Soon after, we went to Sentosa Luge and Skyride at Imbiah Lookout. We purchased the Luge ride ticket only for S$6 per person. We went to queue for a few minutes until our turn came. We excitedly jumped on the part go-cart and part toboggan, which is a non-motorized self-steering, gravity driven three-wheel cart.

But before we proceeded, one of the staff members gave us a detailed and helpful instruction on how to maneuver the unique breaking and steering system of the Luge track. We were told that the gears are in the form of handles that we could decide on the speed as we're in full control. Shortly, we braced ourselves speeding down a hill over a course of 650 meter ending at the Siloso Beach. I felt like a child all over again. It was a fun-filled and exciting ride that hb and I won't forget. Pretty addictive!


After the ride, guests can also view or purchase the captured candid images at the Photo center. Best of all, you can have your photo printed right away, or you can opt for the "e-mail photo service" (pictures will be send immediately to your e-mail address). I chose the latter.

For visitors who wanted both the Chairlift and Luge track rides (S$9.00 per person), you can start your adventure at the Siloso Beach station.

Sentosa Luge and Skyride is open from 10:00 am to 9:30 pm (including weekends and public holidays.