Enter the world of velociraptors and then escape from them in this ride. If you want a wet-and-wild adrenaline-pumping adventure, then head to the Jurassic Park where dinosaurs abound. Waterworld Audience Waterworld Waterworld My mom and I enjoyed the show tremendously.Ī warning, though: If you don’t want to get wet, don’t sit in the front rows. In Waterworld, visitors get to enjoy a live, action-packed water stunt show in an amphitheater. The Lost World is divided into two areas - Waterworld and Jurassic Park. Here, you can enjoy the Shrek’s 4-D Adventure movie. The main structure in this zone is the castle which houses a theater. Welcome to Madagascar! Jungly vibe! Po! Far Far Awayīased on the Dreamworks animated blockbuster, Far Far Away features Shrek and the other characters like Princess Fiona and Donkey. We spent more than an hour falling in line, but it was worth it somehow. It is a fun ride but made primarily for children and fans of the show.
The main attraction at the Madagascar Zone is the Madagascar: A Crate Adventure ride. My nephew is a big fan, and he’d be upset had he known that I’d be meeting the crazy penguins without him. This was what I said when I found myself surrounded by the hilarious characters of Madagascar. Marilyn’s Cozying up with Chaplin Marilyn Monroe impersonator Madagascar! Popcorns, Marilyn, Hollywood Walk of Fame - many elements here remind visitors of the old Hollywood. Surrounded by palm trees and amazing structures, the park’s look is based on the real Hollywood Boulevard. Located just after the entrance to the park, Hollywood is the first zone that you will see. Each zone also has its own characters, restaurants, shops and rides. Located within Resorts World Sentosa, the place covers 49 acres (20 hectares) of land, harboring a total of 24 exciting attractions! The park is divided into seven zones, each with its own theme that is based on a popular TV show or a blockbuster film. Universal Studios Singapore is Asia’s second and Southeast Asia’s first movie theme park.
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