Things to do in Singapore

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

It would have been much better if we had bought the express pass so we could have ridden more since they really prioritize those with it. First time here at Universal Studios Singapore. The food is delicious, especially the monster cookie ice cream.

Absolutely loved Gardens by the Bay! 🌺🌿 The Supertree Grove, Flower Dome, and Cloud Forest were breathtaking – each corner filled with beauty and wonder. Walking through the gardens felt magical, and the entire experience was relaxing yet awe-inspiring. A must-visit spot in Singapore for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts alike! ✨

Smooth redemption of the Klook voucher, no waiting lines at all. The oceanarium is very spacious, so you can explore freely and stay as long as you like. There are chairs around the area where you can rest, as well as food stalls inside if you get hungry. Overall, it’s a nice place to visit, and 2 to 3 hours is enough to explore everything comfortably.

facilities: very modern and top class! price: quite reasonable experience: we really enjoyed our visit! very unique experience to visit a zoo during the night service: the services from the staff are superb! very helpful!

One of Sentosa Island's must-do activities. Driving a luge is an excellent experience. Three distinct rides will be available for you to drive by luge down, and the Skyride will return you to the top. Using Klook to purchase this ticket is cheaper compared to the counter ticket. Its first activity near the cable ride station. I reccomnded to buy 4 rides ticket instead of 3 ride ticket.

We had a very good experience at the Singapore Zoo, with a great variety of animals and well-designed enclosures that make it enjoyable for all ages. We stayed about four hours due to fatigue, but it’s definitely ideal to allot a full day if you want to explore everything properly. Be prepared for a lot of walking and warm weather, bringing a portable fan really helps. There are also tram services available, which are convenient for resting between sections and managing the distance, especially for families. Overall, it’s a worthwhile and well-maintained attraction.

We went as a family of 3 plus a family friend last FEB11 2pm, and there was no queue at all. We had such a blast, we enjoyed it immensely (full disclosure we are avid fans of anything Harry Potter); the staff where great & helpful. You can take as long as you like to finish the activity, you do your own pace and also take as many pics as you want. It does it’s best to let you feel you are in Harry Potter’s world, it is truly a delight for a fan. Job well done on the props, settings, ambience, environment, and the feel itself. I personally felt like that of a child who has for the first time ever went into a toy shop. I truly recommend it, worth the price and the experience! The souvenir shop was very nice, but as one would expect it is pricey.

We visited the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. The view from the top is absolutely breathtaking — you get a 360-degree panoramic view of Singapore’s skyline, including Gardens by the Bay, Merlion, and the stunning Marina Bay area. We went around late afternoon, and it was perfect because I got to see the city in daylight and then slowly light up as it got darker. Although tickets are a bit pricey, the view makes it totally worth it — especially if it’s your first time in Singapore. Highly recommended for tourists who want to see Singapore from above!