SingPost Centre has transformed into a space station this March school holidays. Bounce your way through two space-themed bouncy castles: Eli’s Astro Satellite and Honey’s UFO Invasion. The former comprises various obstacle courses for little ones to go through while the latter is filled with inflatables including a kids climbing area. Available from now until March 17.

Jumptopia Lite
Address: 10 Eunos Road 8, Singapore 408600

With plenty of plays and musical performances happening this year, there’s never a dull moment when it comes to Singapore’s theatre scene. For one, the Royal Shakespeare Company is bringing Roald Dahl’s popular children’s classic Matilda to life. The highly anticipated musical is packed with catchy songs, dance numbers and more. Available from now until April 7.

Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands
Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956

Spend the day bouncing around at Amped Trampoline Park. The space sees over 25 interconnected trampolines, allowing you to bounce off the floor and walls. On top of trampolining, a range of games and activities are also available, including dodgeball and an interactive wall. Be sure to sign up for some trampoline classes, where little ones can learn skills such as straight jumps, gymnastic stunts and flips.

Amped Trampoline Park
Address: 10 Raeburn Park, Block C, Level 2 02-33, Singapore 088702

Singapore Symphony Orchestra’s concerts for children is the perfect way to introduce your little ones to classical music. The orchestra is constantly introducing new shows, with the latest being the Sleepover at the Museum. Featuring the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, the hour-long musical is based on the book by Karen LeFrak which follows Mason and his friends on a scientific scavenger hunt through various exhibits.

Esplanade Concert Hall
Address: 1 Esplanade Drive Singapore 038981

Visit on of the largest aquariums in the world, home to over 100,000 marine creatures. The Discover Vibransea experience takes you on a journey through various aquatic ecosystems that have been recreated and reimagined through science, technology and art. Look out for unique species like the black sea cucumber, blacktop reef shark and moon sea jelly. While you’re here, don’t forget to go behind the scenes and check out its new Aquarist Lab. You’ll get to observe its nursery, visit its quarantine room and learn more about culturing plankton for food.

Sea Aquarium
Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269

This indoor activity centre offers a wide range of experiences and activities that are perfect for all ages. Visit its Adventure area and swing down on a flying fox or race at the pedal car track. Then move on to the Game Arena for virtual soccer, baseball and bowling. Do note that some activities have minimum height requirements of 100 cm.

Superpark
Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard, 02-477, Singapore 038983

Bring the family down to The Palawan @ Sentosa as the highly anticipated HyperDrive has opened, offering Asia’s first indoor gamified electric go-kart circuit. The three-level indoor circuit stretches 308 metres long and is enhanced with sound and lighting effects for a fully immersive experience. Its eco-friendly electric go-karts also come in various kart configurations—including junior, senior and tandem—perfect for all ages.

The Palawan @ Sentosa
Address: 54 Palawan Beach Walk, S(098233)

Who said learning about science had to be boring? At Science Centre Singapore, look forward to 14 galleries featuring various interactive exhibits. Learn about climate change through immersive gameplay before being mesmerised by a five-metre-tall globe installation. Don’t miss out on the Fire Tornado Show, a daily demonstration where trained professionals recreate a fire tornado in a specially built chamber.

Science Centre Singapore
Address: 15 Science Centre Road, S(609081)

This Hollywood theme park boasts a range of exciting kid-friendly rides and interactive shows. Explore the various zones from New York to Sci-fi City. Get to meet your favourite characters from Transformers, Sesame Street and Madagascar too. Before you leave, remember to grab a souvenir at one of its various retail stores.

Universal Studios Singapore
Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway, S(098269)

The world’s first ‘open concept’ zoo is home to over 4,000 animals such as white tigers, African penguins and electric blue geckos. Learn more about animals you see around the zoo and get to feed some of them yourself. Then, meet with domesticated and abandoned animals at the Animal Friends presentation at the Rainforest KidzWorld amphitheatre. Cool down from the heat at the Wet Play Area, complete with various climbers, slides and sprayers.

Singapore Zoo
Address: 80 Mandai Lake Road, S(729826)

Spend the evening at Marina Barrage’s Green Roof by having a picnic and flying kites while admiring the panoramic view of the bay area. Come early and save yourselves a spot, as the barrage can get crowded in the evening.

While you’re here, visit the Solar Park too, comprising over 400 solar panels that provide the electricity needed for lighting at the barrage in the day. One of the largest collections of solar panels around the island, the park is also a showcase for Singapore’s push for a greener country.

ArtScience Museum’s permanent exhibition and digital playground, Future World, is sure to get your kids entertained for a few hours. Find a collection of digital interactive instalments, created in collaboration with renowned international art collective, TeamLab. Use your imagination to create unique sea creatures before walking through a digital flower field.

Check out its newest installation too, Aerial Climbing, an interactive artwork featuring horizontal bars of different colours, projection, light and sound. As the bars are linked together, different movements will create different effects—making everyone’s experience a unique one. 

ArtScience Museum
Address: 6 Bayfront Avenue, S(018974)

While we may not get snow in Singapore, a trip to Snow City is sure to make up for it. At this winter wonderland, find a range of activities from 60-metre-long snow slopes to bumper car arenas. Don’t forget to check out its latest addition too—the Winter Shooting Arena offers paintball sessions with a spin. 

Snow City
Address: 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, S(609433)

Explore Fort Canning Park and its various colonial-era relics as you learn more about how the area helped defend the island over the years. While you’re here, look out for the Jubilee Park too. Located within Fort Canning Park, this play area is complete with slides, obstacle courses and climbing nets. 

Located in Palawan Beach, Sentosa, Hydrodash is an inflatable water park that offers multiple inflatable obstacle courses for both kids and adults. Here, get to balance on platforms, go down steep slides and cannon ball into the water. 

Hydrodash
Address: Palawan Beach, S(098498), +65 9783 7549 

The Mint Museum of Toys will take you back in time with its vast collection of vintage toys and memorabilia. Its four thematic levels are home to over 50,000 vintage toys, collected from over 40 countries. Keep your eye out for key collections too, like the only known complete Batman robot toy.

Mint Museum of Toys
Address: 26 Seah Street, S(188382), +65 6339 0660

Learn how everything in nature is connected at The Sundowner’s rooftop farm experience. During the two-hour session, get to know more about undergrown critters, fruiting plants and even bees. You will even get to put on a bee suit and observe them as they forage from flower to flower.

The Sundowner
Address: 705A East Coast Road, S(459062), +65 9188 8132

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Ever wondered what it was like during the dinosaur era? Head down to Changi Airport Connector and find out. Here, you will find Changi Jurassic Mile, the island’s largest permanent outdoor display of over 20 different life-sized dinosaurs. From towering Tyrannosaurus Rex to hatching dinosaur eggs, these prehistoric creatures are sure to excite your kids, despite the one-kilometre walk.

Adrenaline-loving families can head to Skyline Luge Sentosa for a gravity-fuelled ride. Race down four courses while catching the scenic view of Sentosa island in its three-wheeled Luge carts. Visit during golden hour and catch the sunset, or visit after sundown and watch the circuit light up.

Skyline Luge Sentosa
Address: 1 Imbiah Road, S(099692), +65 6274 0472

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From glass painting to crotchet, Sage Artelier offers an array of workshops for both kids and adults. Their Air Dry Clay workshop is a favourite among many. Recommended for ages five and above, this workshop will give you an insight into claywork. Get to create your own piece through various ceramic techniques, from coiling to glazing. You’ll even get to bring your pieces home at the end of the day.

Sage Artelier
Address: 6 Sin Ming Road, 01-16, Sin Ming Plaza, S(575585), +65 9728 3262

Bond with your family with a day at the Nerf Action Xperience. Choose from an array of indoor-themed activities from surviving a zombie apocalypse to scaling a summit—all while shooting and dodging flying pellets.

Nerf Action Xperience
Address: 6 Raffles Boulevard, 01-208 Marina Square, S(039594)

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The island’s only goat farm, Hay Dairies, is home to over 800 goats of mixed breeds. Head down and learn more about these furry animals. If you visit at the right time, you may even catch them being fed and milked. While you’re here, don’t forget to try its goat milk too.

Hay Dairies
Address: 3 Lim Chu Kang Lane 4, S(718859), +65 6792 0931

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