Here's a list of the best things to do and places to go with kids! Updated with the latest events and experiences weekly!Last Update: 17 - 23 Oct 2022 Show
Get the latest events and experiences for families in Singapore. This list is updated weekly with the aim of providing you with information on what you can do this week with your family! The list is separated into 2 sections. The 1st section includes our weekly recommended 5 new/updated activities happening this week and the 2nd section includes all previous recommended activities that are still available! If you like to share your own experiences, let us know about it and we can share it for more families to create their next family fun too! This Weekend | Ongoing | Permanent Due to the current Covid-19 situation, we encourage families to check with the respective events beforehand and to stay home if you are unwell. The 5 Best Things To Do With Kids This Week1. Come Play At The Gamebox at PLQ Plaza Venue: PLQ Plaza and PLQ Parkside, 10 Paya Lebar Road, PLQ Plaza, Paya Lebar Quarter, Singapore 409057 The Gamebox at PLQ Plaza is a neon and gamified playspace featuring 10 exciting games across 3 zones for families to have fun at. There will be opportunities for a fun day out as well as LIVE performances, instagrammable photo-spots and a chance to win 100,000 Lendlease Plus$ too! Families can redeem a free Gamebox Base Pass that allows you free play of up to 5 out of 10 games with the perk of joining the express queue with min. spending at the mall, or simply join the queue for free to get 1 free play! Back to Top 2. Embark On The New Young Scientist Badge Trails @ The Science Centre Singapore
Venue: Science Centre Singapore The Sciene Centre Singapore recently announced the launch of new Young Scientist Badges at part of its 40 years anniversary of the programme! As part of the celebrations, families can embark on the multidisciplinary, Marie Curie and Margaret Fountaine Trail at Science Centre Singapore to earn the “I am a young Marie Curie” and “I am a young Margaret Fountaine” badges. The trail will be exclusively available from 18 to 20 Oct 2022 at $5 with a physical trail booklet. Those who complete the trial will receive a physical “I am a young Marie Curie” and/or “I am a young Margaret Fountaine” badge, which are part of a limited-edition collection and only available on the three days. After which the two new badges will join the ranks of the other badges and can be earned online. Back to Top 3. Sign-up For The Dare To Roam - Pokémon X Circles.Life EventVenue:
*SCAPE Circles.Life is bringing a Pokémon-themed event to *SCAPE on 30 Oct 2022. Dare To Roam is a challenge to introduce the telco's new travel subscription product and is touted as a family-friendly event for you to showcase your travel muscles before the Dec travel period! Families can expect to be identifying silhouettes of Pokémon and seeking lost luggages in this themed stamp collecting adventure that contains up to 6 specially designed travel challenges for you to experience different facets of Circles.Life and Pokémon like never before. There will also be curated photo and interactive booths, where Pikachu will be joined by special appearances of its friends including Piplup, Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble. While the event starts on 30 Oct 2022, registration is required and started from 15 to 26 Oct 2022 on a first-come-first-served basis. So do check out Circle.Life socials to be updated on the registration process! Back to Top 4. Enjoy Early Bird Promo To Avatar: The Experience Now
Venue: Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay Set in the garden's dreamy Cloud Forest, Avatar: The Experience will bring the mystical world of Pandora to you, and is described as an immersive walk-through event based on Avatar, the globally highest-grossing film of all time. From now until 28 Oct 2022, you can enjoy 10% early bird discount with the Promo Code: AVEARLY10. If you intend to visit the experience, you will not want to miss this promotion! Back to Top 5. Help Pedro The Sea Lion In The Fight Against The Deadliest Monster
Venue: HarbourFront Centre, Level
1 Atrium near entrance of MRT station Happening now at HarourFront Centre is a series of family-friendly mission activities for kids to learn more about conservation and the impact of plastic pollution to our waters. Join Pedro the Sea Lion from the Ranger Buddies in his fight against plastic pollution and in protecting the aquatic animals in a series of 5 mission activities aimed at letting children have fun while picking up new knowledge too! The entire experience is free and you will even get to bring home a limited-edition Pedro the Sea Lion pin when you complete the missions too! Back to Top BONUS: Halloween ActivitiesHalloween happens at the end of the month, and a number of kids-friendly Halloween events has started and will be starting soon! From Halloween Trick or Treat Trails to Halloween decoration, there will be lots of opportunity for families to engage in family-friendly spooky fun! Here's our list of kids-friendly Halloween events for you to explore in Singapore Back to Top BONUS: Have A Play Date OutdoorsVenue: Multiple With the SMM relaxed, it might be useful to include outdoor ideas for your next playdates too! With the new rules, groups can be up to 10 people and have masks are optional at these outdoor venues too! Families looking to visit an outdoor playgrounds will be spoilt for choice in Singapore. Let us help by narrowing the options to this list of the best outdoor playgrounds in Singapore! Or if you may check our list of playgrounds located at the North, East and West of Singapore too! How about going on a hike? Here's our list of the best hiking trails for families for you to consider, or simply visit one of our favourite parks, including East Coast Park, West Coast Park, Admiralty Park, Jurong Lake Garden, Labrador Park and more! Finally, for those who like to experience going "overseas" on a playdate, we suggest a visit to Pulau Ubin or the St. John and Lazarus Islands for a fun day out! Have any other ideas for an outdoor playdate? Share it with us in the Community Forum too! Back to Top ONGOINGDon't miss these events and experience that are still happening as at our last update! Know something else that is worth sharing, tell us in "Share Your Experience" forum Pixar Putt Opens In Singapore For The First-Time!
Venue: Waterfront Promenade, Marina Bay Sands Much-loved pop-up mini-golf activity, Pixar Putt, is set to open in Singapore this year for the first time at the Waterfront Promenade at Marina Bay Sands from 26 August. This open air, pop-up mini-golf event is made up of interactive putting holes inspired by the stories, characters, and icons from some of Disney and Pixar’s most beloved films including Toy Story, Monsters, Inc., The Incredibles, Finding Nemo, Wall-E, Inside Out, Onward, Luca and more. The mini-golf experience is suitable for players of all ages and the premiere Singapore event will feature new putting holes from some of Pixar’s latest hit movies. Back to Top Go Stargazing With The Science Centre Observatory
Location: Singapore Science Centre Observatory | 21
Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433 For an "out of this world" experience, head down to the Science Centre Singapore for a stargazing session at the Science Centre Observatory where there will be 2 different experiences to choose from, including the Fri Night Stargazing ($17) & Digital Planetarium Live Show ($80), and the more extensive Astronaut Experience. Tickets are extremely popular with the both experiences selling out early. So do read more and purchase your tickets soon! Back to Top Enjoy FREE Interactive Workshops at PCF Sparkletots Future Ready Fair 2022Venue and Dates:
Admission: Free Across 3 weekends, PCF Sparkletots will be hosting its Future Ready Fair 2022 where families will get to take part in FREE interactive activities, including STEMIE Tales Storytelling sessions, Tech Toys workshops and more!
Parents can also visit the STEMIE Programme showcase where innovative products create by the Sparkletots children are exhibited! As part of the programme, children are introduced to Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Invention and Entrepreneurship, and encouraged to solve everyday problems by creating innovative inventions! So come and be amazed at what these pre-schoolers are capable of creating! Back to Top Experience Malay Culture And More At The MHC ClosingFestVenue: Malay Heritage Centre The Malay Heritage Centre (MHC) will have a final showcase of Malay culture and heritage with the MHC ClosingFest before the centre closes for redevelopment works on 30 Oct 2022 to refresh the Centre’s facilities, content and offerings. The festival opens with a bang at the Gala Opening on 14 Oct 2022 with performances from local artistes such as Azrin Abdullah, Alunada and Orkestra Melayu Singapura, that pays tribute to the joget genre (traditional dance form known for its lively beats and fast-paced rhythm). These performances also hint at the upcoming revamped galleries, which would feature narratives from popular culture and entertainment centres from post-war Singapore. Festivities continue throughout the month including a bazaar, concert and more! Back to Top Enjoy Free Entry To LEGOLand Malaysia AND Halloween Activities
Location: 7, Jalan Legoland, Bandar Medini Iskandar Malaysia, 79250 Iskandar Puteri, Johor LEGOLAND Malaysia kicks off its Brick-or-Treat celebrations this weekend with a variety of fun Trick-or-Treat activities for families, including the launch of a new brand new 4D movie “The Great Monster Chase!” and a kids-enter-for-free promotion too! So if you are planning to head down to LEGOLand, do note that from 7 Oct – 6 Nov 2022, every Friday to Sunday, each child (age 3 to 11) who comes fully dressed in a Halloween costume enters free with an accompanying adult holding a full-priced ticket. Back to Top Discover The Indian Culture At The IHC Deepavali Open HouseVenue: Indian Heritage Centre Known as the ‘Festival of Lights’, Deepavali is a celebration of the triumph of good over evil, light over darkness, and knowledge over ignorance. This year, the Indian Heritage Centre’s (IHC) Deepavali Open House welcomes everyone to celebrate the joyous occasion with an exciting array of on-site programmes. Explore Little India and take in the lights and sounds of the festival light-up (unfortunately the open-top bus tour and trishaw trails of Little India have already been sold out). Families can also drop by the Open House to join workshops and drop-in activities. You will also want to get tickets for the Interactive Storytelling for Children for kids to appreciate the stories around the traditions and values of Deepavali too! Back to Top Travel To Japan At Jurong Point's First-ever Japan Matsuri!Venue: Jurong Point Shopping Centre, Level1, 1 Jurong West Central 2, Singapore 648886 Japan may have open up its borders further, but if you cannot wait to get to the Land of the Rising Sun, why not head down to Jurong Point's Japan Matsuri this weekend to discover Japan-themed family friendly activities! Families can look forward to fun matsuri games, tasty Japanese street food yatai, insightful art and cultural performance and much more exciting happening! Including exclusive deals and promotions from various tenants at Jurong Point too! Back to Top Have An Early Halloween Celebration @ Universal Studios SingaporeVenue: Universal Studios Singapore It's time to get into the spirit of Halloween with Universal Studios Singapore's daytime Halloween event, Trick or Thrills. Running from 7 September to 6 November 2022, the popular event returns with an array of fun-filled family programmes that are suitable for all ages! Families can expect a park-wide procession to collect sweets from the Sweet & Sour Squad to meet and greet opportunities with your favourite characters including Minions, Gru's Girls, Sesame Street, the Trolls and more! Back to Top Play & More At The Pinkfong Adventure WorldVenue: Let's Play, Marina Square #03-208/209 The first-ever Baby Shark indoor play space will be coming to Singapore! Pinkfong World Adventure has opened at Let's Play at Marina Square! Families can expect a 14,000 square feet play space, comprising of 4 attraction zones with more than 16 interactive games and entertainment experiences. There will also be a meet-and-greet opportunity with characters from Pinkfong and Baby Shark! Back to Top Make One Last Visit To Jurong Bird ParkVenue: Jurong
Bird Park The iconic Jurong Bird Park will be moving from its current location to Mandai in 2022 and they have planned a series of activities to commemorate its 52 years in Jurong. From now till 3 January 2023, take a walk down memory lane and join in the festivities with "A Flight To Remember" as the park celebrates its final flight at its current Jurong premises. Families can go on a heritage trail or join a nostalgic tour as the relive their memories of visiting the park. Back to Top Visit A Sentosa Attraction With Free Entry To Sentosa
Photo Credits: National Heritage Board Venue: Sentosa Island The popular free-entry promotion is Sentosa was recently extended till 31 Dec 2022! Here's a couple of ideas if you decide to enjoy the free entry! For those who loves the sun, sand and sea, you can now visit Sentosa's beaches on peak hours without booking! Plus with the new SMM, you can gather in groups of 10 without your masks too! This means less hassle and more fun on the beach! For those who decide to stay till the evenings, there will also be the free light and music experience, Magical Shores, at Siloso beach too! How about a visit to our 74th and latest National Monument, Fort Siloso? The free experience at Fort Siloso comes with lots of learning opportunities for families to learn about our national heritage. While you are here, remember to take part in the Learn With Sentosa Photo-Hunt and stand a chance to win cash prizes too! Simply snap a photo of a Heritage Building and share it on IG with the hashtag #LearnWithSentosa - it is that simple! Once you are done, you can even end the evening by visiting the latest lifestyle venue at Sentosa, Southside, to enjoy a meal at the Southside Interim Market! Back to Top Discover 5 Larger-then-life Art Installations At 3 Nature Parks
Venue: Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, Jurong Lake Gardens, and Punggol Waterway Park Bring out your inner child with the simple joy of a seesaw, share your secrets through a larger-than-life paper cup, or marvel at a giant version of a Marie biscuit. From now till 30 October, the public can engage with five public art installations located across three park spaces in Singapore – Bishan-AMK Park, Jurong Lake Gardens, and Punggol Waterway Park. As You Were is a public art showcase featuring seven artists stepping into nature to create interactive visual artworks that portray their imaginations of an endemic world. The artworks offer the families an opportunity to reconnect with nature as well as one another through fun and meaningful artworks that encourage a sense of play. Back to Top Visit The "Hello, Changi Precinct" Interactive Gallery
Venue: Changi Airport T3 and Changi Precinct Changi Airport has launched the “Hello, Changi Precinct” gallery at Terminal 3 (T3), kicking off an initiative to drive awareness of the Changi Precinct which includes areas in and surrounding Changi Airport such as Pulau Ubin, Pasir Ris, Tampines, Bedok and East Coast Park. Featuring interactive elements and photo spots modelled after iconic sights and sounds in the Changi Precinct, families can pose for photos and discover fun facts across seven themed zones. Families can learn interesting nuggets and stories of Siglap in the drawers of an old-school barbershop, play a digital arcade game at an HDB void deck and ‘watermelon’ playground, and jump onboard a bumboat that brings visitors through the history of Pulau Ubin and the eastern coast of Singapore. Back to Top Get Tickets To Disney In Concert
Venue: Singapore Indoor
Stadium This December, Disney in Concert is back and you are invited to the world of “A Magical Celebration”! Premiering in Singapore with four live performers, this magical experience will include wonderful musical pieces featuring Disney’s iconic movies with a 46-piece orchestra, accompanied by original Disney footage. Tickets are rather pricey so make use of the 5% early bird from 10 Sep - 10 Oct to get your tickets! Tickets before discounts are $152, $132, $112, and $92 and available on Trip.com. Back to Top A Minion’s Perspective Experience
Venue: Resorts
World Sentosa Waterfront The interactive exhibition, A Minion’s Perspective Experience, will land in Singapore for the very first time, at Resorts World Sentosa, from 3 Sep 2022 to 2 Jan 2023. The exhibition is based on the world’s most successful animated film franchise, Illumination’s Despicable Me and Minions, this international touring exhibition offers fans of all ages an opportunity to immerse themselves into the captivating world of the Minions through 8 thematic zones! Back to Top Get Tickets To The Doraemon Exhibition Singapore 2022Venue: National Museum of Singapore The Doraemon Exhibition Singapore 2022 makes its debut outside Japan at the National Museum of Singapore from 5 November 2022 to 5 February 2023. The exhibition will bring together a selection of contemporary artworks that reinterprets Doraemon in our changing world and showcases its cultural impact in contemporary history. Tickets are available now on Klook at $30 per pax. Back to Top Learn About Mental Wellbeing At MENTAL: Colours of WellbeingVenue: ArtScience Museum MENTAL: Colours of Wellbeing is an exhibition at the ArtScience Museum to confront societal bias and stereotypes around mental health. MENTAL invites you to embark on an intimate and personal journey that explores the many different ways of being, surviving and making connections, that have become of increasing importance to us all. The kids will enjoy exploring and connecting with different levels of mental health. Through the different installations, kids will get to better understand their mental wellbeing - for example, you can explore your feelings like anxiety at the inflating weather balloon, how emotions can be self-regulate at the large tactile fabric tent, how medication provides a little protection like a cushion to brains and why reaching out to connect with others to share is helpful too. Back to Top Free Fun @ Masak Masak, The ArtgroundVenue: The Artrgound, 90 Goodman Road #01-40 Blk J, Singapore 439053 The Artground revamps its art space, and the latest installation, Masak Masak is a food-themed play and art space where kids are encouraged to play with their food! Expect larger-than-life food items where you can play on, including hopping on an egg tart trampoline and sliding down a melting ice cream! How about climbing into a bowl of chendol and to scale a biscuit climbing wall! There will also be pretend play opportunities for the little ones too! Back to Top Enjoy Free Storytime Sessions at Selected LibrariesVenue: Various
Libraries The National Library Board (NLB) organises regular free storytelling sessions for kids aged 4 to 10 yeas old at libraries across the island. Families can look forward to attend sessions designed specifically for different age groups, including babies, toddlers and little children. You can get a list of upcoming sessions on GoLibrary or visit your nearest library to get more details. Back to Top PERMANENT/SEMI-PERMANENTHave A Sweet Time At The Kumoya X Cinnamoroll Pop-up Theme Cafe!Venue: Kumoya @ Orchard Central 181 Orchard Road, Orchard Central, #04-08, Singapore 238896 At Kumoya @ Orchard Central, get ready to be transported to Cinnamoroll’s world with specially-commissioned Cinnamoroll décor worthy of its 20th anniversary, complemented by a kawaii, limited-time menu! There's a wide variety of menu choices comprising six snacks, five mains, three desserts and ten drinks. Don't forget to capture those cute pic-worthy moments with the adorable Cinnamoroll plushies placed on tables and seats at the café. Do note that the café is not halal-certified. It is stated that the menu does not include pork, lard or alcohol, and is prepared by a team of Muslim staff. All the ingredients are also sourced from major Halal distributors and suppliers. Back to Top Have Fun At The New Impressions Kids ClubVenue: Horsecity, 100 Turf Club Road, #01-02C, Singapore 287992 Impressions Kids Club is a new venue for families to have fun at Horsecity! The kids club will include a kids spa area, a play zone as well as a lounge area for parents to chill while waiting for their kids. The Kids Club Playzone features three main areas: an indoor playground, a nature playzone, and a sand playzone. Children will have the opportunity to explore all three zones during their playtime sessions. The indoor playground will include tube slides, trampoline, obstacle courses, swings and a ball pit! Back to Top Gather Your Friends For The Yakult Factory TourVenue: 7 Senoko Avenue, Singapore 758300 The Yakult Factory Tour is a popular 1.5 hour tour of the state-of-the-art Yakult plant located at Senoko Avenue (Woodlands) where you can get a behind-the-scene look at the making of the popular drink. Tours were suspended due to COVID and has returned from 10 Aug 2022. Tours are free, but you will need to form a group of at least 20 to book a tour. Back to Top Visit The Restored Bukit Timah Railway StationPhoto Credits: NParks Venue: About mid-point of Rail Corridor Following 2-years of restoration works, the Bukit Timah Railway Station and Railway Staff Quarters reopened to the public recently. The restored community node is located around the midway point of the 24km-long Rail Corridor and comprises two restored conserved buildings—the Railway Station and Railway Staff Quarters—as well as newly-added amenities, gardens and lawns. Visiting families can enjoy (and learn more at) the heritage gallery at the old railway station and relax at the cafe inside the former staff quarters, as well as appreciate the new community spaces. Back to Top Visit Some Of The Best Outdoor Playgrounds!Venue: Around Singapore Did you know that Singapore probably has the most number of playgrounds per square meter of land space in the world? With a playground at almost every block away, the choices of where to play are aplenty! Narrow down your options with our list of the Best Outdoor Playgrounds (ALL FREE) in Singapore especially compiled for families always looking for more fun! From water play to sand play, from slides to swings, you will find the best in the list and more in our round up of the best outdoor places to go for fun - and all for free! Back to Top Have Fun At The Dino-themed Water Playground at Causeway PointVenue: Causeway Point, Level 7 Families can expect more fun and excitement in their next visit to Causeway Point with the opening of the new Dino-themed wet playground! Located at Level 7 of the mall, the playground includes slides, splashes and water sprouts designed as dinosaurs and more! Back to Top Visit The Newly Opened Play & Sports Venue, The Arena @ Keat Hong
Venue: Next to Blk 411 Choa Chu Kang Ave 3 & Blk 427 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4 Families at Choa Chu Kang will get to enjoy new sports facilities at The Arena @ Keat Hong, this includes a mega playground, a pirate ship-themed playground, futsal pitch, basketball court and a badminton court too! You will find a mega-tall playground that is almost 3 stories high with rope tunnels, ladders and more! There is also a pirate ship-themed playground more suited for younger kids too! Back to Top Go Splashing At The Reopened Oasis Waterpark @ YishunLocation: Next to MSCP, Blk 307 Yishun Ring Road Oasis Waterpark @ Nee Soon East reopens from 12 June 2022 and families can start planning to visit for splashing fun! This huge waterpark provides relief from the sweltering weather with its water play features - there are also ample seating and toilets for washing up after play time too! If you are coming, you can head towards Blk 307 / Blk 311 at Yishun Ring Road! Check out our Facebook LIVE when we visited the playground on the reopening day! Back to Top Visit A Fire Station Open HouseVenue: Selected Fire Stations. Details below. The popular Fire Station Open Houses will resume from 30 Apr 2022. Families can choose to visit any of the 17 participating Fire Stations to meet the firefighters and paramedics, and learn more on how SCDF responds to emergencies! Open Houses happen every Saturday with sessions at 9 am and 10 am. Do try to be early to catch the demonstrations and other activities that are happening. Back to Top Play For Free AT The Exciting New Toa Payoh Water PlaygroundVenue: In-front of Blk 144 Lorong 2 Toa Payoh Located at Lorong 2 Toa Payoh, Play @ Heights Park is a small family-friendly park nestled within the neighbourhood with a water playpark, sand playground, an high-elements play structure and fitness equipment too! Open from 8 am to 9 pm daily, families will want to visit the water play area where you will get some splashing fun! You will find water sprouts, fountains and even a wavy water channel for the kids to play in! Not just water play - those who prefer not to get wet can go over to the sand playground or the trampoline play within the park too! We recommend visiting in the mornings when it might be less sunny and hopefully less crowded too! Back to Top Try Skimboarding At The Newly Opened Skim AlleyVenue: Heritage Chalet, 125A Pasir Ris Rd, Singapore 519121 Skim Alley is Singapore’s first and only flatland skimboarding pool facility situated in the quiet and rustic venue in Heritage Chalet along Pasir Ris Beach. Not only is it a trending activity for the adults, it is also great for a day of fun for families too! At Skim Alley, families can try skimboarding at their purpose-built flatland skimboarding pool facility. Grab a board (provided) and glide across the surface of water that is just a few centimeters high - you will feel like you are skipping across the surface of water as you try to stay balanced! Back to Top Discover Sentosa's Rich HeritageVenue: Various spots at Sentosa Developed by the National Heritage Board (NHB) in partnership with Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC), the Sentosa Heritage Trail consist of 30 heritage sites, 10 heritage trail markers and 20 existing interpretive signs to help families trace the long and rich history of the island. From the different communities that lived on the island to the military history, families can embark on 3 different thematic routes to discover military buildings converted to leisure venues, stories of the lesser known communities that lived on the island, and even former attractions on the island. Back to Top Visit Night Safari for the new Rhino Feeding Session
Venue: Night Safari A new feeding programme is launched to add to the activities at the Night Safari. The feeding sessions will happen at the Indian rhino habitat next to Night Safari’s East Lodge at 7.30pm on operating nights. Families who like to participate in the feeding while need to make a contribution of $10. All contributions from feeding sessions will go into supporting conservation projects in Singapore and Southeast Asia. Aside from the exciting chance to feed an Indian rhino, guests will also get to interact with the animal care team. Feeding sessions must be booked online. Back to Top Choke Full of Beans Serves Coffee With 3D Latte Art
Venue: 4 Changi Village Rd, #01-2090, Singapore
500004 Hidden in the east of Singapore, Chock Full Of Beans is a small quaint café that doesn't raise eyebrows from it's exterior. However, you will spot a long queue for it's weekend brunch and dinner - and if you look closer, you will see many people taking photos of their coffee too! More specifically, photos of the creative 2D and 3D latte art on their coffee. Each art is handmade by the talented barista, and you can actually request for specific characters on your coffee too! Unfortunately, the art is only available on the lattes only but offers a nice quiet place to chill and have a meal after visiting the nearby Changi Beach or as you return from Pulau Ubin. Back to Top Book A Night At Pan Pacific Singapore's New Urban Jungle SuiteVenue: 7 Raffles Blvd, Singapore
039595 Families may now book a stay at one of 2 themed family suites, Urban Jungle Suite, at Pan Pacific Singapore. Stays start from 18 Feb 2022, and you will also find a new children's play area and a host of kids’ programmes too! The suite features separate sleeping zones for parents in the main bedroom; and for their little ones, a jungle-themed room with an inflatable rocking hippo, a teepee and a treehouse bunk bed that sleeps two children along with welcome amenity, Urban Jungle Survival Pack, and bath toys for fun soak in the tub. The stay includes as well private access to the Urban Jungle cabana by the pool with Kiztopia floats and tickets for three hours’ access to Kiztopia in Marina Square, Singapore’s largest indoor playground. Back to Top Visit The Latest Attraction @ Sentosa - The Central Beach Bazaar
Venue: Central Beach Bazaar, next to Beach Station The Central Beach Bazaar is a unique day-to-night carnival beach experience of immersive new sights, scents and sounds at the heart of Sentosa’s beaches. You will find an 80-metre tall Sentosa SkyJet landmark, a daytime Sentosa Musical Fountain, multi-concept International Food Street, and more! The attraction opened on 15 Sep, and families enjoy nearly all of the attractions within the new family-friendly entertainment and dining destination. Head down to enjoy a meal at the International Food Street with a wide selection of affordable, piquant bites under $10. Hold on to your receipts (min. spending of $5 per pax) to get entry into the viewing gallery to get the best view of the Sentosa Skyjet or to the Musical Fountain. While here, forget to check out the other attractions on the island, including the SkyHelix, Southside, HeadRock VR and more! Back to Top New Kids Media Interactive Play Zone - Hello! My Dino @ HeadRock VRVenue: 80 Siloso Road, Southside Block B, #01-03, Singapore 098969 The newly relocated HeadRock VR opened on 7 Nov 2021, and is now located at Southside, Sentosa with a refreshed offering, including a brand new Kids Interactive Zone, Hello! My Dino, to cater for the younger kids between 3 to 12 years old! Enter this futuristic children's playground that combines digital technology with physical play! With 4 different playing sections, this dinosaur-themed play zone will have kids jumping up and down as they play and learn with the various dinosaur friends! Back to Top Go On An AR Dinosaur Adventure At Jewel Changi Airport
Venue: Jewel Changi Airport Travel 89 million years back to the Late Cretaceous period with Jewel Changi Airport’s (Jewel) new play attraction, the Jewel-rassic Quest - a dinosaur-themed augmented reality (AR) game that brings storytelling to life through digital interactivity. Indulge in an immersive experience to see magnificent dinosaurs such as the T-Rex and Velociraptor in action just metres in front of you. Look out for the other dinosaur species as they roam freely at Jewel’s indoor sanctuary - the Shiseido Forest Valley and HSBC Rain Vortex. The lush greenery and majestic water feature set the perfect environment, befitting the dinosaur theme. With the issued TimeLens (tablet), you will venture through Jewel in search of checkpoints to advance the story as well as to go on an egg hunt. Families who complete the mission will be rewarded with photo-opportunities with the dinosaurs too! Back to Top Let Kids Race On KF1 Kiddy CircuitVenue: Singapore Expo, 1 Expo Dr, Singapore 486150, Atrium 4 Newly opened at Singapore Expo, KF1's Kiddy Circuit gives children (above 85cm) the opportunity to experience racing on the tracks! This smaller, slower, safer but fun circuit is built for specially for kids and complements the KF1 main circuit for adults. The circuit is located under a shelter with different Singapore landmarks placed around the tracks! Imagine it as a kiddy right but just much cooler! The best part - young ones (between 85cm to 110cm) can also ride with their parents and not feel left out! Back to Top Grab A Fishing / Kayaking Promotion With Kayak Fishing Fever!Venue: Multiple venues Join the friendly team at Kayak Fishing Fever for a unique outdoor experience for the family! Fever’s professional fishing guides will teach you everything you need to know about kayak fishing on the gentle waves and currents of The Playground. This is the perfect starting point for anyone new to fishing or kayak fishing. At only 2-4 km, it's an easy route to complete, your physical fitness level is no issue here. First time participants will enjoy $20 off per pax with a min. booking of 4 pax - simply use Promo Code: NEW20 in your booking! That means $100 off for 5 pax, $120 off for 6 pax and so on! Gather your friends for an exciting playdate and save more when you book together! There are other tours from Kayak Fishing Fever, including the Sandy Shores Sentosa, sailing through the Mangroves in Ubin and Sunset/Night Kayak Fishing! Back to Top Visit The Newly Opened Bukit Gombak ParkPhoto Credits: NParks Venue: Along Bukit Batok West Avenue 5, opposite Bukit Batok Driving Centre The 4.8-hectare Bukit Gombak Park opened recently and provides families with a space to enjoy recreational activities while getting close to nature. You can expect a nature-themed outdoor playground, a butterfly garden at the peak of the park, and the first dog run in Bukit Gombak too. When visiting, don't forget to drop by the highly instagrammable Paddle & Whisk cafe. The standalone glasshouse features floor to ceiling glass windows that allows the natural sunlight in, adding to it's charm! Read more about the Bukit Gombak Park before heading down this weekend! Back to Top Visit the New Therapeutic Park @ Bedok Reservoir ParkVenue: Bedok Resevoir Park, Carpark B The 1,650sqm Therapeutic Garden @ Bedok Reservoir Park overlooks the scenic Bedok Reservoir and is the first therapeutic garden to be built over a former sand quarry. To reflect its heritage, the garden is designed with stones and boulders incorporated into the garden’s features and amenities. One of the key features of the garden is the Interactive Rock Garden for visitors to try their hands on balancing rocks. The practice is to help you better concentrate in the moment and is meant to be therapeutic. You don't even have to search for rocks as it is provided in four different sizes and types, giving you the opportunity to explore different ways of creating your rock formation. Shall we start a photo challenge to see who has the tallest / most creative rock formation? If you already have a picture of yours, share it with us in the BYKidO Community Forum! Back to Top New Butterfly Maze @ Jurong Lake GardensVenue: Jurong Lake Garden Located at Jurong Lake Gardens, between the Forest Ramble play area and Garden House, the new Butterfly Maze includes a series of paths that weave between and over mounds and is set within an undulating landscape filled with butterflies. Kids can enter the maze for a self-discovery journey - exploring and discovering the maze and its hidden secrets! This includes slides, information about butterflies and interestingly shaped seats and rest areas. While Clusia Cove, the water play area, remains closed, families can still enjoy a day out at Forest Ramble and complement their visit to the Butterfly Maze as well as the newly opened Children's Discovery Area. Back to Top Have Splashing Fun at the Reopened Jelutung Harbour ParkVenue: Near Blk 488/489 Admiralty Link, Singapore 750488 Surrounded by HDB blocks, Jelutung Harbour Park is a hidden secret for families living in the Admiralty and Sembawang area. The water play area might not be massive but it is free and still lots of fun for the kids! Apart from the water play area, families can also play at the dry playground too! There is a toilet and our experience was that it is acceptable but we have heard various comments that it is usually dirty - so do take note. If you are looking for more water play venues to visit, check out our updated list of water play venues in Singapore. Back to Top Visit the Reopened Play Court @ VivoCityLocation: VivoCity | 1 Harbourfront Walk, Singapore 098585 With the relaxed SMMs, we are also beginning to see the reopening of once popular play venues. One of this is the Play Court located at Level 2 of VivoCity! You can once again hear the screams of joy and laughter as the kids go running, sliding and climbing on the various play structures at the playground! We expect more fun to happen when the wet play section reopens (it is currently still closed). Back to Top The Energy Story Exhibit @ Science Centre SingaporeVenue: Science Centre Singapore, Hall
B Science Centre Singapore (SCS) launches Energy Story, a new exhibition exploring the sources, transformation, and uses of energy, from natural cycles to modern applications. The exhibit includes 6 zones and tells the story of how humankind has progressed off the back of energy discovery, and must now work towards a cleaner, more sustainable future. The Energy Story Exhibition is now running at the Science Centre Singapore and is accessible with a general admission ticket. Tickets are available for purchase through the online ticketing platform. You may also purchase discounted packages on Klook. Junior Aquarist Programme @ S.E.A AquariumVenue: S.E.A Aquarium The Junior Aquarist is a 1-hour experience for kids to experience being a professional aquarist and to learn about how to care for different marine animals. The programme is available for booking throughout the year with a different marine animal focus during different seasons! The first season focuses on sharks, and kids can learn knowledge regarding sharks’ importance and why their unique adaptations make them such formidable hunters! They’ll also learn about the important work that aquarists perform. The fee for the programme is $38, and a separate S.E.A. Aquarium admission ticket is required and sold separately. Booking is available throughout the year. You may purchase from KKday to enjoy the S.E.A Aquarium Junior Aquarist Program a special price of $60 (U.P. $68) Back to Top SINGAPO人: Discovering Chinese Singaporean CultureLocation: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, Kwan
Im Thong Hood Cho Temple Gallery, Level 2 *Note: Early Closures at 3 pm on 7, 14, 21 and 28 Aug 2020 The Chinese Singaporean identity is complex and always changing. Singapore is a Chinese majority nation-state with a significant proportion of non-Chinese. At the same time, Singapore is in Southeast Asia, a region with many ethnic groups, of which the Chinese form a small part of the overall population. After interacting with diverse influences over many years, Chinese culture in Singapore has evolved in a way quite unlike other communities around the world. Go on a journey at SINGAPO人: Discovering Chinese Singaporean Culture across five specially curated zones to discover the Chinese Singaporean identity! Back to Top Digital Light Canvas at The ShoppesImage credit teamLab Venue: 2 Bayfront Ave, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, #B2-50, Singapore
018956 An immersive digital art installation, Digital Light Canvas at Marina Bay Sands will have you chasing after shoals of fish and painting calligraphic art. presented in collaboration with teamLab, the Japanese collective behind Future World: Where Art Meets Science at ArtScience Museum, the installation has two shows. Strokes of Life is a four-minute sequence that takes place half-hourly and within those minutes, you can paint calligraphic art with every step you take, as brushstrokes blossom in your wake. In part two, Nature’s Rhythm, flocks of birds swoop through the 140-metre tall light sculpture overhead as thousands of fishes swim in the LED-lit ocean beneath your feet. If you step on them, they will part ways for you! Digital Light Canvas also has other interactive features where you can use your phone to set off over 30 animated Crystal Fireworks and light displays and even have personalised messages appear on the LED floor! Back to Top Go On A Kayaking Adventure On The WatersFor those with older kids (7 years old and above), you may wish to go on an adventure on the waters by going kayaking! This water sport is great to get some sun, exercise and with only 2 of you on the kayak - there will be lots of bonding opportunity too! We have put together a family's guide to kayaking in Singapore where we have included a list of kayak rental venue for families. Back to Top Living Green Eco Tour @ Singapore Discovery CentreVenue: Singapore Discovery Centre The Singapore Discovery Centre (SDC) has introduced a series of new guided tours aimed at edutaining (educating and entertaining) families visiting the centre. The Eco Living Tour will be introduced in Sep 2021 and focuses on how everyone can live a greener lifestyle and build a more sustainable Singapore. During this 1.5 hour tour, families will visit the centre's mini-garden, take part in a microgreens planting workshop, and even explore the centre's solar panels through a walk into The Discovery Lake! We hear that more exciting and educating tours will be coming up in the next few months, so stay tune! Back to Top Escape Adventure Trails
Venue: Around Singapore Island Wanderer has combined escape room-style puzzles with amazing race-style use of iconic landmarks around Singapore to produce adventurous trails known as the Escape Adventure Trails. How it works is that first, you choose your trail of choice – Tradesmen, Promenade, Hidden Gem, etc. – and you will be given a mission to solve. A chatbot will then give you clues, guiding you from landmark to landmark. You will get to solve tricky puzzles as well as explore the city and uncover her stories! Play & Art Jamming Package @ Merry HausVenue: Venue: Oasis Terraces, Blk 681
Punggol Drive #01-34/35, S820681
Fees: $47 Located at Oasis Terraces at Punggol, Merry Haus is a cafe with play venue for parents to have "me-time" while letting the kids have fun in the play venue. They have recently launched Art Jamming sessions at the cafe, and the Play & Art Jamming Package allows tired mummies (and daddies) to drop the kids at the play area while they engage in a therapeutic art jamming session. You may also be happy to know that you will be able to keep an eye on your kids from the cafe / art jamming area too. Back to Top Enjoy A Neon Art Jamming Experience At Arty Party SingaporeVenue: 62B Queen Street Singapore, 188541 Arty Party Singapore is a space for families and parents to relax, have fun and to just let go - not forgetting also great for creating family fun too! The space is quite "free-for-all" with paint splashed across the walls and the art jamming sessions reflect that tension-releasing atmosphere too! Be your very own Picasso, embrace your inner creativity and be amazed at the sense of satisfaction that stems from forming something distinctive with your own hands! The studio also provides a very interesting Neon Art Jamming session using glow-in-the-dark paint to create your own artwork too! Read more about our Neon Art Jamming Experience! If you need help more ideas, here's a list of 12 Art Jamming Studios and Art Workshops suitable for families for your consideration! Back to Top Learn Bouldering At Planet Boulder's Lift-Off! Guided Session For FamiliesVenue: 604 Sembawang Road, #B1-22/23, Singapore 758459 Here's an opportunity for families to give bouldering a try! Head down to Boulder Planet where they offer "Lift Off!" a one-hour bouldering experiential experience for families and kids. This session is for the first-timers who like to give this extreme sport a try. The package will included a dedicated instructor to guide you too. Do note that the session requires participants to be 6 years old and above (0.9 min. height). You will need to book for a min. of 2 participants, up to a max. of 6 participant. Back to Top Bring Your Little Ones For An Open Gym Session At Kinder KlasseVenue: 11 Rhu Cross, #02-01, PAssion WaVe @ Marina Bay, Singapore 437440 Located at PAssion Wave @ Marina Bay, Kinder Klasse is a gym school that offers an open gym session for kids between 7 months to 7 years old. In this 1-hour unstructured play experience, children will be able to explore the entire gym at their own pace - enjoying the gym's indoor playground facilities like the Bouncy Castle, Trampoline, Ball Pit, Rockwall, Slide and Swing! Trainers will also be setting up different challenges each day on the other side of the gym floor where they can balance on planks, crawl through tunnels, go through mini obstacle courses, tumble on our soft play mats or just chilling on the rockers. This 1 hour experience is available at just $12 per child. Back to Top Go Bowling With The Kids
Venue: Various An indoor and fun family activity, bowling centres can be easily found around the island. It is not weather dependent and is great for the seemingly erratic weather that we have experienced over the last week. And if you need help, here is a list of family-friendly bowling centres for your to consider! Additionally, we have a couple of bowling deals for you to consider too! These include at Singapore Bowling
Forte Bowl
Enjoy An Indoor Playground PromotionsIf the weather does not allow (or if you prefer not to), here's also a list of indoor playground promotions on BYKidO that you can enjoy this week.
Back to Top Visit the New Opened SMIGY United SquareVenue: United Square Level 1, Opposite Information Services SMIGY Indoor Playground is a popular playground located at PLQ Mall and Tiong Bahru Plaza, and they recently opened their 3rd outlet at United Square Mall. This 5,000 sqft play space includes many play elements and equipment for the young ones. You will find a giant ball-pit, a sandpit filled with hinoki wooden blocks, a trampoline park with interactive play experiences, and much more! There will also be a connecting cafe opening within the next few months too. Tickets are available at $19 per hour and $29 for 2 hours. Back to Top Catch The Latest Omni-Theatre Show - Dinosaurs of AntarcticaVenue: Omni-Theatre,
21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433 A whole host of activities and exhibitions are happening at the Science Centre Singapore this September, and we like to highlight the latest Omni-Theatre Show, Dinosaurs of Antarctica, where you will follow Antarctic scientists to discover more about the dinosaurs that roamed the continent, to understand the ice continent’s profound transformation and to predict the future as humans drive dramatic changes globally. Head Outdoors To Nature With The FamilyVenue: Various Despite our relatively small size, Singaporean families are blessed with an abundance of parks and reservoirs to explore, many of which are family-friendly too. If you are thinking of heading out to explore nature with your family but is not sure where to start, here's a list of 11 Family-friendly Nature Walking Trails to get you started! If you like to get more details of specific parks or to read about the latest parks, you may also visit our Park's Page that consolidates all the recent articles that we have written on parks. Back to Top Visit A Library
Venue: Libraries islandwide From 19 Aug 2021, operating capacity in the National Library and 26 public libraries have been increased to 50%. There is also no limit to staying in the library on weekdays, while a limit of 2 - 3 hours is still adhered to on weekends. Have a look at the revised COVID-19 guidelines for libraries and plan a visit and explore the world of reading! If you like a little magic when visiting a library, why not visit the children's library at the National Library Building (photo above), located at B1. This treehouse-themed venue is sure to excite the kids and make reading - a little more magical! See more photos on our Facebook post. And if you have a baby (below 2 yrs old), you may wish to register him/her as a member of the library and receive a baby gift pack too! Get more information about the Babies Can Be Members Too! programme! Malini Pannirselvam Where can I hangout in Singapore?Here's some more interesting things to do in Singapore with friends. Orchard Road. Bugis Street. IMM.. Pulau Ubin. St. John's Island. Lazarus Island.. Clarke Quay. Holland Village. Orchard Road.. Where can I go tonight Singapore?Singapore Flyer. For truly magnificent night views of Singapore's skyline, head up Asia's largest observation wheel, the Singapore Flyer! ... . Jewel Changi Airport. ... . Night Luge at Skyline Luge Sentosa. ... . Cinewav @ Marina at Keppel Bay. ... . [Klook Exclusive] Cinewav Movies in the Sky. ... . [Upcoming] Halloween Horror Nights.. Where can I hang out at night in Singapore?51 Things To Do At Night Singapore. Visit Marina Bay Sands Skypark Observation Deck. ... . Marvel At The City Skyline On Singapore Flyer. ... . Explore Gardens by The Bay. ... . Watch Spectra Show At Marina Bay Sands. ... . Chill Out At Marina Barrage. ... . Enjoy The Bumboat Cruise Along Singapore River. ... . Enjoy The Night View At Merlion Park.. What's new in SG?Here are 12 of the best new and newly revamped attractions you should definitely visit in Singapore in 2022:. Skyhelix Sentosa.. Scentopia at Sentosa.. Museum of Ice Cream.. Tropical Montane Orchidetum.. Jurassic Mile.. Supertree Observatory at Gardens by the Bay.. Avatar: The Experience at Cloud Forest.. |
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