Things to do in Singapore

Some places are a trip the first time you visit; returning again makes them a memory. Stepping into Universal Studios Singapore, the familiar globe emblem, movie scenes, music, and laughter instantly transport you back to childhood. In our daily lives, we're busy with work and life, often feeling we've outgrown the age for play. But coming here, you realize that the part of you that gets excited by a show and laughs heartily at a ride is still very much alive. The most precious thing about travel isn't just how many places you've been, but those moments when you truly forget about time and age. Universal Studios Singapore doesn't just leave you with photos; it leaves you with your own happy memories. Sometimes, growing up is just about age; when we're happy, we're all still kids. 🎬🌏

We visited Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, which are designed like Jurassic Park. It was very crowded in the evening, and we had to queue to enter Cloud Forest. Luckily, we went in before 3 PM, so it wasn't too busy, and we didn't have to wait long. We finished exploring the gardens by 6 PM and then went to eat dinner at the Jurassic Discover Food Centre. We were able to catch the Supertree light and sound show at 7:15 PM perfectly. Buying tickets through Klook was convenient; we could just scan and enter.

ease of booking on Klook: super easy to book and redeem! price: cheaper on Klook + free vouchers (but with min. spend) experience: super cute with the collab with crybaby!! unfortunately, they don't sell popmart inside :(

I recently watched this movie and really enjoyed it. The storyline was engaging and kept me interested from start to finish. The performances were strong, and the visuals/music added great depth to the overall experience

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.

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.

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.

There's no time limit for your stay, but you can't retrace your steps on the same path. This area is themed around villains, which is different from the Osaka and Tokyo locations. It's fun to use the wand for interactive experiences. The Klook ticket includes a 10 SGD meal voucher, which you can use to purchase butterbeer. We recommend buying the slushy frozen version for an additional 2-3 SGD, as it's more delicious and refreshing than the regular one.