Revenge travel season is on and if you still don’t know where to fly next, then how about a trip to Singapore that comes with seven new experiences for you to enjoy? Packed with thrilling, fun, and fulfilling activities, Singapore is just waiting to be discovered! Don’t worry if you’ve already listed the country’s iconic attractions such as Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa, and Universal Studios Singapore to your itinerary—we’ve got you covered! Check out these seven exciting things to do in Singapore that you can add to maximize your vacation.
1. Avatar: The Experience
After the release of Avatar 2 (Avatar: The Way of Water), the hype has not died down at all and Singapore has it all to satisfy that hype—Avatar: The Experience at Gardens by the Bay! This event is an immersive walkthrough that will give you a glimpse of the alien world of Pandora, where you can explore mystical creatures, flora, and even the culture of Pandora’s indigenous people, the Na’vi. Divided into different zones, you will first see a stunning waterfall with a banshee sculpture, then a life-sized banshee that will shock you with its realistic roars, and a baby banshee that you can interact with through an expert puppeteer. Feel free to take photos with the baby banshee to commemorate your visit!
Important Note: This event will last until January 2024.
Don’t miss out on this chance to discover more of the Avatar film franchise through this immersive exhibit. This is something that’s definitely one of the more unique things to do while in Singapore.
2. Stranger Things: The Encounter
If you’re a big fan of Netflix’s Stranger Things and cannot wait for the release of the new season, then this attraction might be the one for you! Along Victoria Street lies Bugis+ where Stranger Things - The Encounter, an immersive exhibit that gives its audience a thrilling adventure of what it’s like being part of the show’s universe is located. Wander through all the iconic locations featured in the show such as Joyce’s House, The Lab, The Creel House, and of course, the Upside Down itself!
After the amazing experience of seeing these locations, there are still a lot of things to do while there. You’ll get to indulge in the delicious food offered at the real-life version of the Starcourt Mall. True to the show’s lore, they have ice cream from Scoops Ahoy by Burnt Scones. If you don’t have a sweet tooth, no worries because they also offer savory food like pizzas from Surfer Boy Pizza by SJS Group. Last, but not the least, you can buy exclusive merch to further cap off your experience there!
Important Note: This event will run from 30 June 2023 to 1 October 2023.
3. Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Singapore
Don’t know what to do in Singapore for Halloween? The Halloween Horror Nights is back in Universal Studios Singapore for its 11th year of Halloween fun with new and even more terrifying exhibitions! Check out their roster of five haunted houses, three scare zones, and two live shows that will fuel your nightmares.
Are you a fan of the Netflix series All Of Us Are Dead? Well, you will definitely have a blast with this haunted house theme as it gives you an opportunity to step into the halls of Hyosan High itself to see if you’ll survive the zombie attacks. Not only that, but they also have a The Weeknd-themed haunted house where you get to venture the corridors of his haunted nightclub. Other themed houses include Grimm Encounters, Rebirth of the Matriarch, and DIYU: Descent Into Hell.
Not a fan of haunted houses? You can go to their scare zones instead like the Dead Man’s Wharf, The Hacker, and The Cursed Kiramam! Don’t forget to catch their live shows as well to cap off your Halloween Night!
Important Note: This event will run from 29 Sep 2022 to 4 Nov 2023.
4. Faber Peak Cable Car
Need a relaxing moment to appreciate the scenery of Singapore? Check out the Faber Peak Cable Car rides at Mount Faber! This cable car ride will let you marvel at the lush landscape of Singapore as you travel to Sentosa. What’s fun about these cable car rides is that this year is the cable car service’s 50th anniversary and to celebrate that, there are Pokemon-themed cars that are available at the Mount Faber Line. It doesn’t stop there—they are also selling various Pokemon-themed merch at the ticketing counters!
Not only that but there are a lot of things you can do in Singapore to pass the time. One of these is a special Virtual Reality (VR) experience awaits you wherein you will get to feel what it’s like to fight in aerial combat! This will have you exploring different realistic landscapes with 6 different movements that will make the whole experience more exhilarating.
Important Note: The Singapore Cable Car is under maintenance from 27 September 2023 to 24 October 2023.
5. The Wings of Time Show
Don’t know what other things to do you want to know what it feels like to experience state-of-the-art laser shows with thrilling pyrotechnics, fountains, and water jets that come along with it? Well, The Wings of Time show is perfect for you! This magnificent show features the adventures of Shahbaz, the mythical bird-like creature, with his human friends, Rachel and Felix.
When you buy your tickets to The Wings of Time Show through Klook, you’ll also get a complimentary ticket to the Sentosa Musical Fountain and Musical SkyJet.
6. Singapore Wildlife
With Singapore’s urban landscape, the country also boasts of its vibrant wildlife! Don’t forget to drop by at the various zoos that Singapore has to offer such as the Singapore Zoo, Singapore Night Safari, Singapore River Wonders, and the new Bird Paradise.
While there are a lot of attractions to pick from, buying the Singapore Wildlife Pass allows you to gain access through two to three attractions while still getting 12% off the original price.
7. Museum of Ice Cream
Though this last one is not exactly a new attraction in Singapore, it’s still one that you can’t miss. The Museum of Ice Cream will welcome you to a world of sweetness and everything pink—unlimited ice cream with so many toppings to choose from, photo zones here and there, a unicorn playground, and their own take on the ball pit pool, just make it sprinkles! Relive your childhood dreams here and get ready to be transported into the world of ice cream!
Klook Tip: Once you’re done exploring the museum, drop by their retro diner to grab a bite and take the artsiest photos!
Singapore is truly a concrete jungle, but there are hidden gems in the area that are still waiting to be discovered so head on over to these places and make the most out of it!