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I rode it both at night and during the day. The night view was amazing, and the daytime offered a different, yet equally wonderful experience. The open-air seats are popular at night, while the covered seats are more popular during the day because of the heat. Exchanging the ticket was easy. Just show your QR code at the right window of the ticket office in Clarke Quay, and they'll exchange it for a paper ticket. After that, you line up to board. There's a queue at night, but the boats come and go frequently, so you don't have to wait long. During the day, I exchanged my QR code ticket for a paper ticket before it opened, got a numbered ticket, and waited to be called in order. There wasn't a timetable, so I got the impression that you can ride when enough people gather. Overall, it was a great experience. Highly recommended.

We had so much fun at Universal Studios! Although we weren’t able to try all the rides since we didn’t book the Express Pass, the experience was still worth it. (Tip: If you want to avoid long queues, it’s best to get the Express Pass.) make sure to bring sunscreen to protect you from the sun and water to keep you hydrated.

We had a wonderful time at Gardens by the Bay. The Flower Dome was stunning, especially with its wide variety of orchids, which we truly enjoyed. The Cloud Forest was equally fun and exciting, with its Jurassic Park themed displays adding a unique and adventurous touch to the experience.

Its more to see than thr last time, more sea creatures. The stass always accomodating. As always ak so very very wxcited to see the new Oceanarium. Difinetely am going to cone and visit again. The price is worth it. Klook is always an easy to book with

Very seamless pick up process at the airport and its open 24 hrs which is definitely a plus since I have a red eye flight. Plug and play and reliable service all throughout Singapore! Klook provided clear instructions on how to pick it up upon arrival at the airport.

🌙 Night Safari Highlights ✅ 1. The World's First Night Wildlife Park Opened in 1994, Singapore's Night Safari is the world's first nocturnal wildlife park. Located in the Mandai Lake Forest Reserve and spanning approximately 35 hectares, it houses over 900 animals from about 100 species, with around 41% being endangered species. Wikipedia +15 Wikipedia +15 Wonderwall +15 . ✅ 2. When the Sun Sets, the Animals Awaken The park is divided into six geographical regions and four walking trails. You can observe nocturnal and crepuscular animals up close, such as lions, Asian elephants, Malayan tapirs, fishing cats, and pangolins, by taking the complimentary tram ride (40 minutes) or upgrading to a language-specific tram. Wikipedia Gorgeous Unknown Klook Travel . ✅ 3. Creatures of the Night Show The "Creatures of the Night" show displays lively natural behaviors, such as the special skills of otters, spotted hyenas, and binturongs, and combines cultural dances, blowpipe demonstrations, and fire dances (now replaced with a LED light show). Wikipedia Klook Travel Wikipedia . ✅ 4. Four Exciting Trails Fishing Cat Trail: See fishing cats, giant anteaters, tapirs, and more. Leopard Trail: Get close to clouded leopards, flying foxes, and Malayan raccoons. East Lodge Trail: Discover babirusas, red river hogs, bongos, and more. Tasmanian Devil Trail: Observe Tasmanian devils and wallabies, among other Australian nocturnal mammals.

Easy to redeem the tickets and the kids were very excited to have a ride downhill alone. 3 rides are good enough to play even though 4 different rides path were provided. do not recommend the yellow ones as the path is short and not much difficult to ride. they like the Dragon and Expedition rides very much. worth to try this activity when you come to Sentosa!

All of us enjoyed the activity very much. they loved holding the wand and behaved like a witch to take photos. The Knight bus was so interesting. must try to drink a cup of frozen butterbeer as the taste is very good!

⭐ Highlight Recommendations 🚀 Architectural Marvels and Panoramic Views Located on the 57th floor, atop the three towers of Marina Bay Sands, SkyPark is built on a nearly 200-meter-high platform. Spanning 1.2 hectares, it's about the size of three football fields. YouTube +8 Wikipedia +8 safdiearchitects.com +8 From here, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Singapore's Marina Bay, the Central Business District, Gardens by the Bay, and even the Indonesian archipelago in the distance. alovelettertoasia.com Wikipedia 🌅 Best Views: Day and Dusk Fewer crowds and clear visibility during the day; in the evening, enjoy both the sunset and the evening light show, complemented by the Spectra light and water show and Garden Rhapsody at Gardens by the Bay, creating the most romantic scenery. Albom Adventures +1 www.singapore-tickets.com +1 🪑 Comfortable Amenities and Relaxed Atmosphere The observation deck is spacious, with plenty of seating areas where you can sit, relax, and enjoy the breeze. The area is designed with a relaxing and charming atmosphere, and the staff are friendly and helpful. alovelettertoasia.com Tripadvisor Tripadvisor 💰 Ticket Prices and Value for Money Weekday ticket prices are divided into off-peak hours (10:00 AM–4:30 PM, last entry at 4:00 PM) at approximately S$35 per person, and peak hours (5:00 PM–10:00 PM, last entry 8:30 PM) at S$39 per person. alovelettertoasia.com Prices may be adjusted to approximately S$46 per person during special holidays (such as Singapore's National Day Parade rehearsals). alovelettertoasia.com If you visit frequently or hold a Sands Card, you may be eligible for discounts or promotions. alovelettertoasia.com Although the tickets are slightly more expensive than other observation decks in the city, the observation deck offers nearly 360-degree unobstructed views and a comfortable atmosphere, leading many travelers to believe it's "worth paying a little extra." reddit.com Tripadvisor