XD Theater @Singapore Flyers

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On the way to Singapore Flyers, I saw this funny mini version of Merlion just to substitute with the original version of Merlion which you saw at the back. They purposely built this to please the tourist because the bigger one is under maintenance.  Hahaha...
Anyway, my primary objective is to experience the 4D Theater experience at XD Theater.
Wearing a cheap 3D glasses and enjoy a 15 minutes show. Every time the shows are different. There are 2 types of shows for you to choose. At least there is a choice and it is always change...so this is a plus point.
That is the seat. Better get the front seat for the maximum pleasure. Not many seats provided. If not mistaken, it is only 15 seats. After I experienced it, I think this is more suitable for children. Adults cannot really maximize the fun from a shaking chair and wind blows from a fan. I still miss the experience I had at Universal Studio. That is more fun!
Total Damage: S$32.00
Freakout Level: 0/5
Service: 4/5
Recommended?: No
Business Hours: 9.00am - 6.00pm (daily)
Location: 30 Raffles Ave, Singapore 039803

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