2025년상하이최신 트렌드 여행 핫스팟(지속 업데이트) | Trip.com

The 13th Halloween Horror Nights (Halloween Horror Nights 13) makes a triumphant return. From September 26 to November 1, over the course of 18 consecutive nights, the entire park will be transformed into Southeast Asia’s grandest immersive nightmare universe. This year’s main attraction is the renewed collaboration with Netflix to present a Stranger Things–themed haunted house. Before the premiere of Season Five, visitors will have one last chance to enter Hawkins National Laboratory, Xingting Shopping Center, and Vecna’s Red Spirit Nest, where they may come face-to-face with the Demogorgon and Mind Flayer in a frantic bid for escape. In addition to Stranger Things, four brand-new haunted houses will be featured: • Build to Horror – When nameless corpses lie buried beneath a home’s foundation, the midnight knocks signal a relentless countdown. • Fearground – A formerly joyous carnival is overtaken by a Puppet Mistress and a Bone Breaker, transforming the carousel into an instrument of torment. • The Realm of Yokai – A nocturnal procession of Japanese yokai descends upon the tropics, lurking at every eave. • Original Stage Play “Once Upon a Time… Go to Hell” – In which Mr. Rabid, the Master of Time, pilfers dark artifacts from fairy tales that can alter one’s destiny. Meanwhile, the park will unveil three major terror zones—Vampire Alley, Lost Village, and Nether-Land Voodoo Carnival—ensuring that no refuge remains. Additionally, night shows such as Dark Dreams and Ocu.lar’s Rave will combine special effects, dynamic lighting, and gigantic puppets to elevate the experience of fear to its ultimate climax.

Universal Studios Singapore opened its brand-new Minion Land at Sentosa. The park is divided into three main areas: Minion Marketplace, Gru's Neighborhood, and the Super Silly Fun Land. Each zone is inspired by iconic scenes and locations from the films, offering fans an immersive experience in the fun and humorous world of Minions.

Adventure Cove Waterpark is a beloved water attraction on Sentosa Island, famous for its unique marine theme and thrilling water rides. It features Southeast Asia's first hydro-magnetic coaster, the Riptide Rocket, where visitors can experience the dual thrill of acceleration from both water jets and magnetic propulsion. While speeding through the transparent tunnel, you can also witness the breathtaking sight of sharks swimming overhead. In addition to thrilling slides, the park offers a variety of activities such as snorkeling in Rainbow Reef, floating down the Lazy River, surfing, and a children's water play area, making it suitable for families, friends, or couples. Adventure Cove's opening hours are 10am to 5pm, daily. Visitors can check more details on offcial website.

Live the dino life at Gardens by the Bay’s Cloud Forest, transformed into Jurassic World! See life-sized T-Rex, raptors, and an 8.5m Brachiosaurus, plus lush prehistoric plants. Open until Dec 31, 2025 — don’t miss it!

Marina Bay in Singapore is acclaimed as the most iconic urban living room of the Lion City, seamlessly blending futuristic landmarks, ecological landscapes, and the allure of urban nightscapes to embody the unique charm of a Garden City. Once a vast expanse of sea, the area was transformed through land reclamation into a coveted destination for travelers from around the world. At night, Marina Bay becomes exceptionally enchanting; a leisurely stroll along the bay promenade offers a panoramic view of the illuminated ferris wheel intertwined with the city skyline, while the light show at Gardens by the Bay captivates with the mesmerizing transformation of the giant Supertree amidst music and lights, evoking a scene reminiscent of a science fiction realm. A summer night visit to this city, illuminated by both nature and design, promises an immersive nocturnal experience.

Singapore's Rainforest Wild ASIA opened on March 12, 2025, at the Mandai Wildlife Reserve. This new attraction spans 13 hectares and features eight immersive areas. Visitors can choose from routes of varying difficulty, ranging from wide walking trails to forest paths that cross streams. The park is home to 36 species of animals, including some making their debut in Singapore, such as the endangered Francois' leaf monkey and the Philippine spotted deer. Unlike traditional zoos, Rainforest Wild ASIA is designed with adventure in mind. Special experiences include a "canopy jump" that simulates free fall and an "insect crawling" adventure through a 60-meter-long cave tunnel.

As Asia’s leading 4-D interactive entertainment centre, Sentosa 4D AdventureLand redefines the family-amusement experience through cutting-edge technology. Guests can soar above the Singapore skyline in South-East Asia’s first suspended-motion cinema on a breath-taking 15-minute flight; an immersive shooting game turns the whole family into an underwater rescue squad; and a 360-degree panoramic dynamic cabin invites explorers to unravel ancient-tomb riddles. All attractions are purpose-built for parent-and-child participation—children over 90 cm are welcome—and AR interactive games in the queue keep boredom at bay. Completing each ride earns a personalised “4D Adventure Certificate”, a keepsake for every child’s growing-up journey. This seamless fusion of high-tech thrills and family-friendly fun creates magical memories for all ages.