
Skypark Sentosa has officially reopened with a brand-new attraction, SkySlides by Klook, launching on 7 June 2026. Standing at 44 metres each, the two dry slides are being promoted as the tallest in Southeast Asia, and mark Klook's first-ever branded attraction anywhere in the world.
The launch also marks Skypark Sentosa's comeback after temporarily closing in January 2026 for a major refurbishment. Alongside SkySlides, existing favourites like the Bungy Jump, Giant Swing, and Skybridge are back in action too.
SkySlides by Klook features two rides, SkyDrop and The Big Klook Slide, both built around the park's existing bungy jump tower, giving riders a fresh angle to take in views of Sentosa on the way down.
SkyDrop is designed as a U-drop slide, kicking off with a near-vertical free-fall before spiralling into a curved descent. It's even being billed as the world's tallest land-based drop slide. The Big Klook Slide, on the other hand, offers a gentler, more family-friendly ride with a slower descent, wrapped in Klook's signature orange.
One of the coolest parts is that you can personalise your ride with six themed options, including Disco, Magic, Space, and Jungle, each paired with its own lighting, music, and audiovisual effects, so no two rides have to feel the same.
To ride The Big Klook Slide, visitors need to be between 1.2 metres and 2.0 metres tall, with no weight restrictions. Riders are just required to disclose any relevant medical conditions beforehand.
Tickets for SkySlides are available through Klook or Skypark Sentosa's official website. There are two package options, a two-ride package priced at S$28 and a three-ride package at S$33, with the flexibility to mix and match between SkyDrop and The Big Klook Slide.
After sliding down from 44 metres up, you can unwind at Summerhouse, the beach club and dining concept that's part of Skypark Sentosa. It comes with a viewing pool overlooking the attraction area, so you can grab a bite and a drink while watching others take on SkySlides, the Bungy Jump, or the Giant Swing.
