Experience the best of Slingshot Singapore

Hop aboard the GX-5 Extreme swing to feel the adrenaline kick in as you free fall 40kms at a speed of 120kms per hour. Enjoy the thrill of swinging above the scenery and from a unique vantage point, catch beautiful sights of Singapore.

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People enjoying the Slingshot ride in Singapore amidst lush greenery.

People enjoying the Slingshot ride in Singapore, experiencing thrill and excitement.

Tickets to Slingshot Singapore

Explore at your pace

Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Singapore cityscape from a new vantage point on the GX-5 Extreme.
The GX-5 Extreme Swing is certain to get your blood pounding as you are gently pulled to the top of the tower and then free fall for 40 meters at 120 kilometers per hour.
In one of the safest environments with a 100% record of delivering only thrill and excitement, you can let yourselves go as you face the fear.
Fun Fact: The Slingshot ride is one of the oldest thrill rides in the world, with the first one being built in the late 19th century.

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Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Singapore cityscape from a new vantage point on the GX-5 Extreme.
The GX-5 Extreme Swing is certain to get your blood pounding as you are gently pulled to the top of the tower and then free fall for 40 meters at 120 kilometers per hour.
In one of the safest environments with a 100% record of delivering only thrill and excitement, you can let yourselves go as you face the fear.
Fun Fact: The Slingshot ride is one of the oldest thrill rides in the world, with the first one being built in the late 19th century.

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S$44.75

Pro tips to help you make a pick

Standard ride tickets were around SGD 45–60 on Headout in Jun 2026, while ride + photo/video packages were about SGD 60–80. If you already know you want official footage, the bundle is usually simpler than deciding at the exit.

Multi-attraction combos were roughly SGD 80–150 in Jun 2026. They work best if you are certain you will visit the second attraction, since weather delays at Slingshot can make combo rescheduling less flexible than a single ride ticket.

Do not expect a reliable skip-the-line option. The research found no consistently verified fast-track product, and all riders still have to complete check-in, loose-item storage, harnessing, and final safety checks.

Aim for early evening on non-holiday weekdays if you want lighter queues. Late Friday and Saturday nights in Clarke Quay tend to be busier, and several visitor reports mention longer waits then.

Book earlier in your trip, not on your final tight evening, if possible. Thunderstorms, heavy rain, or strong winds can pause operations, and a buffer day makes rescheduling easier.

Third-party vouchers usually need counter validation at the Slingshot kiosk before boarding. Arrive with enough time to scan or exchange the booking and to confirm any height, age, or health restrictions on-site.

There is no guide or audio guide component here; tickets cover the ride plus the staff safety briefing and harnessing. Choose based on extras such as official media or combo inclusions, not narration.

Travel light. Phones, GoPros, bags, hats, and other loose items are generally not allowed on the ride, and storage appears basic, so it helps to bring only essentials or have a non-rider hold your belongings.

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About Slingshot Singapore

Slingshot Singapore is a fixed-location extreme ride rather than a full park or guided activity. Its reverse-bungee launch starts from ground level, the capsule stays open to the air, and the whole visit is usually done in 30–60 minutes. That makes it a practical Clarke Quay add-on for travelers choosing between nightlife stops, river cruises, and quick thrills.

Did you know?

The active ride is usually over in a couple of minutes, even though most visits take about 30–60 minutes once check-in, waivers, waiting, and harnessing are included.

Slingshot check-in happens at a riverside kiosk and platform in Clarke Quay, where riders typically validate vouchers, confirm eligibility, store loose items, and get harnessed before boarding.

The operator sells Slingshot Singapore as the "world's tallest slingshot," while the ride is also described in the research as one of the tallest slingshot rides in Asia.

From Clarke Quay MRT (NE5), the attraction is only about ~0.3–0.5 km away, or roughly a ~5–8 minute walk along the riverside area.

Because the ride is fully outdoors, thunderstorms, heavy rain, or strong winds can temporarily stop operations, making weather one of the biggest planning variables.

Why visit Slingshot Singapore?

High-Speed Reverse-Bungee Launch from Clarke Quay

Slingshot Singapore uses a reverse-bungee mechanism, so riders are fired upward from ground level instead of dropping from a tower. The biggest payoff is the explosive first launch in the open-air capsule, followed by several bounces before the ride settles back at the platform.

Night Views Above the Singapore River

At the top of the oscillation, the capsule slows enough for brief views over the Singapore River and Clarke Quay. Many visitors prefer riding after dark, when the riverside bars, bridges, and nearby skyline lights are part of the experience.

Open-Air Capsule with Full Exposure

The capsule stays open to the air, with no enclosed car around you, which makes the height and motion feel stronger than a typical enclosed ride. Before launch, staff secure riders with multi-point harnesses and carry out visible restraint and connection checks on the platform.

Short Visit That Fits an Evening

Most visitors spend about 30–60 minutes here, including check-in, waiting, harnessing, and the ride itself, which lasts less than 5 minutes. That short format makes it easy to fit between dinner, drinks, or a nearby Singapore River cruise in Clarke Quay.

Official Photos and Video Capture Reactions

Ride + photo/video packages let you keep the launch footage and reaction shots captured by the attraction's cameras. That matters here because phones, cameras, bags, and other loose items are generally not allowed on the ride for safety reasons.

Plan your visit

Main Slingshot Entrance / Kiosk

Located on the river-facing side of Clarke Quay near the tall Slingshot tower structure, this is the only public entrance for all riders. Online vouchers are typically scanned or exchanged here before you proceed to registration, waiver confirmation, eligibility checks, loose-item storage, harnessing, and final safety verification. Ground-level access is available from the riverside walkways, but the boarding platform may involve steps; precise ramp or lift details are not clearly published. Waits are usually shorter earlier in the evening and can get longer around 8pm-11pm on weekends and public holidays. If you are unsure you are in the right place, look for the visible tower by the waterfront.