Universal Studios Singapore tickets: dated prices, Universal Express and the shows that are closed

💡 The Short Version: A standard 1-day dated ticket costs from S$76 for an adult and S$69 for a child (4 to 12) on off-peak weekdays, rising to S$83 to S$93 on peak weekends. Treasure Hunters is closed for maintenance until 29 November 2026, and Universal Express passes keep their regular price throughout the closure period. Or book a tour: when you want discounted entry with instant mobile barcodes, the Universal Studios Singapore Entry Ticketad (from S$70, 4.4 stars from 1,726 reviews) starts S$6 below the operator’s gate rate.

⚠️ Temporary maintenance closures: Treasure Hunters is closed until 29 November 2026. Standby wait times for headline coasters can exceed 60 minutes between 12:00 and 16:00, so download the official Universal Studios Singapore app to monitor live line queues.

Official admission prices and ticket tiers

Admission rates published by Resorts World Sentosa (rwsentosa.com). Prices include GST. Admission uses dynamic pricing tiers; booking several days ahead ensures the lowest non-peak tier and guarantees park entry on dates with attendance caps.

• Universal Express rules: Universal Express is an add-on product that does NOT include park admission; you must buy an admission ticket as well. Express passes do not cover front-row seating on roller coasters, Amber Rock Climb, or canopy flyers during special events.
• Single rider lines: If you are travelling alone or do not mind sitting separately from your party on ride vehicles, you can use the dedicated Single Rider queues free of charge on Battlestar Galactica (both Human and Cylon tracks), TRANSFORMERS The Ride, and Revenge of the Mummy. This can cut 60-minute standby queues down to 10 to 15 minutes without purchasing an Express pass.
• Re-entry policy: Re-entry is permitted on the same operational day. Request a fluorescent hand stamp at the exit turnstiles and present your ticket when re-entering.

Hollywood Boulevard. Photo: ashleyt, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0.

Tours and Sentosa package passes

Pre-purchased mobile vouchers bypass the exterior ticketing booths and link seamlessly with island transit.

Universal Studios Singapore entry ticket

From S$70 · 4.4 stars from 1,726 reviews · 1 day · instant mobile entry

Singapore: Universal Studios Singapore Entry Ticketad: provides direct turnstile barcode access starting S$6 below standard counter rates. Includes free cancellation up to 24 hours prior to your scheduled visit date.

Singapore Oceanarium entrance e-ticket

From S$50 · 4.6 stars from 402 reviews · 1 day · neighbouring Sentosa attraction

Singapore: Singapore Oceanarium Entrance E-Ticketad: situated directly adjacent to Universal Studios in the central plaza, housing 100,000 marine animals and the monumental Open Ocean viewing panel.

Sentosa Cable Car Sky Pass roundtrip

From S$35 · 4.4 stars from 2,442 reviews · 1 day · Mount Faber & Sentosa lines

Singapore: Sentosa Cable Car Sky Pass Roundtrip Ticketad: provides scenic aerial transport from HarbourFront Tower 2 across the harbour and into Sentosa, within a 5-minute walk of the theme park entrance.

You can also purchase digital tickets via the Universal Studios Singapore Ticket on Klookad{rel=“sponsored nofollow noopener”}.

Gate ticket or reseller pass: the prices side by side

Independent ticket counter prices compared with online passes and express options.

The Battlestar Galactica duelling roller coasters at Universal Studios Singapore. Photo: Keanan Brackenridge, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0.

Scheduled maintenance closures

Resorts World Sentosa schedules rolling refurbishment across ride mechanisms and special-effects equipment:

Note: The theme park’s mobile app broadcasts real-time attraction downtime due to adverse weather or short-notice technical issues.

The six themed zones and headline rides

Covering 20 hectares across Resorts World Sentosa, Universal Studios Singapore comprises six active immersive zones surrounding a central lagoon (with the upcoming Minion Land completing construction):

• Hollywood: The entrance boulevard lined with Art Deco palm-tree architecture, souvenir emporiums, character meet-and-greets (Minions, Frankenstein, Po), and themed retail.
• New York: Recreates a 1940s Manhattan streetscape with classic yellow taxicabs, brownstone facades, and the Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase dark family ride.
• Sci-Fi City: The park’s thrill epicenter. Features Battlestar Galactica: Human vs Cylon, a pair of interlocking steel coasters that launch simultaneously. The Human track is a seated red coaster reaching 90 km/h with high-speed drops and zero inversions; the Cylon track is an inverted suspended blue coaster featuring five inversions including a cobra roll, corkscrews, and a zero-g roll. Next door, TRANSFORMERS The Ride: The Ultimate 3D Battle is a multi-sensory dark simulator ride with hydraulic motion bases and 3D visual effects.
• Ancient Egypt: Anchored by stone obelisks and towering Anubis statues. Revenge of the Mummy is a high-speed indoor psychological coaster operating in pitch darkness, featuring sudden backward drops, fire bursts, and scarab beetle swarms. Mandatory electronic lockers beside the entrance are free for up to 45 minutes to store all loose articles, phones, and bags.
• The Lost World: Divided into Jurassic Park and WaterWorld. Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure is a circular river raft ride culminating in a vertical lift and 12-metre hydro drop (prepare to get drenched; plastic ponchos cost S$6 at nearby vending machines). WaterWorld is a live stunt spectacular featuring pyrotechnics, jet ski duels, and an explosive plane crash into the lagoon, performed twice daily at 13:15 and 16:30.
• Far Far Away: A 40-metre-tall fairy-tale castle inspired by DreamWorks’ Shrek. Houses Shrek 4-D Adventure, Puss In Boots’ Giant Journey (a suspended family roller coaster), Enchanted Airways (a junior dragon coaster), and the Magic Potion Spin miniature Ferris wheel.

The Far Far Away castle. Photo: Ivan Bandura, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0.

Practical advice and getting there

Universal Studios Singapore is located at 30 Sentosa Gateway, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore 098137.

• Lockers and baggage rules: Loose items, backpacks, and sunglasses are strictly forbidden on Battlestar Galactica and Revenge of the Mummy. Fingerprint-activated lockers immediately outside both coasters are free for the estimated ride wait time (typically 45 minutes); extended storage charges S$3 per additional 20 minutes. Paid luggage storage lockers for oversized suitcases are available outside the main park entrance near the Universal globe for S$12 to S$20 a day.
• Getting there via Sentosa Express: Take the North East Line or Circle Line to HarbourFront Station (NE1/CC29). Head to VivoCity Level 3 (Lobby L) and board the Sentosa Express monorail to Resorts World Station (S$4 fare paid by contactless card). The park gates sit a 2-minute walk from the platform.
• Free Boardwalk walk: Walk across the covered Sentosa Boardwalk from VivoCity Level 1 (Lobby F) in approximately 10 to 12 minutes for free.
• Pairing attractions: Combine your park day with Singapore Oceanarium located right across the plaza, or relax at the nearby Sentosa beaches outlined in our Sentosa Island guide. For resort hotels within walking distance of the gates, consult where to stay in Singapore.