below the QR code on the voucher, click the link listed below on the voucher, and select the day to reserve your spot with PREMIUM tickets BEFORE you enter the venue. The seats in premium are great and worth it but it’s the luck of the draw on where you sit as the crew members will seat you when you arrive. The show is great and worth it! And the 20 minutes is the perfect length!