You board at Faber Peak and ride across the harbour to Sentosa Island on the Mount Faber Line, then switch to the Sentosa Line to glide above jungle and beach with stops at three stations. The roundtrip ticket covers both lines, same-day use, and you can exit and re-enter at any stop. Official ticket arrives within 24 hours of booking.
Is this one for you?Pick this if you want aerial views of Singapore's harbour and islands without planning multiple transport legs—one ticket covers both cable car systems and you move at your own pace between stops.
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What catches most people is that you're not locked into a single route. The cable car system runs from 8:45 AM until 8:30 PM (last boarding at 8:00 PM), so you can ride one direction, get off at a stop, walk around—Universal Studios and the S.E.A. Aquarium are both accessible from the Sentosa Line—and come back when you're ready. The roundtrip ticket on both lines is valid for same-day use only, which means you're not paying for flexibility you won't use. Kids under 4 ride free; between 4 and 12 there's a reduced rate. The cabins are wheelchair accessible, and the whole thing moves at a pace that works whether you're chasing views or just want to sit and watch the city shrink.
You'll get your Viator confirmation right away, but the official ticket arrives within 24 hours—worth knowing if you're planning to go the next day. One small note: the Mount Faber Line has scheduled maintenance from September 2–9, 2026, and the Sentosa Line closes September 11–18, so if you're visiting then, check the reopening dates. Both lines need to be used on the same day, so it's not a split-trip kind of ticket.
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