FAQs about Universal Studios Singapore

The park usually opens at 10 am, so it’s best to arrive at least 30 minutes early to make the most of your day and enjoy popular attractions with shorter wait times.

As of now, a one-day ticket to Universal Studios Singapore costs approximately S$87 for adults and S$65 for children.

Yes, Universal Studios Singapore offers the Universal Express Pass, which allows you to skip regular lines at select attractions.

Yes, Universal Studios Singapore accepts Apple Pay at various locations within the park, including select dining and retail outlets.

While reservations are not typically required, it’s advisable to purchase tickets in advance, especially during peak seasons, to ensure availability.

For two adults, standard admission would total approximately S$174. Additional costs for dining, souvenirs, and optional Express Passes can vary based on personal preferences.

Yes, you can purchase an Express Pass either online in advance or at designated locations within the park, subject to availability.

Yes, guests can exit and re-enter the park on the same day. Ensure you get a hand stamp or retain your ticket for re-entry.

Children under the age of 4 can enter Universal Studios Singapore for free. Children aged 4 and above require a ticket.

Valet parking at Resorts World Sentosa is available for SGD 3 per vehicle, excluding standard parking fees. Regular parking rates apply in addition to the valet service charge.

Yes, cash payments are accepted throughout the park. However, contactless payments are encouraged for convenience and safety.

Ticket prices remain consistent throughout the week. However, visiting on weekdays may offer a less crowded experience than weekends.

It’s recommended to purchase tickets at least a few days in advance, especially during peak travel seasons, to ensure availability.

Yes, tickets can be purchased at the park entrance. However, buying online in advance is advisable to avoid potential sell-outs and to save time.

The park operates rain or shine. Some outdoor attractions may temporarily close during heavy rain for safety reasons but typically resume once conditions improve.

Tickets are generally non-refundable. It’s important to review the terms and conditions at the time of purchase.

The VIP Experience offers guided tours, priority access to attractions, reserved seating at shows, and other exclusive perks.

Beyond ticket costs, budgeting an additional S$50-100 per person for meals, snacks, and souvenirs is reasonable. This can vary based on individual spending habits.

No, outside food and beverages are not permitted inside Universal Studios Singapore. However, the park offers a variety of dining options to cater to different tastes and dietary needs.

Universal Studios Singapore’s opening hours vary depending on the season and day of the week. Usually, the park opens at 10 am and closes between 6 pm and 9 pm, with extended hours during peak periods such as school holidays and festive seasons. On certain days, the park may stay open later for special events.

Closing times vary based on the season or special events, but the park generally closes between 6 pm and 9 pm.

It’s recommended to wear comfortable attire suitable for a theme park visit. Lightweight clothing and comfortable footwear are ideal, considering Singapore’s warm climate. Avoid heavy fabrics and opt for breathable materials.

At Universal Studios Singapore, you can bring sealed bottled water, small snacks, backpacks (subject to security checks), cameras, phones, and empty reusable water bottles. However, outside meals, large coolers, alcohol, glass containers, weapons, and sharp objects are not allowed.

Changi Airport is the nearest airport to Universal Studios Singapore, located approximately 26 kilometers away. The journey to the park typically takes around 25 minutes by car or taxi.

For safety reasons, large bags are not permitted on most rides. The park provides locker rentals near certain attractions where you can store your belongings securely.

Smoking is only allowed in designated areas within Universal Studios Singapore. Smoking outside these areas is prohibited to ensure the comfort and safety of all guests.

Yes, you can bring a backpack to the park. However, for certain rides, you may be required to store larger bags in lockers provided near the attractions.

Unlike some other Universal Studios parks, Universal Studios Singapore does not feature a traditional studio tour. Instead, it offers various themed zones and attractions based on popular movies.

There are several accommodation options within Resorts World Sentosa, such as Hard Rock Hotel Singapore and Hotel Michael, offering convenient access to the park. Additionally, various hotels on Sentosa Island and in mainland Singapore cater to different budgets and preferences.

Yes, it’s feasible to explore Universal Studios Singapore in a single day. To maximize your experience, arrive early, plan your itinerary, and consider purchasing an Express Pass to reduce wait times for popular attractions.

Yes, you can bring a reusable water bottle. There are water fountains and refill stations available throughout the park for your convenience.

Yes, locker rentals are available at various locations within the park for a fee. These lockers are useful for storing personal items, especially before boarding rides that do not allow loose articles.

Yes, Universal Studios Singapore serves alcoholic drinks at different spots in the park. You can grab a Heineken at “The Dungeon” or find drink stations selling options like Tiger Beer while exploring the park.

Vaping is only permitted in designated smoking areas within the park.

Must-try dishes at Universal Studios Singapore include the Mel’s Rendang Burger at Mel’s Drive-In in the Hollywood zone, the flavorful Mutton Masala Briyani at Oasis Spice Café in Ancient Egypt, and the delicious Duck and Char Siu Noodles, available at various food stalls throughout the park.

Universal Studios Singapore is surrounded by exciting attractions. Cool off at Adventure Cove Waterpark, explore marine life at the S.E.A. Aquarium, or experience indoor skydiving at iFly Singapore. For more thrills, tackle obstacles at HydroDash or enjoy virtual reality fun at HeadRock VR.

You can bring sealed water bottles, but outside drinks like soda, juice, and alcohol are not allowed.

Yes, Universal Studios Singapore has great attractions for toddlers! They can enjoy Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase, Dino-Soarin’, and Magic Potion Spin. The park also provides stroller rentals and baby-changing stations for a hassle-free visit!

Yes, you can refill your bottles at water fountains and designated refill stations around the park.

Yes, baby-changing stations are available in all restrooms.

Yes, service animals are allowed, but they must be leashed and well-behaved.

Stroller rentals are available near the park entrance (right side) for S$15 (single) and S$20 (double). Annual Pass holders get a S$5 discount.

Yes, free WiFi is available for guests throughout the park.

Universal Studios Singapore features 14 rides, various live shows, and meet and greets spread across seven themed zones.

At Universal Studios Singapore, meet Elmo and Oscar the Grouch in New York, Optimus Prime and Megatron from Transformers, Blue the Velociraptor and Dr. Rodney in The Lost World, and Shrek, Princess Fiona, Puss in Boots, and Kitty Softpaws in Far Far Away. Don’t miss the chance to snap a photo with your favorites!

Toddlers at Universal Studios Singapore can enjoy Magic Potion Spin in Far Far Away, Dino-Soarin’ in The Lost World, Treasure Hunters in Ancient Egypt, and Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase in New York. These gentle, fun rides make the park perfect for young visitors!

Universal Studios Singapore features a total of six roller coasters, offering a range of experiences from thrilling adventures to family-friendly rides.

Yes, Universal Studios Singapore features fireworks during special events. The Lake Hollywood Spectacular typically runs on Friday and Saturday nights. During the festive season, the Lake Hollywood Christmas Fireworks light up the sky from November 29 to December 31, held Friday to Sunday at 9 pm.

The two most scariest rides at the park are Battlestar Galactica: CYLON and Revenge of the Mummy.

Pregnant visitors at Universal Studios Singapore should avoid thrill rides but can still enjoy gentle attractions like Treasure Hunters in Ancient Egypt. They can also watch live shows, meet beloved characters, and explore the park’s scenic areas and themed environments for a fun and safe experience.

Revenge of the Mummy at Universal Studios Singapore is an indoor roller coaster that offers a thrilling experience lasting approximately 1 minute and 57 seconds.

Yes, Universal Studios Singapore has water-based attractions for a fun break from the heat. In The Lost World, Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure takes riders through white-water rapids with animatronic dinosaurs and a thrilling drop—expect to get soaked! The WaterWorld stunt show features explosive action and water effects, with “Soak Zones” where the audience may get splashed.

One full day is enough to experience all the rides, shows, and attractions.

The Battlestar Galactica: Human vs. Cylon dueling roller coasters are among the park’s fastest attractions. Both coasters reach speeds of up to 90 kilometers per hour (56 mph).

No, Universal Studios Singapore does not have a water park.

Yes! Universal Studios Singapore offers Rider Swap, letting parents take turns on rides while the other stays with the child.

Yes! The rides has height requirements for safety. For example, Revenge of the Mummy and Battlestar Galactica require riders to be at least 125 cm (4 feet 1 inch) tall, while Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure has a minimum height of 107 cm (3 feet 6 inches).

Showtimes vary daily. It is best to check the Universal Studios app (Android, iPhone) or park schedule for exact times.

Yes, Universal Studios Singapore hosts parades during festive seasons and special events. The Universal Star Power Parade is part of the Universal After Hours program, usually held on Fridays, Saturdays, and select public holidays.

Yes, Universal Studios Singapore offers exciting live shows! Watch WaterWorld, a thrilling stunt show with water effects. Enjoy Donkey Live, an interactive sing-along with Donkey from Shrek, and experience Lights, Camera, Action!, where Steven Spielberg showcases movie special effects in a hurricane simulation.

As of now, Universal Studios Singapore does not feature any rides that utilize virtual reality (VR) technology.

Yes, Universal Studios Singapore has 3D and 4D attractions! Ride TRANSFORMERS: The Ultimate 3D Battle, a thrilling 3D simulator with high-definition visuals and special effects. Experience Shrek 4-D Adventure, where motion seats and water sprays bring the fairy-tale journey to life!

Yes, Universal Studios Singapore offers interactive attractions! Chat and sing along with Donkey Live, or experience Lights, Camera, Action!, where Steven Spielberg showcases movie special effects in a thrilling hurricane simulation.

Yes, Universal Studios Singapore has hosted nighttime shows like the Lake Hollywood Spectacular fireworks. Availability varies, so check the guest services for the latest updates.

Universal Studios Singapore attracted more than 2 million visitors in the 9 months from its opening. Since then, the park has averaged approximately 4 million visitors annually. This equates to an average of about 11,000 visitors per day.

Universal Studios is owned by NBCUniversal, which is a part of Comcast Corporation.

There are five Universal Studios theme parks worldwide:
1. Universal Studios Hollywood (California, USA)
2. Universal Studios Florida (Orlando, USA)
3. Universal Studios Japan (Osaka, Japan)
4. Universal Studios Singapore (Sentosa Island, Singapore)
5. Universal Studios Beijing (Beijing, China)

Universal Studios Singapore officially opened on May 28, 2011.

The exact daily revenue for Universal Studios Singapore isn’t public, but in 1st quarter of 2024, Universal’s theme parks earned $1.979 billion, averaging $22 million daily worldwide. Individual park earnings vary.

The best Universal Studios park depends on personal preferences and attractions. Hollywood offers authentic studio tours, while Florida is part of a larger resort. Japan features exclusive attractions like Super Nintendo World, and Singapore provides a compact yet diverse experience in a tropical setting. Beijing, the newest park, boasts state-of-the-art rides. Visitor experiences vary based on crowds, events, and interests.

Universal Studios Singapore covers an area of approximately 20 hectares (49 acres).