Skyline Luge Singapore runs down the hillside at Imbiah Lookout on Sentosa: you steer a gravity go-kart — the "luge" — down one of four tracks, then take the Skyride chairlift back to the top to go again.
You buy a combo of two, three or four rides, and every combo includes the same number of chairlift rides back up.
To ride alone you must be at least 110cm, usually about six years old. Children between 85cm and 110cm ride tandem with an adult and each needs a child doubling ticket.
Smart Saver tickets are valid only between 10am and noon on the exact date and time booked, and cannot be changed.
It runs in light rain but pauses for thunderstorms. If luging stops for more than an hour, unused rides stay valid for a month.
There are four trails (Dragon, Expedition, Jungle and the newer Kupu Kupu), about 2.6km of track in total, and on Friday and Saturday evenings the same runs reopen as Night Luge, lit with neon and illuminated tunnels. It is ticketed, sold as combos of two, three or four rides at roughly S$25–35 depending on how many runs and which slot you book, with cheaper Smart Saver mornings and dearer Peak afternoons; tickets are timed-entry, so book online. To ride alone you must be at least 110cm and six years old, and smaller children go tandem with an adult.
The top station sits beside SkyHelix Sentosa at Imbiah Lookout, about two minutes from the Sentosa Express Imbiah stop. The 45 Siloso Beach Walk address is the lower Siloso Beach entrance, where you luge down first and ride the chairlift up afterwards; most visitors instead use the Imbiah Lookout entrance at the top — two minutes from the Sentosa Express Imbiah station — and take the Skyride up before their first run.
A single run lasts only a couple of minutes, so the two-ride combo is over faster than most people expect — the per-ride price falls with each extra run, and the four-ride ticket works out cheapest per go. If you want both the lowest price and the shortest queue, the Smart Saver slots between 10am and noon give you both, but they lock you to the exact date and time you pick when booking.
You buy a combo of two, three or four rides, and every combo includes the same number of chairlift rides back up. Flip the stubs to your rate; every price includes the resident lines most sites leave out.
The operator's own term. The cheapest fare, valid only in the 10am to noon window on the exact date and time booked, and not changeable.
The operator's most popular combo, and the only one that lets you ride all four tracks.
Leaves one of the four tracks untried.
The cheapest way to try it.
One flat price with no tiering, and the date and time can be changed at no cost.
| TICKET | SMART SAVER | ANYTIME | PEAK | RESIDENT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Per person | S$34 | S$39 | S$45 | — |
| Per person | S$31 | S$36 | S$42 | — |
| Per person | S$28 | S$33 | S$39 | — |
| Per person | — | S$45 | — | — |
| Per person | — | S$15 | — | — |
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Live readings and forecasts from NEA. Four days is the limit — past that, nobody is forecasting, they are showing you an average.
Southwest Monsoon
June to September
Short, sharp early-morning showers and occasional squall lines. Drier overall than the northeast wet phase.
The other good window. Rain tends to arrive early and clear, leaving usable afternoons. This is also when haze can occur, which is worth checking rather than assuming.
Straight-line distance from the three places a visitor has already heard of.
6.1km
south-west
5.8km
south
22km
south-west
In Sentosa Island — close enough to collect on the same trip out.