One step, then 47 meters of nerve. Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett mixes a Skybridge with see-through sections and a 50-meter bungy off Siloso Beach, all in one ticket. I like how the Skybridge is described as secure and harness-free, so the fear is front and center without feeling like a safety rig. The one drawback: there’s no hotel pickup, so you’ll need to handle your own way to Sentosa.

I also appreciate the menu-style choice here. You can add the Giant Swing (up to 120km/h) or go for bungy variants, depending on the option you select. With a 4.9 rating from 36 reviews, this isn’t a half-built thrill stop—it’s a place where people go for the real action.

In practice, you’ll want to arrive ready to move. Present your voucher at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, then do your chosen activities at your scheduled starting time window (the ticket is valid for 1 day, with starting times based on availability). If you’re the type who gets cranky waiting around, plan to show up on time and keep your schedule simple.

Key Highlights You’ll Want to Plan Around

• Harness-free Skybridge at 47 meters with see-through sections for maximum nerve-testing.
• 50-meter bungy jump from Siloso Beach off the Skypark Sentosa Bungy Tower.
• Giant Swing behind the main bungy tower with speed up to 120km/h.
• One ticket, flexible options: bungy, tandem bungy, and/or Giant Swing depend on what you select.
• Skybridge includes a mocktail option (only if your package includes it).

Skypark Sentosa: What This Ticket Really Covers

Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett is built around high-adrenaline set pieces. Your voucher gets you access to the Skybridge, and then it may include one bungy jump (or a tandem bungy) and/or a Giant Swing, depending on your selected option. Think of it less like a guided tour with multiple cultural stops, and more like a thrill park built on a few major machines.

The useful part for you is clarity. The experience is concentrated in a single place on Sentosa Island, right by Siloso Beach. That matters because you don’t have to fight for time across the city. You’re paying for specific moments: walking high up on the Skybridge, leaping from the Skypark Sentosa Bungy Tower, and potentially getting launched on the Giant Swing.

Also, the price point is straightforward: $47 per person (check current availability for starting times, since the pass is valid 1 day). At this level, you’re mostly buying the activities themselves plus Skybridge admission, not a long list of extras.

Skybridge 47 Meters Up: Harness-Free Fear in Slow Motion

The Skybridge is the “warm-up” that’s still terrifying. It takes you 47 meters above the ground on a secure pathway between two towers, and it’s described as harness-free. That wording is important: the fear here comes from being up high and seeing the drop, not from feeling strapped into something complicated.

Then there are the see-through sections. If you’re the type who watches your footing carefully, this will feel like your brain is doing math with every step. If you’re the type who hates heights, you’ll probably still do it—because once you’re at the start, backing out can feel harder than the jump itself.

What I like about the Skybridge for most people is that it’s a controlled dose of adrenaline. You’re moving forward rather than launching into open air. You get a moment to judge how you feel: shaky, focused, thrilled, or weirdly calm right before the mind realizes where you are.

Two practical notes for your enjoyment:

• Wear your “I can concentrate” mindset. This isn’t the place for rushing or multi-tasking.
• Keep your phone/camera situation simple if you plan to bring anything. The Skybridge experience includes see-through sections, so you’ll be tempted to record—just make sure you can actually enjoy the moment.

The 50-Meter Siloso Beach Bungy Tower Jump

If the Skybridge is the warm-up, the bungy jump is the main event. Your ticket (depending on the option you chose) includes a bungy jump from the 50-meter-high Skypark Sentosa Bungy Tower. The platform is positioned right at Siloso Beach, which means the setting is visible and coastal—your landing zone isn’t just an abstract point on a map.

Here’s what makes this jump different from generic thrill rides: you’re doing a real leap from a specific height and tower setup. The provided details focus on the leap from the platform, so don’t expect a “soft landing” vibe. This is designed to deliver that classic bungy sensation: the instant you leave the platform, then the snap back through the air.

If you select the tandem option, the included experience changes to a tandem bungy jump (again, only if your chosen package includes it). Tandem can be a way to make the moment feel shared—more conversation energy, more mutual encouragement—though you should still plan for the same height and physical intensity.

A simple way to decide: if you want the cleanest “I did it” moment, choose bungy. If you want the shared commitment, choose tandem. Either way, the emotional payoff is usually in the same place: after the leap, when you realize you’re already past the hardest part.

Giant Swing at Up to 120km/h: The Speed Factor

Now for the adrenaline accelerant: the Giant Swing behind the primary bungy tower. This is the option that’s easiest to describe as pure rush because it involves both height and speed. The details say you’re hurtled through the air at speeds up to 120km/h.

What you’re really buying with the Giant Swing is the feeling of speed you don’t get from most attractions. On a bungy, your motion is about the leap and the rebound. On the Giant Swing, your body is exposed to acceleration and momentum for longer stretches. If your favorite rides are the ones that push you into a breathless grin, this is the one to add.

One caution for planning: the ticket includes 1x Giant Swings depending on the selected option. So if you’re set on doing the swing, double-check what your package actually includes. People sometimes assume a “thrill ticket” automatically means everything. Here, it depends on your selected choice.

If you’re deciding between bungy and swing: choose based on your personality. Bungy tends to reward courage in a single decisive moment. Giant Swing tends to reward thrill-seekers who like to keep feeling the sensation as it builds.

Price and Value: Does $47 Make Sense?

At $47 per person, this ticket is best understood as an entry into a high-focus lineup: Skybridge admission plus one or more selected activities (Skybridge is included; bungy/tandem/giant swing are option-dependent). What makes it good value is that the price isn’t inflated with vague “tour perks.” You’re paying for access to the major set pieces: the harness-free Skybridge at 47 meters, the 50-meter bungy tower leap, and/or the high-speed Giant Swing.

What’s not included matters for your budgeting:

• Food and drinks aren’t included.
• Hotel pickup and drop-off aren’t included.

So the real question for you is cost-of-ease. If you’re already on Sentosa or you’re comfortable taking yourself there, the ticket price feels like a clean, focused spend. If you were hoping a package would handle transport and meals, you may end up adding those costs separately.

The other value angle is the experience rating. A 4.9 rating from 36 reviews suggests this isn’t just a marketing-heavy attraction. People tend to come out satisfied when they feel they got exactly what they paid for—especially with activities that are very specific (47 meters, 50 meters, up to 120km/h).

Practical Details That Affect Your Day

This is one of those experiences where small logistics decide how smooth the fun feels.

Where to go and what to do first

Your meeting point is straightforward: present your voucher at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett. The activity ends back at the meeting point. That means you’re not going to be shepherded across multiple sites. You’ll be living inside one attraction area.

Timing: valid 1 day, starting times matter

The ticket is valid 1 day, with starting times depending on availability. Translation: don’t show up late and then hope it works out. Build your day so you can arrive at the time you’re scheduled for.

What’s included versus not

From the included list, your package can cover:

• Skybridge admission
• 1x Bungy Jump (depending on selected option)
• 1x Tandem Bungy Jump (depending on selected option)
• 1x Giant Swings (depending on selected option)
• 1x Mocktail at the Skybridge (depending on selected option)

Food and drinks are not included, so if you plan to stay through the full experience and then linger, budget for snacks or a drink after.

Flexibility

There’s free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and there’s a reserve now & pay later option. If your plans are still changing, this is the kind of booking setup that helps you avoid getting stuck with a nonrefundable thrill.

Who Should Book This Skypark Sentosa Combo

This experience is for you if:

• You like big, specific thrills more than long “activity schedules.”
• You’re comfortable with height as an entertainment factor (47 meters and 50 meters is not subtle).
• You want one place on Sentosa Island where you can choose between Skybridge, bungy, and the Giant Swing.

It’s also a good fit if you travel in a pair and want options. The included choices mean you can align the plan with what you and your partner (or friends) are most willing to do: bungy vs tandem vs swing.

If you’re easily stressed by tight logistics or you were hoping for a fully managed package with transport and meals, adjust expectations. The ticket doesn’t include hotel pickup/drop-off, and food/drinks aren’t included. You’ll need to show up, handle yourself, and make the day simple.

Should You Book Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett?

Yes, I think it’s worth booking if you want a concentrated thrill day with clear, measurable highlights: 47m Skybridge, a 50m Siloso Beach bungy, and the chance to add a 120km/h Giant Swing. The $47 price works well when you’re already planning to spend time on Sentosa and you’re okay budgeting separately for transport and food.

I’d skip or pause if:

• You’re not sure you want the Skybridge height component. It’s included with every option, so it’s part of the deal.
• You expected the package to handle meals and hotel transport. It won’t.
• You’re planning a rushed day with uncertain timing, because starting times are tied to availability.

If you do book, do it with a clear goal: decide what you want most—bungy, tandem, or Giant Swing—and then treat the Skybridge as the gateway step that sets your whole mood for the rest of the day.

FAQ

What is Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett in Singapore?

It’s an experience on Sentosa Island featuring the Skybridge at 47 meters above ground, a 50-meter bungy jump from the Skypark Sentosa Bungy Tower at Siloso Beach, and the Giant Swing option behind the primary tower, with speeds up to 120km/h.

How much does it cost?

The price listed is $47 per person.

How long is the ticket valid?

The ticket is valid for 1 day. Starting times depend on availability.

Where do I start the experience?

You start by presenting your voucher at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett.

What is included with the ticket?

Skybridge admission is included. Depending on your selected option, the ticket may also include 1x Bungy Jump or 1x Tandem Bungy Jump, and/or 1x Giant Swing. Some options include 1 mocktail at the Skybridge.

What is not included?

Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, and food and drinks are not included.

Is cancellation free?

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

Can I reserve first and pay later?

Yes. You can reserve now and pay later, which means you book your spot and pay nothing today.