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Had a great time... Njyed a lot with my family there. Buy 4 rides which will cost u around $44 per head. Photos from them is costly $40 so plan accordingly

We checked out Skyline Luge Singapore yesterday and were glad we did. We went for the 3 ride evening combo, which was worth the extra. The evening ride with lights and slightly lower temperature was worth it. After a short briefing you get to pick from four luge tracks — Dragon, Jungle, Expedition, and Kupu Kupu. Each one’s got its own twists and turns, so every ride feels totally different. We paid S$33 per person for the 3-ride combo (Standard Fixed). Genuinely great value for the amount of fun we had and then S$5 extra per person for another run as we wanted to try all tracks and weren’t ready to leave There were plenty of optional extras such as photo and video packages , food and drinks vendors. The staff were great, friendly, helpful and the whole place was super clean and well looked after. If you’re heading to Sentosa, this is 100% worth doing. Great for families, mates, or anyone up for a bit of fun and speed.

It's is my first time try Luge again as an adult and I got to say it was a bit underwhelming. It was somewhat short, and when it is about to get fun, it ends. The highest difficulty track is also not that difficult. We bought the most expensive ticket which allows you to play 4 times. It was around 40SGD which I think was quite expensive. Turns out we only played 3 times because we already went down the most difficult track twice, and didn't want to wait for the queue again. Also it was pretty hot to wait 10 minutes in the queue for like 1 minute of Luge. Nevertheless, considering the number of people, number of children, and safety regulations, it is understandable. I would like the commend their effort to making this attraction efficient, safe, and moderately fun for everybody. The staffs are hardworking, patient, and helpful. If you come with kids, I would recommend. If you want to seek thrills, then maybe not. The chairlift itself is nice though, not gonna lie.

🌟 Highlights • Scenic thrills: recommend evening outings around 7 PM, catching both sunset and the illuminated tracks — “three sceneries in one go!”  . • 4 fun tracks: From hairpin turns to tunnels and downhill slopes, each run is unique, and you get to pick your pace ⚠️ Points to Watch - Peak-hour queues - transport to there (not all grab want to go there and the price quite high) - better purchase online if the timing already fixed as it is cheaper

It is definitely worth visiting as it is a different experience. Though I recommend opting for 2 rides (that's the minimum number of rides one has to purchase). Why? Not very much difference between the tracks, you might feel a little bored after 2 rides. Though they don't recommend it, you can choose the dragon track (supposedly the most thrilling one) on your first ride. Book tickets through klook. You may see about 10% difference in the pricing. Bonus. After doing skyride, you may feel the lesser need of doing cable car, i.e. saving of time and money.

Wings of Time is truly a must-see when visiting Singapore, especially if you're looking for a memorable way to end your day on Sentosa Island. The show is a breathtaking blend of light, water, fire, and music, all choreographed perfectly against the open sea. From the moment it begins, you're transported on a magical journey through time, led by charming characters and a captivating storyline. The combination of state-of-the-art multimedia effects—laser lights, pyrotechnics, and dancing water jets is simply stunning. It’s impressive how seamlessly the visuals are integrated with the natural setting. Watching the show with the ocean breeze on your face just adds to the immersive experience. The seating is comfortable and offers a good view from almost every angle, and the show is just the right length to keep audiences of all ages engaged (around 20 minutes). It’s perfect for families, couples, and even solo travelers. 🎟️ Tip: Book your tickets in advance and try to arrive a bit early to get the best seats in the center. The sunset views before the show are also worth catching! Wings of Time is not just a show it’s an experience. Beautifully executed, emotionally uplifting, and technologically impressive. Highly recommended!☺️👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻

One of the best light and firework show. Much better than Garden Rhapsody at Gardens by the bay. Cool concept and nice orchestration. Find a seat in the middle for best experience

It was a great show and story. While I purchased tickets through expedia, a local company GlobalTix issued the tickets separately after I had to follow with them through whatsapp chat. It was open ended ticket even though i had booked for specific date and time. I asked them multiple times to ensure i am able to book 7:40pm show and they confirmed to just show tickets in line and booking is confirmed. When I reached the line, i was asked to go back to ticketing office to book the time. Luckily, 7:40pm time slot still had seats and I was confirmed. Please ensure you book your timeslot properly.

Probably the best night time light show. There's a dine and show option for an extra $13, which is well worth it, as you get VIP tickets which gives you access to an air conditioned seating area. Only problem is it fogs up, but better to eat in there before the show, then go sit outside in the reserved seats for the actual show. Make sure to get your tickets early in the day as it gets booked up quickly.

One of the best show to attend while in Singapore. There are so many elements attached to this show. They have light, lasers, Pyro, sound, water, fire, and fireworks. Kids will just love it. Advance tickets are advisable to purchase. It is around 30-45 minute show in the evening. They have two slots. In case you miss the first slot, they will give you entry in the second slot.