Skyline Luge Sentosa - Ticket
The experience
About this experience
Skyline Luge Singapore is an exciting and unique outdoor adventure activity located on Sentosa Island, one of Singapore's most popular tourist destinations. The Luge is a gravity-based carting system that offers visitors the chance to experience the thrill of zooming down a specially designed track on a wheeled cart.
Participants get to hop into their own individual Luge cart equipped with a simple braking and steering system. This allows riders to control their speed and direction as they navigate down the curving tracks.
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The track is designed to be safe and enjoyable for participants of all ages, making it a great activity for families and friends to enjoy together.To get back to the top of the hill for another round of Luge fun, visitors take the Skyride, a scenic chairlift that offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
The leisurely ride takes you high above the treetops, providing an excellent opportunity to admire the beauty of Sentosa Island and the cityscape beyond.
What guests love
- Genuine thrills for all ages — fast or gentle, you control the speed
- The chairlift ride up delivers sweeping island views before the action starts
- Night luge on Friday and Saturday evenings turns the tracks into a neon video game
- Multiple tracks keep repeat rides feeling fresh
- Helmets, clear safety briefings and easy-to-learn controls make it accessible for the whole family
Worth knowing before you go
- Closed / restricted: Operations pause immediately during thunder and lightning; refunds are not given, and replacement vouchers expire within one month, which may not suit short-stay visitors.
- Book ahead: Popular time slots sell out and on-site purchase is sometimes unavailable when sessions are full — weekday mornings are consistently less congested.
- Crowds: Weekend and holiday first-ride queues run 45–60 minutes; a 4-ride package can take 3–4 hours total on a busy day.
- Best time: Night luge runs Friday and Saturday evenings from around 7 pm — the illuminated tracks offer a noticeably different experience from the daytime version.
- Cost: Photos and videos cost extra and are purchased separately at the exit kiosks; keep your helmet until after scanning, as its RFID chip links to all your on-track shots.
- Cost: The 4-ride combo (~S$42) is the standard recommendation for value; single or 2-ride passes feel expensive given the short track length of 600–690 m per run.
- Rules: The minimum height to ride solo is 110 cm, and steering requires sustained arm strength — young children and some adults find it tiring across multiple rides.
- Rules: Payment on site is cashless only; lockers are available for bags, and a shower cap can be used inside the shared helmets if hygiene is a concern.
Inclusions & practical details
Included
- Safety Equipment
- Tickets
- Transfer
Meeting point
Hotel pick-up available.