Singapore Cable Car and Sentosa Island Attractions

360-Degree Views of Sentosa Island and the Singapore Harbour. Ticket includes access to the Cable Car Museum, the first cable car museum of Asia and admission to Sentosa.

Price

Round Trip Sky Pass (Mount Faber Line & Sentosa Line) – Adult: S$33. Child: S$22. Mount Faber Line – Adult: S$29 | Sentosa Line: Adult: S$13 *Add S$10 for a full day of unlimited rides. Child is defined as 3 to 12 years old. Free admission for children below 3 years old.

Opening Hours: 8:45am – 10pm, Daily (last boarding 9.30pm)

Discount: Klook.com

Mount Faber Station

• Mount Faber is the second highest hill of Singapore. Mount Faber Peak hosts a number of food and beverage outlets, is where the cable car station is located.
• Mount Faber Park – two static cable car display at the base of the Cable Car Station.
• Ring the Bell of Happiness.
• Next to it is a fence full of “Wishing Bells”, similar concept to “love-locks”. Under Faber Point’s platform is a copper-tooled mural wall that depicts story of Singapore.
• At the highest, Faber Point, there is a little “baby” Merlion. Can enjoy views of Keppel Harbour, sea or the urban landscape, there are telescopes.
• The Southern Ridges Walk – 1.The Marang Trail connects HarbourFront MRT to Mount Faber Park (0.35km). 2.Mostly sheltered Faber Walk takes you around the peak of Mount Faber to Henderson Waves (0.8km). 3.The 274-metre long Henderson Waves, Singapore’s highest pedestrian bridge, connects Mount Faber Park to Telok Blangah Hill Park. [littledayout.com]

Sentosa (Website)

How to Get from VivoCity to Sentosa besides Cable Car

Sentosa Boardwalk from VivoCity Lobby F Level 1, entry fee: S$1. Sheltered with slow escalators. Leads to RWS Waterfront, attractions such as Trick Eye Museum, Crane Dance, S.E.A. Aquarium and Adventure Cove Waterpark, and restaurants such as Seafood Republic and the Malaysian Food Street.

Comfortable walk with travellator

Sentosa Express Monorail – purchase from Sentosa Station (VivoCity, Lobby L, Level 3) at S$4. Once on the island, all the bus, tram or monorail services are free, except cable car.

Free activities:

• Siloso Beach – picnic, swim, volleyball
• Fort Siloso Skywalk (Siloso Point) – 11-storey (by lift or stairs), see through glass floor. 181m Skywalk scenic trail (not sheltered) to Fort Siloso which is home to Singapore’s largest collection of World War II memorabilia.
• Crane Dance – 8pm daily. audio visuals, water effects and LED light. free.
• Sentosa Nature Discovery (Imbiah Lookout) – galleries and interactive exhibits, discover local habitats and wildlife. The jungle trail takes you through eight different habitats (rainforest, wetlands, rocky seashore, etc.) with different vegetation, trees and wildlife, including birds, insects, odd reptile. 9am to 5pm daily. 1.8km.
• Merlion (Imbiah Lookout) – The iconic Merlion (half lion fish mythical creature) and water feature. Merlion Walk – Colorful mosaic sculpture sprawled along the walkway. (unsheltered)
• Palawan Beach – suspension bridge links to the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia, Palawan Island.
• Animal & Bird Encounters (Palawan Amphitheatre) – 2,3,4,5pm daily. Nimble monkeys, amazing reptiles and colourful parrots all get in on the act!
• Resort World Sentosa Casino – Nice environment, try luck in a game or two. Entry is free for foreigners with passport. Most tables minimum is 25 SGD.
• Tanjong Beach

Entrance fee required:

• Skyline Luge Sentosa (Imbiah or Beach Station) – The Sentosa Skyride is an open-air cable-driven chairlift which stretches from mainland Singapore all the way to Sentosa island. the luge – a non-motorised, three-wheel carrier that goes down a steep hill from near the Imbiah Lookout and ends at the Siloso Beach. Luge & Skyride:   $18 / Person
• Universal Studios (USS, Waterfront Station) – This massive complex of themed rides, live shows and Hollywood movie-sets. Adult: S$81 | Discount at Klook:

• Tiger Sky Tower in Sentosa (Imbiah Lookout) – Singapore’s highest viewing tower at 131m. The ride lasts for about 15 minutes. Visitors enter a cabin with commentary about the history of Sentosa, pointing out famous landmarks across Singapore where it gently rotates up to the top, enjoy 360 degrees panoramic view and comes down. Adult: S$18 | Child (3 – 12 years old): S$10.

Meet Oprah at Madame Tussauds Singapore at Sentosa

5 in 1 Bundle (at Imbiah Lookout)

1. Madame Tussauds
2. Images Of Singapore LIVE – Interactive and theatrical, mix of live actors and special effects to step back in time to Singapore’s past
3. Spirit of Singapore boat ride (3 min)
4. Marvel Universe 4D – Experience wind-chilling, water-soaking, and face-flinching special effects.
5. Ultimate Film Star Experience

• Adventure Cove Waterpark (Resorts World Sentosa or Waterfront Station) – Not a very large water park. 6 rides -Riptide Rocket (the most thrilling ride), 1 snorkelling area (Rainbow Reef), 1 wave pool, 1 maze area, the adventure river, treehouse and a toddler pool. Park operators take safety seriously. Lifeguards are around at the top and bottom of every ride, well maintained.
• Mega Adventure Park | sg.megaadventure.com – MegaZip (flying fox): $45, MegaWall: $15, MegaJump: $25, MegaBounce: $15
• S.E.A Aquarium (Waterfront Station) – Adult: $34 (non-local)
• Mosh! – kids’ edutainment centre at Palawan Kidz City, level 3, Kidzania building, Sentosa. A new Japanese digital technology. Five stations to explore in one big room set up with mini chairs and tables, colouring stations with projected digital scenes on the walls. 1-2h. $28.
• Siloso Beach – surf a man-made wave (Wave House), beach activities such as kayaking and skim boarding
• iFly (indoor skydiving) at Siloso Beach

Google reviews

Adventure Cove Waterpark is a favorite but the lines can be a little long for the rides. The Malaysian Street Food hall is the best for food with a great variety and reasonable pricing. tip; check out some website where they sell bundle tickets to the attractions here & around the Sentosa Island. Do note it’s recommended to spend one full day at Universal Studio Singapore. A lot of Chinese tourist groups.