Overall we have had a fun day travelling as a family. Many rides are closed and lines are long. Not many options for young kids and character entertainment is also met with long lines. Food is terrible! Extremely disappointing to experience the park closing at 5 (website says 7) with no prior notice of that. Because of this there was many experiences and we were unable to get to. Buying tickets was also difficult and unfortunately no express passes available. Over all I would recommend it for families. It would be nice if management picked up the overall quality and provided a better standard with adequate time to enjoy the park.

One of the most attractive places I've ever enjoyed in Singapore. Without an express ticket you can't cover most of the games, you have to come early. Transfermer 3D was the best ,battelstar human (red one) and cylon (the black one) was fantastic, Jurassic park (water), mummy and puss in journey were good. Water world show was the best, I really enjoyed the show.

One of the most sought tourist destination for people visiting SIngapore. It is beaultiful and awesome. Heart beating rides will rock you. A bit over priced but being a brand, you can't say much. Overall a good experience. Please keep in mind that you get very limited time to do all the rides so better use time effiiently. Use Universal Stuidos app to manage time efficiently. Must try rides for adults in order of preference : Mummy ride, Transformers, Cyclone, Jurrasic World, Shrek. Have a good trip guys.

We bought the VIP ticket as we were going for my son's birthday and only had the one day and I would say it was totally worth the extra money. There was a friendly welcome and a cold drink on arrival then our guide Yati took us into the park The day was planned perfectly and we were able to go on all the rides (apart from the one in the Shrek area but that was because we went on other rides twice at the request of the birthday boy!) and were on time to see all the shows and get our photos taken with the various characters around the park. Yati even managed to get us an air conditioned box for the Waterworld show which was an extremely welcome break from the heat. I have been to Florida and Hollywood versions of Universal and the only improvement I think they could make to this VIP ticket is to ensure that people with them can have priority access to all rides even when not with their tour guide. You can go in the express line but not all rides have those so you would have to queue up with everyone else. For the money I think express on all rides should be a thing. Having said that, we barely had time to go on anything at the end of the tour as it was such a packed day so it wasn't the end of the world and Yati was the perfect host for the day, making it really special for all of us.

We had an amazing day at Universal Studios and were there from open to close. We did initially get some incorrect Information from two workers who had us line up in the general admission line before opening despite having the premium express passes. We did realise these ourselves and correct it after a while though. The park wasn’t that busy to start with and we were beginning to think the express passes weren’t worth it but by the end of the day when our kids were hopping off one ride and getting back on within a minute or two it was definitely worth it. The transformers ride was a favourite of ours and my children loved the Water World show. We didn’t eat there besides and ice-cream for the kids but food wasn’t too expensive.

We visited Universal as we had a day to spare in Singapore and due to illness didn’t particularly want to go trekking through a forest! The tickets were, in review, reasonably priced for what’s available in the park (maybe slightly expensive). There are enough rides to get your thrills, however quite a lot was closed as they were resetting some for halloween. Still, we had a great day out! Whether it was the reduction in number of rides or the very short queues (in comparison to UK theme parks) but we were pretty much done after about 3/4 hours, but there is more to explore on Sentosa Island, and the park has several shops/restaurants.

Overall had a blast with my friends at Universal. Lots of fun things to do for all ages. We especially like the utilisation of a single riders line to fill up empty spaces on rides. The biggest downside was the fact that all attractions shut at 5pm, and the rest of the theme park shortly after that. With an open time of 10am, that gives visitors theoretically an absolute maximum 7 hours to achieve everything they wanted to do. That's assuming visitors turn up right as gates open and leave right as gates close. And we haven't even considered waiting in the long queues, time for eating/resting, souvenier shopping, ride delays from adverse weather etc. It's simply not enough time (especially without the pricey express pass). Given the price of admission, a longer time should be provided to visitors to utilise the park. Especially considering that Hong Kong Disneyland stays open 10 to 12 hours per day.

Really busy. Long queues up to 140 minutes. Priority pass was needed and even then up to 30 minutes queue. Restaurants so busy at lunch it was impossible to get a table. Not the best theme park we’ve visited and not sure it was worth the price tag. One area was closed when we visited.

It is fun so long as you have quite a lot of time to spend. Due to some reason that wasn’t clear, the parks working hours were shortened drastically. This made it difficult to access most of the rides since they all had long waiting times. The attractions were fun however, and most were worth the wait. Food outlets were surprisingly good too. I’d visit if you have some time to spend. 👍

This was my first time at a US theme park outside of Florida. I was quite interested to try out USS, due to the unique attractions it offers but also some more familiar. The Mummy is an exceptional ride and just as great here in Singapore as when I first rode it in Florida in 2006. Nice to re-live the memories. The Shrek area is well themed with enjoyable rides. Jurassic Park feels a little more limited than the Florida version but its different enough to make it worth trying. Battlestar Galactica and Transformers are also great rides too. Was I nervous about visiting USS after reading the reviews on here? Absolutely. You must plan ahead and must be prepared to do things differently. I downloaded the USS app weeks in advance to monitor queue patterns on different days. What did this tell me? Well, most people do the first ride they see near the entrance, pushing queue times up to 90+ minutes within the first half an hour of opening. So we walked to the other end of the park (doesn't take long, it's a small theme park) and managed to do 5 rides within the first 45 minutes. We went back to Transformers near the entrance later in the day as it became quieter due to the morning rush making it's way to Puss in Boots by mid afternoon. So, top tips if you want to have a great time; 1. Get there at opening time, they even let you in before the posted opening time, so you can get to your first ride bang on time 2. Don't waste time with selfies etc at the entrance, do that later if you must. 3. Go to the furthest end of the theme park and start with those rides. 4. Go on a weekday. If you follow the above tips, chances are you won't need an Express Pass. We bought one based on the negative reviews here and only used it towards the end of the day to squeeze in as many rides as possible. Our final tally was 21 rides in 7 hours (4 times on the Mummy!). We had a great day for rides. Finally, I've scored 4 stars instead of 5 ... well, the food at Friars in the Shrek area was pretty bad. The only negative in an otherwise great day.