Universal Studios - Singapore

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Singapore, the world's unique island city-state, warmly welcomes travelers with a wealth of captivating attractions. It consistently ranks as one of the globe's most sought-after travel destinations. In this article, we'll explore Universal Studios, a place that holds universal appeal and is beloved by all.

Universal Studios stands as Southeast Asia's inaugural movie-themed Theme Park and is nestled on the enchanting Sentosa Island. Accessing this cinematic paradise is a breeze, whether via the convenient Sentosa Express Train from Harbourfront MRT or the scenic cable car journey from Mount Faber. If Sentosa Island is heaven, then Universal Studios is truly a paradise within paradise.
This cinematic wonderland offers a plethora of attractions and rides designed to entertain visitors of all ages. Many of the movie-themed rides here are exclusively crafted for the Singapore park, ensuring a unique and memorable experience.

The park is divided into seven meticulously designed movie-themed zones:

Hollywood Zone: Step into the glamour of Hollywood, with models dressed as iconic movie personalities, including the legendary Marilyn Monroe.

New York Zone: Immerse yourself in the spirit and energy of New York City, with a major highlight being the Sesame Street Stage Show.
Sci-Fi Zone: Thrill-seekers will find their haven here, with rides like Transformer, Galactica, and Accelerator delivering exhilarating adventures.

Ancient Egypt Zone: Embark on a journey to ancient Egypt, where attractions like Treasure Hunters and Revenge of the Mummy await your exploration.

The Lost World: This beloved zone brings blockbuster movies like Jurassic Park and Waterworld to life, ensuring an unforgettable experience.

Far Far Away: Enter the realm of fairy tales and join Shrek on a 4D adventure in this enchanting zone.

Madagascar Zone: Perfect for kids, this zone features various beloved animals, promising a delightful experience.

A visit to Universal Studios will create cherished memories that last a lifetime, beckoning you to return again and again.

Wishing you joyful and unforgettable travels!

Happy travelling.







Location: Singapore

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