Taking the kids and wife down to Malaysia, Singapore. Seen ads for Universal Studios in Singapore, something the kids would enjoy. I visited their web site and for the life of me found it impossible to discover exactly what it would cost for a visit, a very busy layout. What I want to know is: Is there a single entry charge, or are you hit with additional charges per attraction or ride? I know it is expensive, but I always like to have some idea before visiting. If anyone can give me the lowdown I would be grateful.

There is this amazing tool called Google...........and you enter Universal Singapore Tickets and guess what .......yeah the link for ticket prices appears.........just like magic !

http://www.rwsentosa...ngapore/Tickets

Have fun ! you can stay overnight and book packages too.

Never actually been to this one myself but most parks are pay for day pass etc not individual rides and the ticket pricing shown on the above link bares that out although all the info you need is on that page.

Edited December 3, 201015 yr by CharlieH

Never been but my cousin went about a month ago and like it and told me that it was much better than Hong Kong Disney. If its anything like the one in Hollywood the price of the ticket gets you unlimited access to all the rides and show. Pretty much told me that it worth the price of the ticket.

This one is really useful for activiries etc and making the most of your visit.

Hope it helps : http://tours.yoursingapore.com/?cmp=brandlaunch_cpc_th

I'm am not sure if you have gone or not there already but I just came back from there on the 9th of Dec prices are as follows

66 singapore dollars for adult

48 singapore dollars for child under 12

keep in mind 2 rides are still not working after 6 months and won't be done till next year ( scf-fi area )

1 ride is still a coming attraction that is not opened

1 ride while I was there broke down 3 times

also please note school holiday is out in singapore and ride times can range from 1 hour to 2 hours long per ride.

there's also very little shade and its hott

I have been there twice! The place is lovely. The ticket covers the rides and discount for food & sovenirs. The food is yummy there - with so many choices.So is still worth it. Yes is true now is Singapore school holidays so there are long queues for the rides. You must book the tickets in advance via online otherwise you will be disappointed that all tickets sold out & you have to be turned away!Universal Studio is located in Sentosa. You can spent half a day at Universal Studio and half day at Sentosa. Is also a nice island full of sea sun & activities!!

$49 for a half day!!!

and then u need pay for the things in Sentosa.

best are the Acqaurium and Dolphin show ( afternoon) and the Cable car ride (S$ 28 r/t)

Also the minrail is free as is the night light show at the merlion and great food at the food court ( but eat before 8 pm)

Heading back down next month

One thing i want to do is check out the new Marina Bay sands Casino and Resort. Wanted to stay there but the least expensive room i could find was over $365/night!!!

^a half day won't be enough at Universal Studios, that's only the amount of time you'll be queueing for rides.

^a half day won't be enough at Universal Studios, that's only the amount of time you'll be queueing for rides.

You can beat the queues if you get those special VIP passes according to this article: http://www.singaporedice.com/index.php?menu=123

Edited December 23, 201015 yr by Flow