Skyline Luge Sentosa Tours
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Soar to new heights on the Skyride chairlift, and then zoom down the Luge at Skyline Luge Sentosa—both are part of the worldwide Skyline Luge family of attractions. Enjoy scenic views over Sentosa Island on the way up, and then descend down 1.6 miles (2.6 kilometers) across four different luge tracks.
The Basics
Head up on the 1,033-foot (315-meter) Skyride, a 4-person chair lift. Then zoom down one of four purpose-built tracks on the Luge, a unique gravity-powered cart that you can control by using handlebars. Each track is about 1,968 to 2,132 feet (600 to 650 meters) long.
Book Skyline Luge Sentosa tickets ahead of time or combine it with a combo pass that includes several other attractions on Sentosa Island for the best value. Some Singapore attractions or discount passes include a ride on the Skyride and Luge at Skyline Luge Sentosa.
Things to Know Before You Go
How to Get There
Skyline Luge Sentosa is located between Imbiah Lookout and Siloso Beach. Take the MRT to Harbourfront Station, and then take the Sentosa Express to Imbiah Station (at the top of the Skyride) or Beach Station (at the bottom of the Luge track). Or take Bus 123 from various locations in Singapore to Beach Station. Cars and taxis should head to Siloso Point or Imbiah Lookout.
When to Get There
Skyline Luge Sentosa is open daily from morning through evening, with the last ride at 9:15pm. Visitors at night can experience the Wings of Time fireworks display nightly at 7:40pm and 8:40pm from the Skyride. Operations may be suspended temporarily in the event of thunder, lightning, or heavy rain.
Where to Catch the Best Views on Sentosa Island
There are a number of ways to enjoy the views over Sentosa Island. In addition to the Skyride at Skyline Luge Sentosa, you can also enjoy great views while on the MegaZip or MegaJump at Mega Adventure Park Singapore. The Sentosa Line on the cable car also offers superb island views.
The Basics
Head up on the 1,033-foot (315-meter) Skyride, a 4-person chair lift. Then zoom down one of four purpose-built tracks on the Luge, a unique gravity-powered cart that you can control by using handlebars. Each track is about 1,968 to 2,132 feet (600 to 650 meters) long.
Book Skyline Luge Sentosa tickets ahead of time or combine it with a combo pass that includes several other attractions on Sentosa Island for the best value. Some Singapore attractions or discount passes include a ride on the Skyride and Luge at Skyline Luge Sentosa.
Things to Know Before You Go
- Skyline Luge Sentosa is ideal for families with children and thrill seekers.
- There are height requirements to ride the Skyride and to ride the Luge alone.
- Visitors with certain health issues may not be allowed to ride the Skyride and Luge.
- The Skyride is an open chairlift; closed-toe shoes are recommended.
- Lockers are available for a fee.
- Photos are available for purchase.
How to Get There
Skyline Luge Sentosa is located between Imbiah Lookout and Siloso Beach. Take the MRT to Harbourfront Station, and then take the Sentosa Express to Imbiah Station (at the top of the Skyride) or Beach Station (at the bottom of the Luge track). Or take Bus 123 from various locations in Singapore to Beach Station. Cars and taxis should head to Siloso Point or Imbiah Lookout.
When to Get There
Skyline Luge Sentosa is open daily from morning through evening, with the last ride at 9:15pm. Visitors at night can experience the Wings of Time fireworks display nightly at 7:40pm and 8:40pm from the Skyride. Operations may be suspended temporarily in the event of thunder, lightning, or heavy rain.
Where to Catch the Best Views on Sentosa Island
There are a number of ways to enjoy the views over Sentosa Island. In addition to the Skyride at Skyline Luge Sentosa, you can also enjoy great views while on the MegaZip or MegaJump at Mega Adventure Park Singapore. The Sentosa Line on the cable car also offers superb island views.
Address: 45 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa, 099003, Singapore
Admission: Varies
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Skyline Luge Sentosa
Thrill as you ride the Luge down the 688 metre Dragon Trail, or 628 metre Jungle Trail. Beautiful views of Sentosa Island as you glide over the treetops on board the Skyride Makes for a great night time activity too
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Recent Reviews from Experiences in Singapore
Not worth it - poor customer experience
victortO368TQ
, Sep 2019
We purchased the 3 attraction + Universal Studios option for a recent family trip to Singapore. There was no real saving (time or money) by using this pass compared to paying direct at the attraction. Once at attractions it was often unclear how / where we should redeem the pass which meant we were redirected to other (long) queues multiple times. Further, we were unable to use the pass for one of the attractions we visited as we were told we had to book (via email) 24 hours prior. I have no idea why this would be the case as we could have paid and entered at the ticket counter immediately. As this was our last day in Singapore we were unable to use our final attraction pass. I requested a refund for a portion of the pass on our return which was denied as the booking requirement was stated on the ticket (I only found this later on the e-tkts – not very prominent). Lastly the ‘What’s included’ section promises a ‘Fold out guide that features maps and attraction details’, which we never received. – Overall very disappointing.
Super convenient!!
srowlinson1
, Aug 2019
Such great value and an incredibly convenient alternative to tours. Our family traveling with us got tours but that meant they had to do their things and leave at certain times only to wait for more buses etc however we just went when we were ready, because you redeem for attraction tickets at their guest services counter the line was much much smaller so very little waiting time and could do things at our own pace. For universal studios I highly recommend budgeting for the express pass, they are $110sd each for a one ride (you can only use the express once for each ride) or $140sd each for unlimited rides. People were in lines of up to 120mins where we were walking all the way to the front every time, the longest we waited in the express line was maybe 15 mins but most was straight through. We spent 8 hours there and went on every single ride some a few times. My favs were the mummy ride and the transformers ride.
Isn't worth the money.
ViHuLa2019
, Aug 2019
I attended 5 attractions and did not get my money worth. I expected that there should be at least a saving of 10%, but I spent 162 SGD on the ticket and used 160 SGD for the attractions. It only helped me to reduce waiting times at some attractions, but that can also be achieved with individual online-tickets.
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Part-go kart, part-toboggan (a type of sled), this unique ride will have you racing down a purpose-built track with the wind in your hair and the thrill of gravity's pull. Invented in New Zealand over 27 years ago, Skyline Luge involves a type of three-wheel sled, where riders can control their descent by pulling or pushing handlebars to brake or accelerate. Sentosa's the only place in all of Asia for a ride on the Luge, with a 1.2km-track for you to enjoy with loved ones. You also get the chance to hop on the Sentosa Skyride for an open-cabin trip to the top of the tracks, where you'll enjoy scenic, bird's eye views of the city skyline, Sentosa Island, and the South China Sea!
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