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Their service is exceptional and considerate towards customers as my wife was having motion sickness, they went beyond their service to allow my wife to eat at the lower deck so that she can feel better. The food was really good and they are very attentive to your needs. A58373

It was a truly unforgettable experience proposing aboard the Royal Albatross Luxury Tall Ship. The 2.5-hour sail was filled with a magical ambience—romantic music, fine cuisine, and impeccable service by the crew. The surprise sail hoisting during the proposal added a beautiful, personal touch we’ll always cherish. These precious memories will stay with us forever. With love from Singapore, Lawrence & Yvonne 💖

I had a wonderful experience on the Royal Albatross. The food was delicious and well-prepared, and the staff were warm, attentive, and friendly throughout. The overall atmosphere was very enjoyable, and apart from the sunny weather, everything else was smooth and comfortable. If there’s one area for improvement, it would be the dessert – it could have been a little better to match the high standard of the rest of the meal. Overall, a lovely experience that I would recommend!

What an amazing experience onboard the Royal Albatross! Took the sunset dinner cruise on a weekend with NDP Rehearsals going on and the ship stopped for us to watch the fireworks out at sea. Truly unforgettable! It was smooth sailing from start to end. We were ushered to our tables after boarding and you could roam around to explore the ship/take photos before we sailed. Having a cat on board was a pleasant surprise. Throughout the delicious dinner, the staff were very attentive, checked on us frequently and offered to take photos. The live musician played/sang jazz which wasn't too loud added on to the intimacy of the whole setting. Would highly recommend the experience for special occasions!

Walking into Harry Potter: Visions of Magic at Sentosa felt like stepping through a door I had been waiting to open since I was a kid. I still remember watching the movies wide-eyed, dreaming about the trap door beneath Fluffy, the shimmering prophesy orbs in the Department of Mysteries, and that unforgettable snake carving opening the Chamber of Secrets. Being there, surrounded by these familiar yet freshly imagined scenes, felt like I was walking through my own memories—but this time, I wasn’t just watching from the couch. I was in it. I went with my team as part of a work outing, and we had booked the peak tickets for a Friday evening. The whole experience, including time at the souvenir shop (yes, we all used our $10 vouchers), took a little over an hour. But for me, the time spent there stretched far beyond that. Each room pulled me deeper into a world I once wished was real, and if I’m being honest, a part of me still does. It wasn’t just a passive exhibit—it was like the magic had been waiting patiently, and now it had found its way back to me. There were ten rooms in total, and each one was crafted to feel like a slice of the wizarding world. The eerie Room of Requirement, the dark glow of the prophecy hall, the echo of Parseltongue as the Chamber door creaked open—it all came rushing back. And it wasn’t just visuals. The soundscapes, the lighting, even the way the rooms reacted to your presence—it made the whole experience feel alive. Like the magic was in the walls, waiting for you to notice it. What really hit me was how it blended nostalgia with discovery. I’ve seen these scenes a hundred times growing up, but here, they felt fresh. They weren’t carbon copies of the movies—they were like dreams built out of familiar pieces, reassembled with imagination and tech. For a moment, I forgot I was an adult on a team bonding trip. I was just a boy again, wandering through Hogwarts, hoping someone would hand me a wand and tell me it had finally chosen me. As we left, I looked back at the glowing halls and thought about how rare it is to feel that kind of wonder as an adult. Visions of Magic didn’t just show me the wizarding world again—it reminded me what it felt like to believe in it. And maybe, just maybe, believe that there’s still a little bit of magic left in me too.

We visited Harry Potter: Visions of Magic in Singapore and thought it was just okay. The experience wasn’t as interactive as we expected based on the promos—it felt more like a walk-through exhibition than something immersive. The highlight was definitely the Room of Requirement, which was well done and visually impressive. Overall, it wasn’t bad, but it didn’t quite live up to the magic we were hoping for. Not sure what could make it better—it just fell a bit flat.

I love it!!!! The experience was beyond my expectation! I went on sunday but the queue wasn't that long. There were so many rooms that we didn't have time to get bored, each with a different concept and storyline, with intricate design, lighting and sound. Would definitely recommend!

Wow! It was a fabulous Harry Potter show where you explore magical rooms using your wizarding wand. The experience was immersive and exciting, and the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout. Highly recommended if you’re in Singapore! I booked my tickets through the official Harry Potter website, which offered weekday discounts for entry after 6 PM — definitely worth it!

Warning: If you don’t know anything about Harry Potter, this attraction won’t mean an awful lot to you. My daughter is an absolutely massive fan of Harry Potter. I have read some of the books to her and enjoyed them, but don’t have the same encyclopaedic knowledge that she does. This art exhibit is absolutely fantastic and really brings the world of Harry Potter to life. The way the exhibits interact with the wand you are given is excellent and the rooms you go into, while not connected by any story, are all really well done (except for the inside of the knight bus, which was bit pedestrian). The best part was listening to my daughter gleefully telling me all about the exhibits, what they represented and how they related to the world of Harry Potter. No need to go too early, the crowds subsided later on. An absolute must for Potter fans.

Mesmerizing exhibits and mind blowing imagination! Most of the exhibits are interactive and have fascinating effects. I specifically loved the huge chess piece that moves with a flick of your magic wand. Every participant is given a magic wand that triggers the interactive exhibits. Loved the detailing and how organized the whole setup is. The staff are also friendly and guide you well. It's right next to the Casino, so people travelling with own car can park in West car park and walk through the hotel towards the Casino.