[22 NOV 2021 UPDATE] 5 NEW Attractions added.
After my previous April compilation of new places and attractions in Singapore that opened this year, there have been even MORE places opening... which means even more FUN for everyone!
And that can only be a good thing, considering that we are pretty much stuck in Singapore for a little while longer - besides the VTLs of course. So with the year-end school holidays coming up, here is a brand new list of the new attractions and places that have opened year-to-date.
So grab the kids (and masks), and head on out for some fun! 😁
1. SANDBOX (new!)
Sandbox, the refreshed Lower Gallery experience at Singapore Discovery Centre's Permanent Exhibits Gallery, officially opens after the opening of the Upper Gallery of Through the Lens of Time last year.
Address: Singapore Discovery Centre, 510 Upper Jurong Rd, Singapore 638365
Opening Hours: Weekdays 1pm - 6pm | Weekends, Public & School Term Holidays 11am - 8pm
Admission: FREE for Singapore Citizens & PRs | Others - Adult (13 years old & above) $10 & Child (3-12 years old) $8
2. POP-UP DISNEY! A MICKEY CELEBRATION (new!)
Address: Suntec Convention Centre, Level 3
Dates: Now til 20 Mar 2022
Opening Hours: 11am - 9pm daily
Admission: Adult $25 | Child (3-12) $20 | $98 for 5 tickets
3. KINGFISHER WETLANDS (new!)
After a fulfilling meal at Satay by the Bay, take an easy stroll to the Wetlands near by. The latest attraction at the Gardens, this new freshwater sanctuary opens your eyes to a flourishing diversity of exotic flora and fauna.
Address: Gardens by the Bay (beside Satay by the Bay)
Opening Hours: 5am to 2am daily
Admission: FREE
4. ROCK GARDEN @ HORTPARK (new!)
What can you find in a rock garden?
At the newest themed garden at HortPark, the Rock Garden is home to unique landscapes such as canyon-like paths and a celebration of plant forms.
There are three main zones at the Rock Garden: Canyon, Boulder Vallet and Grotto.
Each zone has its own unique plants and features, and be sure to bring the kids to the Nature Playgarden after that!
Address: HortPark, 33 Hyderabad Rd, Singapore 119578
Opening Hours: 6am to 11pm
Admission: FREE
5. COASTAL PLAYGROVE
With the tallest outdoor play feature in Singpore, an outdoor classroom by the sea, a nature playgarden, and a water play area, the recently-opened Coastal PlayGrove at East Coast Park is the newest fun place to be for both kids AND youths!
Located at the former Big Splash site, the 4.5-ha Coastal PlayGrove offers diversity in play through the use of shapes and colours reminiscent of its previous landscape, and features new and varied play areas with different concepts.
The main play structure of the newly revamped Coastal PlayGrove is nestled within a reconstruct of the former iconic Big Splash tower. Standing at 16 metres high, the Play Tower is the tallest outdoor play feature in Singapore, featuring a vertical net play, the Vertical Challenge, and slides. Reminiscent of its history, the new Vertical Challenge is designed in the same vibrant colours of the previous water slides.
Coastal PlayGrove also retains its waterpark theme with an inclusive water play area that features a wading pool and jets of water with illumination at night in various colours.
In addition, there is a Nature Playgarden, Leisure Nets and a giant Sand Pit for younger kids too. Read my REVIEW for more details.
Address: 902 East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 449874
Opening Hours: The Vertical Challenge and Water Play Area are open on Tuesdays to Sundays (closed on Mondays) from 8am to 8pm.
Admission: FREE
6. THERAPEUTIC GARDEN & BUTTERFLY MAZE @ JURONG LAKE GARDENS
The Therapeutic Garden at Jurong Lake Gardens is the largest one in Singapore to date and is also the first to have sections dedicated to both little ones and adults.
Address: Jurong Lake Gardens
Admission: FREE
7. SPIN PAINT HOUSE
Here's Art Jamming with a twist… or SPIN!
Finally, a space dedicated to mess, to expression, to play. Guaranteed fun for the kids... and even teens and adults!
Got younger kids? They can work on a smaller spin table which is at a more manageable height for them. And each workspace are housed in private booths cos you know, #socialdistancing yo. 😁
8. COMO ADVENTURE GROVE @ GALLOP EXTENSION
Yes, much like this GIANT Cempedak where kids can scramble over its warty surface. No rules, no dictating of play - just plain climbing fun.
Address: Opposite 1 Tyersall Ave, Singapore Botanic Gardens
Opening Hours: 7am - 7pm
Admission: FREE
9. CHANGI MUSEUM AND CHAPEL
Closed in 2018 for a major redevelopment to enhance the museum’s infrastructure and content, Changi Chapel and Museum (CCM) reopened in May 2021 and showcases 114 artefacts across eight galleries delving into the daily lives of the internees, their responses to the challenges they faced, and their eventual liberation.
Centred on a narrative of remembrance and reflection, the new CCM seeks to present an immersive experience that combines personal artefacts with new multimedia offerings to convey the stories and experiences of POWs and civilian internees in Changi during the Japanese Occupation in Singapore.
The narrative is presented in eight exhibition zones: Changi Fortress, Fallen Fortress, The Interned, Life as POW, Resilience in Adversity, Creativity in Adversity, Liberation and Legacies. In addition to the new artefacts and exhibits on display, the revamped CCM also boasts new features to enhance visitors’ experience.
Address: 1000 Upper Changi Road North, Singapore 507707
Opening Hours: 9.30am to 5.30pm (Tues-Sun) | Closed every Monday except Public Holidays
*Visitors are encouraged to pre-book your admission HERE by time slots for better crowd regulation and reduce waiting time.
*Visitors with pre-booked admission will be given priority admission to the museum and are required to visit during the selected time.
*Visitors can pre-book their entry time slots for a maximum of 2 persons, 7 available dates in advance.
*Last admission at 5pm.
Admission: FREE for all Singaporeans & PRs | Tourists & Foreign Residents: Adult $8; Senior (60yrs & above) & Students $5; Children (6yrs & below) FREE
10. REFLECTIONS AT BUKIT CHANDU
Re-opened in September 2021, the newly revamped Reflections At Bukit Chandu (RBC) offers an enhanced retelling of the story of the Malay Regiment in the Battle of Pasir Panjang, during which the heavily outnumbered soldiers from the regiment made a heroic last stand against a 13,000-strong Japanese force.
Address: 31-K Pepys Road Singapore 118458
Opening Hours: 9.30am to 5pm (Tuesdays to Sundays)
*Closed every Monday except Public Holidays
Admission: FREE for all Singaporeans & PRs | Tourists & Foreign Residents: Adult $5; Senior (60yrs & above) & Students $4; Children (6yrs & below) FREE
11. GREEN CORRIDOR CENTRAL
After closing for refurbishment works, the Green Corridor's (or Rail Corridor) Central portion connecting the Upper Bukit Timah Road Truss Bridge at Rail Mall to the Bukit Timah Road Truss Bridge near Bukit Timah Railway Station has re-opened.
If you wish to go on your first walking trail with the kids and also want something that is super easy, then this is it.
The most straightforward way to get started is either by the Bukit Timah Road Truss Bridge near KAP Mall or if you prefer, at the Upper Bukit Timah Road Truss Bridge in front of Rail Mall.
Along the way, you will go over the Quarry Bridge and walk through dense vegetation on both sides. This portion is named the 'Rainforest' portion as the understorey vegetation has been enhanced on both sides of the trail, bringing visitors closer to nature.
Soon, you will hit the Hindhede Bridge which is where the entrance to the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is. Continue onwards, and you will reach the Bukit Timah Road Truss Bridge. Cross over that and Bukit Timah Railway Station will be in your sight.
Click for my detailed instructions on hitting the trail HERE.
Address: Main entry points at Rail Mall or Bukit Timah Railway Station (beside KAP Mall)
Opening Hours: 24 hours
Admission: FREE
12. BUKIT GOMBAK PARK
Located at Bukit Batok West Avenue 5, opposite the Bukit Batok Driving Centre, Bukit Gombak Park is a park which caters to everyone - whether you’re a nature lover, fitness enthusiast, young parent or pet owner!
The interesting feature of 4.8-hectare Bukit Gombak Park is it is home to an inclined looped 400m hill trek which is modelled after the trails in Bukit Timah. One can get that heart rate going by scaling the hill trek of 108 steps to enjoy panoramic greenery views.
13. CHOA CHU KANG PUBLIC LIBRARY
Choa Chu Kang Public Library reopens to the public at Lot One Shoppers’ Mall on 28 October 2021 after an extensive refurbishment. And not only is it bigger and better, it is home to many features which are seen for the FIRST time in a public library in Singapore!
From a Community Wall, Nature Walls, Hydroponics Showcase and even an Indoor Garden, kids can also go on an Augmented Reality (AR) Learning Trail within the library. Themed (Re)Connect with Nature, the library combines design with tech, creating an experiential communal space that promotes environmental awareness and interest in sustainable living.
The library now occupies two floors at Lot One Shoppers’ Mall. Level 4 caters to adults, teens, and older children (7-12 years) while level 5 caters to parents and young children (0-6 years).
One of the main highlights of the library is the Children Zone on Level 5. Catered to parents and young kids aged 6 years and below, this zone boasts the FIRST Indoor Garden in a public library, reflecting the farming heritage and community gardening culture of Choa Chu Kang, and provides a natural and peaceful space for patrons to read.
Read my full review HERE.
Address: Lot One Shoppers' Mall (21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, Singapore 689812), Levels 4 & 5
Opening Hours: Mon - Sun: 11am to 9pm
*Closed at 5.00pm on eves of Christmas, New Year and Chinese New Year.
*Closed on Public Holidays.
Admission: FREE
14. SUPERPARK SINGAPORE
After closing abruptly last year, SuperPark Singapore is re-opening on 9 April 2021 with a new owner. Operated by DreamUs - the company behind Pororo Park and Tayo Station - SuperPark Singapore is located in the same spot at Suntec City.
Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec City Mall, #02-477 (North Wing), Singapore 038983
Opening Hours: Weekdays, 11:30am to 9pm | Weekends, Public & School Holidays: 10am to 10pm
Admission (2-hour play session):
15. YISHUN N8 PARK
Located between HomeTeamNS Khatib and Blocks 810 & 809 Yishun Ring Road, Yishun N8 Park has recently been refurbished with a brand new playground for kids and at the centre of it, are these colourful houses built on stilts!
Visually eye-catching, the playhouses in the heart of the playground let kids explore and stimulate imaginative play.
Comprising of a giant netting structure, fun slide, tunnels and swings, the play area is embraced by a natural landform, keeping children safe in the playarea.
There is another group of playhouses located just beside too. The nature of play is slightly different here, with more climbing elements such as nets and ropes for kids to challenge.
Read my full review HERE.
Address: Between HomeTeamNS Khatib and Blk 810 & 809 Yishun Ring Road
16. FORESTPLAY
Billed as Singapore's first Nature Adventure Playground, ForestPlay is a nature playscape that combines learning in nature with adventure play.
Expect sand & mud play, building areas, obstacles courses as well as nature swings - all these are part of the fun and challenging environment for kids between 4 to 14 years old.
For younger kids, the Explorers @ ForestPlay session is a unique forest school programme for children 4 years old to 7 years old guided by Forest School certified Nature Rangers to develop them into confident, creative and independent learners.
Address: 112 Tanjong Beach Walk Singapore, Singapore 098945
Opening Hours: 10am - 12pm | 1.30pm - 3.30pm | 4pm - 6pm
Admission: From $35 (depending on day and time slot)
Address: National Orchid Garden, 1 Cluny Rd, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 259569
Opening Hours: 8.30am - 7.00pm daily (last ticket sales and entry at 6.00pm)
Admission:
Local Residents - Adults $5 | Students & Seniors (above 60) $1 | Children below 12 years old FREE
Standard - Adults $15 | Students & Seniors (above 60) $3 | Children below 12 years old FREE
18. MUD KRANK
Mud Krank is the first and only ATV trail riding facility in Singapore. In fact, it is the only one that caters exclusively to kids aged between 4 and 12 years old!
No prior experience is required as training and preparation for beginners is provided beforehand to ride the automatic transmission 4x4 ATVs. The sessions last for 15 minutes and helmets and safety equipment are included as well.
Do note that the kids ATVs are strictly for 4 to 12 years old and maximum 50kg. Larger ATVs for older kids and adults will be available soon.
Address: Gallop Kranji Farm Resort, 10 Neo Tiew Lane 2, Farm H, Singapore 718813
Opening Hours: Tue-Thu: 3pm-9pm | Fri-Sat: 4pm-10pm | Sun: 4pm-9pm
*Closed on Mondays
Admission: Weekdays $15 & Weekends $20 (15-min session)
19. SLURPING GOOD! EXPERIENCE PLAYGROUND
If you or your kids love instant noodles, then be sure to head down to Slurping Good! - the first instant noodle-themed experience playground in Singapore!
Featuring 13 interactive spaces over two levels, Slurping Good! consists of both interactive play elements as well as IG-worthy installations... extremely important in today's age of IG-worthy visuals.
Walk through various rooms featuring different condiments that go well with instant noodles - eggs, seafood, greens, cheese and of course, luncheon meat!
Visitors can also slide their way into noodle-mania at the Chu Qian Yi Ding Slider!, featuring both child- and adult-sized noodle slides.
Read my full review HERE.
BONUS!
After all the fun, be sure to pop by the newly-opened EATBOX which is located just beside! The creative food hall features a wide variety of diverse range of international cuisines and fusion fare. Some of the must-tries include the Soul Good Noodle Bar, where you get to choose your own ingredients and build your own instant noodle bowl, as well as highlights like Satay Ummi’s Nasi Lemak, Butcher The Burger Bar's Butcher Truffle Eggstarter and Okinawa Onigiri's freshly made Onigiri-Sandwich!
Address: Tekka Place, Annex Building, 2 Serangoon Road, #01-51 to 54, Singapore 218227
Opening hours: 10am - 10pm daily
Admission: Standard $21 per person | Free for children aged 3 years old & below
*Each ticket comes with a complimentary Slurping Good! Tote Bag.
20. PASIR PANJANG PARK
The first section of Pasir Panjang Park opened in September 2021, and the 450m-stretch runs from Pasir Panjang MRT station to the Jalan Pelepah residential estate.
Pasir Panjang gets its name from the ‘long sandy beach’ in Malay, as it used to be a sandy beach that stretches from present day Labrador Nature Reserve to the junction of Clementi and West Coast roads. And this explains why one of the park’s main features is the sandy vegetation that is reminiscent of the area’s sandy coastline.
In addition, parents with young kids will be pleased to know there is a nature playgarden where children can engage in free play and sensory discovery.
Consisting of logs and stumps, the entire play area is all natural and plastic-free.
Do keep a lookout for these colourful horn bollards that have been used at Tanjong Pagar Terminal since 1972. These mooring bollards, together with several other unique maritime artefacts found in the park, were donated by PSA Singapore.
Address: Along Pasir Panjang Drive 1, next to Pasir Panjang Food Centre
Admission: FREE
21. HAW PAR VILLA
The infamous Ten Courts of Hell attraction has also re-opened as Hell's Museum with air-conditioned comfort... and also with admission charges. No more burning in hell for free then. 😂
Address: 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118 628
Opening Hours: 9am - 10pm daily (last entry 9.30pm)
Admission: Public areas - FREE | Hell's Museum - $18 for Adult & $10 for Child
22. HELL's MUSEUM (new!)
Billed as the only museum in the world dedicated to exploring how death and the afterlife are viewed and interpreted across religions, cultures, and the ages, Hell's Museum's immersive exhibition aims to shed light on rituals and ceremonies for the dead, amongst other topics.
Of course, the main highlight of Hell's Museum is the Ten Courts of Hell, which now forms one station out of the ten stations within Hell's Museum. So the only difference now is one has to pay to enter. Is it worth the admission price? You can read my review HERE.
Address: 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118 628
Opening Hours: Tue - Sun: 10am - 6pm (last entry: 5pm) | Closed on Mondays.
Admission: $18 for Adult & $10 for Child | Free for children aged 6 and under
(Not recommended for children under 9 years old)
23. OTAH & FRIENDS
Following the success of The Bubble Tea Factory in 2019 and Otah & Friends last December, the story of Otah continues through volumes two and three of the immersive Otter-themed experience. Located at two venues at Gardens by the Bay and Suntec City, Otah & Friends seeks to transform a schoolhouse and a supermarket into fun spaces for visitors to hang out in through interactive elements and beautiful sets.
24. SEMBAWANG HERITAGE TRAIL
Once home to an important naval base for the British Empire, Sembawang, which derived its name from the Mesua ferruginea or the Sembawang tree, has also been home to people from all walks of life – from seafaring villagers who dwelt in kampongs; Asian dockyard workers from Kerala and Hongkong who lived at quarters along Canberra Road; to British naval officers who stayed in black-and-white houses – adding to the area’s rich history and cultural diversity.
To explore the multi-faceted history of Sembawang, trail-goers can embark on three thematic, bite-sized routes according to their interests and in their own time. These routes are:
● Historical Landmarks of Sembawang (2 hours on foot and with public transport), 7km
This route takes trail-goers to sites that recall major milestones in Sembawang’s past.
● Communities of Sembawang (3 hours on foot and with public transport), 8km
This route explores former neighbourhoods in Sembawang, including coastal villages and homes around the former naval base.
● From Dockyard to Shipyard (2.5 hours on foot and with public transport), 5km
This route takes trail-goers to various landmarks that were part of the former naval base.
You can download the trail map HERE.
BONUS!
Go on an unofficial off-the-beaten-track trail and locate Sembawang's WWII Bunkers & Air-Raid Shelters too! I have the details and the map for you HERE.
Address: Around Sembawang Park
Admission: FREE
25. MUSEUM OF ICE CREAM
Spread over a 60,000 square feet area, Museum of Ice Cream features 14 never-before-seen installations dedicated to the celebration and experience of enjoying ice cream.
Expect a localised flavour within the compound, with the famed Housing Board dragon playground, a room with oversized versions of potong ice cream, as well as ice cream flavours on offer in the five treat rooms feature offerings such as pulut hitam and lychee bandung.
Oh, and who can resist the largest sprinkle pool ever created by the Museum of Ice Cream???
Address: 100 Loewen Rd, Singapore 248837
Opening Hours: 10am - 10.30pm (Thurs - Sun)
*Closed on Mon - Wed
Admission: From $42 per pax
26. RAINFOREST LUMINA
Rainforest Lumina, the only Lumina in SouthEast Asia, returns for its final season at Singapore Zoo! Experience a multi-sensory journey, melding nature and technology, that expertly harmonises the natural sights, sounds, and scents of the rainforest at night.
Address: Singapore Zoo, 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826
Dates: Now til 13 Feb 2022
Opening Hours: 7.15pm – 12am
Admission: Singapore Residents - Adult & Youth (13-17) $12.60 | Child (3-12) & Senior Citizen (60 & above) $9.80
Non-Residents - Adult $18 | Child (3-12) $14
27. KF1 EXPO
Address: Singapore Expo, Carpark H, 1 Expo Dr, Singapore 486150
Opening Hours: Mon,Tues,Thurs - 1pm to 9pm | Friday/Sat/Sun & PHs - 10am to 9pm
*Closed on Wednesdays for maintenance
Admission (10mins): NOVICE (30kph) $28 | ADVANCED* (50kph) $35
*Driving licence required
28. THE KARTING ARENA @ JURONG
Go Fun Karting and get a quick adrenaline fix – perfect for kids and adults!
Address: 511 Upper Jurong Road, Singapore 638366
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Friday: 1pm to 9pm | Satuday to Sunday: 9am to 9pm
*Closed on Mondays
Admission (10mins): NOVICE (30kph) $25-$35 | ADVANCED* (50kph) $35-$45
*Driving licence required
29. HEAVEN SPOT
Billed as Singapore's First Graffiti Warehouse, Heaven Spot is a community driven space where everyone is encouraged to let go of all inhibitions.
Simply grab a can of spray paint (or two) and create your very own masterpiece. No prior experience is required, so everyone can just show up and have fun defacing a wall or two - without getting into trouble with the law!
Kids are welcome too. However, do note that children below the age of 16 have to be accompanied by an adult and that they would have to be able to wear a standard 3M N95 mask to ensure that they will be able to comfortably wear the gas masks.
Address: 3 Lorong Bakar Batu, #03-01, Singapore 348741
Opening Hours: 5pm–10pm (Tue-Thur), 10am–9pm (Fri-Sun)
Admission: From $40 for 1 pax to $180 for 5 pax (See packages HERE)
30. KIZTOPIA CLUB INDOOR PLAYGROUNDS
@ Jurong Point & Punggol Town Square
Kiztopia, the massive indoor playground at Marina Square, opened Kiztopia Club, a new thematic playground at two locations at Jurong Point and Punggol Town Square.
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| Kiztopia Club @ Jurong Point |
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| Kiztopia Club @ Punggol Town Square |
To complement these play zones, function rooms, family cafés and gift shops will also be available. Targeted at kids 10 years old and below, both Kiztopia Club outlets have cosier play areas that do not compromise on the fun.
Kiztopia Club @ Jurong Point
Address: 1 Jurong West Central 2, #03-18/19, Jurong Point, Singapore 648886
Opening Hours: 10am - 8.30pm (Sun - Thurs) | 10am - 9pm ( Fri & Sat)
*Closed at 5pm on every 1st Tuesday of the month for deep cleaning
Admission: For 1 Adult & 1 Child - $18 (1-hr) | $28 (2-hrs) | Additional Adult $8
Kiztopia Club @ Punggol Town Square
Address: 85 Punggol Central, #01-01/02/03/04, Singapore 828726
Opening Hours: 10am - 8.30pm (Sun - Thurs) | 10am - 9pm ( Fri & Sat)
*Closed at 5pm on every 1st Tuesday of the month for deep cleaning
Admission: For 1 Adult & 1 Child - $19.80 (1-hr) | $29.8 (2-hrs) | Additional Adult $10
31. SG HOTEL ON WHEELS & XCAPE PARK
32. BUKIT BATOK NEIGHBOURHOOD PARK
Great news for the Westies, because Bukit Batok Neighbourhood Park has just opened with a tall swirling tube slide, a rope obstacle course, toddler play area and even an elevated boardwalk!
Located beside Block 225 Bukit Batok Central, the park is set in the surroundings of a small hill (otherwise known as Fuji Hill) which makes it a great place to bring the entire family for a great workout.
The highlight of the park has got to be the 10-metre tall climbing play structure which comes with a bright-yellow swirling slide!
There is a smaller playground for younger kids and fitness stations for parents to do a quick workout at the same time too.
After that, one can walk along the elevated boardwalk and scale the (not-too-tall) summit of Fuji Hill. Although the park doesn't occupy a large area, the elevating terrain (and playground) makes it an interesting outdoor place to bring the family!
Read my full REVIEW HERE.
33. WHOOP ARENA SINGAPORE
Address: 8 Sin Ming Lane, #06-03 Midview City, Singapore 573960
Opening Hours: 9am - 10pm daily
Admission: From $15 per pax for a 30-minute session
34. SPACE4US
Address: 333A Orchard Road #02-22/23, Madarin Gallery, Singapore 238897
Opening Hours: Various workshop timings
Admission: From $78
35. SWAGA GYM
Occupying the space vacted by the KIDZLAND indoor playground at The Grandstand, SWAGA Gym opened its doors on 1 April and primarily offers gymnastics lessons for kids.
Address: 200 Turf Club Rd, #02-14, Singapore, 287994
*Park in North Parking Lot (near Hao Megamart) and access is from parking lots
Opening Hours: 9am to 9pm daily
Admission to Jungle Gym: $20 for two hours for non-students
***BONUS***
PLACES THAT OPENED IN LATE 2020!
GEOLOGY GALLERY @ SENTOSA
(opened Dec 2020)
Have you always been curious about how Singapore and Sentosa came to be? Then head to the new Geology Gallery where you can unlock the secret behind the formation of our Island Home, while learning how important geology is for our day to day life!
Address: Sentosa Nature Discovery, Imbiah Station
Opening Hours: 9am - 5pm daily
Admission: FREE
TIME CAPSULE @ SINGAPORE FLYER
(opened Dec 2020)
Spanning two levels of the Singapore Flyer, the Time Capsule is a multisensory attraction of Singapore's rich history, heritage, culture and landscape.
Level two is all about an immersive visual experience as visitors watch how Singapore is transformed from a fishing village to a world-renowned international city. At the end of the journey and upon stepping into the Giant Observation Wheel, guests will be able to witness Singapore’s transformation at the height of 165 metres.
Address: Singapore Flyer, 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803
Opening Hours: Thursday - Sunday and on Public Holidays
First admission: 2pm & Last admission: 9:15pm
(Closed on Monday - Wednesday)
Admission: Adult $15 | Child (3-12) & Seniors (>60) $10
UPWALL CLIMBING
(opened Dec 2020)
At Upwall Climbing, anyone can climb!
Address: E!Hub @ Downtown East, 1 Pasir Ris Close #01-105, Singapore 519599
Opening Hours: Mon 2pm-10pm | Tues - Fri 10am-10pm | Sat & Sun 9am-9pm
Admission: $20 Day Pass (Climbing Equipment Rental Included)
LOWER SELETAR WATER SPORTS CENTRE
(opened Nov 2020)
Address: 100 Yishun Ave 1, Lower Seletar Water Sports Centre, Singapore 769140
Opening Hours: Visit HERE for time slots
Admission: From $14 for a single kayak or $24 for a double kayak (2 hours)
ORIGAMI PLAYGROUNDS
(opened end 2020)
New playgrounds have been popping up since the tail-end of Phase 2 last year and of which, Origami Playgrounds are the new trend with two Origami Playgrounds spotted in Juroing West and Yishun.
TACTSIM
(opened Dec 2020)
Do note that this is for participants aged 18 years old and above.
TactSim, Singapore’s first indoor Player versus Player (PvP) airsoft arena, is designed as an indoor Tactical Simulator and features advanced moving wall panels which makes playing airsoft there a different experience every season.
Offering a range of realistic equipment and unique gameplay environment, TactSim features multiple programming possibilities incorporating realistic security-related and emergency scenarios. Participants can engage in skirmishes or scenario games against each other in groups, using airsoft replicas that launch 6mm plastic pellets at safe velocities.
Catering to all levels of airsoft enthusiasts, TactSim comes with one target shooting range and two PvP airsoft arenas specially equipped with advanced moving wall panels, creating a different environment for every round and maximising gameplay experience.
Address: HomeTeamNS Khatib, 2 Yishun Walk Yishun, Singapore 767944
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Friday: 2:30pm-10pm | Saturday-Sunday/PH: 10am-10pm | Monday: Closed
Admission:
Player Vs Player (PVP)
HomeTeamNS Member: $35/pax (min 2 pax) 1 hour slot | SAFRA: $45/pax (min 2 pax) 1 hour slot
Target Shooting
HomeTeamNS Member: $30/pax (min 1 pax) 1 hour slot | SAFRA: $45/pax (min 1 pax) 1 hour slot
IMPORTANT NOTE
PVP players are required to wear long-sleeve shirts, long pants, and covered shoes. All TactSim activities (including Target Shooting) require players to be at least 18 years old and above (NRIC or other official identification will be requested upon entry for verification purposes).
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