Universal Studios Singapore(USS, USG, universal SG)

It's much smaller than those in Beijing and Japan, but on weekdays, apart from the big roller coaster, there are almost no queues for the others. The roller coaster rides take about 40 minutes, and the queues are friendly. On weekdays, you don't need to buy a pass. It opens at 10 am, and you can experience all the rides. You'll be done around 3 or 4 pm.

IT WAS GOOOODDDD!!! We came during Wicked For Good promotion so the decorations were so niceee!! We had fun playing the rides and taking pictures with the mascots!

I've been there many times. This time I went because my partner was visiting Singapore. I booked tickets through Ctrip, which was a bit cheaper than Klook. Buying tickets through Ctrip was also very convenient. I recommend going on a weekday, as it's less crowded and the queues aren't too long. Must-do attractions: Mummy, Transformers, Battlestar Galactica, Canopy Flyer, Rapids Adventure (you might get wet). You can also experience Steven Spielberg's indoor photo effects. It's a pity Waterworld was closed. The newly opened Minion Land is adorable! The whole area is great for taking photos.

Although the Singapore Universal Studios is small, it has a lot of content, including the classic Jurassic Drift, the Mummy Dark Ride, the world's first Transformers, the world's tallest double-track roller coaster, the Future Water World show, some small amusement facilities suitable for family play, and an indoor 5D dynamic theater, which can make tourists of all ages have fun. The colorful Minions area, which will open in early 25 years, is even more worth looking forward to. . .

I didn't want to waste time queuing up in the crowds during the summer vacation, so I chose the VIP guided tour service, which I felt was worth it. At 11 o'clock, the tour guide Miss Deng Yao led the team to start the tour. All projects were directly entered through the exit. There were VIP areas for watching performances and interacting with the Minions. There was also 1 hour for lunch. I finished all the projects at 5 o'clock. The young lady's service was thoughtful and enthusiastic. I had a lot of fun. The only regret was that there was no Harry Potter.

Universal Studios is in Sentosa. You need to take the MRT train to get there. You can buy tickets on site. The Universal Studios Singapore is not big. You can visit Sentosa in the morning when the sun is small, play Universal Studios in the afternoon, and play the Skyline Coaster at sunset.

The reason why I gave it five stars is that there was no queue. The longest queue was 20 minutes for Sesame Street, and the rest were 5 minutes... But I didn't dare to do anything. A mummy scared me to death. I didn't try the roller coaster project later, but the APP showed that it was no more than 10 minutes

Walking in Singapore, I came to Universal Studios. Since I was at the door, I went in to take a look. If you go in the afternoon like me, I recommend buying tickets online (cost-effective). The offline price is still the full-day ticket price without discount. The ticket window communicates in English and there is no Chinese service. So in summary, buying tickets online is economical and convenient. You can enter the park by swiping your phone. Although it is not big inside, you still have to queue. It is recommended to go early. The park closes at 7 pm. The surrounding transportation is very convenient, very suitable for family outings. The amusement equipment is similar, but the performances inside (singing and dancing performances, movie special effects) can be seen. Personally, I think the performance is the characteristic of the studio itself, and I like it more.