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Monday 16 November 2009 @ 11:45

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Studios_Singapore

I've heard about Singapore getting Universal Studios BUT I FORGOT THAT IT WAS GOING TO OPEN NEXT YEAR AKA 2 MORE MONTHS FROM NOW :DDDD

In fact I almost forgot that there was even going to be a Universal Studios in Singapore XDD I only remembered yesterday, when we went to Vivo for lunch/dinner and I saw the castle at Sentosa :D

Omg, I'm getting excited just by reading the Wiki page. 2S1'10, CLASS OUTING WILL BE HELD THERE, I DON'T CARE. And 6Care'08 too. I think Far Far Away is going to be my favourite zone, since it features DreamWork's fairytale characters and what-not :B AND I THINK THE RIDES ARE GOING TO BE AWESOME, and if I could I would camp out just to be able to ride all of the rides in 2 days 8D (since one day is obviously not going to be enough)

Here are some of my potentially favourite rides/shops:

Shops

Superstar Candies - A candy store which focuses on selling sweets to visitors such as candy floss and homemade fudge.
*gets ready for sugar high* I think I will spend most of my money in this XD

The Brown Derby - At Hollywood's famed hat-shaped landmark, guests can shop for headwear of all types including visors, character and novelty hats and wigs, Universal Studios® logo caps and other stylish lids.
I know you can picture me wearing an outrageous wig/hat and running around the theme park as well as I can >:D

Mel's Drive-in - From the hit movie American Grafitti, this '50s drive-in serves up burgers and cokes the old-fashioned way and features golden oldies on the jukebox and delicious Burgers, Fries, Chicken Sandwiches, Chicken Fingers, Onion Rings, Root Bear Floats and Frosty Milk Shakes.
Omg. *salivates*

Rides

Revenge of the Mummy - A high-speed psychological thrill ride through sharp turns and fast reverse, as it pits guests against fireballs, scarab beetles and robotic warrior mummies - all in total darkness.
CAN YOU IMAGINE THE AWESOMENESS.

Canopy Flyer - Guests are tucked safely under the wings of a flying Pteranodon, soaring over the lush foliage of Jurassic Park and will get a prehistoric bird's eye view as the coaster gently glides over the tree-tops.
Basically, anything that has dinosaurs warrants a try.

Dino-Soarin' - Children can ride and pilot their pterodactyl, either soaring up into the sky or plunging down into the shadows.
DUNDUNDUN! The last part sounds dangerous, and I might not be able to ride since it's for "children"... :(

Yes, I am excited.