7 Best Attraction & Theme Park Deals in Singapore 2026 (SG61 Long Weekend) — Resident Prices for USS, Mandai, Gardens by the Bay & More

Singapore's headline theme park, at Resorts World Sentosa. Universal Studios Singapore packs seven themed zones — from Sci-Fi City's Battlestar Galactica duelling coasters and the Revenge of the Mummy indoor coaster to Hollywood, Ancient Egypt, Far Far Away and the newer Minionland with the Despicable Me ride. One-Day tickets start from $76 for adults when you book direct on the RWS site (child and senior rates are lower), and if you think you'll visit more than twice in a year the Universal Season Pass gives unlimited visits for a flat price. Note that Halloween Horror Nights in Sep–Nov is a separately ticketed after-hours event, not included in a day ticket. BEST FOR: thrill-seekers, teens and families wanting a full big-day-out at Singapore's biggest theme park.

The reimagined successor to S.E.A. Aquarium reopened at Resorts World Sentosa as the Singapore Oceanarium — now around three times larger, with 22 themed zones and more than 100,000 marine animals across 1,000+ species, from sharks, manta rays and sea turtles to jellyfish, octopuses and reef fish. It leans into immersive, education-forward galleries alongside the giant Open Ocean tank, and being fully indoor and air-conditioned it's the ideal rain-or-shine, beat-the-heat option over a hot National Day weekend. General admission starts from $43, and children under 4 enter free. BEST FOR: families with young kids, couples wanting an easy indoor day, and anyone caught out by the weather.

Asia's largest bird park, part of the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, home to some 3,500 birds across eight walk-through, free-flight aviaries recreating habitats from African wetlands to Southeast Asian rainforest. It's shady, stroller-friendly and gentle enough for grandparents and toddlers, with daily bird presentations. Singapore-resident admission is $39 for adults and $27 for children on regular days — and signing up for the free WildPass membership unlocks year-round discounts and free entry on your birthday. If you're also doing the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders or Rainforest Wild Asia, ask about a multi-park pass to bring the per-park price down. BEST FOR: young families, nature lovers and anyone wanting a calmer, walkable half-day. It pairs naturally with the neighbouring Mandai parks.

Mandai's newest wildlife park is a more active, immersive experience than the classic zoo — you explore layered rainforest habitats (including a dramatic sinkhole zone) up close, with animals like tree kangaroos, hornbills and the elusive clouded leopard. What sets it apart is the built-in Adventure+ layer: rope courses, climbing, caving and other guided activities woven into the visit for those who want to get physical, alongside the standard walking trails. Singapore-resident admission is $50 for adults and $35 for children. Because it's the reserve's newest opening, go early in the day and pre-book to secure the Adventure+ slots. BEST FOR: active families, older kids and teens, and anyone who finds a normal zoo a bit tame.

The best-value big attraction in town. The outdoor gardens and the iconic Supertree Grove are completely free to wander, so you can do the classic Marina Bay photo walk and evening Supertree light show (Garden Rhapsody) for nothing. When you want air-con and flowers, Singapore-resident tickets to the Flower Dome start at just $12 for adults and $8 for children, and the Flower Dome + Cloud Forest combo — including the misty indoor waterfall and cloud walk — is $34 for adults and $26 for children. It's central, easy to reach by MRT (Bayfront/Gardens by the Bay) and works for all ages. BEST FOR: budget-conscious families and couples, and visitors who want an iconic Singapore backdrop without a big spend.

Southeast Asia's giant observation wheel over Marina Bay, standing 165m tall for a slow, 30-minute rotation with sweeping views over the city skyline, the Marina Bay Sands waterfront and, on clear days, out towards the Straits. The standard adult flight starts from around $40 and includes the pre-boarding Time Capsule journey; PAssion Card members save up to 15%, and there are premium add-ons (a Champagne or Singapore Sling flight) if you're marking an occasion. It's an easy, low-effort attraction that suits all ages and is especially good at dusk. BEST FOR: couples on a date, visiting relatives, and anyone wanting the postcard skyline view without a hike. Time your flight for golden hour.

Singapore's largest waterpark, at Downtown East in Pasir Ris, is the go-to for cheap, high-energy fun in the heat — think the Ular-Lah looping slide, the Vortex funnel, the Kraze wave pool and the lazy Shiok River, plus a dedicated Kidz Zone with gentle slides and water play for little ones. Day Pass prices start from about $26, with cheaper off-peak (weekday, non-school-holiday) online rates and discounted tickets for children aged 3–12 and seniors 55 and above; UPlay and NTUC memberships often unlock further savings. It's easy to reach and pairs with the rest of the Downtown East complex for a full day out. BEST FOR: families with kids, big groups and teens who'd rather splash than queue for rides. Bring your own towels and reef-safe sunscreen.