Last weekend, Ming dragged us all over to Resort’s World Sentosa. We were going all going to visit the newly opened Universal Studios Singapore. Ming was really generous, he put us all up at Capella which was such a great resort but I’ll save that for another entry.

Let me show you my day at Universal Studios in pictures.

Ming was damn kiasu. He wanted to go for Universal Studios the minute it opened so he got us all to meet there at 9AM. Pierre though was late. His GPS seemed like it was taking the day off as well and he ended up being guided to somewhere in Woodlands rather than Sentosa.

About an hour later though, Mr and Mrs Pierre Pang and Mr and Mrs Kah Seong arrived safely at Sentosa.

The big globe kinda reminds me of Disney Sea.

It’s actually not my first time at Universal Studios. It’s my 3rd. I’ve been to the one in the USA and the one in Japan once before on family trips. Still… I was excited.

We saw this big pop corn truck and thought it was a prop. Didn’t realize that you could actually really buy popcorn off it until we got much nearer to it. And just because of that… someone insisted that they take a picture in front of it.

It ain’t a 60s looking cafe without a jukebox!

So while the rest of the group who often acted grown up and all sat down and had breakfast. Princess and I went about camwhoring.

With the jukebox, among other things.

It was a really fun performance! You could tell that all the actors and actresses were all from overseas but they did whatever they could to localize their performance. At one point they broke out singing “Gei wo yi ge wen” and “Nobody nobody but you *clap* *clap*”. That is of course, amongst the other rock songs they sang like It’s My Life and all.

This one a breakdancing one. My sister would’ve loved it. Have I ever mentioned that my sister is a great street dancer. Maybe I’ll share her videos up here one day (with her permission).

So when I was there at Universal Studios, the ride was closed.

Ming is a really tough soldier kind of guy but not a rollercoaster kind of person. He doesn’t enjoy it and I understand it. I used to be like that. I used to think… why go through all that shit just to scare yourself?

That was of course until I learned to scream and shout when I’m on a rollercoaster. Once you do that, it’s like you let everything lose and it suddenly becomes… actually fun.

So now I love rollercoasters. The faster the better. I’ve been on all sorts now.

Back to Ming, his favourite ride at Disneyland is the ‘tea cup ride’. You know the one where you sit in a tea cup and you can turn a big dial in the middle of the tea cup to spin it round and round?

Well at Universal Studios, their version of the tea-cup ride is this…

something they call the Accelerator.

Princess and I hopped into one ‘cup’ ourselves while Ming, Kah Seong and the rest went into their own cups.

This is Princess posing and pretending to look as if she’s scared of the ride.

And this is Princess genuinely scared of the ride.

She was getting dizzy and was afraid that she might throw up… on me.

Pierre and the rest had invested a lot of their earlier time telling Ming that it was a fun ride. Not scary at all. Not much of a rollercoaster. So we managed to trick Ming to go for it with us.

It wasn’t easy to be honest. While queuing up for the ride there were many warnings signs that said “Warning, Mummy ride (or whatever it was called) is a ride that involves sharp turns, drops and etc etc…”.

Each time we passed one of those signs, one of us took our queue to distract Ming from looking at it.

When Ming finally realized, he was already strapped into his seat.

The next 5 minutes was really funny for us… but not funny for Ming.

I ended up buying the picture that they took of all of us on the rollercoaster because it was so funny. Ming’s reaction (along with everyone else’s) was hilarious.

But Ming banned me from posting that picture online. So I shan’t… for fear of losing my business partner.

This is again my 3rd time watching Waterworld. I don’t understand why the real movie was a box office flop though. I read all these bad reviews about it online but I remember growing up watching the movie and actually really liking it.

It was also, one of the most expensive movies ever made.

Me, Ming and Mrs Bossming waiting for the show to start.

Princess said she likes this picture very much.

We ended up buying a lot of these little stuffed Gingerbread Men. You know the one in Shrek with the high-pitched voice.

I didn’t buy the little stuffed Gingerbread Men but what I did end up buying was this pillow.

For the office. Hehehe.. nais leh!

17) Saw the penguins from Madagascar as well. We wanted to take a picture with them but there were too many people queuing up for that same opportunity.

So we only managed to get a picture of their backs.

Princess and I decided to each do some pose with the big dinosaur we saw.

I went for the stupid look.

And Princess went for the cute one that just makes everyone wanna go.. Awwww….

This was taken at the Hershey store outside Universal Studios.

Me looking stupid again.

I had fun at Universal Studios.