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One Ocean: Every Action Ripples is a world-first exhibition that transforms ocean science into an immersive experience you can truly see, hear, and feel.
Running from 30 May 2026 to 3 January 2027, this global premiere brings 20 years of groundbreaking research by the Tara Ocean Foundation to life.

Produced by Ride FX, the exhibition spans 10 immersive zones featuring 360-degree projections, free-roaming virtual reality, spatial soundscapes, and interactive exhibits, all based on real research.
Step inside a replica of the Tara Polar Station, a drifting Arctic observatory designed for scientific expeditions.
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Here, you can see how scientists live and work in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. You’ll see the station’s unique geode structure, its “moonpool” gateway to the icy depths and learn about real research programmes that study changes in the polar region.
A 360-degree projection surrounds you completely and brings you into different ocean environments where you’ll watch whale migrations, glow-in-the dark bioluminescent creatures, and the Great Barrier Reef swirl around you.


It's a breathtaking look at everything from plankton to giant ocean currents.
In Symphonies of the Ocean, you’ll hear authentic ocean recordings from above and below the waves, helping you understand how marine environments communicate and respond to change. In Legends of the Ocean, youll explore how the sea has inspired myths, stories, and cultural imagination across the world.
This section brings everything closer to home by connecting global ocean science to Singapore’s own waters.
You’ll explore local marine life, environmental challenges, and conservation efforts, helping us understand how our actions can protect the waters surrounding our island.
For the ultimate explorers, you can opt for the add-on virtual reality experience. Slip on a headset to wander through plankton communities, kelp forests, seagrass meadows, mangroves, and tidal marshes.

You’ll learn how these ecosystems help regulate the climate by capturing and storing carbon.
It’s rare to find an outing that balances high-tech fun with meaningful learning
As you move through each zone, you’ll see how every small action creates a “ripple” that affects the whole world.
It’s engaging, educational, and a total blast for a family day out!
Images from Science Centre Singapore
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Singaporeans & Permanent Residents
Standard Admission
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Early bird bundle available until 29 May 2026, including exhibition entry, Science Centre Singapore access, plus a fidget charm
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