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Universal Traveller Singapore – Locations & Opening Hours (CLOSED)

You can choose from five Universal Traveller Singapore locations for the winter wear and travel store, including one shop within Jurong Point shopping centre (63 Jurong West Central 3). (UPDATE 2022: THE STORES HAVE CLOSED)

Started in 1970s in Singapore, the company is today one of the industry leaders in offering a wide range of winter wear and related travelling products.

While the brand continuously expands its winter products range, the company also has an important presence in the luggage business by cooperating with global brands through distribution.

Jurong Point.

For winter wear, the company’s women’s and men’s collection features down jackets, padded jackets, coats, fleece jackets, knitted sweaters, pants, as well as unisex thermal wear.

The kids collection, meanwhile, has down jackets for boys, down jackets for girls, kids padded jackets, kids fleece jackets, and kids unisex thermal wear.

At the shops, you can also purchase travel accessories, including ear muffs, hats, knitted gloves, wool gloves, ski gloves, neck pillows, neck warmers, scarves, snow boots, and socks.

Finally, their luggage collection includes luggage, luggage covers, plus trek gear backpacks.

Universal Traveller Singapore – Locations & Opening Hours (UPDATE 2022: THE STORES HAVE CLOSED)

Changi City Point 5 Changi Business Park Central 1, #02-28, Changi City Point Singapore 486038 Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 11am-9:30pm, Saturday-Sunday 10:30am-10pm universaltraveller.com

Chinatown Point 133 New Bridge Road, #02-11, Chinatown Point Singapore 059413 Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 11am-9:30pm

JEM 50 Jurong Gateway Road, #03-36, JEM Singapore 608549

Jurong Point 63 Jurong West Central 3, #03-12, JP2, Jurong Point Shopping Centre Singapore 648331 Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 10am-10pm

Northpoint City 930 Yishun Ave 2, #02-09, North Wing, Northpoint City Singapore 769098 Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 11am-9:30pm, Saturday-Sunday 10:30am-10pm

The official Universal Traveller Singapore Facebook page is located at facebook.com/universaltravellerofficial/.

You can also follow the popular brand’s official Instagram page at instagram.com/universaltraveller_official/ to receive updates about promotional offers, their events, new collections, and much more.

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Universal Studios Singapore Guide 2023: Perfect 1-Day Visit!

Universal Studios Singapore guide – Living in Indonesia, we’d only heard of families we knew visiting Universal Studios but hadn’t visited it ourselves. So after visiting many places in Singapore , the last one I visited was this ever-lively spot.

I decided to write about this visit now as I haven’t had the opportunity to travel now. Since I visited Universal Studios Singapore a few years ago before the pandemic, access to attractions and regulations of visiting have changed.

Still, I’ll keep the basic details of entry ticket prices, timings, things to do, and some tips updated for you on this Universal Studios Singapore guide .

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Universal Studios Singapore Guide

Universal Studios is a part of RWSentosa and is a paradise for all age groups. Some rides are age-restricted, some height-restricted, and others also look for health conditions. But there’s always something for everyone to do here! The Singapore Zoo and Universal Studios are simply must-visits for kids.

The National Gallery of Singapore and Singapore River Cruise at Clarke Quay can get cheap but boring for kids. It’s expensive but keep this gem on the list.

Tourists from all over the world visit this theme park. After all, it’s the only Universal Studios in Southeast Asia . With the water rides, roller coasters, and 4D shows, it’s similar to the attractions most theme parks have. But what makes Universal Studios different is of course – the themes!

The park lies over 20 acres of land and consists of 7 themes. In case you don’t have an idea about the spot, search for Universal Studios Singapore guide or map and download its pdf for reference.

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It doesn’t matter whether you’re aware of all the characters, themes, and buildings that represent the movies and shows of Universal Studios, the theme park is a fun place for all!

Though I explained some characters like Shrek and the Donkey to my parents, they’d enjoy the show anyhow. So don’t worry about all the jokes and references and go straight for those rides.

Universal Studios Tickets and Pricing

• One Day Ticket to Universal Studios
• Universal Express Pass
• Universal Express Unlimited
• Adults (13-59) – SGD $82
• Children (4-12) – SGD $61

The Universal Express / Express Unlimited passes are add-ons to purchase after you get your one-day ticket. The express passes give you the fast lane to your rides and save you time in waiting for your participation turn.

• The Universal Express costs SGD $65 and allows you on the express lane only once for each ride.
• Express Unlimited pass at SGD $95 lets you ride on the express without having to wait in the queue with no limits.

The express passes are applicable only for one-date and one-day tickets. It’s best to purchase the express passes only when you’re short of time or visiting on-peak hours. During the weekdays, the one-day ticket is sufficient.

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Things to know before visiting

Here are the essentials of the Universal Studios Singapore guide before you visit :

How to Get there?

• Best time to visit
• What to pack when visiting USS

Universal Studios is one of the largest attractions in Singapore and it’s a vast place. Due to the pandemic, the tourism spot had shut down for months. But tourism, being a large income to Singapore, it’s open for tourists again.

However, there are many conditions for travelers and Singapore’s serious about its rules. Stay updated on the travel regulations before visiting.

• Read on the latest Travel to Singapore during Covid-19 restrictions on CNN.

Take the Sentosa Express monorail from HarbourFront, Vivocity to get to Universal Studios Singapore. Get down at the first stop – Waterfront.

You see, Universal Studios is part of Sentosa Island and there are several ways to get there:

• Take the Boardwalk : It’s free to walk or cycle to Sentosa Island over the Sentosa Boardwalk. Also, getting to Sentosa Island for tourists is easier for travelators along the Boardwalk. It’s a good workout!
• Public Bus/RWS8 bus : Singapore public bus charges differ from where you board the bus to arrive at Vivocity Merrill Lynch or HarbourFront. Then take the RWS8 bus (Shuttle bus) into Sentosa.
• Private Cars : Cars are allowed inside. The parking rates between timings vary.
• Monorail : This one’s my favorite! You get a great view of the island from above – it’s beautiful and worth it! The monorail comes under public transport. You can switch to the monorail easily when traveling with MRT – it costs SGD $4 .
• Use the Cable Car

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Having used the cable car before, the Sentosa Express was a sweeter option. We used the monorail while entering and leaving Universal Studios.

As we were visiting from Batam Riau, all we had to do was get to HarbourFront, Singapore by ferry (BatamFast) and find the monorail station in that mall.

Best time to Visit

The best time to visit Universal Studios Singapore is the non-peak days. Anytime is good to visit but crowds will make you weary and wait longer. Avoid the weekends . But with the pandemic, there’s not much option:

• As of 28 Feb 2021:   USS is now open for visitors from 12 pm to 7 pm on the weekends (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only). The pandemic has changed its timings since the last time I visited some years ago. Keep alert to the pandemic and its open timings before visiting.

You wouldn’t need to wait long for rides during the weekdays hours even without the express pass.

Also, in case you have your tickets prebooked, get to the USS as early as possible – even on weekdays. Singapore’s known for its tourism and the USS never fails to have huge numbers of tourists visiting. Get to the Universal studios early to avoid waiting in long queues.

Trust me about this queue, we waited  over an hour to get into the theme park –  thus it had to be on this Universal Studios Singapore guide.

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What to Pack when visiting USS

Universal Studios Singapore guide : That’s one bright side when it comes to waiting in lines here, there isn’t much to pack. Wear comfortable clothing and you’re good to go!

Nevertheless, here are some essentials to pack for Universal Studios Singapore :

• Wear light clothes and put on comfortable footwear, you’ll be walking a lot. (preferably shoes)
• Bring a change of clothes : Though not all, some water rides can get you wet.
• Carry an umbrella . An umbrella or a raincoat comes in handy when it rains. It rained a short while when we visited and we hadn’t any to cover ourselves!
• Keep a power bank handy . Make sure to keep your devices fully charged and keep a power bank for backup.
• Water bottles
• Stroller and toys for children. The long queues are tiresome for children. The stroller and some toys to keep them busy will come really useful here. Though my brother could walk back then, we had his pram along and it saved us energy when he slept for half the trip.

Visual Sketch of the theme park

This is the best part of this Universal Studios Singapore guide – the description from a traveler’s perspective. With a pond at the center of the park and the 7 themed zones surrounding it, it makes the place more spacious.

As every zone has doorways to two others, a tourist simply has to keep walking from one zone to another. There’s no confusion as to which zone to visit first. You’ll walk into the zone – Hollywood when you enter USS.

Through Hollywood , one gets into the beautiful setting of New York with classic cars and sidewalks. From there, just keep walking through to the next zones!

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Since the theme park is gigantic, I took time to realize that we were actually walking in a circle. By evening, we made it back to Hollywood again to exit – but this time emerging from Madagascar.

Accommodations near USS

With Universal Studios placed on Sentosa Island – one of the most popular tourist spots in Singapore, there are plenty of accommodations to choose from.

There are many stays to choose from in Sentosa Island itself and around HarbourFront. Here’s a map of hotels listed on Booking.com in and near Universal Studios Singapore along with their prices:

However, the prices on the island are much higher than normal stays in Singapore. For budget or solo travelers, if you’re looking for a place to crash for the night, check out dormitories and pod stays (My favorite is the Spacepod at lavender ). Getting an individual room in Singapore is expensive.

HostelWorld stays offer basic essentials such as a bed, wifi, and sometimes breakfast at cheap rates. They’re great when you’re planning to tour Singapore longer with a tight budget.

Zones at Universal Studios Singapore

This is about what to expect in each zone and my experience of it – a Universal Studios Singapore guide through each zone. We weren’t aware of the zones until we started walking through huge gateways into other themed worlds.

It doesn’t matter whether you know the themes beforehand as you’ll walk down all of them. However, to make sure you don’t miss anything here’s a tip:

Universal Studios Singapore guide : Once inside, pick up a map of the USS and guide yourself across the zones:

• Sci-fi City

Ancient Egypt

• The Lost World – Jurassic Park

Far Far Away

• Back to Hollywood (Entrance)

USS New York is my favorite among all the themes. The main attractions here are the  Lights! Camera! Action!  hosted by Steven Spielberg and Spaghetti Space Chase.

I loved strolling the streets more than the attractions here. The pathways, streetlamps, and the building settings – even the benches, and dustbins match the classic theme!

Meet and Greet: Here, the characters you get to visit are Sesame Street and Woody Woodpecker . We got to see the performance by Sesame Street:

Cars in USS New York

Universal Studios Singapore guide – Being a car enthusiast, the cars were the most beautiful part to me. Here are some shots I took:

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Sci-Fi City

Remember the head-turner giant rollercoasters you see in most pictures when looking up for Universal Studios Singapore – yes this is where they are.

The humongous roller coasters –  Battlestar Galactica rides are the key attractions of this zone. There’s also the meet and greet with the Transformers here.

Rides in Sci-fi City

• Battlestar Galactica – Human (Red) and Cylon (White)
• Accelerator
• Transformers 3D battle

The Galactica roller coasters have the longest queues in USS and it can take hours to get on the ride. The place being confusing, we went through the doors of Transformers 3D battle. Only after some minutes did we realize that it wasn’t Galactica.

But the queue behind us had piled up, so we decided to go for this anyway – and it was awesome! After that, I looked up at the Galactica ride and decided to take a step back,  not this time.

And the accelerator would churn up our stomachs, so we decided to move to the next zone after the 3D show.

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I couldn’t go on the Galactica ride, but I did get on Revenge of the Mummy. This one’s also a terrifying roller-coaster ride, except it’s  in the dark!

The ride takes you slowly at first with mummies on the screens around then it stops at a wall. Without warning, the cars start moving back and down a deep pit – yep, the roller coaster starts backward.

I’d waited a long time with my mom in the queue for this one and it was totally worth it!

Rides in Ancient Egypt

• Revenge of the Mummy
• Treasure Hunt
• Character meet and greet – Eqyptian Royalty

Rides aside, the theme of Ancient Egypt is beauty with its enormous statues.

The Lost World: Jurassic Park

Unlike the last zones, there’s greenery in The Lost World. It’s a nice spot to sit down and have a feast (just be careful of dinos around).

The Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure and the WaterWorld show are the features of this zone. The rapids adventure is an easygoing ride. Except for the end where the water vessel lifts you off the water and pushes you down a steep slide.

The ride was so fun I went on it twice – once with dad, then with mom. Since my brother was young, he couldn’t come and had to stay back with one of us.

Some other rides here are Waterworld, Canopy Flyer, Dino-Soarin, and Amber Rock-climb.

We missed out on the Waterworld show. As we were getting late, we had to move on. But don’t miss it, it’s an awesome show! The Lost World is where most of the wet attractions are – especially Waterworld and Rapids Adventure.

• Also check out Meet and Greet – The baby dinos meet and greet are something not to miss for kids. Both the Raptor Encounter and Hatched! are worth watching.

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The castle building setting (Shrek 4d Adventure), Enchanted Airways, and the Puss in Boots’ Giant Journey made up for most of the majestic design of this zone.

I went for Enchanted Airways first with my dad. The Enchanted Airways in USS is smaller than the Revenge of the Mummy and Galactica roller coasters, but the cars themselves being small, the ride turned out to be edgy and fun!

Later, the Donkey LIVE opened up – and boy was it funny! The audience interaction and the donkey speaking right to us makes the show worth the wait.

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Since Puss in Boots Giant Journey was a slow-going ride with a lot of queues, we skipped it.

At last, we went into the 4D Shrek show. As a lot of audiences are allowed in for the show at once here, it doesn’t take long to get in for the show. As we were getting late, we couldn’t meet the characters in Far far away – Shrek, Princess Fiona, and Puss in Boots.

Another ride in this zone is the Magic Potion Spin which is an indoor Ferris Wheel for kids.

As a kid, Madagascar was my favorite series – Alex, Marty, the Penguins, and even King Julien! Madagascar zone featuring A Crate Adventure is a simple water ride yet it was nostalgic to me. It was a pleasant ride.

This zone, Madagascar features 2 rides :

• A Crate Adventure
• King Julien’s Beach Party-Go-Round

The Party-Go-Round is a Carousel for kids with all the Madagascar characters to sit on and King Julien’s favorite songs playing.

My brother with his sleep round 2 missed the carousel. But hey, he was happy when he woke up!

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Back to Hollywood

Finally, we were back in Hollywood to the entrance of Universal Studios Singapore again. The attractions here are Elmo’s TV Time and Turntables.

But the characters meet are more popular at this entrance

Character Meet and Greet Hollywood USS

• Illumination’s Despicable Me
• Dreamworks Animation Trolls
• Aloha Talk – King Kahula

For the Despicable Me characters, we were looking forward to meeting the minions (Minion show), but we were too late.

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That ends this post on my visit and Universal Studios Singapore guide . It took us 1 whole day at USS and we still had some missed out rides.

But overall, it was a great time. I’d visit it again if I get a chance – and get on that Galactica! USS isn’t just for kids, it’s a world for everyone!

Picture Credits : Apart from the map, most pictures are by my dad in this post. The car pictures in the New York zone are my shots. And lastly – credits to my parents for taking us to the USS!

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7 thoughts on “Universal Studios Singapore Guide 2023: Perfect 1-Day Visit!”

Well written and covered I am heading there in a couple of hours and wanted a blog which covers it all Thanks Manas :)

hi, Can i know if we can come out from USS for 1-2 hour and re-entry back to USS on the same day?

Hi Eliza! Yes the USS tickets are 1-day admission passes and lets re-entry for the same day. But keep in mind to hold your tickets and inform the staff when leaving. I believe they’ll provide a re-entry stamp to you.

Well written Manas!

Thank you Manoj!

Thank you for this very helpfull post! I am going to USS tomorrow and I can’t wait. I’m extra excited after reading your story :)

So great to know you’re visiting and I believe you already visited. I hope you had a great time! Thank you very much for your kind words.

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A Detailed Traveler’s Guide To Universal Studios In Singapore

• Updated on September 2, 2023

Stepping into the dreamland of Universal Studios is on the bucket list of every traveller. If you are planning a trip to Singapore you can not end it without taking out a day specially for this themed park straight out of Hollywood dreams. Designed for all, Universal Studios offers way more than you have seen on the feed of your favourite travel influencer.

Once you step inside the park it brings “Alice In Wonderland” essence in all senses. We have carved out a simple guide to make your time at the studios even more fun and to ensure that you do not miss out on the varied kinds of fun offered.

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Things to do in Universal Studios:

1. hollywood.

As you step inside the magnificent Universal Studios, you will come across the famous Hollywood-themed setup that is designed to sway you away. Nothing like anything you have ever seen, Hollywood has vibrant colours to entice you and the ultimate Walk of Fame is a dream come true (whether or not you are a fan of movies). The architecture of the building creates an impression that you will never forget.

You can book tickets to amazing shows being held at the Hollywood Theater such as The Monster Rock, Mel’s Dinettes, and The Cruiser. Performances that will blow you away and respect art and artists even more.

Mel’s Drive-in is the place where you kill your hunger with the finest cuisine and get channeled for fun rides with coffee from Starbucks.

2. Ancient Egypt

Looking for an adventure that goes beyond all your expectations? Head to the Ancient Egypt land featuring structures and rides designed by taking inspiration from 1930s Egypt and mummy rides. The designers have excelled at each structure making the whole area come to life and giving you an experience of a lifetime.

Take the dark and exotic turn with The Mummy Ride and it will leave you an unforgettable experience.

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3. The Lost World

Universal Studios is known for its fun and adventurous rides that you can not miss out on.

• The charm lies in its division of differently-themed parks. From your childhood favourite Jurassic Park to evergreen waterpark, the Lost World offers exotic rides for visitors of all ages.
• Make sure to spend an hour in the water world featuring truly amazing rides and kick your adrenaline to a whole new level with the rapid adventures of Jurassic World.
• A perfect place for you and your family, here you can hop on to Canopy Flyer and Dino-Soarin. The park also offers spectacular life-action performances that will sweep off the land beneath your feet.

4. Sci-Fi City

Probably the most packed zone of Universal Studios, Sci-Fi City offers you a perfectly planned park. With amazing rides and hard-to-believe concepts, the Science City must be on your list. Its visual is a complete treat for all science enthusiasts and kids.

Battlestar Galactica and Transformers: The Ride, you are in for an experience of a lifetime. With long queues, even a glimpse of the ride is enough to make you stand in the land to live the experience.

How to book tickets

Booking tickets for Universal Studios has become fairly easy with options available both online and offline. To avoid standing in long queues, it is recommended to book your tickets online and hop inside the studios directly.

There are two kinds of tickets available for Universal Studios:

• One-day pass- This gives you entry to the Studios for the whole day and is an amazing deal if you want to stay inside and explore every corner of the studio. For adults (between ages 13-59) tickets are available at SGD 76 and for kids, the same comes at SGD 56.
• Express Ticket- If you are planning to come to more attractions and rides without having to wait in lines then an express ticket is worth the price. For adults you are supposed to pay SGD 74 and for kids it’s SGD 54.

How to Reach Universal Studios

• If you are in Sentosa Island, reaching Universal Studios is fairly easy as several local trains/cabs are running around.
• If you are visiting Universal Studios from outside then the easiest way to reach is by boarding a train to Harbourfront MRT Station (NE1/CC29). Get down at the station and book a local cab to the destination.
• You can also take a cable car to enjoy the city’s view from the top.

Timings of Universal Studios

10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Everyday)

Tips for a better experience

• Book your tickets in advance to avoid long queues at the entrance.
• Make sure to catch different shows at Universal Studios- Fireworks Display at Lake Hollywood, Hollywood Dream Parade, and Light & Sound Show.

Get the finest F&B options at these exquisite cafes:

• Mel’s Drive-In, Hollywood
• Oasis Spice Café, Ancient Egypt
• Marty’s Casa Del Wild, Madagascar
• Friar’s, Far Far Away
• Goldilocks, Far Far Away
• The park has several amenities for your comfort including lockers, ATMs, and a nursing room.
• Shop your heart out at various merchandise stores at Hollywood Park.

Nearby Attractions:

• Madame Tussauds
• SEA Aquarium
• Sentosa Island
• Gardens by the bay
• Animal Kingdom

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Can I reenter the park?

If you have a valid one-day pass for the studios, you can easily reenter. Make sure to get a hand stamp before exiting

Can kids below the age of 10 years visit?

Yes, the park is open to visitors of all ages. However, there are restrictions on different rides that you must check beforehand.

Can I cover the entire Universal Studios in one day?

Universal Studios spread around acres making it tough for you to cover every corner. However, you can surely visit all your favourite famous places in a day.

A trip to Universal Studios is meant to make your every penny worthwhile. Not just its amazing rides and thematic parks, but the proximity to the breathtaking beaches of Sentosa Island makes you want to begin your exploration.

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Universal Studios Singapore – what to expect, tickets, prices, timings

Universal Studios Singapore is a popular theme park located on Sentosa Island in Singapore. 

The park is owned and operated by Resorts World Sentosa and promises a fun-filled experience with its numerous attractions, rides, shows, and activities for people of all ages. 

This article covers everything you need to know before buying tickets for Universal Studios Singapore.

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Universal Studios Singapore is home to six themed zones, each with unique attractions and experiences. 

These zones are Hollywood, New York, Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt, The Lost World, and Far Far Away.

You can enjoy thrilling rides, exciting shows and meet your favorite characters from movies like Transformers, Shrek, Madagascar, and many more. 

The park also features various dining options, shopping areas, and live entertainment shows, making it a perfect destination for families and friends.

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You can buy Universal Studios Singapore tickets online or at the park entrance.

Online tickets tend to be cheaper than tickets at the venue.

When you buy online, you can avoid the long queues at the attraction’s ticket counters.

When you book early, you also get your preferred time slot.

Because some attractions sell a limited number of tickets, during peak days they may sell out. Booking early helps avoid last-minute disappointments.

Go to Universal Studios Singapore’ booking page, select your preferred date and number of tickets, and buy the tickets right away.

Once you purchase the attraction’s tickets, they get delivered to your email address. 

There is no need to get printouts of the ticket. 

On the day of your visit, present the e-ticket on your smartphone at the entrance and walk in.

The cost of Universal Studios Singapore tickets varies based on age and date of visit. 

The tickets cost S$96 for adults aged 13 years and above.

Children aged between four to 12 years pay a discounted price of S$80.

Infants aged three years and younger can enter free of charge. 

The entry ticket to Universal Studios Singapore grants you access to all the rides and attractions within the Southeast Asia’s first and only Universal Studios theme park. 

It’s your pass to a day full of fun and excitement, exploring the seven themed zones and enjoying the various shows and performances.

Ticket Prices

Adult Ticket (13+ years): S$99 Child Ticket (4 to 12 years): S$80 Infant Ticket (up to 3 years): Free Entry

Recommended Reading: 8 tips to know before visiting Universal Studios Singapore

This Universal Studios Singapore 1-day admission pass comes with a hotel pick-up in the morning. 

If you are a minimum of four visitors, this tour is a viable option. 

It doesn’t include a drop back to the hotel, but once you are done exploring the theme park, there are plenty of options to get back to your hotel on your own. 

Ticket prices

Adult Ticket (13+ years): S$129 Child Ticket (4 to 12 years): S$94 Infant Ticket (up to 3 years): Free Entry

Save time & money! Buy Singapore Pass and dive deep into the city’s top 35 attractions. Visit Universal Studios Singapore, Madame Tussauds, and Singapore Zoo, or go on a Tiger Brewery tour, Bike Tour at Marina Bay at night, or a romantic cruise. Grab this pass now and get up to a 40% discount!

Universal Studios Singapore is in Sentosa Island which also has many other attractions. 

As a result, tourists looking for deals opt for combo tickets which include entry to Universal Studios.

We list some of the most popular combo tickets which get you up to 5% discount in the prices.

Universal Studios + Gardens by the Bay

Transition from the excitement of Universal Studios to the tranquility of Gardens by the Bay without the hassle of separate bookings.

Gardens by the Bay is an 11-minute drive from the Universal Studio, making for a lucrative reason to cover both attractions in a day.

You get a 5% discount on booking this combo ticket.

Universal Studios + S.E.A. Aquarium Singapore

Enjoy the thrilling ambience and rides in the morning and immerse yourselves in the wonders of the ocean in the afternoon.

At a distance of nearly 300 metres only, S.E.A. Aquarium Singapore is an 4-minute walk from the Universal Studios.

Top off your trip to one of Asia’s most vibrant countries with a diverse range of experiences.

Universal Studios Singapore is located within the Resorts World Sentosa integrated resort at Sentosa in Singapore. 

Address : 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269. Get Directions

You can also reach Universal Studios by public transport or car. 

By Sentosa Express Monorail 

One of the easiest ways to get to Universal Studios Singapore is by taking the Sentosa Express Monorail from HarbourFront, Vivocity . 

Get down at Waterfront . The monorail is a fun and convenient way to travel, and you get a great view of Sentosa Island from above. 

Taking the monorail costs about S$2-4, and you can easily switch to it when traveling with MRT.

By Sentosa Boardwalk

Another option to get to Sentosa Island, where Universal Studios Singapore is located, is by walking or cycling over the Sentosa Boardwalk . 

It’s free, and you will see many tourists along the Boardwalk. It’s also a good workout!

By the Public Bus/RWS8 bus 

You can also take the public bus to Vivocity Merrill Lynch or HarbourFront , and then take the RWS8 bus (shuttle bus) into Sentosa. 

The public bus charges differ depending on where you board it, and it’s a good option if you’re on a budget.

By Private Cars 

If you have your own car or are renting one, you can drive to Sentosa Island and park at the Universal Studios Singapore parking lot . 

Parking rates vary depending on the time of day.

By Cable Car  

You can also take the cable car to Sentosa Island, which offers a scenic and unique way to travel. 

Though more expensive than other options, cable cars offer exquisite views.

Universal Studios in Singapore is open daily from 10 am to 7 pm, with extended hours on weekends, public holidays, and school holidays.

Visitors are advised to check the park’s calendar and timings before planning their visit.

It is best to enter Universal Studios Singapore as soon as it opens at 10 am if you plan on exploring the park fully and experiencing most of the attractions. 

This will give you around two to three hours before you stop for lunch, after which you can explore the rest of the park. 

If you can’t make it in the morning but want to experience everything more leisurely and enjoy the shows and parades, we recommend entering the park by 2 pm. 

This will give you around three to five hours (based on how long it is open) to enjoy the various attractions and shows.

The best time to visit Universal Studios Singapore is at 10 am, during the weekdays when the crowds and queues are less.

Avoid visiting during public holidays, weekends, or school holidays when the park tends to be crowded.

Also, Singapore can be very hot and humid, so it’s best to plan your visit during the cooler months, from November to February.

You can also plan your visit in the late afternoon or early evening when the temperatures are lower and crowds thin out.

Visitors can also plan their visit during the park’s extended hours or special events like Halloween Horror Nights or Christmas celebrations.

Universal Studios Singapore offers a variety of exciting rides for visitors of all ages. Here are some of the most popular rides in the park:

Battlestar Galactica – HUMAN vs. CYLON : A thrilling roller coaster that offers two tracks, the red track and blue track, and a high-speed race between humans and robots

TRANSFORMERS The Ride: The Ultimate 3D Battle – A 3D simulator ride that takes visitors on an epic battle between the Autobots and Decepticons

Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure: A water ride that takes visitors through a prehistoric jungle with realistic animatronic dinosaurs and a thrilling water drop at the end

Puss In Boots’ Giant Journey: A family-friendly roller coaster that takes visitors on a magical journey with Puss in Boots

Revenge of the Mummy: A thrilling indoor roller coaster that takes visitors on a high-speed chase through ancient Egypt, complete with mummies and special effects

Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase: This dark ride is a fun and educational experience for kids of all ages. It’s based on the popular Sesame Street show and takes you on a journey through space with Elmo and his friends.

Canopy Flyer: This aerial adventure ride takes you soaring through the trees of the Lost World. It’s a great way to see the park from a different perspective.

These are just a few examples of the many rides available at Universal Studios Singapore . 

Recommended Reading: Universal Studios Singapore height requirements

In addition to the rides, Universal Studios Singapore offers a variety of other attractions, including shows, live performances, and character meet-and-greets. Here are some examples:

WaterWorld: A live-action show featuring stunts, explosions, and plenty of water

Hollywood Dreams Parade: A colorful parade featuring floats, characters, and performers

Shrek 4-D Adventure: A 4D show that takes visitors on a wild adventure with Shrek and Donkey

The Dance for the Magic Beans: A live musical show featuring characters from Jack and the Beanstalk

Lights! Camera! Action! Hosted by Steven Spielberg: A show that features special effects that mimic a major hurricane.

Again, visitors can check the park map or schedule to see the full list of attractions and plan their day accordingly.

Recommended Reading: Best live shows at Universal Studios Singapore

Having a map of Universal Studios Singapore while visiting the park can greatly enhance your experience.

A map can help you quickly identify the different zones and attractions and tell you where you are and how to get to your next destination.

Saving time and not getting lost becomes more important when visiting with kids because they tend to tire easily. 

Besides helping identify must-see attractions and planning your route to maximize your time, the map can also help find out the location of important amenities such as restrooms, first aid stations, restaurants, and shops. 

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Here are some questions visitors usually ask before visiting Universal Studios Singapore.

Tourists can buy tickets for the attraction online or at the venue on the day of their visit. For the best experience, we suggest you  book your tickets online  in advance.

There is no specific dress code in the theme park. However, you are advised to wear decent and comfortable clothes and shoes. Bring along a spare set of clothes in case you get wet at select attractions. Costumes or full-faced masks are not allowed inside the park.

No animals are allowed inside the park, with the exception of service dogs.

Yes, there are numerous dining options available inside the park, catering to a variety of cuisines and dietary preferences. Some of the most popular food joints are – Mel’s Drive-In, KT’s Grill, Loui’s NY Pizza Parlor, Goldilocks, Fairy Godmother’s Juice Bar, etc.

Some rides at Universal Studios Singapore have height and age restrictions for safety reasons. It’s recommended to check the specific ride information before queuing.

Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the park.

Yes, there are lockers at the venue where you can store your belongings and enjoy your visit comfortably.

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Universal Studios Singapore Tickets

• Explore Universal Studios, venturing through 6 themed zones, such as New York, Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt, The Lost World, Far Far Away, and Hollywood.
• Ride the dueling roller coasters of Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON, or join the ultimate 3D battle with TRANSFORMERS The Ride.
• Catch the Lights, Camera, and Action show, where a soundstage turns into the scene of a hurricane, and watch stunts at the live water show at WaterWorld.
• Make your Saturday nights special with the Star Power Parade, featuring festive floats and characters from Shrek, Madagascar, and more.
• Upgrade your ticket to visit the famed South East Asia (S.E.A) Aquarium and see over 100,000 marine animals spread across 10 zones and 49 habitats.
• 1-day standard admission ticket
• Access to all rides and shows
• VIP tour (Optional)
• Entry to S.E.A. Aquarium (optional)
• Access to all 10 zones of the Aquarium (optional)
• $5 retail voucher for USS retail stores (optional)
• Set meal & drink worth $20 at USS eateries (optional)
• Tip: If you're traveling solo or don't mind splitting up from your group, using the single-rider lines can help you skip long lines and save time.
• Check the official website of each attraction for the daily opening hours and closure dates prior to your visit.
• The venue is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
• Park hours will be extended to 8pm on March 3, 9, 16, 23, 30, April 6, 13, 21, 28, and May 4, 11, 19, and 25 for the Universal Star Power Parade at 7:30pm.
• These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Combo: Universal Studios Singapore Tickets + Express Day Pass

• Enjoy a full day at Universal Studios Singapore and fast-track your fun with priority access to every attraction using the express pass included in this super saver combo ticket.
• Get access to 6 different zones at Universal Studios Singapore, from Ancient Egypt to Hollywood.
• Ride the world's tallest dueling roller coaster, Battlestar Galactica, or join the Transformers in a 3D dark ride.
• The Express Day Pass lets you skip long queues, saving you up to an hour per attraction, and making your Universal Studios visit seamless and hassle-free.
• With the express pass, enjoy priority access to each attraction including top rides like Amber Rock Climb, Canopy Flyer, and Treasure Hunter.

Express Day Pass

• Skip-the-lined admission to attractions (once per attraction)
• Tip: Check out the daily park program for show times and character meet-and-greet schedules.
• Please present a valid Singapore resident identity (NRIC/employment pass/work permit/student pass) at the point of admission.
• $5 USS Meal Voucher is not applicable for set meal purchases.
• Ice Cream Redemption Voucher is only applicable for redemption with the purchase of a set meal.
• The meal voucher can be redeemed at any restaurant/food cart in Universal Studios Singapore™, except Starbucks.
• Ice Cream Redemption Voucher can be presented at - Fossil Fuels™, Goldilocks, Mel's Drive-In™, or Loui's NY Pizza Parlor™
• The discount retail voucher is only redeemable at all retail stores (excludes Carnival Games) In Universal Studios Singapore™.
• Tip: Make sure to utilize your express pass on the most popular rides with usually longer queues, like the Battlestar Galactica rollercoaster.
• Express Access is not available for the mentioned attractions: Amber Rock Climb; front row on Battlestar Galactica; front row on Magic Potion Spin; front row on Canopy Flyer; front row on Treasure Hunter; and any other front row access or other selected attractions as may be determined by RWS from time to time.

Universal Studios Singapore Express Pass

• When you visit Universal Studios, get fast-track entry to all of the rides, shows, and attractions based on popular movies and TV programs.
• The inclusion of kid-favorite characters like Elmo and the Minions in all their villainy among others ensures that it will be a big success with the little ones.
• Check out the eight themed rooms of the A Minion's Perspective Exhibition, which include life-size figurines and interactive multimedia.
• Saturdays are for the Universal Star Power Parade! See characters from your favorite shows like Sesame Street and Jurassic World parade on themed floats.
• Upgrade your ticket to the Unlimited Express Pass to visit attractions multiple times.
• One-time skip-the-line entry to attractions
• Unlimited skip-the-line entry to attractions (optional)
• 1-day admission to Universal Studios Singapore (optional)
• Tip: Universal Studios Singapore can get very crowded, especially during weekends, public holidays, and school holidays.

Universal Studios Singapore VIP Experience Tickets

• Enjoy all-day access to Universal Studios Singapore, where you can explore the park's numerous rides and attractions.
• Get an insider's perspective with a professional guide leading you through a 5-hour tour of the park.
• Skip the lines and enjoy VIP access to at least 8 attractions, plus Universal Express™ Unlimited access to selected rides.
• Meet and greet your favorite characters, and capture memories with special photo-op sessions.
• Take home souvenirs, including a VIP experience lanyard and an SGD25 meal voucher for use at select dining outlets.
• Don't miss the Star Power Parade every Saturday! Wave to characters from Sesame Street, Jurassic World, and more as they parade by on themed floats.
• 1-day ticket to Universal Studios Singapore
• VIP access to 8 attractions during the guided tour
• Universal Express™ unlimited access to selected attractions before and after the tour
• Private meet-and-greet and photo session with selected characters
• Complimentary refreshments
• Meal voucher worth SGD 25
• 10% retail discount on selected merchandise
• VIP Experience lanyard
• Tip: Take a look at the park map and plan out which attractions you want to visit first, to avoid backtracking and wasting time.
• The VIP Experience is non-exclusive and can accommodate a maximum of 12 guests.
• Guests must arrive at Universal Studios Singapore VIP Reception at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the VIP Experience. Failure to do so may result in the participant missing certain components of the VIP Experience.
• The price of the One-Day Ticket does not include separately ticketed events in Universal Studios Singapore.
• The 10% retail discount on selected merchandise in Universal Studios Singapore cannot be used in conjunction with other promotions or discounts.
• The SGD25 Meal Voucher is valid at Resorts World Sentosa-owned dining outlets, such as TEPPAN by Chef Yonemura, Fratelli Pizzeria, Osia Steak, and Seafood Grill, Forest™, Feng Shui Inn™, Sessions, Ocean Restaurant by Cat Cora™, Tangerine™ and any other restaurant or food cart at Universal Studios Singapore, except Starbucks.
• For safety purposes, children aged 7 and below must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 and above at all times during the VIP Experience.
• Children under the age of 18 will require their parent or legal guardian to fill up an indemnity form for their participation in the VIP Experience.
• Guests must fulfill the appropriate height requirements and understand the safety recommendations for each attraction.
• Universal Express™ Unlimited is not valid for Canopy Flyer, Treasure Hunter, Amber Rock Climb, Magic Potion Spin, and Front Row of Battlestar Galactica.
• Resorts World Sentosa reserves the right to change the Terms and Conditions at any time.

Combo: Universal Studio Singapore + S.E.A Aquarium™ Singapore Tickets

• Make the most of your time in Singapore with this money-saving combo that grants you access to two of the city's most sought-after attractions.
• Get the free reign to explore the 6 zones and 25+ rides at Southeast Asia’s first and only Universal Studios theme park.
• Test your nerves on adrenaline-pumping rides such as Revenge of the Mummy and TRANSFORMERS The Ride: The Ultimate 3D Battle.
• S.E.A Aquarium, the largest aquarium in Singapore, offers an immersive experience with over 100,000 marine animals to discover.
• Explore the aquarium's 10 zones with 45 habitats, from the colorful coral reefs of the Coral Garden to the mysterious world of the Open Ocean.
• Admission to Universal Studios Singapore

S.E.A Aquarium™

• Admission to S.E.A Aquarium™
• Access to all 10 zones of the Aquarium
• Express Pass at Universal Studios Singapore
• Tip: Don't miss the fun meet and greets with Transformers, Blue the Velociraptor, Shrek, and more, check the park schedule for timings!
• Park hours will be stretched to 8pm on March 3, 9, 16, 23, 30, April 6, 13, 21, 28, and May 4, 11, 19, 25 for the Universal Star Power Parade at 7:30pm.
• Tip: Check out the free shows where you can watch divers feed the fish and learn interesting facts about them.
• Note: All shows and public feeding sessions will not be available until further notice.

Combo (Save 7%): Universal Studios Singapore + Gardens by the Bay Tickets

• Get this budget-friendly combo and visit Gardens by the Bay and meet the minions at Universal Studios.
• Encounter an animatronic Banshee and Ilu at Cloud Forest, and walk among the unique flora of the Mediterranean region.
• At the Flower Dome, the world's largest glass greenhouse, look out for the African Baobab—the largest tree in the garden.
• Visit all 6 zones, such as Sci-Fi City and Ancient Egypt at Universal Studios Singapore, and mingle with Madagascar and Transformers characters.
• Gain a birds-eye view from Canopy Flyer above Jurassic Park and Dino Soarin. Join Optimus Prime or pick your side at Battlestar Galactica’s Human or Cylon war.
• Entry to Gardens By the Bay
• Access to Cloud Forest
• Access to Flower Dome
• Access to Floral Fantasy
• Entry to Universal Studios Singapore
• Tip: Check out the Character Meet and Greet timings and get a snap with your favorite characters at the park!
• Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility, Locker, Prayer Room, Pram/Stoller Accessibility.
• Passes are valid only on the day specified and cannot be used at any other time.
• Note that the following are not allowed during this experience: pets, food and beverages, production cameras, and drones.
• Tip: Spot terrestrial plants at Cloud Forest. Among the many exotic species, you'll discover the deadly scorpion thistle as well as the elegant Pandoran cycad.
• Visits to both conservatories must be completed on the same day and re-entry is not allowed.
• Note that the following are not allowed during this experience: food and beverages.
• Please be aware that closure dates apply to all attractions, and you can check the latest dates here .

Combo (Save 7%): Skip-the-line Tickets to Universal Studios Singapore + Round-Trip Sky Pass to Singapore Cable Car

• Save time and money with this combo, granting skip-the-line access to Universal Studios Singapore and a round-trip Sky Pass for the Singapore Cable Car.
• Step into Hollywood at Universal Studios Singapore, wander through 6 zones, and ride renowned attractions like Transformers: The Ride and Battlestar Galactica.
• Interact with your favorite characters at Universal Studios and witness movie magic unfold with live shows like Lights, Camera, Action, and WaterWorld.
• Take to the skies with a round-trip Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass, offering stunning aerial views of Singapore’s Southern precinct and landmarks.
• Enjoy the lush greenery of Mount Faber Park and fly over Universal Studios, Resorts World Sentosa, among others.
• Skip-the-line tickets to Universal Studios Singapore

Singapore Cable Car

• Round trip Cable Car Sky Pass
• Express pass
• Tip: Apart from the rides, be sure to catch the street performances and parades that happen throughout the day.
• With skip-the-line tickets, you'll breeze right into the venue, bypassing the ticket booth queues. Remember, this isn't the same as an express pass, which speeds up your ride queues.

Round-Trip Sky Pass to Singapore Cable Car

• Tip: For the best photos, try to ride the cable car during golden hour, right before sunset.
• Singapore Cable Car maintenance will take place from 27 September to 24 October 2023. During this period, the cable car will continue to operate, but only one line will be available at any time.
• The Sentosa Line will be under maintenance from 27th September - 11th October 2023.

Combo (Save 7%): Universal Studios Singapore + Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck Tickets

• With a super saver combo, get access to Singapore's top attractions like Marina Bay Sands SkyPark observation deck and Universal Studios Singapore.
• Visit Marina Bay Sands' cantilevered viewing deck for a panoramic view of Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Strait, and the neighboring islands.
• Perched 200 meters above the ground, poised atop 3 towers, the observation deck lets you witness the Singapore Flyer and the F1 Pit Building.
• Explore the 7 zones at Universal Studios Singapore, soar above Jurassic Park with Dino Soarin', or enlist with Optimus Prime on an epic adventure.
• Mingle with your beloved mates from Minions, Sesame Street, and Madagascar and click the perfect memories with Kung Fu Panda, Shrek, and Cybertron.
• Capture 5 digital photos and 2 short animated videos to preserve your cherished moments for eternity.
• 5 digital photos
• 2 magic shots (short animated videos)

Marina Bay Sands SkyPark

• Entry to Marina Bay Sands Skypark observation deck

Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck

• Tip: Spot Merlion, the iconic mascot, and the sprawling waterfront homes from the deck.
• Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility, Pram/Stoller Accessibility.
• Note : Unmanned aircraft, such as radio-controlled aircraft, drones, and - Note that the following are not allowed during this experience: Unmanned aircraft like radio-controlled aircraft, drones, and remote-controlled kites, luggage, food and beverages, glass bottles, aluminum cans, pets, aerosol cans, firearms, pocket knives, chairs, picnic blankets, fireworks, illegal substances/narcotics, pepper spray, and mace.
• Professional photography and video-recording equipment are strictly prohibited inside the venue.
• Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility, Locker, Prayer Room, Pram/Stoller Accessibility, Drinking Water.
• The redemption of complimentary digital photos and Magic Shots can be done here . Detailed instructions are provided in the guest card you will receive during your visit.

Combo (Save 4%): Universal Studios Singapore + Adventure Cove Waterpark™ Tickets

• Visit both Universal Studios Singapore and Adventure Cove Waterpark™ with this money-saving combo ticket.
• At Universal Studios Singapore, travel to your favorite movie sets and enjoy thrilling rides at the 6 themed zones.
• Witness world-class shows and thrilling rides like the Transformers ride and Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure.
• Get your adrenaline pumping at Adventure Cove Waterpark™ with unlimited access to all rides and waterslides, including a thrilling hydro-magnetic coaster.
• Come face-to-face with over 30,000 marine animals including rays, sharks, and colorful tropical fish.

Adventure Cove Waterpark™

• Admission to Adventure Cove Waterpark™
• Unlimited access to rides and attractions
• Immersive Experiences at Adventure Cove Waterpark™
• Tip: Engage your children in any of the 4 kid-friendly zones where you don't have to fret about their safety.
• Children under 122cm must be accompanied by a supervising companion.
• Appropriate swimwear is required for all attractions.
• Personal floatation devices are not permitted. Life jackets are available free of charge in the waterpark.
• Adventure Cove Waterpark reserves the right to request guests to stop photography or video recording. Any photography or video recording is for personal use only.
• Outside food and beverages are strictly not permitted inside Adventure Cove Waterpark.

Combo (Save 5%): Universal Studios Singapore + S.E.A. Aquarium™ + Adventure Cove Waterpark™ Tickets

• Save money as you enjoy access to three of Singapore's most popular attractions with this 3-in-1 combo ticket.
• Explore 25+ rides at Southeast Asia’s first and only Universal Studios theme park and check out exciting rides such as Revenge of the Mummy.
• At Adventure Cove Waterpark™, ride Southeast Asia's first hydro-magnetic coaster, Riptide Rocket, and the family-friendly Pipeline Plunge.
• Snorkel with 20,000 marine fish at the Rainbow Reef or brave the thrilling water slides such as the Tidal Twister and the Dueling Racer.
• At S.E.A. Aquarium™, discover 100,000+ marine animals in the 10 zones with 45 unique habitats, including the world's largest underwater viewing dome.
• Park hours will be stretched to 8pm on March 3, 9, 16, 23, 30, April 6, 13, 21, 28, and May 4, 11, 19, and 25 for the Universal Star Power Parade at 7:30pm.
• Tip: Don't miss the amazing shows and experiences such as Ray Bay, Rainbow Reef, and Splashworks.
• Tip: Join the free shows where you can see divers feed the fish and learn fun facts about various species.

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What is Universal Studios Singapore?

Universal Studios Singapore is a popular theme park in Sentosa Island, Singapore . It features a variety of exciting attractions, shows, and rides based on popular Universal franchises such as Transformers, Minions, Sesame Street, and Hollywood. You can explore six different themed zones, each offering a unique and immersive experience.

We've got all the information on popular rides like the Battlestar Galactica duelling roller coasters and the Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure, and all the other fun things you can do at the park. Take a look at all the ticket options below and find the best Universal Studio tickets for you.

Things to know before buying Universal Studios Singapore tickets

• As Universal Studios Singapore is an extremely popular attraction, tickets can sell out weeks in advance, especially during peak times like Christmas and New Year. Make sure to book tickets well ahead so your plans don't get affected.
• The lines at rides such as Battlestar Galactica and Jurassic Park can get quite long, no matter what time of year you visit. We recommend getting the Express Day pass to help skip the lines at the rides. These are also valid for multiple entries to each valid ride.
• If you are visiting Universal Studios, you should also check out the other Resorts World Sentosa attractions right next door. The Universal Studios Singapore + S.E.A Aquarium combo ticket is a good way to explore two of the most famous attractions on Sentosa Island in one go.
• If you want to explore a bit more of Sentosa Island after Universal Studios, the Universal Studios + Singapore Cable Car combo ticket gives you round-trip travel on the Island and is a great way to sightsee as well.

Which Universal Studios Singapore ticket is best for you?

If you are on a budget

Go for:  Standard admission tickets Duration:  Flexible

• Get full access to all the attractions and zones of USS with these admission tickets, and take your time enjoying the rides, shows and food at the theme park.

Recommended tickets Tickets to Universal Studios Singapore

If you are short on time

Go for:  Express passes Duration:  Flexible

• Bypass the long queues at the rides and save time with these express passes. They can be used once or multiple times on selected rides.
• Please note: These passes are for rides and attractions within Universal Studios; you will have to purchase a separate entry ticket to the park.

Recommended tickets Universal Studios Singapore Express Day Pass Combo: Universal Studios Singapore Tickets + Express Day Pass

If you want to explore in-depth

Go for:  VIP tickets Duration:  Flexible

• These tickets give you a personal tour guide who will take you around the theme park and share interesting tidbits along the way.
• Other perks include unlimited rides, a meal voucher, photos with the characters, and a souvenir to top it all off.

Recommended tickets Tickets to Universal Studios Singapore VIP Experience

If you want to explore beyond Universal Studios

Go for:  Combo attraction tickets Duration:  Flexible

• Make the most of your Singapore visit by checking off more than one attraction in one go with these curated combo tickets.
• These tickets are also great for when you want to save some money, since they are cheaper than purchasing separate entry tickets to each attraction.

Recommended tickets Combo: Universal Studios Singapore + Gardens by the Bay Tickets Combo: Universal Studios Singapore + Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck Tickets

Discounted tickets: Children aged 4-17 get a discount on their Universal Studios ticket, while those under 4 can enter for free.

Explore Universal Studios Singapore

Based on the famous Hollywood Boulevard, this zone features palm trees and a replica of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The top things to enjoy here include Elmo’s TV Time and Lake Hollywood Spectacular, along with the interactive street entertainment show Turntables.

Enjoy a host of experiences at this post-modern version of NYC. The popular Lights, Camera, Action! show, hosted by Steven Spielberg takes place here. Some other things to check out include the Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase ride and the Rhythm Truck live performance.

Sci-Fi City

Visit the metropolis of tomorrow and see what the future looks like. Some rides you cannot miss out on include the world’s tallest double roller coaster — Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON, Accelerator, and TRANSFORMERS The Ride: The Ultimate 3D Battle.

Far Far Away

Shrek fans cannot miss this zone, based on the Kingdom of Far Far Away from the movie series. Some of the exciting rides include the anti-gravity rollercoaster Puss In Boots’ Giant Journey and the kids’ rollercoaster Enchanted Airways. 

The Lost World

Relive the Jurassic Park and Waterworld series at this zone, with rides like Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure, Amber Rock Climb, and the kids’ favourite Dino-Soarin. Also, don’t miss the action-packed stunt show, WaterWorld, which is a crowd favorite.

Ancient Egypt

Take a trip back in time to explore Ancient Egypt and unearth its mysteries. Some rides that you cannot miss include Revenge of the Mummy rollercoaster and Treasure Hunters.

Top Universal Studios Singapore attractions

Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure

Zone: The Lost World

Plan your visit to Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore's opening hours are as follows:

• Monday to Sunday: 10 AM - 8 PM

Please note: While Universal Studios Singapore is open daily, they may update their timings occasionally. Just to be on the safe side, recheck the opening hours with the venue before your visit.

Universal Studios Singapore Address : 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269 | Find on map

Universal Studios is located in the Resorts World Sentosa on Sentosa Island . It's the first thing you will see on entering the Island via Sentosa Gateway. You can easily reach the theme park using public and private transport.

Nearest landmark: Resorts World Sentosa

• Wear loose clothes and comfortable shoes, as the park is massive and you will need to walk a lot.
• You can rent a locker should you want to keep your valuables stowed away while you enjoy the rides.
• Visit nearby Sentosa attractions if you have the time. Madame Tussauds , iFly Singapore , and Wings of Time are some good options to check out.
• Ensure you check the age, height, and/or weight restrictions before lining up for a ride.
• While pets are not allowed, you can take your service animals along, if required.
• Almost every zone has a gift shop to buy some souvenirs from; visit them and grab a memento to remember your trip to Universal.

Some well known Universal Studios Singapore food stops to check out include:

Mel's Drive-In : This All-American diner serves up a range of delicious fare including burgers and milkshakes. Halal friendly.

Fossil Fuels : Based on Jurassic Park, this food stall serves up themed snacks such as hot dogs and churros.

Goldilocks : Enjoy comfort food like fried chicken and Ben & Jerry's ice cream in this eatery. Halal friendly.

Please note that most eateries also offer vegetarian options.

Resort World Sentosa has several hotels that are nearby Universal Studios Singapore:

• Crockfords Tower
• Equarius Hotel
• Hard Rock Hotel Singapore
• Hotel Michael
• Ocean Suites
• TreeTop Lofts

• The venue is wheelchair accessible.
• Lockers are available for rent.
• First-aid services are available in the park.
• The venue has designated smoking areas for those who require it.
• Strollers are available for rent at SGD 15 (infants & single) and SGD 20 (double).

Frequently asked questions about Universal Studios Singapore tickets

Universal Studios Singapore tickets start at SGD 92. Check out the combo tickets and express passes for more attractions and value for money.

Yes, you can access all the rides and attractions at the park with your tickets.

Yes, you can purchase your Universal Studios Singapore tickets in advance by booking them online. Booking in advance is ideal since Universal Studios tickets sell out fast.

Apart from the general discounts on certain tickets and combos, children between the ages of 4-12 have a discounted ticket price, and children below 4 can enter theme park for free.

Universal Studios Singapore is open between 10 AM and 8 PM, daily. However, make sure to confirm the timings for the day, before you visit, as they may occasionally go up or down by an hour.

Yes, some rides at Universal Studios have age, height, and/or weight restrictions. Know more about them here .

No, you cannot bring outside food and drinks into the park; however, there are plenty of restaurants inside Universal where you can grab a bite to eat.

No, pets in general are not allowed inside the theme park. Service animals are an exception and are allowed inside. Please check with the venue for specific details.

The Express Pass is a great way to skip the long lines at rides and attractions at USS. Not to mention, you get to use the pass on multiple rides and multiple times, making it worth the money. One thing to note: these express passes are not entry tickets to Universal Studios; you will need a separate ticket to enter the theme park.

Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore is Southeast Asia’s first movie-themed park.

It offers a variety of fun activities, including 24 rides themed to movies, a festive stroll, a water park, a marine life park, and a maritime interactive museum and aquarium.

The park is open all year round and has recorded attendance figures as high as 4.5 million annually. 

The family-friendly park, which debuted in 2011, had filmmaker Steven Spielberg as a creative consultant.

It draws influence from Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters, such as Transformers, The Lost World, and Madagascar.

Hours: 10 am to 7 pm

Last entry: 5 pm, time needed: 1 day, ticket cost: $56 to $71, best time: early morning/late afternoon.

Universal Studios Singapore is located on Sentosa Island in Singapore.

Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269. Get directions .

Why are online tickets better?

Get tickets to Universal Studios Singapore and step into Resorts World Sentosa, where the scenes from famous movies and their iconic characters come to life!

On popular days, the park is often crowded, making the wait lines at ticket counters very long.

Booking online tickets for Universal Studios Singapore saves this waiting time and you can avoid the hassle of lining up for tickets.

And it saves money because it’s much cheaper than buying it on the counter on the day itself.

With the City Pass , you will get entry to more than 40 attractions in Singapore while saving up to 40% off the cost of purchasing individual tickets.

How do online tickets work?

Once you purchase your tickets to Universal Studios Singapore online , you will get an email with the ticket in PDF form.

Before visiting Universal Studios Singapore, we advise you to download the e-ticket (a PDF ticket with a barcode) given to your email address. 

This will allow you to enter the park directly by scanning the barcode.

Types of Universal Studios Singapore tickets

Get a full-day immersive entertainment experience that brings the silver screen to life with Universal Studios Singapore tickets.

Feel the thrills with some of the cinema’s biggest stars and adrenaline-packed rides with the General Admission ticket that provides a full-day admission to the theme park.

If you want hassle-free access that gives you direct entry to the park, go for the Hassle-free One-Day ticket for Universal Studios Singapore.

This ticket is a great convenience as it takes care of the travel along with the entrance and provides comfort.

Another type of ticket is the Combo Ticket . With Universal Studios Singapore combo tickets, you can visit at least one more attraction other than the Hollywood-themed park.

With the Singapore All-Inclusive Pass , explore over 40 popular Singapore attractions, including Universal Studios Singapore and save up to 40% over purchasing individual tickets.

If you want admission to the theme park but don’t want to go through the trouble of commuting, buy the Universal Studios Singapore: 1-Day Pass with 1 way Transfer , which gives an option of a one-time transfer.

Enjoy the largest Halloween celebration in Southeast Asia with more spine-tingling thrills than ever with the Universal Studios Singapore Halloween tickets.

Universal Studios Singapore Ticket Prices

Universal Studios Singapore tickets cost S$ 81 (US$ 60) for visitors 13 years and above. Kids aged 4 to 12 years pay a discounted price of S$ 61 (US$ 45).

Kids below the age of four years enter for free.

The most popular Universal Studios Singapore tickets are the One-Day Admission + Hotel Pickup , the General Admission ticket , and the One-Day Pass with Optional Transfer ticket .

Cost of Standard Admission Ticket

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The stress of rushing to get tickets at the last minute should not ruin your magical experience at a theme park like Universal Studios Singapore.

Buying tickets online is the best way to save those extra Singapore Dollars because online tickets are usually cheaper than on-site tickets.

The General Admission ticket of Universal Studios Singapore costs S$ 81 per person for people aged 13 years and above and S$ 61 per person for children aged 4 to 12 years for non-Singapore residents.

Do not miss this golden opportunity and buy your General Admission ticket now.

Unlock endless thrills and entertainment on Asia’s favorite island destination with a Universal Studios Singapore + Sentosa Fun Pass combo ticket with a discount of 5%.

If you want the entertainment of Universal Studios Singapore and the calm by the flowers of the Gardens, you can buy the Combo Ticket of USS + Gardens by the Bay with a discount of 5%.

The Combo ticket of USS + Singapore Cable Car offers a discount of 5% and gives the fun and thrilling adventure of both the park and the cable.

Two places are a must-go in Singapore – The Universal Studios Singapore and the S.E.A Aquarium.

Buy the Combo ticket of USS+S.E.A Aquarium to experience the world of movies and the marine on the same day with a total of just S$262.

“ Universal Studios Singapore was definitely on our wish list for Singapore. All the rides were crazy good, thrilling and give adrenaline rush like hell. I went on a roller coaster almost after a decade and enjoyed it to the fullest. The rides may look overwhelming but are designed for comfort & operated with utmost safety. Be it Transformer or Revenge of the Mummy or Dino-Soarin (for my daughter), each ride is an experience in itself and must have. “ Yashi Rastogi , Trip Advisor

Best Time To Visit Universal Studios Singapore

The off-peak days are the best time to visit Universal Studios Singapore. 

Anytime is an excellent time to visit, although crowded places will make you tired and make you wait longer. 

Avoid the weekends.

The best time to visit the park would be in the winter, specifically between November and February, when the weather is still chilly and comfortable enough to enjoy the outdoor rides and attractions at the park.

Even without the express pass, you wouldn’t have to wait too long for rides during the weekday hours.

Also, get to the USS as early as possible, especially on weekdays, if your tickets were pre-booked. 

Singapore is well-known for its tourism, so Universal Studios Singapore consistently receives many visitors. 

Avoid huge lines by arriving early at Universal Studios.

How long does it take to visit Universal Studios Singapore?

Seven distinct themed zones at Universal Studios Singapore provide an immersive entertainment experience, each with fun rides and on-site entertainment.

It would be best to spend 1 full day at Universal Studios Singapore to enjoy all the attractions. 

With an “opening act” to welcome the visitors, the park opens at 10 am . 

Once you enter Universal Studios Singapore, you get a copy of the show hours and a map . 

Street entertainment and character meet & greets are frequently timed events, so take advantage of them. 

You can plan your day in the park using the information on the map and show timings.

Do speak with a staff member if you want further details or advice on the different rides and shows that make up the available attractions.

Get the Universal Studios Singapore One-Day Pass to avail the exclusive features of the theme park for one whole day.

How much does a Universal Studios ticket cost in Singapore?

A Universal Studios Singapore single day ticket costs S$81 for adults (13 years of age and above) and S$61 for kids (4 to 12 years of age). 

One-day passes with pick up facility cost S$129 per adult and S$94 per kid.

Can you buy Universal Studios Singapore tickets at the gate?

Yes. You can buy tickets to Universal Studios Singapore at the gate.

But they might cost more and availability might not be certain on days of high crowd traffic.

It is recommended to purchase Universal Studios Singapore online tickets .

Which ticket should you buy for Universal Studios Singapore?

The ticket that you should buy depends upon the type of your visit.

If it is a short visit you can buy a one-day ticket or a one-day pass with transfer facilities. If the visit is longer you can go for a combo ticket or a Singapore city pass .

Can you do Universal Singapore in one day?

If you arrive at an optimal time, you can experience what the park offers in a day.

It usually takes six hours to traverse all the attractions inside the park and it is possible to do so in one day .

What is the ticket price for Universal Studios Singapore?

The ticket price for Universal Studios Singapore starts from S$ 81 for people aged 13 and over and at S$ 61 for visitors aged 4 to 12.

You can also obtain a Universal Studios Singapore ticket discount during select times of the year.

What is free in Universal Studios Singapore?

After you purchase the entry tickets, the rides and shows are free in Universal Studios Singapore.

You can enjoy them without worrying about buying separate tickets.

How much time is enough for Universal Studios Singapore?

People spend five and a half hours on average in the park.

That amount of time, or six hours, is enough normally to explore the park and enjoy it at your pace.

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3 Best Ways to Get to Universal Studios Singapore for You

Wondering how to get to Universal Studios Singapore by MRT ? In this guide, I’ll show you every step to reach this theme park.

For your information, the nearest MRT station to Universal Studios Singapore is HarbourFront Station . However, to reach there, you’ll still need to use either Sentosa Express, the Boardwalk, or the RWS8 Bus.

Now, let me show you in pictures the way to go! 😊

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To reach Universal Studios Singapore, first take the North East Line or Circle Line MRT to HarbourFront Station . Go out via Exit E and take the escalator up to level 3 of VivoCity mall . Then, board the Sentosa Express monorail to Resorts World Station , a 3-minute trip costing SGD $4.

After alighting at Resorts World Station, just follow the signboards for Universal Studios Singapore. The walk from there takes only about 1 minute.

Another important note is that the monorail rides on the island, including the return trip, are free .

Just to let you know, this is the best and easiest way to get to Universal Studios Singapore .

The Guide Below Will Show You A Step-by-Step Process For Getting To USS

1. If you choose to take the MRT to Universal Studios Singapore, simply board the MRT at the station nearest your hotel and get off at HarbourFront Station. From there, make your way out through Exit E and then walk up the stairs to VivoCity shopping mall.

2. After walking up the stairs, you’ll find an escalator on your left. Take it to Level 3.

3. Upon reaching Level 3 of VivoCity, make a U-turn and walk straight to the monorail ticketing counter.

4. Purchase a monorail ticket for SGD $4 at the counter, payable by cash, NETS, or credit cards.

If you have an EZ-Link card or a NETS Flash card, you don’t need to buy a monorail ticket because you can use the card to ride the monorail directly.

You are able to get one of these cards at convenience stores (such as 7-Eleven, Buzz Pods, and Cheers) or at the MRT station in Changi Airport.

The monorail operates from 7 AM to 12 AM.

5. Scan your monorail ticket, EZ-Link card, or NETS Flash card at the boarding gate of VivoCity Station.

6. Board the monorail to Resorts World Station, which is just one station away from VivoCity Station.

7. Alight at Resorts World Station and then take the escalator down.

8. After descending the escalator at Resorts World Station, proceed straight towards Universal Studios Singapore.

9. At this point, turn right.

10. After turning right, you’ll see the entrance to Universal Studios Singapore.

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Book your Universal Studios tickets online to skip the long lines at the ticket booth. With online purchase, you get e-tickets for direct park entry, saving time and offering great convenience.

If you want to save money , you can walk to Universal Studios Singapore from VivoCity shopping mall via the Sentosa Boardwalk . It’s a free walk that takes about 15 minutes to reach the theme park.

Just in case you don’t know, this boardwalk is sheltered and connects to Sentosa Island .

The Detailed Instructions Below Will Show You How To Walk There

1. Given that you decide to go to Universal Studios Singapore on foot, the first step is to reach HarbourFront Station via MRT. Then, head towards Exit E and turn left to find the escalator.

2. Take the escalator up to level 1 of VivoCity shopping mall.

3. Once you reach level 1, stay in the left lane and continue straight.

4. At the crossroad, turn left.

5. Continue straight ahead. Soon, you will come across an exit from VivoCity shopping mall.

6. Exit VivoCity shopping mall and proceed straight along this walkway. Soon, you’ll spot the Sentosa Boardwalk.

7. Walk in this direction towards the boardwalk.

8. This is the Sentosa Boardwalk. So, keep walking straight until you reach the end of the boardwalk.

9. When you get to the end of the Sentosa Boardwalk, go through the entry gate and continue straight to cross the bridge ahead.

10. Cross the bridge.

11. After crossing the bridge, turn right and continue straight until you reach a cross junction.

12. At the cross junction, turn left. After turning, you’ll see Universal Studios Singapore ahead.

Catch the RWS8 bus from bus stop 14141 at Exit B of HarbourFront Station to Resorts World Sentosa. The entire journey takes approximately 10 minutes , with a bus fare of SGD $1 .

Upon reaching Resorts World Sentosa, simply take the escalator up to level 1 and follow the signs to guide you to Universal Studios Singapore .

The RWS8 bus operates as a loop service, running every 5 to 10 minutes, starting at 5:15 AM and ending at 11:45 PM.

In summary, the Sentosa Express monorail is the quickest way to travel to Universal Studios Singapore , costing SGD $4 . Personally, I prefer the monorail for its convenience and time-saving .

If you’re looking to save money, walking via the boardwalk is a good option since it’s free, but it takes longer to reach the park.

As for the bus, it might be more suited to locals who are familiar with the routes, as travelers need to pay attention to their stop.

Get ahead of the busy ticket lines at Universal Studios Singapore by purchasing your tickets online.

This popular theme park often attracts large crowds, leading to extended waits at the ticket booths.

So, buy your tickets online here and enter the park directly with your e-ticket from your phone . This gives you more time to enjoy the thrilling rides and fantastic shows.

When you visit Singapore , make sure to include Universal Studios Singapore on your trip.

The roller coasters there are truly exhilarating, and the shows are absolutely amazing.

It feels like you’re stepping into the world of your favorite movies.

Whether you’re with family or just looking for fun, this place is sure to impress.

Trust me, you’ll create memories that last a lifetime at Universal Studios Singapore!

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Singapore has long been a holiday favourite for Australians, either as a stop-over city on the way to Europe or the Middle East or as base for exploring Asia. According to the latest figures from data portal, Statista, 566,000 Australians visited the country in 2022.

If you’re also planning to visit, travel insurance for Singapore can safeguard your trip against a number of potential mishaps, such as falling ill while away, losing your luggage and belongings or even needing to cancel the trip before it’s even begun. Singapore is a safe country, but the cost of medical care is high.  Find out more about how travel insurance for Singapore works below.

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There are three main types of travel insurance policy for Singapore. These are:

• Single trip: for a one-off trip in the space of 12 months to Singapore
• Annual multi-trip : for more than one trip in the space of 12 months to Singapore or various destinations. This type of cover can work out more cost-effective than buying multiple single trip policies but not always so it’s best to compare both types of cover.
• Long-stay/backpacker : for an extended stay in Singapore, of typically 60 or 90 days, or 12 or 18 months. Cover for 24 months may be available, from certain providers.

When applying for travel insurance online, you’ll first be asked to enter your holiday destination. Depending on the insurer, you’ll need to click on Singapore, Asia or Worldwide travel excluding the US and nearby destinations such as Mexico, the Caribbean, Canada and Greenland. The latter option excludes a part of the world where medical costs are the highest, which in turn, bumps up the cost of cover. If you’re also planning to travel to the US, for example, there are separate worldwide policies that include it as a destination.

Insurers usually offer at least two or more types of travel insurance policy from basic or comprehensive cover and anything in between. Comprehensive policies offer the highest cover levels and widest range of benefits.

A key component of all travel insurance policies is emergency medical cover. You’ll find a comprehensive policy for Singapore will often offer an unlimited amount.

The standard of medical facilities and care in Singapore is similar to, or higher than in Australia, and the cost often much higher, so medical cover can prove a vital resource should you fall ill, or get injured, while away.

Note that in the case of an emergency, you’ll likely need to pay up-front first, and then reclaim the costs from your insurer, or confirm payment from your insurer with a hospital before it will provide treatment.

As standard, travel insurance for Singapore can also cover repatriation and emergency rescue, in severe medical cases, the loss or theft of your baggage and belongings and trip cancellation if you can no longer travel for reasons such as falling ill, suffering a bereavement or losing your job.

They will also likely include an array of other forms of protection, providing the most at comprehensive level. This includes cover for lost or stolen money, passports and documentation, missed departures, online fraud, and travel delay. The types of cover on offer, and cover limits, will vary between providers. You can find exactly what a policy includes in its product disclosure statement (PDS), which is usually found on an insurer’s website.

There are a number of ways you can ensure your policy fits your needs. Many insurers offer optional add-ons that you can purchase if you need specialised cover. These include insurance for gadgets (such as a smartphone or laptop), a cruise and playing golf.

If you’re thinking of participating in more high-octane activities, check your policy’s PDS. Many cover around 100 or so sports automatically. Cover for what an insurer classes as high-risk activities, such as skydiving, bungee jumping, outdoor rock climbing, and activities requiring a set of wheels, such as quad biking, may require purchasing an additional ‘sports pack’ for your policy.

While reading through a policy’s PDS, it’s crucial to also take note of any limitations of cover. These can differ between policies, but generally you can expect most insures to refuse claims relating to a pre-existing condition. This is a medical condition you had before taking out the policy. The insurer may not cover such conditions, or may refuse your claim if you did not declare your condition on applying for the policy.

An insurer is also unlikely to accept claims for an injury caused by taking part in a sport or activity where you did not wear the appropriate safety gear, such as a helmet, knee pads or a harness. Claims resulting from disorderly behaviour or being under the influence of drink or drugs will also likely be rejected.

It’s best to regularly check government advice for your destination, which it publishes on its Smartraveller website. This includes warnings about natural disasters, terrorism threats and pandemics. Visiting Singapore, or a part of the country, if the government puts it on its “do not travel” list, could invalidate your policy.

The amount you’ll need to pay for your travel insurance policy will depend on a range of factors. An insurer will consider your holiday destination, associated costs when travelling there and the length of time you’ll be travelling.

The price of a policy can rise for mature travellers and those with pre-existing conditions, as insurers view these travellers as more likely to claim on their policy.

To provide an idea of how much travel insurance for Singapore can cost, we ran quotes on the sites of the insurers we’ve rated the top five for travel insurance.

We used the profile of a family of four, aged 42, 40, 14 and 12, spending 13 to 26 May in the country, and assumed they have no pre-existing conditions, (although these providers do offer cover for pre-existing conditions should you need it).

We found basic cover ranged from around $106 to $202, while comprehensive cover started at around $241, with the most expensive policy costing just under $304.

Before choosing a policy, it’s important to shop around. An easy way to do this is to run quotes on the websites of various insurers and compare factors such as the type of cover a policy includes and cover levels against price.

To help you with your search, we’ve conducted some research and found our pick of the best comprehensive travel insurance policies .

Is travel insurance for Singapore worth it?

While travel insurance for Singapore isn’t mandatory, it can be considered a travel essential if you have no other means of covering emergency costs while away.

Emergency medical fees can easily stack up to thousands of dollars alone, and without travel insurance in place, you would have to cover them out of pocket. Travel insurance also can cover a number of eventualities that we often fail to consider, such as an airline, transport company, or accommodation provider going bust.

What is ‘excess’ in insurance?

An excess is a set amount you’ll be expected to pay on each approved claim. It’s usually levied per person on the policy, per event, per claim, but you can check the PDS for the specifics concerning your insurer. You usually can pick from a range of excess amounts, from $50 to $250 on average, when taking out a policy.

The more you choose to pay in excess, the lower your policy premium—the cost of your policy—typically will be, while paying less in excess will raise the cost. An excess is usually deducted from a claim amount, so you won’t need to pay for it out of pocket. However, it’s still crucial that you make sure it’s affordable.

Can I buy a policy while I’m in Singapore?

Some providers won’t cover a holiday if it’s already started. Others may cover you, but apply a waiting period of around 72 hours before you can claim.

The best time to take out travel insurance is as soon as you’ve booked your holiday, as you’ll be immediately covered for trip cancellation. Insurers are highly unlikely to consider claims resulting from something that happened before you took out the policy.

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