A visitor to Singapore will immediately discover a world of entertainment opportunities to excite the senses, from its vibrant night life to its diverse parks. And even if you are only on a shopping spree or on business, it is worth your while to explore some of these popular travelers’ haunts.
Just a 10 minute walk from Pasir MRT station, down Pasir Ris Close, is Singapore’s biggest outdoor theme park. With a slogan of “360 degrees of fun” the park invites both families and thrill seekers. You will mostly find it open on weekends and official school and public holidays. There are 16 rides in total; once you buy a ticket, you will have unlimited access to the entire theme park.
The EscapeTheme Park is home to many fantastic theme rides including the highest flume ride Asia has ever seen- Wet and Wild. The Daytona Beginners’ Track is an adrenaline-pumping go-cart ride. Indulge in pirate talk after trying out the Viking ride or scare yourself witless by daring to enter “Haunted”. The arena also has an entire WaterPark called Wild Wild Wet. The Red Baron and the Family Coaster are mainly children’s rides but are nevertheless lots of fun. The Inverter, Revolution and the Rainbow are more exciting for the average adult. You are advised that Alpha 8 is not for the faint-hearted but he Bumby Boat ride will leave you with a smile on your face. More typical park rides like the kite flyer, the Ferris wheel and family coaster can also be found in the park.
Central Pavillion is the place to go for a commingling of food, beverages and funfair –style games. The park has many more shops and places to grab a bite for refreshment. It should be noted that the park is a non-smoking venue.
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