Things to do in VivoCity

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wow experienced ..must do .. the view is awesome .. if even u visit Sentosa then don’t back without trying zipline activities

Visiting Universal Studios during my birthday month was an absolute breeze. From the moment I arrived at the entrance to when I walked out at the end of the day, everything ran seamlessly. The queues were surprisingly short, allowing me to enjoy the rides and attractions without wasting half the day standing in line. To top it all off, taking advantage of their birthday month promotion was hassle-free and made the trip feel even more special. Highly recommended!

Package was so worth it. Beat the crowds by entering the cloud forest and enjoying a whole other world. Then transferred to the flower dome where the flowers were amazing. Lastly, scenes from the Supertree observatory were so worth it.

Great Ride in the electric River Boat,take not this is only can be taken at the Clarke Quay side not at the MBS Side.Its a wonderful ride every tourist must take this ride to understand the foundation of Singapore

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.

It was an amazing experience, so many things to see and enjoy at the same time. it was fun. really love when we got to the sea, feels the water splashing on my hand. love it!

The Madam Tussauds SG is definitely alot more interactive now then before with a complimentary 5 min boat ride of SG's skyline indoors and a journey through SG's history since 1819. Plenty of famous wax figurines stars with VR activities to play (with additional costs at own expenses). This activity is also claimable via SG pass.

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!