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10 Best Things to Do in Sentosa (2026): Universal Studios, Singapore Oceanarium, Adventure Cove, Beaches & More
Sentosa packs about 12 km² with theme parks, beaches, luxury hotels, casinos, golf courses and adventure activities, and it is Singapore's only resort island. We mapped 10 things to do across budget tiers: Universal Studios Singapore (now with Minion Land), the Singapore Oceanarium (the rebuilt, 3× bigger replacement for S.E.A. Aquarium), Adventure Cove Waterpark, the SkyHelix open-air panoramic ride, MegaZip at Mega Adventure, Skyline Luge, the Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony night show, the 3 beaches (Siloso/Palawan/Tanjong), AltitudeX indoor skydiving (formerly iFly), and free walking trails. Plus a full Sentosa free entry rundown, a beach-by-beach guide to Siloso/Palawan/Tanjong, transport (Sentosa Express vs cable car vs Sentosa Boardwalk) and ticket bundling. Every price was re-read on each operator's own booking store on 22 October 2026: Universal Studios still prices by month (adult S$83 in October, S$76 in November, S$89 in December), the Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony S$12 locals' offer ended on 30 September but DBS/POSB cards now take 30% off, the 3-Park Pass and Marine Discovery bundles have been withdrawn, and Adventure Cove's free after-dark murder mystery has two Saturdays left (24 and 31 October).

6 Best Places to Bring Kids in Singapore (2026): What Each One Costs, and Which Are Free
From world-class zoos to hands-on science centres and thrilling theme parks, here are the 6 best family-friendly attractions in Singapore, with every price checked on the operators' own sites and re-checked on 13 October 2026. The gap between them is bigger than it looks: the Science Centre costs a Singaporean or PR adult S$6 on a peak day and nothing at all off-peak, while Universal Studios is S$76 an adult in November, S$83 in October and S$89 in December. Two of the six are free year-round. With the September break over, this is the cheapest stretch of the year to go: Science Centre weekdays are free again for Singaporean and PR families until the year-end holidays start on 21 November. One change since our last check: Snow City next door closed for good on 30 September, but the Science Centre itself stays open.