A smart Singapore kit, all in one pass. With 50+ attractions and big hitters like Universal Studios Singapore, you choose your days, then scan in for easy entry. It is designed for tight schedules, and it rewards you the more stops you actually fit in.

I especially like the mix of landmark Singapore and thrill rides. Gardens by the Bay (including Flower Dome and Cloud Forest with Jurassic World: The Experience) pairs nicely with Sentosa action like the AJ Hackett Sentosa Giant Swing and Universal Studios Singapore.

One consideration: many popular experiences need reservations, and your pass only counts days after you activate it at your first stop. Also, you may still need to exchange a QR code for tickets at some venues.

Key takeaways before you buy

• Phone scan entry: show your digital pass code at attractions, instead of juggling paper tickets.
• Pick your duration (2 to 7 days): you can shape the pass around a long weekend or a full week.
• Mandai wildlife night option: Night Safari plus other Mandai add-ons helps you build a full day.
• Sentosa thrill lineup: Universal Studios Singapore and AJ Hackett Giant Swing are both covered.
• Marina Bay indoors and skyline views: SkyPark Observation Deck and ArtScience Museum are easy to pair.
• Reservations can cap your pace: popular items may require booking ahead, even with the pass.

What this Go City Singapore All-Inclusive Pass really gives you

This is a Singapore sightseeing pass that bundles admission to 50+ attractions, tours, and activities into one digital ticket. You can book a 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7-day pass, then use your phone to get into included spots.

The value is simple. Instead of paying individual entry fees for each attraction, you pay once and cover a wide range: theme parks, museums, scenic transport, and even night experiences. And because the pass is valid for consecutive days purchased after activation, you should plan to start early on Day 1 to avoid wasting any time.

You do not need to meet a single tour group at a fixed meeting point. You activate the pass at any included attraction or tour, then you are good to go.

Using the pass on your phone without losing time

This pass is built around digital redemption. You’ll want a charged smartphone every day, since the pass is used digitally through the Go City app.

Here is how I’d set it up so it stays painless:

• Follow the instructions in your booking confirmation to sync your pass with the Go City app.
• Save the pass to your phone or tablet, or print a copy if you prefer a backup.
• At each venue, follow the venue instructions in the Go City app and scan/show the pass code for entry.

A couple of practical notes that matter in real life:

• Attractions and tours can change, so the Go City app is your source for up-to-date included options, opening times, and access steps.
• For many of the most in-demand activities, you may have to reserve in advance even though admission is included.

If you like planning, the app helps. If you like doing things spontaneously, this is still usable, but you will want to leave space for reservation needs.

Your 2 to 7 day game plan: how to make the most of it

Because you can choose 2 to 7 days, you can build your itinerary around the day types you enjoy most:

• Big-ticket attractions (Universal Studios Singapore, Night Safari, Gardens by the Bay)
• Indoor breaks (ArtScience Museum, National Gallery, Madame Tussauds)
• Thrill or activity heavy time (Sentosa, cable car, 4D experiences)
• Wildlife and evening experiences (Mandai Wildlife Reserve options)

The pass is most valuable when you stack major admissions back-to-back. With a shorter pass, you’ll get the most bang by picking the biggest names plus a transport or cruise style activity to connect your days.

One more thing that affects results: the pass is valid for 1 year from purchase date, but it only becomes active after your first attraction visit. Start your pass early, not late.

Marina Bay cluster: SkyPark Observation Deck, ArtScience Museum, and classic sights

If you like a “one area, many stops” day, Marina Bay is where this pass shines. You can pair:

• Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck
• ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands: Future World Exhibition
• National Gallery Singapore
• Madame Tussauds Singapore (5-in-1 experience)

I like this grouping because it includes a mix of viewpoints, exhibits, and an attraction you can do even when the weather feels sticky. It also helps you avoid constant cross-city hopping.

A smart planning tip: put your most timing-sensitive stop early. If an experience you want has a reservation requirement, it is better to schedule that first before your day turns into a “we’ll see” shuffle.

Gardens by the Bay: Jurassic World at Flower Dome and Cloud Forest

This is one of the clearest “must-use” items on the pass. It includes:

• Gardens by the Bay: Flower Dome & Cloud Forest featuring Jurassic World: The Experience
• Gardens by the Bay: Floral Fantasy – My Little Pony Petals of Friendship

If your goal is to cover signature Singapore scenery plus a branded attraction, this combo is a strong use of one pass day. It also helps you balance your itinerary between theme parks and more walkable attractions.

Considerations:

• This is a major site, so give it enough time to feel enjoyable, not rushed.
• Since included lineups and access steps can change, confirm the exact included experience details in your Go City app before you go.

Night Safari and Mandai Wildlife Reserve: build an evening loop

If you want a night activity that feels like Singapore at its most distinctive, use your pass on the Night Safari. It is included as Night Safari Admission | Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

And the same Mandai area also gives you daytime options, which can make your days feel efficient:

• Singapore Zoo Admission | Mandai Wildlife Reserve
• Bird Paradise Admission | Mandai Wildlife Reserve
• River Wonders Admission | Mandai Wildlife Reserve

I’d think of it as a “wildlife reserve day” concept. Pick one or two daytime experiences, then end with Night Safari if your schedule allows. This way, you keep travel friction low and you get the contrast between day and night in one area.

Reservations may apply to popular options, so if Night Safari is high on your list, treat it as a priority rather than an afterthought.

Sentosa Island thrill day: Universal Studios, AJ Hackett, and 4D

Sentosa is where this pass turns from sightseeing into full-on activity time. The standout included items include:

• Universal Studios Singapore
• AJ Hackett Sentosa Giant Swing (yes, this one is for your inner adrenaline gremlin)
• Sentosa 4D Adventureland
• Plus, Sentosa is where the cable car ride can connect your day, since the pass includes a Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass (Round Trip)

A practical way to use this area:

• Use Universal Studios Singapore as your anchor.
• Add AJ Hackett Giant Swing if you want a quick high-energy break.
• Fit 4D Adventureland as a shorter add-on if you have time.

One note that can matter: the pass covers admission, but popular experiences can still require reservations. Universal Studios can be a time magnet, so start early and check the app for access guidance.

Also remember the pass does not include transport unless a specific option says it does. For Sentosa, that means you should plan how you’ll actually get there.

Hop-on Hop-off Big Bus and the Singapore River cruise

Some passes just give you attractions. This one also helps you with how to move around. Included options include:

• Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus: Discover Tour
• Singapore River cruise (described as gliding down the river)

I like transport-like inclusions because they reduce decision fatigue. Instead of trying to map out every transfer on your own, you get a simple way to see the city and position yourself for your next stop.

The drawback is also predictable: if you are short on time, a bus loop can eat hours you might want to spend at an attraction. I’d use the bus or cruise as a morning or early afternoon connector, not as a day-filler.

Madame Tussauds 5-in-1 and indoor breaks for heat or rain

Not every Singapore day needs to be outside. This pass includes:

• Madame Tussauds Singapore (5-in-1 experience)

This is a useful tool when your schedule gets disrupted by weather or you want an indoor activity that still feels like a real attraction, not a rest stop.

If your pass days are packed, an indoor option like this helps you avoid turning one rainy hour into a whole day lost. Just keep an eye on access instructions in the Go City app, since redemption steps can vary by venue.

Cable car and farther-reaching parks: LEGOLAND Malaysia

The pass includes a Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass (Round Trip). That is a strong pairing with Sentosa day plans because it gives you a view-focused activity without needing to add another ticket.

The pass also includes LEGOLAND Malaysia Theme Park. Two practical points:

• Transport is not included unless stated, so you’ll need to plan your route to get there.
• If you are only doing a 2 or 3-day pass, this might be better as a “choose it or skip it” decision, depending on how much travel time you’re willing to handle.

Tickets, QR codes, and why timing can make or break value

Most of the “it was easy” feedback you’ll see with this kind of pass comes down to redemption mechanics. The overall flow is:

• scan your pass code
• sometimes exchange for tickets at the venue
• then enter

In some cases, you may still need to stand in line to get actual tickets required for entry. That does not kill the pass, but it means you should plan buffer time, especially at high-demand places.

Also keep this in mind: several included experiences require reservations. If you skip that step, you can lose the chance to use your pass for the experiences you paid for the pass to access.

My simple rule: if something is popular, reserve it as soon as you can, then build the rest of your day around it.

Price and value: when $198 per person makes sense

You’re paying $198 per person for a pass that can cover 2 to 7 days and includes admission to 50+ attractions. The offer also says you can save up to 50% based on sample itineraries.

That sounds great, but value is math plus behavior. Here is when it tends to work really well:

• You actually plan to use multiple included attractions, not just one big name.
• You stack expensive admissions like Universal Studios Singapore plus a Mandai night experience plus Gardens by the Bay.
• You reserve popular experiences early enough that you do not miss out.

It can disappoint if you buy a pass for a short trip and then spend most of your time doing non-included activities, or if reservations block you from redeeming the highest-value items you wanted.

So I’d treat the pass like a “focus tool.” If you are the type who likes checking off attractions and building a schedule, the pass will likely feel worth it fast.

Who this pass fits best

This pass is a great match if you:

• want a structured, ticket-light way to explore Singapore
• are hitting big-name attractions like Universal Studios Singapore and Gardens by the Bay
• like mixing daytime landmarks with a night option like Night Safari
• prefer using a phone pass instead of paper tickets

It is less ideal if you:

• want a very spontaneous, no-planning style trip
• plan to ignore reservation needs and hope included items will be walk-in
• are only interested in one or two attractions, since then the pass might not beat just buying individual tickets

Quick reality checks before you go

Before you commit to your first day, confirm these details in the Go City app:

• the current included attractions lineup
• the exact access instructions for each venue
• which popular items require reservations
• any changes to included theme park admission

One more practical check: if you are eyeing an aquarium or specific marine experience, double-check whether it is still included for pass holders on your travel dates. Included options can change, and it is frustrating to arrive with plans tied to an attraction that is no longer covered.

Should you book this Go City Singapore pass?

Book it if you want to pack in major Singapore experiences and you are willing to handle a bit of planning for reservations. The best use cases are a 3 to 5 day trip where you can combine Universal Studios Singapore, Gardens by the Bay, and at least one Mandai Wildlife Reserve night or day option.

Skip it or consider a shorter, tighter plan if your trip is too short to reserve key attractions, or if you prefer a slow wandering style with minimal ticket check-ins.

If you like having a plan but still want flexibility, this pass gives you that balance, especially once you get the QR scan rhythm down. Start early, check the app daily, and you should feel like you are squeezing real value out of every day.

FAQ

How many days is the pass valid for?

You can choose a pass for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 days. After you activate it at your first included attraction, it is valid for the number of consecutive days you purchased, not for 24-hour periods.

How do I use the pass at attractions?

Activate your Singapore All-Inclusive Pass at any included attraction or tour. Then use your digital pass, showing it by scanning or presenting your pass code at each venue, following the instructions in the Go City app.

Do I need to make reservations?

The most popular activities require reservations. To avoid disappointment, reserve well in advance, and check the Go City app for the latest requirements.

What attractions are included?

The pass includes admission to many attractions such as Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass (Round Trip), Gardens by the Bay (Flower Dome & Cloud Forest with Jurassic World: The Experience), Night Safari Admission (Mandai Wildlife Reserve), Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Discover Tour, Madame Tussauds Singapore (5-in-1), Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck, and LEGOLAND Malaysia Theme Park.

Is transport to attractions included?

Transport to and from attractions is not included unless stated for a specific attraction or tour. Plan your own getting-around for places where transport is not provided.

Can I cancel and get a refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.