The world’s tallest land-based drop slide just opened at Sentosa — and you don’t need a harness or a bungee cord to ride it.
There are two new slides to try out. Skyslides by Klook is a new dual-slide experience at Skypark Sentosa, developed in partnership with Klook and open from 7 June 2026. The two slides — Skydrop and The Big Klook Slide — both stand at 44 metres, making them Southeast Asia’s tallest dry slides. Ticket packages start from $28.
What you can expect at the new Skypark Sentosa?
Between the two slides, we feel like Skydrop is the one people will queue for. The ride begins with a short drop element before shifting into the curved slide path. The slight drop really made our stomach drop, and the combination gives it a special dynamic feeling a regular slide won’t.
The Big Klook Slide is the same height, different mood. Wrapped in Klook’s signature orange, it’s built for a more relaxed, scenic descent. Immersive UV lighting, a built-in conveyor system for smooth ride flow, and themed variations paired with music and audiovisual elements. It’s aimed at families and younger riders, but anyone who wants a proper view going down will enjoy it too.
I’ll be honest. I wasn’t expecting much, but Skydrop is legitimately disorienting in the best way: the drop at the top is short, maybe two seconds, and then you’re already into the curve. I wasn’t even prepared for the transition. The Big Klook Slide is less adrenaline-inducing, and the UV tunnel section might be more appealing especially if you have kids!
Both slides are individual rider experiences, and tickets come in packages you can split across both.
A Two-ride Package ($28) covers any combination of Skydrop and The Big Klook Slide. A Three-ride package ($33) adds one more.
Beyond the slides, the rest of the Skypark line-up is back on: Singapore’s only Bungy Jump at 47m, the Giant Swing, and the Skybridge. The Summerhouse beach club and dining concept sits on-site with a viewing pool positioned directly in front of the action.
Why it’s worth going?
Skydrop holds a world record title that most people will only notice after they’ve already booked — world’s tallest land-based drop slide, opening quietly off Siloso Beach.
The June launch pricing makes adding more to the day genuinely worthwhile: with any slide package, a Bungy Jump drops to $40 (U.P. $99) and the Giant Swing to $20 (U.P. $59). These promos are only valid in June. It’s also worth noting this is Klook’s first-ever branded attraction globally, which makes The Big Klook Slide more than just a themed ride — it’s a bit of a milestone in Singapore’s tourism.
FAQ
- Can anyone ride the Skyslides?
There are no age restrictions, but you do have to be at least 1.4m tall for the Skydrop, and 1.2m tall for the Big Klook Slide. You cannot exceed 130kg. - How much do Skyslides tickets cost?
A two-ride package is $28; a three-ride package is $33. You can split rides across Skydrop and The Big Klook Slide in any combination.
- Is there a launch promotion for Skyslides?
Yes — the first 1,000 ticket packages include a complimentary Slide Video worth $20. In June 2026, every slide ticket also unlocks a Bungy Jump at $40 (U.P. $99) and Giant Swing at $20 (U.P. $59).
- Do I need to book Skyslides in advance?
Booking is available on Klook and their official website. Given the launch promotion is capped at 1,000 packages, booking ahead is worth it.
Tips Before You Go
Weekdays are significantly less busy — go then if you can. Both slides are outdoor experiences, so a morning slot (before noon) means you’re sliding before the sun is at its worst. Open footwear and loose accessories aren’t allowed on the slides. Lockers are available on-site. If you’re adding the Bungy Jump ($40 in June) or Giant Swing ($20 in June), budget an extra 1–2 hours and book those separately at the counter after arrival.
Location: Skypark Sentosa, 30 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa Island, Singapore 099011
Opening hours: 11am-7pm
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