Universal Studios Singapore Tickets: SGD 76 to 89 by Date, and Why Express Costs Extra

An adult day ticket is SGD 76 on non-peak dates, 83 on peak and 89 on super-peak, and a child pays 69. Tickets are dated with no refunds, the park stays open in the rain, and Express is a separate pass.

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A lamplit waterfront promenade beside a calm lagoon on Sentosa in Singapore at blue hour, with lit ride tracks curving in the distance

Universal Studios Singapore is the theme park inside Resorts World Sentosa, on Sentosa island. Its tickets are simpler than Japan’s: one price per date, no separate timed entry for a themed area, and no resident discount. What you pay depends on the date you pick and whether you add a queue-skipping Express pass.

Prices are in Singapore dollars, read on 1 October 2026 from Resorts World Sentosa’s ticket pages and price calendar, and from Pelago the same day.

Day ticket prices

Date tierAdult, 13 and overChild, 4 to 12
Non-peak7669
Peak8369
Super-peak8969

The date sets the tier. Of the dates we sampled, 2 and 4 October were peak, 10 November non-peak, and 5 and 24 December super-peak.

A child pays SGD 69 in every tier, so moving a family visit off a super-peak day saves SGD 13 per adult and nothing on the children. There is no senior ticket and no resident price for the park.

The evening ticket, for entry from 4pm, is SGD 85 on the official site and includes an SGD 20 meal voucher. The promotion covers purchases made until 26 December 2026.

A steel roller coaster train racing through a vertical loop at dusk, light trails streaking against a pink and violet sky edged with palms
What the day ticket buys. Illustration, not a photograph of the park or its rides.

Ticket rules

  • One day only. “Admission ticket is valid for entry on selected day of visit only.”
  • No refunds. The terms put it in capitals: “The above booking and e-ticket are NON-CANCELLABLE, NON-REFUNDABLE, AND NON-TRANSFERRABLE.”
  • No re-entry. “Universal Studios Singapore admission is not valid for re-entry.” Eat lunch in the park, or accept that leaving ends your day.
  • Open in the rain. From the FAQ: “Tickets sold are non-refundable as Universal Studios Singapore does not close for inclement weather.” Outdoor rides can stop: “Outdoor attractions may close temporarily in the event of lightning risk.”
  • Maintenance closures. Lights, Camera, Action! is closed from 16 September to 31 October 2026, and Treasure Hunters from 12 October to 29 November 2026.
  • Gate sales. You can buy at the gate, “but tickets are subject to availability”. For a holiday or super-peak day, buy ahead.

Universal Express costs extra

Universal Express lets you skip the regular queue once on each eligible ride. It is priced by date: SGD 80, 100 and 120 on the three dates we checked. A cheaper version, Universal Express 3, starts from SGD 60.

  • It does not get you in: “Universal Express pass is not valid for admission into any Resorts World Sentosa attractions.”
  • It is for one day: “Every Universal Express pass is dated and can only be used on the selected date”.
  • Several rides are excluded, including Canopy Flyer, Treasure Hunters, Magic Potion Spin and Ready, Set, Rescue!
  • The price stays the same while rides are shut: “Universal Express passes will continue to be sold at the regular price during the above Show & Attraction temporary closure periods.” On a date when your favourite ride is closed, Express buys less.

Official site or Pelago

Pelago, Singapore Airlines’ experiences platform, sells the same tickets. For the dated day ticket it charges exactly the official price: SGD 76, 83 and 89 for an adult on the same tiers, and SGD 69 for a child. Its terms match the park’s: “Upon booking confirmation, the admission ticket is valid only on the selected date”, and “No cancellations and refunds are allowed for this activity.”

Two products differ:

  • Evening ticket, cheaper on Pelago. It is listed as a Twilight Promotion from SGD 81.08, with the same 4pm entry and SGD 20 food voucher, against the official SGD 85. Book it on Pelago’s Universal Studios Singapore page.
  • Universal Express, dearer on Pelago. About 11% more on each date we compared: SGD 88.85 against 80, 111.06 against 100, and 133.27 against 120. Buy Express on the official site.

Some Pelago options are marked for KrisFlyer members and hide the price until you sign in, so the member price may differ from what we saw.

For the rest of the island, Sentosa’s entry costs and attraction prices cover the cable car, the luge and the Oceanarium. If Japan is next, Universal Studios Japan’s ticket rules work quite differently.

We have an affiliate arrangement with Pelago and earn a commission if you book through our link. A day ticket costs the same on Pelago and the official site.

Pelago's Universal Studios Singapore page, with the same dated prices and a cheaper evening ticket (affiliate link)

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