Universal Studios Singapore Ticket Price 2026: from ₹5,999

A Universal Studios Singapore one-day ticket costs from ₹5,999 per person with us, a timed-entry pass to all seven zones priced in rupees (prices checked 16 Oct 2026). Resorts World Sentosa's own site lists Universal Studios Singapore tickets from SGD 76, with adult tickets for ages 13 and above and child tickets for ages 4 to 12 (rwsentosa.com, checked October 2026). A couple pays from ₹11,998 with us, before GST and TCS.

Our ticket is the one-day pass with timed entry and access to all seven themed zones. Transport to Sentosa, the Express pass, food and merchandise are not included. GST and TCS are shown in your written quote.

Prices checked 16 Oct 2026 from our live trip pages. Ticket age bands, Universal Express prices and ride height rules checked with Resorts World Sentosa (rwsentosa.com) and its Guide for Safety and Accessibility, version 2026.07, in October 2026.

How much is a Universal Studios Singapore ticket in rupees?

From ₹5,999 per person with us. Here is how that compares with what the official site showed in October 2026.

The official ticket is dated and sold in Singapore dollars, so the rupee amount depends on your card's exchange rate on the day. Ours is a fixed rupee price that sits in the same quote as your flights, hotel and transfers. If you only want a gate ticket and nothing else, compare the official price for your date before you decide.

What do child and senior tickets cost?

The official ticket page has two categories: adults aged 13 and above, and children aged 4 to 12. It shows no senior category, so parents over 60 buy an adult ticket. It does not say whether children under 4 enter free, so check before booking.

With us, children are priced in your quote by age; there is no separate child or senior variant on our page. These totals are before GST and TCS:

Is the Express pass worth it on a busy day?

Universal Express lets you skip the regular queue once at each participating ride and show, and it includes Priority Access entry, limited to the first two hours the park is open. It starts from SGD 80. Universal Express 3, from SGD 60, covers any three rides and shows. Both are add-ons: you can buy one only after a park ticket is in your cart, and each is dated for one day (rwsentosa.com, checked October 2026).

It is worth it when:

• you are going on a weekend or during Singapore school holidays, when the park is busier;
• you have only one day and teenagers who want the big roller coasters more than once;
• a parent or grandparent cannot stand in long queues in the heat.

It is usually not worth it on a weekday with small children who mostly want the gentle rides in Minion Land and Far Far Away. Our ticket does not include Express, but we can add it to your quote.

Which rides suit small children, and which have height limits?

These are the height rules in the park's Guide for Safety and Accessibility (version 2026.07). Children who meet the minimum but are under 122 cm must ride with a supervising companion aged 14 or older.

For small children

Measure your child before you promise any ride. Under 92 cm, the rides open to them are the ones with no minimum, such as Buggie Boogie, the carousel in Minion Land, where babies can sit in the stationary seats, and Dino-Soarin'. Some rides do not allow babies in arms. The park has a Baby Care Centre at the front with a nursing room and a place to warm formula, and a Child Swap programme lets one adult wait with a small child while the others ride, then swap.

For older children and teenagers

The two Battlestar Galactica coasters and Revenge of the Mummy are the big rides. Battlestar riders go through metal detection, and loose items must go in the lockers at the ride, which may charge a fee, or stay with someone who is not riding.

How long should you plan at the park?

A full day. Our ticket is for a 10:00 entry, and on the day we checked, the official site showed the park open from 10 AM to 6 PM; hours change by date, so check the park calendar for yours. Go early for the rides children want most, because queues build through the day.

With elderly parents

The guide lists wheelchairs and strollers for rent in limited numbers, first come, first served, for a non-refundable fee, just inside the main entrance. Parents can rest at the seated shows: WaterWorld, the Pantages Hollywood Theater, Donkey LIVE and Shrek 4-D Adventure, which has stationary seats. The coasters carry warnings for heart conditions, high blood pressure, and back or neck problems, so read the sign at each ride.

How do you add Universal Studios to a Singapore trip?

The simplest way is a trip that already includes it. Our Singapore Family Blockbuster is from ₹64,999 per person for 5 days and 4 nights, with return flights from Ahmedabad, a 4-star city stay with breakfast, a full day at Universal Studios, the Sentosa cable car and luge, the S.E.A. Aquarium, Gardens by the Bay and a stop at Jewel on the way home. The Singapore visa is handled by us.

If you are building your own days, these sit well around Universal Studios:

The three together come to ₹15,497 per person. Universal Studios is on Sentosa but ticketed separately from the Sentosa day, so plan them as two days, not one. Keep the park off your arrival day and the day before your flight home, when children are tired.

Tell us at booking if anyone eats vegetarian or Jain food, and we will plan meals around the park day. For more family ideas, see things to do in Singapore with kids, our Singapore trip cost from India guide, and the Singapore destination guide.

How we help

We book Universal Studios on the day that suits your family and fit it into a Singapore trip from Ahmedabad with flights, hotel, visa and transfers in one written quote. Tell us your dates and your children's ages and heights: start with a message.

Sources, checked October 2026: Resorts World Sentosa: Universal Studios Singapore tickets; Resorts World Sentosa: Universal Express; Resorts World Sentosa: Universal Studios Singapore; Universal Studios Singapore: Guide for Safety and Accessibility, version 2026.07.

FAQs

What is the Universal Studios Singapore ticket price in Indian rupees? From ₹5,999 per person with us for a one-day pass with timed entry to all seven zones (prices checked 16 Oct 2026). The official site lists tickets from SGD 76, paid in Singapore dollars.

What age is a child ticket at Universal Studios Singapore? The official ticket page lists child tickets for ages 4 to 12 and adult tickets from 13. It shows no senior category, and it does not say whether under-4s enter free, so check before booking.

Is the Universal Express pass included in the ticket? No. Universal Express is an add-on from SGD 80, and Universal Express 3, for any three rides and shows, is from SGD 60 (rwsentosa.com, checked October 2026). We can add either to your quote.

What is the height limit for rides at Universal Studios Singapore? Battlestar Galactica needs 125 cm, Revenge of the Mummy 122 cm, Jurassic Park Rapids 107 cm, and Transformers and Puss In Boots 102 cm. Children under 122 cm ride with a companion aged 14 or older.

How many hours do you need at Universal Studios Singapore? A full day. On the day we checked, the park was open 10 AM to 6 PM, but hours change by date, so check the park calendar.

Is Universal Studios Singapore good for elderly parents? Yes, if you plan rest. Wheelchairs can be rented in limited numbers at the entrance, and the seated shows give parents a break; the big coasters are not suitable for heart, blood pressure or back conditions.