Top 10 Theme Parks in Singapore

Let’s Slip Away To Heart-Pounding Theme Parks-Singapore!

Singapore, known as the “Garden City,” is a city-state and island country in maritime Southeast Asia. Whimsical wonderlands, water playgrounds, hiking trails, and amusement parks all together create the best of this Lion City. The well-manicured theme parks in Singapore welcome all thrill seekers to have them on the edge of their seats. Adventure enthusiasts can get their hearts pounding on the globe’s towering dueling rollercoasters at none other than the Universal Studio Singapore, while families can bulge in Wild Wild Wet to have refreshing aquatic fun.

In this guide, we have broken down the best 10 theme parks in Singapore that do not only appeal to children but their parents as well, so the entire family can have a whale of a time out with some of the best things to do!

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The first amusement park opened in Southeast Asia of its kind is Universal Studios Singapore, featuring more than 20 attractions in its highly themed zones, encompassing Ancient Egypt, Hollywood, Far Far Away, New York, Madagascar, and The Lost World. Opt for their one of the best rides like Transformers 3D battles, Revenge of the Mummy, and Jurassic Park Rapids. Beyond rides, there are also larger-than-life characters, including Shrek, pesky minions, Pixer’s lovable ogre, and not to mention Frankenstein’s monster.  If you are here till evening, prepare yourself to be amazed by the dazzling fireworks display at Lake Hollywood Spectacular or if kids are along, go for live music, merry-go-round, and kid’s rollercoaster.

8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269, Singapore

Wild Wild Wet Singapore is the most famous country’s waterpark, assuring a heart-pounding water-filled fun day for the whole family. This waterpark provides an excellent mashup of pools and flumes as well as adrenaline-fueled slides to amuse every family member. There’s the very 1st whitewater-rafting slide named Ular Lah and Shiok River where you can experience 360o spins at this park. Plus, the little ones can splash around or unwind in the meandering river in a sloshing shallow area, Yippie or channel your inner daredevil for the 19 m tall Vortes!

 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599

Haw Par Villa, also called Tiger Balm Garden, is built around the legends and heroes of Chinese mythology, boasting remarkable collectibles of concrete figures and vivid plaster. These figures portray the stories of the renowned Monkey God, the Lady White Snake's tragic love story, the Divine Maiden, and the bold hero Wu Song. There’s also a resplendent Nine Dragon Wall as well as the Laughing Buddha statues.

 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628

Adventure Cove Waterpark Singapore has a fair share of fun slides and rides to please adrenaline-rush seekers, including Asia’s first hydro magnetic coaster and a water tornado ride. Those who aren’t a big fan of hurtling down immense tunnels or spiraling around the huge funnels in rubber rings would love to do water-based activities. Sentosa Adventure Cove features seven distinctive high-energy water rides like Rainbow Reef and Ray Bay where you can snorkel with 20,000 plus tropical fish.

 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore

Strapping into the G-Max chair at G-Max River Bungy in Clarke Quay offers an incredibly adrenaline-pumping experience, making it one of the most thrilling activities at the theme park, blast off for 5 minutes fired into the air with a speed of 200 kilometers/ hour.

 3E River Valley Road, Singapore 179024

Enjoy a leisurely cruise or opt for an exhilarating adventure by racing down one of four thrilling luge tracks, each designed with unique features like hairpin corners, exciting tunnels, and exhilarating downhill slopes.  Plus, the Skyride is a cable-driven open-air chairlift, offering incredible island views.

Imbiah Lookout, Sentosa Island

Night Safari is the world’s first-ever night zoo that provides shelter to more than 130 species of nightly-active animals, residing in their natural habitats with no barriers. Get amazed by more than 900 animals such as mountain deer, striped hyenas, and lions in their indigenous habitat with the help of special lighting techniques. Take a tram ride of 50 minutes through the luxurious secondary rainforest and get off on one of four walking trails for a close-up experience with animals.

80 Mandai Lake Rd Singapore 729826

If you are more into Singapore history there could be no better place to go than the Singapore Discovery Center. This center features a science museum, an outdoor play, and an art gallery, plus there are interactive displays for younger children and adults as well.

510 Upper Jurong Road, Singapore 638365

Flamingos, monkeys, manatees, and crocodiles are some of the many animals you can expect to meet at this river-themed wildlife park. This wildlife park boasts a panda exhibit home to a friendly huge Jia Jia and Kai Kai as well as the globe’s biggest freshwater aquarium. Take a walk or hop onto a boat for a face-to-face meetup with creatures that belong to the world’s greatest rivers like the Nile and Amazon.

 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826

Sentosa 4D Adventureland is one of the unique theme parks in Singapore as it boasts a 4D technology thrill. There are various shows and rides such as Haunted Mine Ride 4D, a simulated ride that leads you to a spooky mine adventure, extreme log ride, a virtual roller coaster; and Desperados, a 4D interactive shooting game. Plus, there’s Journey 2: The Mysterious Island where you can immerse in the heart of action with a 4D immersive experience.

51B Imbiah Rd, Singapore 099708

Last but not least, the finest attractions in Singapore will keep you thrilled with its joyous offerings. From thrilling rides at Universal Park Singapore to adrenaline-rush coasters at Sentosa Adventure Cove, there’s something every visitor in Singapore. Let this guide be your map to the jovial theme park trip in Singapore!