Singapore: Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett

The big choice here is how you want to meet your nerves: cross a 47-meter-high Skybridge with see-through sections, jump from a 50-meter tower above Siloso Beach, or swing through the air at up to 120 km/h. The activities are at AJ Hackett Skypark Sentosa, and your ticket option determines which ones you get.

I like that the experience offers two very different kinds of thrill: a high walkway you can cross at your own pace, and rides that ask you to take a leap. I also like the striking setting, with the bungy tower right on Siloso Beach. One consideration: the advertised $47 price is not a guarantee that every activity is included, so check your chosen option before booking.

Key points to know

• Skybridge: Walk between two towers 47 meters above the ground, with see-through sections and no harness required.
• Bungy jump: The platform is on a 50-meter tower beside Siloso Beach.
• Giant Swing: The swing reaches speeds of up to 120 km/h.
• Ticket options: Bungy, tandem bungy, Giant Swing, and a mocktail may be included, depending on your selection.
• Time and place: The activity is at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, and your visit is valid for one day. Check availability for starting times.
• Booking flexibility: You can reserve now and pay later, or cancel up to 24 hours ahead for a full refund.

Start with the Skybridge at 47 meters

The Skybridge is the least committed way to test your nerve here, though it is not exactly a ground-level stroll. It connects two towers at a height of 47 meters, and sections of the path are see-through. You can walk across without wearing a harness, which makes the view beneath your feet part of the challenge.

That combination is useful if you want a thrill but are not ready to jump. You control your pace as you cross, rather than stepping off a platform on someone else’s cue. If heights make you hesitate, the bridge gives you room to pause and decide how much of the experience you want.

The bridge also makes sense for a mixed group. One person might be keen on the bungy while another prefers to keep both feet on a walkway. The Skybridge admission is included, but be sure to check the details of your selected ticket if you are comparing bundles or add-ons.

There is a mocktail included with some options, not necessarily every one. It is a small extra, and best treated as a pleasant finish rather than a reason to choose a particular package.

The bungy jump puts Siloso Beach below you

The main event for many visitors is the bungy jump from a platform on the 50-meter Skypark Sentosa tower. Its position right on Siloso Beach gives the jump a memorable setting. This is not an abstract leap above an indoor floor: the tower looks out over an actual stretch of Singapore’s coast.

A single bungy jump is included only with certain ticket selections. If you are booking for yourself, check that your chosen option specifically includes one jump. If you want to jump with another person, a tandem bungy is also available in some options. The supplied details do not specify how tandem jumps are arranged, so confirm the terms when choosing.

The height is a real consideration. The listed platform height is 50 meters, while the Skybridge reaches 47 meters. Those numbers may sound close, but walking across a bridge and stepping from a jump platform are very different asks. If you are unsure, the bridge offers a less final way to see how you feel at height.

I would not book the bungy simply because it is the most dramatic item on the menu. Book it because the jump itself is what you want to do. If you mainly want a high-up view or a manageable challenge, the bridge may give you enough excitement without the commitment of a leap.

The Giant Swing is the speed option

The Giant Swing is set behind the main bungy tower. It lifts you to a height and sends you through the air at speeds of up to 120 km/h. That top speed is the clearest way to understand its appeal: this is the option for someone who wants a fast, forceful rush rather than a walk across a high bridge.

A Giant Swing ride is included with some ticket options, so read the package carefully. The details provided do not state how many people ride at once, how the lift works, or how long the ride lasts. If those points matter to you, ask the provider before booking rather than assuming the swing works like another attraction you have tried.

The swing may suit you if the idea of moving quickly through the air sounds more appealing than a straight downward drop. But it is still a high-thrill activity, not a mild alternative. The advertised maximum speed is worth keeping in mind if you are weighing it against the calmer pace of the bridge.

Choose the ticket for the activity you actually want

The listed price is $47 per person. Think of that as a starting point, not an all-in promise for every activity. The ticket inclusions vary: Skybridge admission is listed, while a single bungy jump, tandem bungy jump, Giant Swing ride, and mocktail depend on the option you select.

That distinction matters when you compare prices. If you only want to cross the bridge, a lower-cost option may be enough. If you are coming for the bungy or swing, make sure the activity is included in the ticket you select. A package that appears inexpensive can be poor value if it does not cover the main event you came to do.

The experience earns a strong overall rating of 4.9 from 36 reviews. That is encouraging, but the available information does not break down what people liked most, so it is not possible to say that one activity is the clear crowd favorite. Use the rating as a general signal, then base your choice on the activity, included extras, and your comfort with heights.

You can reserve now and pay later, which is handy if you want to keep plans flexible. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Check the terms and your selected option at the time of booking.

Plan your visit at Skypark Sentosa

The meeting point is Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett. Present your voucher there, and the activity ends back at the same meeting point. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so you will need to arrange your own way to and from the site.

The activity is valid for one day, but a fixed duration and specific start times are not provided. Check availability for the time slots before you commit to a plan. If you want to fit this around other Sentosa activities, allow enough room in your schedule for the visit, but do not assume a precise time on site from the information available.

Food and drinks are not included. If you choose an option that includes a mocktail, that is the exception listed, but it does not turn the experience into a meal stop. Plan separately if you want food before or after.

The provider is CEBU AIR TRAVEL AND TOURS PTE LTD. No guide names or details about a guided tour are provided, and this is best understood as an activity admission rather than a guide-led sightseeing walk. Your main decision is which physical experience you want and what your chosen ticket covers.

Who will get the most from it

This suits you if you want an active, high-adrenaline stop on Sentosa and can choose between different levels of commitment. The Skybridge works for someone curious about the height but not ready for a jump. The bungy is the obvious choice if stepping off the 50-meter platform is the point of the visit. The Giant Swing appeals if fast movement through the air sounds like the better kind of thrill.

It can also work well for a group with different appetites for risk, since not everyone has to choose the same activity. One person can take the bridge while another books a jump or swing, as long as each ticket includes the right activity.

This is less compelling if you want a quiet view, an included meal, or a fully planned sightseeing tour. The experience is built around height and physical thrills. You are paying for that choice, not for transport, food, or a long guided account of Sentosa.

Should you book Skypark Sentosa?

Book it if one of the three activities is a clear draw for you. The Skybridge gives you a measured test of height, while the bungy and Giant Swing offer more intense choices in a memorable beachside setting. The range makes it easier to find your own level of challenge, but only if you pick the ticket that includes the activity you want.

Before paying, compare the package details against the $47 starting price and check available times. If you are uncertain about a jump, do not let the most dramatic option decide for you. The bridge is a worthwhile experience in its own right, and the best choice is the one you will actually enjoy doing.

FAQ

Where is Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett?

It is on Sentosa Island, with the bungy tower positioned beside Siloso Beach. Present your voucher at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett.

How high is the Skybridge?

The Skybridge is 47 meters above the ground. It connects two towers and has see-through sections.

Do I need a harness to cross the Skybridge?

No harness is required for the Skybridge pathway.

How high is the bungy jump platform?

The bungy platform is on a tower 50 meters high.

How fast does the Giant Swing go?

The Giant Swing can reach speeds of up to 120 km/h.

Is a bungy jump included in the $47 price?

The activities included depend on the ticket option you select. A single bungy jump is included with some options, so check the package details before booking.

Can I book a tandem bungy jump?

A tandem bungy jump is available with some ticket options. Check the selected option to confirm it is included.

Is a mocktail included?

A mocktail at the Skybridge is included with some options, but not necessarily every ticket.

How long is the activity?

The activity is valid for one day, but a specific duration is not provided. Check availability for starting times.

Can I cancel and get a refund?

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