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Referred to as the Lion City, Singapore beckons with its captivating blend of Asian and European cultures. It is renowned as a 'paradise of entertainment' and boasts the most spectacular amusement park in Southeast Asia - Universal Studios Singapore.
Known as the Asian Entertainment Paradise, Universal Studios Singapore consistently tops the list of must-visit destinations in Singapore. Nestled within Resorts World Sentosa, it stands as the first and foremost entertainment park, reigning as the largest in Southeast Asia. With Universal Studios Singapore tickets, you gain access to 24 games, performances, and attractions across 7 zones with diverse themes. Moreover, you'll have the chance to meet your favorite film characters at Universal Studios!
The iconic Universal Sphere demands a unique check-in pose from everyone.
The gateway that leads you to the enchanting world of Universal Studios Singapore.
1. Getting to Universal Studios Singapore
To reach Universal Studios Singapore, explore popular transportation options such as taxis, Sentosa Express monorail, RW8 Bus departing from Vivo City, cable car, MRT, and more. If you're staying at Resorts World Sentosa, simply take the elevator up, and you'll encounter the distinctive Universal Sphere.
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2. Purchasing Universal Studios Singapore Tickets
Price: 1,511,000 VND
The main entrance of Universal Studios Singapore always extends a warm welcome to visitors.
In addition to regular entrance tickets, Universal Studios Singapore offers the Express Pass, a priority card that grants a one-time skip-the-line privilege for 15 different attractions. Perfect for those wanting to maximize their experience with savings of 45 minutes to 1 hour of wait time. You can conveniently book online and exchange your E-voucher for the Express Pass at the venue!
The ticket checkpoint at Universal Studios Singapore.
Booking tickets with Mytour Xperience allows you to enter instantly – just scan the QR code at the gate.
3. What makes Universal Studios Singapore a 'darling of the masses'?
Universal Studios Singapore spans approximately 20 hectares, featuring dozens of attractions divided into 7 main themes and 24 grand scenes: Hollywood Boulevard, New York, Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt, The Lost World, Far Far Away fairyland, and Madagascar. Each area is meticulously designed and hosts games in line with its theme.
3.1. Hollywood
The first area you encounter upon entering Universal Studios Singapore is Hollywood – a street emulating the famous boulevard in the United States adorned with numerous global celebrities. The boulevard stands out with its white arched canopy, flanked by lush palm trees and souvenir shops featuring characters from beloved films. It all recreates a dazzling Hollywood of the 1970s. The highlight in Hollywood is none other than the Hollywood Theatre, hosting parades with iconic figures like Marilyn Monroe, The Minions, Woody Woodpecker, and more.
The Hollywood sign is incredibly grand as soon as you step through the entrance.
Welcoming you is the expansive Hollywood Boulevard.
The stores in Hollywood are adorned with exquisite decorations.
Any store could become the perfect backdrop for a check-in photo.
Right at the beginning of the boulevard, people dress up as characters from famous films for you to snap some 'Instagrammable' shots with. It's no exaggeration to say that just by standing there, you'll capture beautiful photos on Hollywood Boulevard, thanks to themed restaurants, cafes, and souvenir stands, each adorned according to different themes and animated characters, all incredibly eye-catching.
Each shop carries an adorable animated character theme.
Even the renowned Hello Kitty cat is present here.
Opportunity for photos with animated characters if you're lucky enough to catch the performance time slot.
Even the candy-selling truck is as adorable as can be.
3.2. New York
Once you've traversed Hollywood, you'll arrive at the New York City area – a glamorous depiction of one of the most vibrant cities in the world with skyscrapers, neon signs, and more. In New York, indulge in a street music feast, witness artistic performance shows, and immerse yourself in the unmistakable 'New York vibe' right here.
A haven for street music stage enthusiasts.
3.3. Sci-Fi City
True to its name, Sci-Fi City is a futuristic city with key attractions like Battlestar Galactica, Transformers The Ride, and Accelerator. Particularly, you must experience two rides - Battlestar Galactica and Transformers The Ride.
Transformers The Ride stands out as one of the must-try attractions here.
Entrance to Transformers The Ride.
Daybot Zone.
Sci-Fi - the science fiction world - built based on the Battlestar Galactica film, features the world's fastest roller coaster reaching speeds of about 90 km/h. The green track is for thrill-seekers, with slower but twistier turns, while the red track is for speed enthusiasts. Transformers The Ride is an immersive experience blending outstanding 3D film effects with hyper-realistic special effects, making you feel like you're living in the movie. In this game, you'll sit in a vehicle, wear 3D glasses, and engage in a battle against evil forces. Note that these two rides are not suitable for the faint-hearted or those afraid of heights.
Entrance to Transformers The Ride.
Battlestar Galactica - the high-speed roller coaster.
3.4. Ancient Egypt
The world of Ancient Egypt is a must-visit at Universal Studios Singapore if you have a passion for archaeology and Egyptian culture. Inspired by the golden era of ancient Egypt in the 1930s, Ancient Egypt is replicated with pyramids and giant human-like statues. Here, test your courage in Revenge of the Mummy – a thrilling combination of a high-speed ride and an adventure through a chilling tomb, featuring fiery orbs and unexpected appearances of Pharaohs, inspired by the famous movie The Mummy.
The Ancient Egypt zone transports you to the world of ancient Egypt thousands of years ago.
Architectural details mimic pyramids alongside colossal human-like statues.
3.5. The Lost World
The Lost World is the hub of Universal Studios' standout attractions worldwide. It is divided into two themed areas: Jurassic Park and Waterworld, each based on a famous film of the same name. Here, experience Canopy Flyer – a high-flying mini coaster, Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure, or test your climbing skills with Amber Rock Climb. Note that when playing Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure, it's advisable to bring a raincoat as you might get wet!
The Lost World is divided into two zones: Jurassic Park and Waterworld.
Vividly realistic giant dinosaurs abound.
Games also simulate the image of ancient dinosaurs.
Or the mini coaster leading you into the world of the most dangerous creatures on the planet.
3.6. Madagascar
Themed around tropical jungles, Madagascar is an area modeled after the lively film Madagascar, featuring adorable characters like lion Alex, hippo Gloria, giraffe Melman, King Julien, and more. This zone includes gentle games suitable for all ages: A Crate Adventure boat adventure or King Julien's Beach Party-Go-Round carousel. Moreover, this area frequently hosts delightful encounters with the charming characters from the animated movie Madagascar.
King Julien's Beach Party-Go-Round carousel.
Familiar characters from the Madagascar film.
3.7. Far Far Away
Far Far Away is the enchanted land primarily inspired by the animated film Shrek, perfect for children with its magical atmosphere and fairy-tale-themed gentle games. The highlight in Far Far Away is the Shrek 4-D Adventure movie screening, the high-speed Puss in Boots' Giant Journey coaster, and more. Don't forget to check-in for some enchanting photos at the majestic 40m-tall golden castle to capture fairy-tale-like moments!
Enchanted land in Far Far Away.
Magnificent castle in Far Far Away.
4. Dining at Universal Studios Singapore
For dining at Universal Studios Singapore, you can choose themed restaurants or cafes, with an average price of about 8-10S SGD per dish. Some dishes to try include the milkshake at Mel’s Drive-In, hotdog at Fossil Fuels, churro dog, or at KT's Grill, Loui's Pizza (New York area), Discovery Food Court (The Lost World area). Most beloved is probably the Malaysian food section with restaurants serving enticing local dishes.
Malaysian culinary zone.
Designed with a distinct Chinese influence.
A street corner with a local vibe from the past decades.
This is a paradise for Singaporean street food.
5. Tips for Visiting Universal Studios Singapore
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