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Things to do with Kids this Weekend in Singapore (Click to jump ahead)

Featured activities this week

  1. New East Zone at Rainforest Wild Adventure
  2. Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) 2026
  3. K!DZ Pop Con Asia 2026
  4. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Musical
  5. Revamped outdoor playground at Marina Bay
  6. Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue
  7. DORIFTO! Indoor Drift Experience
  8. WonderGround: A Journey Beneath Your Feet
  9. Hawksbill Turtle Hatchlings at Singapore Oceanarium
  10. Kindness Day SG 2026
  11. Asian Festival of Children’s Content 2026
  12. Sci-Fi Pop-up Library & Sit-n-Read Nodes by National Library Board
  13. Farmers’ Market at Temasek Shophouse 
  14. Garden Vibes 2026 at Little Farms Serangoon Gardens
  15. Singapore Heritage Fest 2026
  16. FurKids Fiesta 2026 at CQ @ Clarke Quay
  17. Scaredy Kat Presents
  18. Magic Bubble Science Lab at Museum of Ice Cream Singapore
  19. Pokemon Mart at Plaza Singapura
  20. When Art Meets Nature: Reimagining Nature Through Art and Play
  21. vOilah! France Singapore Festival 2026
  22. DIMOO The Secret Theatre Club Pop-Up
  23. Revamped Bukit Batok Library
  24. Pokémon Day-to-Night Adventure at Singapore Cable Car
  25. Hello from the Wild: Horse 

Popular Activities

  1. Exploria at Mandai Wildlife Reserve
  2. Curiosity Cove at Mandai Wildlife Reserve
  3. Dopamine Land
  4. My Little Pony Petals of Friendship
  5. Singapore Odyssea A Journey Through Time
  6. Singapore Oceanarium
  7. Jurassic World: The Experience
  8. Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore
  9. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic
  10. Propnex Family Zone Outdoor Playground at Gardens by the Bay

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Things to do with kids this weekend in Singapore: 22-24 May 2026

Updated:
May 21, 2026
| By
Adrian Chan
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Editor

Seeking fun-filled activities to enjoy with your kids this weekend in Singapore? Our weekend guide has you sorted with our top picks for activities perfect for the entire family.

From discovering the latest destinations and exploring fantastic spots to participating in thrilling events and engaging in fun-filled activities tailored for kids.

We'll ensure you have a fantastic time bonding with your little ones and creating unforgettable memories!

Remember to keep this article bookmarked, as we consistently update this list to offer you more avenues for family fun for the weekend!

Things to do with Kids this Weekend in Singapore (Click to jump ahead)

Featured activities this week

  1. New East Zone at Rainforest Wild Adventure
  2. Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) 2026
  3. K!DZ Pop Con Asia 2026
  4. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Musical
  5. Revamped outdoor playground at Marina Bay
  6. Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue
  7. DORIFTO! Indoor Drift Experience
  8. WonderGround: A Journey Beneath Your Feet
  9. Hawksbill Turtle Hatchlings at Singapore Oceanarium
  10. Kindness Day SG 2026
  11. Asian Festival of Children’s Content 2026
  12. Sci-Fi Pop-up Library & Sit-n-Read Nodes by National Library Board
  13. Farmers’ Market at Temasek Shophouse 
  14. Garden Vibes 2026 at Little Farms Serangoon Gardens
  15. Singapore Heritage Fest 2026
  16. FurKids Fiesta 2026 at CQ @ Clarke Quay
  17. Scaredy Kat Presents
  18. Magic Bubble Science Lab at Museum of Ice Cream Singapore
  19. Pokemon Mart at Plaza Singapura
  20. When Art Meets Nature: Reimagining Nature Through Art and Play
  21. vOilah! France Singapore Festival 2026
  22. DIMOO The Secret Theatre Club Pop-Up
  23. Revamped Bukit Batok Library
  24. Pokémon Day-to-Night Adventure at Singapore Cable Car
  25. Hello from the Wild: Horse 

Popular Activities

  1. Exploria at Mandai Wildlife Reserve
  2. Curiosity Cove at Mandai Wildlife Reserve
  3. Dopamine Land
  4. My Little Pony Petals of Friendship
  5. Singapore Odyssea A Journey Through Time
  6. Singapore Oceanarium
  7. Jurassic World: The Experience
  8. Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore
  9. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic
  10. Propnex Family Zone Outdoor Playground at Gardens by the Bay

More Things to Do

Featured Activities This Week

1. New East Zone at Rainforest Wild Adventure

Image credit: Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Rainforest Wild Adventure (Previously known as Rainforest Wild Asia and Africa) opened its second phase on 20 May 2026.

With this new addition in the East, you can now journey through 20 hectares of spectacular habitats inspired by the lush rainforests of Asia and Africa.

Park tickets include entry to both zones, and as part of the soft opening promotion, all ticket holders will enjoy access to nine Adventure+ activities on weekdays and up to 5 activities on weekends.

Here's what awaits at Rainforest Wild Adventure East:

  • Canopy Glider: Glide through the trees for a bird’s-eye view of the Afro-tropical landscape.
  • Ravine Swing: Soar 8 metres above the ground
  • Split Rock Summit: Climb an 11-metre high pinnacle for sweeping views
  • Primate Climb: Scale a strangler fig to see Diana monkeys from their level!
  • Treetop Traverse: A 125m harnessed course through the treetops

You'll also come face to face with some incredible animals including the okapi, the only zoological park in Southeast Asia where you can see one!

Time: 9am - 6pm (Last admission 5.00pm)

Location: Rainforest Wild Adventure, Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Singapore

Admission: Local resident pricing is available for WildPass holders (Free to sign up), at $50 for adults, $35 for children (aged 3 to 12) and local students (aged 25 and below), and $25 for senior citizens.

Get tickets:

Find out more on Mandai Wildlife Reserve’s website

2. Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) 2026

Singapore's biggest annual performing arts festival returns from 15 to 30 May 2026 with the theme of “Let’s Play!”.

The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) 2026 invites you to a lineup of theatre, dance, music, large-scale installations, and interactive works by local and international artists.

Soak in the lively atmosphere at the Festival Village, featuring free performances, public art installations, and communal spaces by local creatives including The Observatory, The Theatre Practice, and Off Root Theatrics.

This year’s highlights include aerial performances with artists suspended 25 feet in the air, theatrical processions at Punggol Digital District, and bold new productions reimagining classics like Hamlet and Hedda Gabler.

Date: 15-30 May 2026

Where: Various locations across Singapore

Admission: Free and ticketed programmes available

Find out more at Singapore International Festival of Arts’s website

3. K!DZ Pop Con Asia 2026

Image credit: K!DZ Pop Con Asia

Get ready for two days of non-stop family fun as K!DZ Pop Con Asia returns to Marina Bay Sands!

This year brings Bluey’s first-ever appearance at the event with a live experience, meet-and-greets with Bluey and Bingo, and Singapore’s biggest Bluey inflatable playground. There are also colouring stations and creative art activities inspired by the beloved series.

Fans of Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story can also look forward to Toy Story 5-themed activities including DIY Forky workshops, sand art, and fun photo opportunities with Buzz Lightyear-inspired displays.

Other activities you shouldn’t miss include Baby Shark bouncing castles, mermaid meet-and-greets, Taekwondo showcases, Aikido experiences, art workshops, lightsaber-building activities, and the K!DZ Cosplay Competition where little ones can dress up as their favourite characters.

Date: 23-24 May 2026

Where: Sands Expo & Convention Centre

Admission:

  • Basic Entry Ticket: $10 (Includes entry to K!DZ Pop Con only)
  • All Access Pass (includes inflatables access):
    • Single: $25
    • Buddy (2 pax): $48
    • Trio (3 pax): $69
    • Family (4 pax): $88

*Free entry for children below 2 years old. Children must be accompanied by a paying adult.

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4. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Musical

Image credit: BASE Entertainment Asia

The beloved Charlie and the Chocolate Factory musical makes its Southeast Asian debut in Singapore.

Based on Roald Dahl’s timeless classic, the musical follows Charlie Bucket as he discovers a golden ticket and enters Willy Wonka’s extraordinary factory, a world brimming with sweet surprises and unexpected twists. 

The production weaves together iconic songs from the original film with fresh new music from the award-winning team behind Hairspray.

Date: Till 14 June 2026

Where: Marina Bay Sands Theatre

Tickets: From $93 (prices vary by seating category)

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5. Revamped outdoor playground at Marina Bay

This playground makes it to the list based on its views alone.

Located right outside the Red Dot Design Museum, this playground is designed with features to get kids climbing, crawling, and swinging their way to the top.

One of the kids favourite here is the rotating climbing structure. Climb to the top to get a 360 degree view of the magnificent surroundings.

Don't forget to bring your scooters and bikes to enjoy the gorgeous views of the Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade!

Opening Hours: 24 hours

Location: 11 Marina Boulevard Singapore 018940

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6. Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue

Grab your pickaxes and rally the family, Minecraft Experience : Villager Rescue is making its Asia debut in Singapore!

From 24 April to 13 September 2026, head to Green Canvas at Mandai Wildlife Reserve and step into the world of Minecraft.

Journey through 8 epic rooms, battle a zombie siege, craft your way to victory, and save the village!

Why Minecraft fans will love it:

  • Walk through real-life Minecraft biomes
  • Use your own Orb of Interaction to shape the adventure
  • Earn an exclusive in-game cape just for playing
  • Grab a keepsake to remember your heroic quest

Location: Green Canvas, Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Admission:

  • Weekdays
    • Adult: $46
    • Child (3-12): $40
  • Weekends
    • Adult: $51
    • Child (3-12): $44

Free for 0-2 years old

Get tickets

7. DORIFTO! Indoor Drift Experience

Ever dreamed of drifting like a pro?

At DORIFTO! beginners and experienced drifters alike can get behind the wheel of a mini Toyota AE86 or Mazda RX-7 and start sliding through a track inspired by Japan’s legendary mountain passes.

These mini drift cars are designed for all skill levels, and every car comes with integrated safety bumpers so you can get all the sideways action you want without the danger!

If you’re going with kids, the minimum age is 7 years old and at least 120cm tall, so kids can join in too!

Date: Opens 16 Apr 2026

Duration: 1 Session = 8 minutes of drift time

Opening Hours:

  • Weekdays: 12pm – 10pm
  • Weekends: 10am – 10pm

Where: Velocity @ Novena Square (Carpark Level 6A)

Admission:

  • Single session
    • Weekdays (12pm-6pm): $23
    • Weekdays (After 6pm), Weekends & PH: $28
  • Session Packages
    • 5 Sessions: $115 ($23 per session)
    • 10 Sessions: $220 ($22 per session)

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8. WonderGround: A Journey Beneath Your Feet

The ArtGround @ One Holland Village has a new immersive explore arts space!

Designed by local artist Aida Sa’ad, “WonderGround: A Journey Beneath Your Feet” is a sensory-rich playground that’s tailor-made for little explorers aged 3 and under. 

Your little ones will crawl through tunnels, peek into root networks, and discover the magical world beneath the soil.

Date: Opens 19 Apr 2026

Time:

  • 9.15am – 10.30am
  • 10.45am – 12pm
  • 1.45pm – 3pm
  • 3.15pm – 4.30pm
  • 4.45pm - 6pm

Where: One Holland Village

Admission:

  • Weekdays: $8/pax
  • Weekends/PH/School Holidays: $12/Child, $10/Adult

Get tickets to The Artground @ One Holland Village

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9. Hawksbill Turtle Hatchlings at Singapore Oceanarium

Eight playfulHawksbill turtle hatchlings have just moved into their new home at Singapore Oceanarium! 

In partnership with the National Parks Board, Singapore Oceanarium is helping give these critically endangered turtles a stronger start in life through a special headstarting programme before they are eventually released into the wild.

Life in the ocean can be incredibly tough for these baby turtles, with only 1 in 1,000 to 10,000 surviving into adulthood. That’s why the hatchlings are currently receiving expert care including special diets, veterinary checks, and carefully managed habitats designed to prepare them for life back in the ocean.

Visitors can now spot the young turtles at the Horizontal Migration Zone and learn more about Singapore’s marine conservation efforts and the important work being done to protect Hawksbill turtles.

Date: From 11 May 2026

Where: Singapore Oceanarium

Admission: From $47.99 (Admission to Singapore Oceanarium applies)

Get tickets (use promo code SUNNYCITYKIDSKLOOK for discounts on tickets)

10. Kindness Day SG 2026

Image credit: Singapore Kindness Movement

Kindness Day SG is spreading warmth across three heartland locations this May.

At Oasis Terrace, you can enjoy Mandarin storytelling sessions, SFNA (Singapore’s Friendly Neighbourhood Award) Estate showcases, and community activities throughout the day.

Over at Kampung Admiralty, you can catch Malay storytelling sessions, Singa interactions, and neighbourliness activities.

Plantation Plaza will feature the KINDness Dance Skit, Tamil storytelling sessions, Kindness Cubbies meet-and-greets, music performances, and interactive family activities.

Date: 23 May 2026

Time: 10am-6pm

Admission: Free

Find out more on Kindness Day SG’s website

11. Asian Festival of Children’s Content 2026

Image credit: Asian Festival of Children’s Content

One of Asia’s biggest children’s literature festivals is back with over 150 programmes for children, parents, educators, and book lovers.

The four-day festival includes storytelling sessions, workshops, panel discussions, family activities, and appearances by local and international award-winning writers and illustrators. 

For families just looking to browse, there’s a free public book fair with over 20 book exhibitors and artists' booths to explore at your own pace.

Date: 21-24 May 2026

Where: National Library Building

Admission: Free and ticketed programmes available

Find out more on Asian Festival of Children’s Content’s website

12. Sci-Fi Pop-up Library & Sit-n-Read Nodes by National Library Board

Image credit: National Library Board

The National Library Board has set up a Sci-Fi Pop-up Library at Parkway Parade, offering a fresh way to experience science fiction.

This fully self-service library features close to 4,000 sci-fi books, graphic novels, and comics for all ages, along with chrome interiors, neon lighting, and interactive eBook borrowing stations. 

There’s also a special sci-fi exhibition featuring original book cover artworks, themed displays, and stories inspired by space adventures, dystopian worlds, and cyberpunk fiction.

Image credit: National Library Board

NLB has also launched new Sit-n-Read Nodes at Century Square, City Sprouts Bedok, and The Cove at Waterway Point, where you can freely pick up and enjoy pre-loved books in cosy community reading spaces.

Date: 14 May 2026 – 11 April 2027

Time: 10am-10pm daily

Where: 

  • New Sci-Fi Pop-up Library: Parkway Parade
  • Sit-n-Read Nodes: Century Square, City Sprouts Bedok, and The Cove at Waterway Point

Admission: Free

Find out more National Library Board’s website

13. Farmers’ Market at Temasek Shophouse 

Image credit: City Sprouts

Organised by Fullerton Fund Management, City Sprouts, and Temasek Shophouse, the second edition of the Farmers' Market returns with a new highlight: the official launch of the Community Farm. 

Over 30 homegrown brands and vendors will be on site withSingapore-grown vegetables, artisanal food, wellness products, plants, and sustainable lifestyle goods. 

You can also explore farm tours, hands-on workshops, educational talks, and kids’ activities throughout the day. The first 100 RSVPs also get a complimentary gift voucher to spend at the market.

Date: 23 May 2026

Time: 10am - 5.30pm

Where: Temasek Shophouse

Admission: Free

Register

14. Garden Vibes 2026 at Little Farms Serangoon Gardens

Image credit: Little Farms

Garden Vibes 2026 is back with a full day of healthy eats, hands-on workshops, and a farmers’ market.

Centered around the theme “Flourish”, the event focuses on how what you eat shapes how you feel and function day to day. Browse an all-day farmers’ market across four themed zones (Glow, Strength, Gut, and Joy) with fresh produce, snacks, wines, and bites from trusted local producers and wellness brands.

Workshops run throughout the day, from gut-friendly bowl making with COYO, to olive oil and cheese tastings, nutrition, and simple cooking sessions designed for everyday wellness.

Kids can get busy too with face painting, balloon sculpting, and tote bag decorating. The whole event is dog-friendly so the whole family, four legged members included, is welcome.

Date: 23 May 2026

Time: 9am-6pm

Where: Little Farms Serangoon Gardens

Admission: Free entry (online registration required), workshops from $12

Register for entry and workshops

15. Singapore Heritage Fest 2026

Singapore HeritageFest 2026 is back with over 100 programmes celebrating Singapore’s rich maritime heritage!

Expect a mix of cultural performances, exhibitions, guided trails, workshops, and guided tours, all exploring how the sea has shaped Singapore’s history and communities.

What we’re most excited about:

  • A theatrical bumboat experience on the Singapore River
  • Hands-on workshops from ice cream creations to paper printing perfume making
  • HOMEGROUND @ ACM Green: every Friday and Saturday through the festival period

Date: 1-24 May 2026

Where: Various locations islandwide

Admission: Free and ticketed programmes from $10

Find out more on Singapore Heritage Fest’s website

16. FurKids Fiesta 2026 at CQ @ Clarke Quay

Image credit: CQ @ Clarke Quay

FurKids Fiesta is taking over CQ @ Clarke Quay across two weekends with over 20 pet-focused brands, interactive games, pet-friendly activities, wellness sessions, runway shows, and even scenic River Voyage rides with your furkid. 

Highlights include the debut of adidas’ first-ever Pet Collection in Singapore, rescue dog runway shows choreographed by Daniel Boey, pet obstacle courses, bonding relays, sound healing sessions, and pet buffets.

In between the action, there’ll also be plenty of spots for pets and pawrents to relax, shop, play, and connect.

Date: 15-17 May 2026 & 22-23 May 2026

Time: 2pm-8pm

Where: CQ @ Clarke Quay

Admission: Free entry (Some workshops and activities may require pre-registration or minimum spend)

Find out more on CapitaLand’s website

17. Scaredy Kat Presents

Image credit: Geteway Arts

Scaredy Kat Presents is a heartfelt new youth theatre production exploring anxiety, friendship, and finding courage through creativity.

The story follows Kathryn, a teenager who copes with anxiety by creating stop-motion films in her room. Her quiet routine is tested when a new friendship pushes her to step outside her comfort zone. Blending live theatre with stop-motion animation, puppetry, multimedia visuals, and live visual feeds, the production offers an imaginative look into the inner thoughts of an anxious young mind.

Created in collaboration with award-winning director Yvan Karlsson, the show also features specially crafted puppets by internationally recognised puppet-maker Frankie Malachi and post-show discussions led by TOUCH Counselling & Psychological Services to encourage conversations around youth mental wellness.

Recommended Age: 10+ years old

Date: 23-31 May 2026

Where: Gateway Theatre, Black Box

Admission:

  • Early Bird: $36
  • Standard: $45
    (excluding booking fees)

Get tickets

18. Magic Bubble Science Lab at Museum of Ice Cream Singapore

Image credit: Museum of Ice Cream Singapore

Put on a lab coat, grab some goggles, and get experimenting! 

In collaboration with Curiosity Kids, the Magic Bubble Science Lab workshop at the Museum of Ice Cream lets children aged 4 to 11 explore bubbles, colours, and simple science concepts through hands-on experiments in a 30-minute session filled with playful learning and discovery.

Opt for a bundle ticket to enjoy both the workshop and the Museum of Ice Cream’s interactive play spaces with unlimited ice cream treats.

Date: May 2026 (Wed-Fri)

Time: 3pm, 4pm, 5pm

Where: Museum of Ice Cream Singapore, 100 Loewen Road

Admission: $25 per workshop, or $67 bundle (includes museum entry)

Get tickets (use promo code “SUNNYCITYKIDSKLOOK” for discounts on tickets) 

19. Pokemon Mart at Plaza Singapura

Image credit: CapitaLand

The official Pokémon Mart has landed at Plaza Singapura, bringing a wide selection of exclusive merchandise and collectibles.

The store features a variety of original items from the Pokémon Center including plush toys and the latest game releases. 

Keep an eye out for the Pokopia activation happening around the mall, which includes surprise Pokémon appearances and themed experiences all over Plaza Singapura.

Date: Till 21 June 2026

Time: 10am – 10pm

Where: Plaza Singapura

Admission: Free

Find out more on Plaza Singapura’s website

20. When Art Meets Nature: Reimagining Nature Through Art and Play

Image credit: National Gallery Singapore

Art and nature come together in this playful, immersive experience at the National Gallery Singapore.

When Art Meets Nature invites families on a multi-sensory journey through forest-inspired installations and soundscapes, designed to spark curiosity and creativity in young explorers.

Wander through Peace Forest by Soh Ee Shaun, filled with soft sculptures of animals and plants, then follow the sounds and stories of a river in Where the River Runs by Yenting Hsu.

Date: 30 Apr - 1 Nov 2026

Time: Gallery opening hours

Where: City Hall Wing, Level 1 (City Hall Alcove) & Keppel Centre for Art Education, National Gallery Singapore

Admission: Free

Find out more on National Gallery Singapore’s website

21. vOilah! France Singapore Festival 2026

Image credit: Moonrise

Organised by the Embassy of France in Singapore, vOilah! France Singapore Festival 2026 is back for another season of French culture spread across performances, exhibitions, and film screenngs. 

On the programme this year: acclaimed production LACRIMA, world-premiere concerts, and collaborations between French and Singaporean artists.

Image credit: Red Dot Baroque

The festival offers many ways to experience French culture.

You can attend an open-air French animation marathon, view selected artworks from the Louvre Museum, and visit the popular French Food Market to sample regional specialities.

Date: 25 Apr - 20 Jun 2026

Where: Various locations across Singapore

Admission: Free and ticketed programmes from $5

Find out more on vOilah!’s website

22. DIMOO The Secret Theatre Club Pop-Up

Image credit: POP MART

Step into a whimsical, storybook-inspired world where DIMOO and his theatre troupe take centre stage.

POP MART’s latest pop-up features imaginative displays that make it a fun walk through. You’ll find exclusive DIMOO items, including new launches like vinyl plush pendant blind boxes and earphone case blind boxes. 

Early visitors get a little something extra. Spend $68 in a single receipt from 10 to 26 April and you’ll take home a limited postcard set and sticker sheet.

Date: 10 Apr - 7 Jun 2026

Time: 11am – 9.30pm

Where: Plaza Singapura (Level 1 Outdoor Plaza)

Find out more on Plaza Singapura’s website

23. Revamped Bukit Batok Library

Image credit: National Library Board

Bukit Batok Library has reopened at West Mall, now twice it’s original size and spread across three levels. 

The new design takes inspiration from the natural beauty of Little Guilin, featuring unique cave-like interiors that offer a quiet escape for reading or relaxing.

Image credit: National Library Board

A new sound experience fills the halls with soft, ambient noises based on daily life in Bukit Batok, creating a calm atmosphere.

To help you find your next book, the library includes interactive Scan-n-Discover stations that suggest similar titles. You can also browse digital shelves to explore a wider collection beyond the physical books on display.

Date: From 27 March 2026

Time: 9am–9pm (Selected areas till 10pm)

Where: Bukit Batok Library, West Mall

Admission: Free 

24. Pokémon Day-to-Night Adventure at Singapore Cable Car

Image credit: Singapore Cable Car

Pokémon cable car experience has been extended, with more surprises coming your way.

Now running from 30 April 2026 to 21 January 2027, this ride takes you across Singapore with a fun Pokémon twist. By day, step into fully themed cabins featuring Pikachu, Eevee, Charmander, Jigglypuff, and Gengar, each with its own playful design that kids will love.

Come nightfall from 7.45pm onwards, the cabins transform with glowing UV-reactive Pokémon silhouettes. You’ll also get a complimentary UV torch to spot hidden Pokémon, and if you’re lucky, you might even catch a rare appearance by Mew.

Where: Mount Faber Line – Mount Faber Peak, HarbourFront Tower 2, Sentosa

Price: From $20.70

Get tickets:

*Tickets available via the Singapore Cable Car ticketing counters and order online.

25. Hello from the Wild: Horse

Hello from the Wild: Horse puts you face-to-face with the charming Falabella, one of the world's smallest horse breeds.

Guided by expert animal keepers, you'll get to groom these pint-sized beauties up close, all while learning about their quirky behaviours, social bonds, and the dedicated care that goes into keeping them happy.

Dates: Every Tuesday and Sunday

Time: 10:30am-10:50am (20 mins)

Location: Singapore Zoo

Price: 

  • Public: $43 per pax
  • WildPass Holders (10% off weekday ecxcept Public Holidays): $38.70 per pax
  • Friends of Mandai (20% off): $34.40 per pax

Things to note: Min height of 1.2m. Participants are required to wear closed-toe shoes.

Popular Activities

1. Exploria at Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Southeast Asia's largest indoor nature attraction just raised the bar for what "immersive" actually means.

Spread across 10,000 square metres, Exploria takes you through a multi-sensory adventure across 5 incredible worlds. 

You’ll be navigating through high-altitude peaks, shrinking down to the size of a bee, or travelling back to the age of prehistoric giants (the ground really does shake!).

The highlight is The Giants Show, an 8-minute, 360-degree standing theatre that moves through 500 million years of Earth’s history. Spectacularly cinematic, we caught ourselves saying “woah” out loud numerous times during the show. 

Exploria’s RFID wristband turns the whole visit into a personal adventure. Tap into interactive installations, play games, and collect badges as you move through each world. 

A live scoreboard in the exit tunnel tracks how you did. And since your profile stays active for a full year, there's every reason to come back and top your score.

Where: Mandai Wildlife East at Mandai Wildlife Reserve 

Admission: 

  • Standard
    • Adult: $38
    • Child/Student: $28
  • WildPass (Local Resident)
    • Adult: $34.20
    • Child/Student: $25.20
  • Toddler under 3: Free

*Launch bundle (until 31 May 2026): Admission + Mighty Jaxx blind box collectible: $48/adult, $38/child (usual S$57 / S$47).

Get tickets: 

Read our guide to Exploria

2. Curiosity Cove - Singapore largest indoor nature-inspired playground

Opening 21 November 2025 at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Curiosity Cove is where young explorers aged 3-12 can play like animals in Singapore's largest indoor nature-inspired playground.

Across 4,600 square meters, children can crawl through a snake's belly, climb orangutan sleeping platforms, and trigger sounds by shaking jungle vines.

Four themed zones: Wetlands, Forestlands, Grasslands, and Drylands, recreate real ecosystems where kids lead their own adventures.

Over 30 interactive touchpoints encourage climbing, crawling, and discovering, while multimedia features let children see themselves transform into savannah animals or magnify tiny rainforest creatures.

Perfect for year-round play regardless of weather, this indoor space complements the outdoor wildlife parks.

Aside from free play, the Ranger Buddies edutainment sessions add another dimension of fun with dance sessions, and optional add-ons such as interactive storytelling and birthday parties.

Location: Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Mandai Wildlife East

Opening Hours: 10 am – 6.30 pm (in two-hour play sessions)

Ticket Prices:

  • Children (3–12 years): From $48 (1 child + 1 adult)
  • Local Residents enjoy 10% off on regular days and 5% off on peak days on Adult and Child admission tickets with WildPass (Free to join)

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3. Dopamine Land

After captivating crowds in London, Dubai, and Washington DC, sensory museum Dopamine Land is opening at Resorts World Sentosa  and it’s all about triggering joy 

Wander through nine themed rooms created to spark happiness and boost your dopamine levels naturally. Step into the bright neon world of Colourtopia, unleash creativity across every surface in Scribblescape, or float through the luminous balloon galaxy of Neon Nebula. Find calm in the Cave of Tactility soft textures, then shake it out at the Chromodance disco. 

Dive into the golden Sunset Lagoon’s ball pit, battle it out in the Cushion Clash pillow arena, find your zen in Euphoria Grove, or lose yourself in Cosmic Oasis’s endless mirror reflections.. 

Apart from the main rooms, there’s a Sky High Party Room for celebrations, a quick VR Adventure for digital thrills, and instant photo souvenirs so you can take a piece of the happiness home.

Opening Hours: Wed - Mon, 11am - 9pm (closed on Tuesdays)

Visit Duration: Approximately 45 minutes

Accessibility: Wheelchair-friendly, though some rooms may have limited access

Location: Level 2, WEAVE at Resorts World Sentosa, 26 Sentosa Gateway, #02-204-205 (next to MENSHO X and Chatterbox)

Ticket Price: From $16

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4. My Little Pony Petals of Friendship

Image credit: Gardens by the Bay

Floral beauty meets friendship as My Little Pony arrives at Gardens by the Bay’s Floral Fantasy!

In anticipation of the Year of the Horse, each character has been reimagined with Chinese-inspired designs, adorned with traditional florals and cultural motifs that honour their unique personalities. Watch Rainbow Dash shine among bold, energetic blooms, while Fluttershy rests in a garden of soft pastels and delicate textures.

The royal trio - Princess Celestia, Princess Luna and Princess Cadance, joins the celebration too, displayed against an impressive castle backdrop with stained-glass effects that echo the grandeur of Canterlot.

Want to capture a magical holiday moment? Enjoy the enchanting displays of live flowers and the grand area featuring Princess Celestia, Princess Luna, and Princess Cadance in front of a beautiful castle backdrop-a must-visit spot for your holiday photos.

Date: 11 Dec 2025 – 31 May 2026

Time: 10am – 9pm

Where: Floral Fantasy, Gardens by the Bay

Admission: From $12

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5. Singapore Odyssea A Journey Through Time

Singapore Odyssea is an exciting new showcase at the National Museum of Singapore that brings 700 years of our nation’s history to life through an immersive and interactive exploration!

You’ll journey through an interactive world rich in visuals and storytelling-from breathtaking seascapes to key historical moments , guided by magical animal companions activated through your RFID wristband.

Singapore Odyssea also encourages visitors to reflect on the importance of environmental conservation and sustainability in our everyday lives. This multi-sensory experience not only creates a vivid connection to history, but also inspires a deeper awareness of building a sustainable future.

Date: From 8 Aug 2025

Where: Shaw Foundation Glass Rotunda, National Museum of Singapore

Admission: Free for Singaporeans & PRs | Tickets to National Museum of Singapore required for tourists and foreigners.

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6. Singapore Oceanarium

Get ready, ocean explorers! Resorts World Sentosa's Singapore Oceanarium has officially opened its doors!

The Singapore Oceanarium will be 3X that of the S.E.A. Aquarium and will offer a world-class marine experience where captivating stories, marine science and engaging activities come together to ignite a love for our oceans and inspire action.

To celebrate this exciting launch, the Oceanarium is kicking off an amazing season of interactive workshops, fascinating installations, and presentations led by local experts - all designed for every age group to join in.

Where: Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway Singapore 098269

Tickets: From $35 for child (ages 4-12) and $42 for adults

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7. Jurassic World: The Experience

Step into the iconic Cloud Forest and get up close with life-sized animatronic dinosaurs, prehistoric plants, and exciting hands-on exhibits in this world-first showcase at Jurassic World: The Experience opens from 29 May at Gardens by the Bay.

Meet towering dinosaurs - Say hello to an 8.5-metre Brachiosaurus, spot sneaky Compsognathus along the garden paths, and feel the ground shake with the roar of a T. Rex!

Little ones can even pet baby dinosaurs at the interactive Petting Zoo.

Wander through a real prehistoric forest - The Cloud Forest features over 72,000 plants, including species that grew alongside dinosaurs millions of years ago. It’s a cool, misty adventure that’s as educational as it is awe-inspiring.

Play and learn at the Evolution Walk - Designed for curious young minds, this fun zone breaks down the science of evolution with kid-friendly visuals and interactive displays, perfect for budding explorers.

For Jurassic World fans - Fans of the films will love the immersive scenes and detailed animatronics.

Where: Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay

Admission:

  • Adult: $26
  • Child: $22
  • Senior (60 years old and above): $22

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8. Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore

Ready for Minion mayhem? Minion Land - Universal Studios Singapore's newest and most mischievous attraction has opened!

This banana-loving paradise brings the world of Despicable Me to life across three exciting zones: Super Silly Fun Land, Gru's Neighbourhood, and the Minion Marketplace.

Take a spin on the exclusive Buggie Boogie carousel, soar through the skies on the Silly Swirly Ride, or shop for treasures at Sweet Surrender's giant jawbreaker-topped store.

Between adventures, catch the high-energy Minute of Minion Mayhem Show or grab unique Minion-inspired popcorn treats at Pop-A-Nana.

This Southeast Asian exclusive combines Universal Creative's magic with Illumination's beloved characters for an unforgettable family experience filled with Minion-style fun!

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9. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic

Covering an expansive area of over 40,000 square feet, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic invites visitors to explore the wizarding world's most mysterious locations.

Wield your wand as you uncover the secrets of ten spellbinding environments, including two exclusive to Singapore - the legendary Chamber of Secrets and The Trap Door!

From riding the Knight Bus to exploring Newt’s Menagerie and the Ministry of Magic, each area has been designed to offer a multi-sensory journey through responsive video content, bold architecture, and original soundscapes.

This interactive exhibition has captivated audiences across Europe and is now making its Asia debut in Singapore.

For its Singapore edition, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic will be even more spectacular, with an additional 10,000 square feet of space added to the exhibit.

This is your chance to be among the first in Asia to experience this enchanting adventure. Immerse yourself in pure magic, sip on authentic Butterbeer, and take home exclusive magical treasures!

Location: Resorts World Sentosa

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10. Propnex Family Zone Outdoor Playground at Gardens by the Bay

Our kids' new favourite outdoor playground just opened at Gardens by the Bay and it’s FREE!

The playground is inspired by the iconic Supertrees and features the lovable Families For Life mascot Becky Bunny.

Your kids will go wild for the twin climbing towers where they can scramble through nets and race down the slide at top speed.

Other highlights:

  • Test your balance on bouncy suspension bridges
  • Explore Becky Bunny’s playhouse
  • Get creative in the spacious sand pit
  • Play shopkeeper at the cute market store
  • Challenge your agility on obstacle courses

Plus, capture beautiful family photos with Marina Bay Sands as your backdrop.

Location: Gardens by the Bay, Propnex Family Zone, near Active Garden and Waterfront Plaza

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More Things to Do

Flesh and Bones: The Art of Anatomy

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The human body has fascinated artists, scientists, and thinkers for centuries, and this exhibition brings that obsession to life. 

Flesh and Bones: The Art of Anatomy is the ArtScience Museum’s first-ever collaboration with the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles, one of the world’s leading art institutions. 

The exhibition brings together anatomical illustrations, rare books, immersive installations, contemporary artworks, and real scientific specimens, taking you on a fascinating journey of how humans from different times and places have understood the body. Specially reimagined for Singapore, the exhibition also features Asian perspectives like Traditional Chinese Medicine alongside works by international and local artists. 

Date: 21 Mar-16 Aug 2026

Time: 

  • Sun-Thu: 10am-7pm
  • Fri-Sat: 10am-9pm

Where: Level 3 Galleries 0 - 9, ArtScience Museum

Admission:

  • Singapore Residents: 
    • Adult: From $19.50
    • Concession: From $16.50
  • Tourists:
    • Adult: From $22
    • Concession: From $18

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GUNDAM BASE SINGAPORE

Singapore's first ever official Gundam Flagship store is opening at Jewel Changi Airport.

This dedicated Gundam hub is packed with experiences that go beyond shopping:

  • A massive 1.8m tall RX-78 Gundam statue greeting you at the entrance
  • Photo ops with a large blueprint of the fan-favourite RX-78-2 Gundam
  • FREE weekend model-building workshops
  • Exclusive limited edition Gunpla you can't find anywhere else in Singapore
  • Everything from Entry Grade to Perfect Grade models – everyone from rookies to pros are covered!

This is going to be the go-to spot for every Gundam fan!

Date: Opens 3 Feb 2026

Operating hours: 10am-10pm (Gunpla workshop available for families and newcomers to try out for free during weekends from 12pm-8pm)

Location: Jewel Changi Airport #04-219

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Snoopy Town - First Snoopy Store in Singapore

Great news for Peanuts fans!

Snoopy Town, Singapore’s very first Snoopy store, has officially opened at Resorts World Sentosa.

Explore rows of cute Snoopy plush toys, Singapore-exclusive merchandise, and a wide range of special items.

You’ll find T-shirts, bedding sets, and even 24-carat gold collectibles for serious Peanuts fans.

Where: WEAVE, Resorts World Sentosa (#01-211)

Find out more on Resorts World Sentosa's website

Animal Spotlight: Sea Jellies

Animal Spotlight: Sea Jellies is a guided tour into the actual working Aquarist Lab at the Singapore Oceanarium.

You’ll get to go behind the scenes to see the Oceanarium’s marine specialists in action, witness a live feeding session, and discover the secrets to keeping these mesmerizing animals happy and healthy.

Limited Time Offer: Celebrate World Sea Jelly Day and book your tour between Nov 1-23 to get a complimentary sea jelly plush keychain.

Look out for Sea Jelly inspired treats as well like Sea Jelly Mantou, and Bubblegum Gelato topped with jellybeans and Sea Jelly Mini cookie (extra charges apply)

Ages: 4 years old and above

Duration: 45 minutes

Time: 12pm (English), 3pm (English), 11:15am (Mandarin)

Admission: 

  • Adult: $65
  • Child/Senior: $58 

*Price includes admission to Singapore Oceanarium + Animal Spotlight lanyard set

Find out more on Singapore Oceanarium’s website

Refreshed Temasek Shophouse

The refreshed Temasek Shophouse is now a social impact hub spanning 4 beautifully restored historic shophouses, offering new spaces and initiatives for people to connect with causes like heritage, culture, sustainability, and community.

You can visit their new spaces from 29 Sep 2025, which include a media studio and three event venues, plus triple the previous co-working capacity.

As you explore, you’ll encounter new creative installations to help you understand social impact, heritage, and sustainability in Singapore, as well as F&B and retail partners including all-day Peranakan cafe Bibik Violet.

Location: 28 Orchard Road Singapore 238832

Refreshed installations at Future World: Where Art Meets Science

teamLab Future World has been refreshed with new installations that immerse you in a world of art, science, and wonder.

New Highlights Include:

  • Light Sculpture with Paper Airplane - Fly your own paper plane into a laser field
  • Expanded Crystal Universe experience
  • Continuous Life and Death – Step into Southeast Asia's premiere of this immersive installation where digital flowers bloom and fade in endless cycles. Touch the wall-mounted blossoms and watch them respond to your presence, creating a beautiful meditation on nature's rhythms.
  • Enhanced Sliding Through the Fruit Field – Your favorite slide now features Waterfall Droplets, Flowing Down a Slope, where cascading digital water breaks into bouncing droplets as you climb the steps, revealing the science behind water's behavior.
  • Sketch Umwelt World – Draw butterflies, hawks, and dolphins, then watch them come alive on giant screens.

Where: ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands

Tickets: From $18 for adults and $13 for Concession

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Adrian Chan

Adrian is the Managing Editor of Sunny City Kids where he oversees editorial strategy and content direction.

A father of 2 daughters, he's often exploring the city and travelling with his family, turning everyday outings and family trips into small adventures.

He also writes on education, driven by a belief that the best parenting is equal parts preparation and improvisation.

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