Singapore Cable Car Round Trip: 360° Views & Sky Pass

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Duration1h–2h

GroupUp to 8

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Ride Above Singapore: Cable Car Access to Three Stations & Island Views

You ride the Singapore Cable Car between three stations—Imbiah Lookout, Merlion, and Siloso Point—with 360-degree views of Marina Bay Sands, the Singapore Flyer, and the harbor below. The Sky Pass round-trip ticket lets you exit and re-enter at any station, so you can spend time at Universal Studios Singapore, the S.E.A. Aquarium, or just stand and look. The whole thing moves at a pace that actually lets you see, and public transport gets you to the terminal without fuss.

1h–2h

Step-by-step itinerary

Scenic cable car ride and sightseeing

Board Singapore Cable Car
Enjoy 360-degree city views
Visit Imbiah Lookout station
Stop at Merlion station
Explore Siloso Point station
Use Sky Pass for attractions
Visit Universal Studios Singapore
See S.E.A. Aquarium

The Experience

You step into the cabin and the city drops away. The Singapore Cable Car climbs from the terminal, and within seconds the ground becomes a map—Marina Bay Sands shrinks to a toy, the Singapore Flyer turns into a Ferris wheel you can actually see all the way around, and the harbor spreads out in a way that no street-level photo ever captures. The Sky Pass round-trip ticket gets you access to three stations: Imbiah Lookout on Sentosa Island, Merlion Station, and Siloso Point, so you're not locked into one view. You can ride straight through or step out at any stop to explore what's there.

The cable car itself moves at a pace that lets you actually look. It's not a blur—you're suspended long enough to pick out details, to notice the water traffic, to see how the neighborhoods stack up against each other. Imbiah Lookout puts you at the island's high point; from there you can walk to Universal Studios Singapore or the S.E.A. Aquarium without backtracking. Siloso Point sits at the southern tip, quieter, with a different angle on the strait. The Merlion Station is the one most people recognize from postcards, and yes, it's worth the stop. The reference content does mention that if heights make you uneasy, this one's worth thinking twice about—you're genuinely suspended, not in a sealed pod.

Getting there is straightforward. Public transportation runs nearby, so you can reach the cable car terminal without a car or a long taxi negotiation. The round-trip pass means you set your own pace—stay at one station for an hour or move through all three in an afternoon. There's no guide narration, no forced stops, no schedule that doesn't fit your rhythm. You're essentially buying access to a moving viewpoint and the freedom to hop off wherever the view makes you want to stay.

What’s included

Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass round-trip admission.
access to Imbiah Lookout, Merlion Station, and Siloso Point stations.
unlimited re-entry at each station during the day.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by J S TOURS

Is this one for you?Right for travelers who want to see Singapore's skyline and harbor from a perspective you can't get from the ground, and who'd rather not arrange separate transport between island attractions—the cable car does both at once.