Boys' Trip Singapore: Roller Coasters by Day, Bars by Night

★★★★Aleena Sara Varghese· a month ago“Universal Studios Singapore was a great experience and definitely a fun place for families. Children would really enjoy the park, but it’s better to take them once they are a bit taller because many rides have minimum height requirements. There can be long queues for popular rides, so be prepared for some waiting time. If you are confused about where to go or want to check ride timings, shows, and live events, make sure to download the Universal Studios app from the Play Store. It’s very helpful for navigation and planning your day. The hotel we stayed at was also good, and there were many food options available. We tried different kinds of biryani at an Indian café called Oasis. Most were nice, but the Roast Chicken Biryani was not that great, so I wouldn’t personally recommend that one. Some must-try rides are Transformers, Revenge of the Mummy, Minions, Shrek 4D, and the roller coasters if you enjoy thrilling rides. Revenge of the Mummy can feel a bit scary at first, but it’s completely safe and very exciting. Shopping areas also available to buy souvenirs. Unfortunately, the large roller coaster ride was closed during our visit, and WaterWorld was also not operating at that time. Still, overall it was an amazing experience and a must-visit attraction in Singapore.”

★★★★★Jaspreet singh· a month ago“Universal Studios Singapore was such a fantastic experience for our family! From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was vibrant and full of energy. The park is well-organized, clean, and easy to navigate, which made the day stress-free and enjoyable. The rides were a great mix for both kids and adults. The Transformers and the Mummy ride was definitely a highlight, super immersive and thrilling. The Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure was another favorite, especially on a warm day! For younger kids, there were plenty of fun attractions and shows to keep them entertained. Plan weekdays as you have to wait less than hours on weekends. We visited on Wednesday and the average wait time was 10-20 mins or you can buy express passes for $100 each if planning on weekends. Best advice is to avoid visiting on Friday, Sat, Sunday and Mondays to avoid waiting for longer hours. What really stood out was the attention to detail in each themed zone, it truly feels like you’re stepping into different worlds. The staff were friendly and helpful, and wait times were quite reasonable considering how popular the park is. Food options were decent, though a bit pricey (as expected in theme parks), but there was enough variety to suit different tastes and there are some options for vegetarians as well i.e fries, burger and potato chips. Overall, it’s a must-visit if you’re in Singapore , perfect for families, couples, or even solo travelers looking for a fun day out. Definitely worth it!”

★★★★★Kapil Kamtikar· 2 months ago“Fantastic day out, but planning is key for large families! We visited as a big family group, ranging from young kids to seniors, and had an amazing time. However, to really utilize your time wisely, you need a game plan. Here are my top tips: 1. ​Wait Times & Express Pass: Download the Universal Studios app immediately to keep an eye on ride wait times. If you see waits stretching beyond 20-30 minutes, bite the bullet and get the Express Pass. Without it, you will definitely miss out on a lot of rides and shows. 2. ​Divide and Conquer: For large, multi-generational groups, the best strategy is to split into two. We had the younger ones go on the thrilling rides while the seniors attended the seated shows. It kept everyone happy and entertained! 3. ​Strollers for Kids: There is a lot of walking, so definitely keep a stroller handy for the little ones. If you don't bring your own, it's very easy to rent one right near the entrance. ​Dining: If your family prefers Indian food, plan ahead. There is only one Indian food restaurant in the park, and it is located near the Mummy ride. ​Highly recommended, just be sure to plan your day out smartly!”

★★★★★Priya Das· 2 months ago“Visiting Universal Studios was an unforgettable experience filled with energy, creativity, and nonstop fun. The park blends immersive storytelling with thrilling attractions in a way that pulls you right into the worlds you love. From the moment you walk through the gates, everything feels alive — the music, the characters, the architecture, even the food stands contribute to the atmosphere. Extra fun was ropeway riding... When we visit there was Disney Adventure cruise ship whuch was first launching.....me also attached the video of it... We visited during Chinese New Year. They have 2 rollers coaster which was on the transformers theme humans vs cylon.The scariest one and the best was the cylon coaster.universal express which was worth it for all the rides especially on weekends to get fast access to the rides especially the roller coaster or the popular rides as the wait time goes up to more than 1 hour. I wish there were seats in the queuing area. Some rides are not very popular, like Buggie Boogie, Silly Swirly, Magic Potion Ride and Accelerator,Me Minion Mayhem, Shrek and Donkey Live Show, Puss in Boots’ Giant Journey, Ancient Egypt, and Jurassic Park. The Ancient Egypt zone added thrill and excitement with its detailed design and adventurous rides. There’s a perfect balance of high-adrenaline rides and relaxed attractions, along with plenty of food choices and great photo spots. Yes, it can get crowded at times, but the experience easily outweighs it. Overall, Universal Studios Singapore is an excellent destination for families. It creates unforgettable memories and is a must-visit attraction for anyone traveling to Singapore.An action-packed day filled with laughter, thrills, and memories—once is never enough. I’d go back in a heartbeat.”

★★★★★Nakrani Vaibhav· 3 months ago“Universal Studios Singapore is a great place for entertainment and fun. The park has a good variety of rides and attractions, and overall the experience is enjoyable. Most of the rides are average to good, but the standout rides are definitely the Battlestar Galactica coasters — Cylon and Human. These two rides are absolutely amazing and a must-try for anyone visiting the park. The thrill, speed, and experience are on another level compared to the rest. The park is well-maintained, and the atmosphere is lively and exciting. It’s a perfect place to spend time with friends and family. Overall, a very good experience, but if you visit, make sure you don’t miss Cylon and Human rides — they are the highlights. You should download the Universal Studios app once, whenever you check in. You will be able to view maps of the entire area within it. I have also included a photograph there—just take a look at the image below. In that photo, you will be able to see the current wait times for all the different rides. If the park is very crowded, I highly recommend purchasing an Express ticket; it is absolutely worth the cost. The Universal Express ticket is a worthwhile investment that you should definitely consider getting.”

★★★★Kate Choi· 2 months ago“A really good get away for both local and international tourists. Free things include the sensoryscape, although it was lackluster. There's an outdoor food court called Central Brach Bazaar but it was not open when we were there on a Monday afternoon. The water fountain show can been seen for free from far away or else you'd have to purchase tickets. The beaches are ok but 2 out of 3 are heavily used by resorts people. Palawan beach has the photographic point.”

★★★★★Montawach Lew· 8 months ago“Great spot with so many things to do — from Harry Potter Vision of Magic and Halloween events to Universal Studios and relaxing on the beach. You can even take the cable car for great views! Perfect place to eat, shop, and explore. Definitely a must-visit when in Singapore! ✨”

★★★★Chichi Tseng· 3 months ago“The Karting is inside,one round about 6 mins, the LUGE with the cable car is funny, both can reservation. Many tourists tag the southest in Asia.”

★★★★★Cyril DSouza· 6 months ago“Sentosa Island is one of Singapore’s top leisure destinations, offering a perfect mix of beaches, attractions, and entertainment. From Universal Studios and cable car rides to relaxing beach walks and island views, there’s something for everyone. Well-organized, clean, and easy to access, Sentosa is an ideal getaway for families, couples, and tourists looking for fun and relaxation.”

★★★TorontoFoodGourmand [IG & TT]· 4 months ago“Too artificial for my liking. I supposed the best parts would be the beach area, if you don’t mind seeing container ships in the distance”

★★★★★Andy Rodriguez· 4 months ago“Clarke Quay is one of the most energetic and colorful areas in Singapore, especially in the evening. The riverside setting, combined with the bright neon lights and lively atmosphere, makes it a fantastic place to walk around and enjoy the city at night. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, and entertainment options, ranging from casual dining to upscale spots with beautiful waterfront views. The colorful canopy overhead adds a unique architectural touch and helps keep the area comfortable even in warmer weather. Whether you're looking for a relaxed dinner by the river, live music, or just a scenic stroll along the Singapore River, Clarke Quay delivers. It’s clean, well organized, and feels safe — perfect for couples, friends, or even families earlier in the evening. Highly recommended if you want to experience Singapore’s nightlife in a vibrant and picturesque setting.”

★★★★Nathalya Musa· 2 months ago“I visited Clarke Quay during the day and found it to be a really charming place. It offers a wide variety of restaurants, making it a great spot to explore different dining options all in one area. The colorful buildings and riverside setting give it a very cute and vibrant atmosphere. Although I went during the daytime, I can imagine it becomes even more lively and visually appealing at night, when all the venues are open and the lights reflect beautifully along the river. Definitely a place worth visiting, especially in the evening for the full experience.”

★★★★Julius Tan· 3 months ago“Clarke Quay is a vibrant riverside destination that’s very popular with tourists, offering a huge selection of bars and restaurants for nightlife and dining. The atmosphere really picks up in the evening with the music and light. It is a great spot whether you're looking for light bites or a full night out. As a local, I appreciate that it’s well maintained and clean. It is a good place for an evening stroll or leisurely walk. While it feels touristy and the prices are definitely on the higher side, it’s still a solid spot to soak in the city’s energy and enjoy a wide variety of food and drink in one location.”

★★★★★Rajeev Jha· 5 months ago“Clarke Quay is one of those places in Singapore that truly comes alive after sunset. Set along the river, the area buzzes with neon lights, upbeat music, and a constant flow of people soaking in the atmosphere. Lined with a wide mix of bars, pubs, clubs, and restaurants, it offers something for everyone—whether you’re in the mood for a relaxed drink by the water or a high-energy night out with loud beats and dancing crowds. The riverside setting adds a charming touch, making evening walks especially enjoyable. You can stroll along the promenade, watch boats glide past, and take in the colorful reflections dancing on the water. There’s always something happening—live music spilling out of venues, street performers adding flair, and groups of friends laughing their way from one spot to another. Yes, it does feel a little touristy, with busy crowds and popular chains, but that’s part of its appeal. The energy is infectious, the vibe is festive, and the options are endless. If you’re looking for nightlife, people-watching, and a fun place to unwind after dark, Clarke Quay delivers the experience with style and spirit”

★★★★Nathan Collins· 4 months ago“Nice area to wander under canopy, shelter from the sun, socialise, have light / western food. A great way of spending a few hours in the afternoon. Especially from the bars at the river edge.”

★★★★★Anuradha Perera· a month ago“We would like to express our sincere appreciation to JIAYU😍… for the excellent housekeeping service during our stay at Marina Bay, Singapore. Jiayu is a very kind, friendly, and professional person who always greeted us with a warm smile. Our room was consistently spotless, well-organized, and refreshed to a high standard every day. His attention to detail, positive attitude, and dedication to his work made our stay even more comfortable and enjoyable. Thank you, JIAYU, for your outstanding service and hospitality. You truly made a difference to our experience, and we are very grateful.”

★★★★★David Glanzrock· a month ago“Every other luxury hotel I’ve stayed at left me questioning whether it was worth the price — Marina Bay Sands answered that question definitively. Worth every penny. The service was exceptional, the hotel immaculately clean, everything well-appointed and intentional. And the infinity pool? Quite simply, it’s worth the visit on its own.”

★★★★HoHo Yang· a month ago“This is a review for the overall development including the mall side. Nice landmark with some scenic views around the area. Iconic architecture with good natural lighting. Well maintained and upkeeping at a very high level. Good to take photos if you are bringing friends and family that have never been to SG. But even the food court is quite costly. Can't say my review is complete as I have never stayed in the hotel before”

★★★★★Nicky Tong· 2 months ago“Our recent stay at Marina Bay Sands was a fantastic experience overall. We had a beautiful room with a balcony overlooking the gardens, which gave us the perfect view of the nightly light show. It was such a great way to end each evening. The staff on the hotel side truly bend over backwards to make your stay enjoyable. They are constantly checking to make sure you have everything you need and always do so with warmth and professionalism. The amenities in the room and the gifts were really special. As expected, this is an incredibly popular and iconic hotel, which does mean there are quite a few procedures in place to manage access to the facilities. Non-hotel guests are mostly unable to access the pool and restaurants, which is understandable, but we did find the rooftop bar experience a little over the top. Even as hotel guests, we needed a wrist stamp, wristband, and had to hand over our credit card for the duration of our visit. The infinity pool really is as amazing as it looks online. However, it’s worth noting that there are no umbrellas, and the cabanas are both difficult to secure and surprisingly hot due to the lack of airflow. One fantastic touch was the complimentary sunscreen available at the pool, which saved us as we hadn’t brought any. The hotel is attached to a casino, and it definitely carries that atmosphere throughout parts of the property. That said, the location is exceptional. It's directly connected to a high-end shopping mall, a great food court, and with easy access to the gardens and surrounding attractions. Overall, despite a few small frustrations with the bar, it’s an impressive hotel experience and absolutely worth staying at least once for the experience.”

★★★★★Aashini Moddi· 5 months ago“Absolutely outstanding stay at Marina Bay Sands! From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional. Our baggage was delivered to the room super fast, which made check-in smooth and stress-free. A special shoutout to the WhatsApp chat concierge — this service is next-level. Every time we requested something while we were out, the items were already waiting in our room when we returned. That level of efficiency and thoughtfulness is truly impressive. Housekeeping deserves huge praise for their attention to detail. They didn’t just clean the room — they neatly organized our phone and laptop cables, left cups exactly where we needed them, and made sure extra bedsheets we requested were already placed in the room. The room was also restocked daily without us having to ask. Breakfast was excellent with a wide variety, and the breakfast staff were very friendly and attentive, making mornings even more enjoyable. The infinity pool is absolutely amazing, and the SkyBridge walk is fantastic and wheelchair-friendly, which we truly appreciated. The view from the room is stunning — waking up and ending the day with that skyline view felt unreal. This hotel truly spoils you with both luxury and service and sets the bar extremely high for what a hotel stay should be. After staying here, your expectations for hotel standards will definitely be raised. A flawless experience and highly recommended. We would absolutely stay here again!”