Universal Studios Singapore opens for Chinese New Year with the world’s tallest dueling roller coaster

The much-anticipated “Resorts World Sentosa” officially opened on the first day of the Lunar New Year this year. This S$4.4 billion entertainment destination in Singapore is so far the most expensive and best-equipped family-friendly tourist attraction. Coupled with Singapore’s year-round festivals and events, there’s now even more reason for travelers to “never want to leave”!

The most talked-about attraction at Resorts World Sentosa is undoubtedly Universal Studios Singapore. The theme park alone boasts 24 roller coasters, 18 of which are specially designed for this park and are unique to the world. Highlights include the world’s tallest dueling roller coaster, the Far Far Away Castle featuring the famous monster star Shrek, live rock shows starring iconic movie monsters from various Universal films, as well as incredibly lifelike recreations of Marilyn Monroe and Betty.

In addition to roller coasters and rides, Universal Studios Singapore also houses 30 restaurants and food stalls offering a variety of cuisines, along with 20 boutiques and retail outlets. Beyond the theme park, Resorts World Sentosa features other major attractions, such as the world’s largest oceanarium, six uniquely themed hotels, and the luxury ESPA spa resort.

Anticipating a surge in post-holiday travel to Singapore, ezfly has specially curated a range of customized and group tour packages. Now, book the “Universal Studios Singapore Free & Easy Trip” and get a free entry ticket to the theme park, plus complimentary airport transfers to your hotel and from the hotel to the park. The ezfly “Singapore Universal Studios 4D3N Free & Easy Package” includes round-trip flights to Singapore, 3 nights’ stay at a five-star hotel, a 1-day River Cruise tour, and transportation services, starting from S$16,999 per person. For details, visit the ezfly website.

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