The last active coastal battery in Singapore built in the late 19th century, Fort Siloso is now a national monument, with many key landmarks in the area conserved to tell its story. There are a number of routes you can embark on to explore this area (refer to the brochure map on their website). The … More Review: Fort Siloso Skywalk & Museum, Sentosa Island (Singapore)
On Sentosa Island, there are two separate cable car lines. One of them is the Mount Faber Line, which brings you from the mainland across to the island and vice versa, and the other is the Sentosa Line, which traverses the key attraction landmarks within the island itself. I can’t remember the last time I … More Review: Singapore Cable Car, Sentosa Island (Singapore)
Besides Universal Studios Singapore, Adventure Cove Waterpark was the other theme park at Resorts World Sentosa that I really wanted to check out. The entry tickets for my husband and I came at a steal too as we redeemed them with part of the 285 Sentosa Fun Pass tokens that we bought for $51 on … More Review: Adventure Cove Waterpark, Resorts World Sentosa (Singapore)
HeadRock VR is a virtual reality theme park located at Southside on Sentosa, which is quite a distance away on the opposite end from The Barracks Hotel where my husband and I were staying at. After checking out from the hotel, we got a buggy ride down to the Siloso Point cable car station just … More Review: HeadRock VR Theme Park, Sentosa Island (Singapore)
The first of its kind in Southeast Asia, Universal Studios Singapore (USS) is nestled within Resorts World Sentosa and pretty convenient to get to. My husband and I actually already visited 4 months ago (reviewed that experience here) but the prices on Traveloka were simply too good to pass up! I invited my best friend … More Review: Universal Studios Singapore – Christmas Edition, Resorts World Sentosa (Singapore)
Jewel Changi dedicated a massive proportion of its top floor on level 5 to being a recreational playspace, with various attractions catering to different age groups and more importantly, activity levels. Some are relaxing and sedentary while others are slightly more thrilling and require a little bit of fitness to get through. On the official … More Review: Canopy Park & Manulife Bouncing Net, Jewel Changi Airport (Singapore)
Madame Tussauds is a world-renowned wax museum founded by Marie Tussaud and first opened its doors in London back in 1835. It now has many chains in various countries and the one in Singapore located on Sentosa Island is the seventh branch to open in Asia. During one of Klook’s promotion periods, my husband won … More Review: Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, Resorts World Sentosa (Singapore)
River Safari recently underwent a name change to River Wonders as part of a corporate rebranding move, so for consistency, I’ll be referring to River Safari as River Wonders from here on out! This wildlife park is one of four (soon to be five) parks managed by the Mandai Wildlife Group, with a river theme … More Review: River Safari/Wonders, Mandai Wildlife Reserve (Singapore)
Over the years since its inception in 2011, I’ve visited Universal Studios Singapore (USS) quite a number of times and tried almost all the rides (strangely enough, never once was the Battlestar Galactica ride open on any of my visits). I didn’t think I needed another visit until Traveloka launched a huge sale promoting attractions … More Review: Universal Studios Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa (Singapore)
S.E.A. Aquarium is one of the many attractions situated within Resorts World Sentosa that I’ve been meaning to visit for quite some time already. Holding the title of the world’s second largest oceanarium, it houses more than 100,000 marine animals of over a thousand species across 45 different habitats. There are different zones with various … More Review: S.E.A. Aquarium, Resorts World Sentosa (Singapore)
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