We spent a whole day at Universal Studios Singapore and only rode 5 of the
park’s 18 attractions — all because of one decision we made before buying our
ticket: we said no to the Express Pass.
Here’s the honest breakdown. What we rode, what we skipped, what wasn’t even
running, and whether saving that money was actually worth it.
Ticket: booked on Klook for around $58 on an off-peak day (usually ~$63 peak).
The Express Pass is a separate ticket and during peak season costs about the
same as your admission.
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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 5 rides out of 18 — here’s why
0:24 How much our ticket cost (Klook)
1:06 Trolls Hug Time Jubilee
1:34 Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase
2:04 Lights Camera Action (we walked out)
2:36 Transformers The Ride — still the best
3:01 Revenge of the Mummy — 45 min queue
3:34 Treasure Hunters
4:02 Puss in Boots Giant Journey — our favorite
4:30 Two attractions that weren’t even running
4:43 The rides we skipped on purpose
5:21 FREE birthday perk most people miss
5:51 Final verdict: is USS worth it?
🎢 QUICK VERDICT
The park is great — the problem is the queues and the heat. It drains your
energy faster than you expect. Come on a cooler day and queuing becomes
bearable. If you’re visiting on a weekend or a holiday, the Express Pass is
probably worth it. Aim for 7-8 rides.
💬 Tell me in the comments: did you skip the Express Pass? How many attractions
did you manage to ride?
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