Whether it's a princess-themed birthday or a wild day out rock-climbing, we've found all the coolest places for kids to party in Singapore!
Another year, another kids’ birthday party in Singapore. Cue the annual parent-panic to find the coolest party venue in town! Well, to ease some of the party-planning pressure, we’ve put together some cool and creative ideas on DIY (and super fun) party favours, as well as where to stock up on party supplies and entertainment hire. And now, we’ve found the coolest kids party venues in Singapore too… To help you find the coolest kids party venue (that doesn’t require a year’s worth of savings and planning), we’ve put together the ultimate list of children’s birthday party venues in Singapore, including cool restaurants that host kids’ parties too!
No matter your budget or your kids’ preferred theme, these birthday party venues for kids cover everything from rock climbing and trapeze swinging, to cooking, bouncing, and even just eating at their fave kid-friendly restaurants. And for the home-bodies out there, we’ve even included some at-home party options too. Let’s get this party started!
Why trust this guide
This list is curated by the HoneyKids editorial team, who cover kids’ things-to-do in Singapore week in, week out. Many of these are places we’ve been to for real: our mini reporters built and smashed forts at Kaboodle, we zip-lined over Bedok Reservoir at Forest Adventure, our team tested the spin-art at Spin Paint House, one of us survived a six-year-old’s party up the walls at Climb Central, and we’ve hosted our own legendary parties at Cafe Melba. Every pick is one we’d recommend to a friend — and we update the list as venues open, move or close
Kids’ birthday party venues in Singapore at a glance
Best all-rounder for a hassle-free party: Timezone (party hosts and unlimited play)
Best on a budget ($$): K Bowling Club or Kallang Bowl (bowling), Wildlings (outdoor play), Captivate Escape Rooms (older kids).
Best for big energy: Bounce and Amped Trampoline Park, or Climb Central.
Best for little ones (toddlers–5s): buds by Shangri-La Singapore, Trehaus, The Tiara Society.
Best if you’d rather not host at all: Jellybean Party, Fantasy Parties, Estilo and Co., they’ll come to you.
Best for food-first families: Village Hotel Sentosa, East Coast Commune, or a cafe like Kith or Cafe Melba
Note: Do check directly with each venue for the latest pricing, guest numbers and package inclusions before booking, as these may change throughout the year.
Top picks for all-round kids’ birthday party venues
Timezone
Want a hassle-free birthday party? Timezone offers just that, with dedicated party hosts who are there to ensure an awesome experience for kids as well as a stress-free time for parents. Timezone’s fabulous party hosts are seasoned pros at planning games, keeping kids entertained and facilitating the cake-cutting ceremony. Party packages at Timezone also come with up to 80 minutes of unlimited playtime, and yep, parents are welcome to join the fun too! What’s more, your little birthday superstar and their guests will receive complimentary e-tickets to redeem fantastic prizes from Timezone Prize Shop. Psst… the birthday kid gets a little extra to make them feel extra special on their special day. If you’re a Timezone Platinum or Gold member, you’ll also enjoy up to 20% discount on party bookings at all of its venues once a year. Time to plan the next party!
Budget: $$$
Where: Any of Timezone’s Party Room venues in Jurong Point, Westgate, Orchard Xchange, VivoCity, Parkway Parade, and Pasir Ris Mall.
Best for: Families looking for a hassle-free birthday experience, unlimited fun, and gameplay!
Village Hotel Sentosa
On top of family-friendly stays, Village Hotel Sentosa is also the perfect playground for unforgettable kids’ parties. Whether it’s a full moon celebration, a fairytale princess tea party, or a superhero-themed birthday bash, this hotel has a dedicated team that can make you and your kids’ dream party a reality. Party packages range from $78++ to $128++ per adult (prices vary for lunch, dinner, and high tea) for a minimum of 30 guests; whereas kids below five dine for free, and those aged six to 12 enjoy 30% off the adult price. These include a sumptuous feast with kid-friendly treats, charming balloon centrepieces for every table, and the use of in-house audiovisual equipment. Got more guests? That means more perks! A party size of 50 adult guests will get you one exclusive perk, or two if you have 80. Options range from a thrilling bouncy playground, your choice of a two-hour kids’ activity (glitter tattoo, balloon sculpting, or caricature), to a two-hour popcorn or candy floss station. Just check out Village Hotel Sentosa’s packages for more info and start your party planning.
Budget: $$$
Where: 10 Artillery Avenue, #02-01 Palawan Ridge, Sentosa Island, Singapore 099951
Best for: Families who are foodies and want flexibility with venue space
Jellybean Party
Jellybean Party is a crew of party experts who’ve served up fun to over 200,000 little ones and counting. They handle the heavy lifting — magic shows, balloon sculpting, craft activities, even bouncy castle rentals — and they come to you, whether that’s poolside, in a park, at a museum or in your living room.
Budget: $$$
Where: Anywhere you like! Jellybean Party comes to you.
Best for: Intimate birthday party celebrations at home, function rooms or any venue in Singapore!
East Coast Commune
When it comes to kids, playgrounds and the beach rank high on their top places to have fun at. So when it comes to sourcing for their birthday venues, East Coast Commune is fab choice. Nestled in East Coast Park, this airy and beautiful space is located literally right next to the fun Marine Cove playground. To make things even easier (us frazzled party-planning mums will definitely be super thankful!), you can take advantage of its all-in-one party package to ensure your kids’ party goes without a hitch. We’re talking about exclusive use of its indoor or alfresco (shaded) space between 3-6pm, a delish buffet spread, complimentary non-alcoholic beverages, and more. Our favourite part has got to be the choices of kids’ entertainment: choose from a one-hour face painting or balloon sculpting session, or a nine-inch cake thrown in to seal the deal. For the food, parents and kids will love its range of yummy savoury treats like crispy chicken bites and housemade beef sliders; as well as sweet treats like chocolate feuilletine cake and lemon tartlets – all served in a chic buffet spread, and you can even opt in for a dessert table setup. Another bonus? The restaurant has a nursing room on site, too (big win for breastfeeding mums)!
Budget: $$$
Where: 1000 ECP, #01-03, Singapore 449876
Best for: Families looking for wholesome food and fun in the East.
Best themed venues/play centres for kids’ birthday party in Singapore
Universal Studios Singapore
If you really want to blow the doors off, Universal Studios Singapore is a sure-fire crowd-pleaser. Book tickets and chaperone the kids yourself, or arrange a VIP experience with a personal guide, meal vouchers and character dining — it’s very pricey, but unforgettable.
Budget: $$$$$
Where: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Best for: Thrill seekers and lovers of rollercoasters
Trehaus
This integrated lifestyle space offers venues from a cosy studio (30 pax) to a spacious event hall (180 pax), plus a dedicated event-planning team and an indoor playground on site for the kids.
Budget: $$$$
Where: Trehaus @ City Hall, 109 North Bridge Road, #07-21 to #07-33, Singapore 179097
Best for: Small or medium-sized parties for families with little ones
Rhythm In Me
Masters of invention, the Rhythm In Me crew can create a Studio 54-worthy disco party, a makeover party, superhero, soccer, Zumba or full rockstar party — the only limit is your imagination (parents love bopping along too).
Budget: $$$
Where: Depot Heights Shopping Centre, 108, Depot Road, #01-16, Singapore 100108
Best for: For movers and groovers
buds by Shangri-La Singapore
Choose from six party themes for kids aged four and up, from Wild Wonder to Under the Sea. A package handles everything — cake, food, invitations, plus fringe activities like live magic and face painting — and includes up to four hours of playtime in the huge indoor playground and themed activity spaces, with supervision by the staff.
Budget:$$$$
Where: 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258350
Best for: A medium-sized party that calls for a large dose of play, play and more play.
Newton Show
For a fast-paced party big on magic and miraculous experiments, the quirky scientists at Newton Show run age-appropriate discoveries — liquid nitrogen, smoke guns, levitation, dry ice, foam volcanoes and artificial snow. You can order a scientific cake and make your own fairy floss.
Budget: $$$
Where: Multiple locations around Singapore
Best for: Science lovers and curious, hands-on kiddos!
Kaboodle
Ever since our mini reporters giggled their way around Kaboodle, they’ve begged to go back. Its Imagination Playground is filled with oversized blue foam blocks, noodles and balls — build a castle, a car or a fort, then smash it all down (positively encouraged). The Premium Party Package covers colours, balloons, cutlery and food, with a grazing table for parents.
Budget: $$$$
Where: 88 East Coast Road, Katong Square, #02-06, Singapore 423371
Best for: A large group of hands-ons kids ready to rumble and tumble!
The Tiara Society
For a royal do, The Tiara Society brings princesses as party hosts, an indoor playland with dress-up clothes and a wall of dollhouses. Host at its East Coast studio, or invite the team to a venue of your choosing.
Budget: $$$
Where: Home / choice of venue / or at its studio – 902 East Coast Parkway, Coastal Play Grove, Level #02-02, Singapore 449874
Best for: Little princes and princesses who want a royal themed party!
Best creative kids’ birthday party venues in Singapore
Streaks ‘n’ Strokes
Share the arty love with an art-jamming session kids and adults can both get stuck into — everyone produces their own artwork on a t-shirt, tote bag or canvas to take home. The full party package adds cake, snacks, fringe activities, goodie bags, a hamper for the birthday kid and a magician.
Budget: $$$
Where: 101 Lor 23 Geylang, #07-01, Prosper House, Singapore 388399
Best for: Little painters and parents too!
Splat Paint House
Not your traditional art studio — and a bit wilder than its sister, Spin. Your canvas or tote is pinned to the wall or laid on a table, and you launch paint freely with unexpected tools. A space built for mess and creative expression.
Budget: $$$
Where: 207A Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574346
Best for: Creative kids and families
Crafty Whizz Studio
New in town and taking the crafty party scene by storm, Crafty Whizz offers art jamming, embroidery, sewing bags and pillows, flower-pot painting and more. Host at its workshop, or invite the team to your venue.
Budget: $$$
Where: Your own venue, or at Crafty Whizz Studio, Mountbatten Centre, 231 Mountbatten Road, #01-02B Block D, Singapore 397999
Best for: Crafty and creative kids who enjoy sewing / painting / creating!
Best birthday party venues for active kids in Singapore
Bounce
If your kids bounce off the walls, book them into Singapore’s trampoline park — 2,000 square metres of fun with 100 interconnecting trampolines, a ninja-warrior challenge course and a five-metre “leap of faith” platform. Age-specific parties come with games, a party host and customisable food, and it’s adult-friendly too.
Budget: $$$
Where: Cathay Cineleisure #09-01, 8 Grange Road, Singapore 239695
Best for: Bouncy kids with bundles of energy!
Amped Trampoline Park
Two dedicated party rooms where you can BYO food, drinks and cake, plus bouncy trampolines, a foam pit, basketball hoops and other sporty pursuits in the AIRena. You can even take over the whole venue.
Budget: $$$
Where: 10 Raeburn Park, Block C, #02-33, Singapore 088702
Best for: Active, sporty kiddos that love to bounce!
Best sports and adventure birthday party venues in Singapore
Climb Central
For an adrenalin party with a difference, scale the walls at Climb Central — ideal for slightly older party kids. Our gung-ho little lady went to a six-year-old’s party here and was high as a kite. Parties with kids under 13 need two adult volunteers (or outsource to the pros), and parents can watch from the air-conditioned viewing platform before cake in the party room.
Budget: $$$
Where: Four locations in Singapore including Kallang Wave Mall, Funan, Novena Square and SAFRA Choa Chu Kang.
Best for: Active kiddos that love climbing and clambering!
Power Kids Gym
High-octane parties where the pros lead the action — games, swinging, music, dancing, sports and zip lines in an air-conditioned space, with the crew handling set-up and pack-down. Parents join a game of dodgeball at the end.
Budget: $$$
Where: Two locations, in UE Square and Dairy Farm Mall
Best for: Little acrobats that love a colourful, rolly-polly party!
K Bowling Club
Fun games, silly shoes, loads of fun — bowling is a great, cost-effective party. K Bowling Club sits in Orchard with cool party lighting and a neon “It’s my birthday” sign that’s perfect for a photo op.
Budget: $$
Where: 313@Somerset, 313 Orchard Road, #03-27, Singapore 238895
Best for: Everyone aged five and up (bumpers are available to avoid gutter balls!)
Kallang Bowl
A more traditional bowling option, just as fun. Packages include shoe hire and lanes for one or two games; BYO drink bottles to save on costs and pop into the malls for lunch after.
Budget: $$
Where: Leisure Park Kallang, 5 Stadium Walk, #02-22, Singapore 397693
Best for: Everyone aged five and up
Best outdoor birthday party venues in Singapore
Gallop Stable
If your little ones are nuts about horses, they’ll love meeting Gallop Stable’s ponies for rides and grooming. Book carriage rides, catering, even bunny feeding or arts and crafts — and for a My Little Pony or unicorn theme, the team will doll up for the occasion.
Budget: $$$
Where: Pasir Ris Green carpark C and 8 Admiralty Road East
Best for: Horse lovers and animal fanatics
Forest Adventure
Kids aged seven and up will love harnessing up for an obstacle course among the treetops. We personally tried it, so we can vouch it’s super fun — the best bit is zip-lining over Bedok Reservoir at the end. We personally tried out the Forest Adventure experience so we can vouch it is super-fun! What did we love best? Zip lining over Bedok Reservoir at the end of it all! Our tip: bring scooters to save little legs a long walk from the car park.
Budget: $$$
Where: 825 Bedok Reservoir Park, Bedok, Singapore 479244
Best for: Thrill-seeking kids that are a little older (and tall enough to enjoy the fun!)
Wildlings
Run the kids riot at this outdoor adventure playground — nature-loving little ones dig in the sandpits and bounce on trampolines in the fresh air.
Budget: $$
Where: Two locations, in Dempsey and City Sprouts Farm
Best for: Toddlers through to tweens
Best escape room birthday parties in Singapore
Captivate Escape Rooms
Adventurous fun with a twist: the team hides gifts or party bags for guests to find on their escape. A couple of rooms are scarier, so pick an appropriate theme — Incredible Beasts and Hansel and Gretel are good bets.
Budget: $$
Where: Singapore Shopping Centre, 190 Clemenceau Avenue, #06-28, Singapore 239924
Best for: Problem solvers with nerves of steel – older kids, tweens and teens
Best at-home kids’ birthday party ideas in Singapore
Fantasy Parties
One of the most sought-after party planners in Singapore, Fantasy Parties does the bells and whistles — super-fun games, goodie bags, party packages and decor options like a deluxe dessert table, cool backdrops and disco gear. Bubble play, dress-up, you name it.
Budget: $$$
Best for: Birthday parties with fantastical, bells-and-whistles themes!
Where: Your home or preferred venue anywhere in Singapore.
Estilo and Co.
This table-styling and event company takes a home party from meh to magical. We adore the teepee tents for sleepovers — jungle and space themes, plus donuts, mermaids and unicorns — with comfy mattresses and string lights. There are movie-style set-ups too, with lounge chairs, popcorn and sweetie machines.
Budget: $$$
Best for: Dining at home and slumber parties where the theme rules!
Where: Your home or preferred venue anywhere in Singapore.
Bricks 4 Kidz
Hands down the best party for LEGO fiends — a two-hour celebration built to the birthday kid’s specs, mixing fun and edutainment, with goodie bags, e-invites, decorations and exclusive venue use.
Budget: $$$
Best for: LEGO-lovers who dream of a LEGO-themed birthday bash!
Where: Your home or preferred venue anywhere in Singapore.
Best restaurants for kids’ birthday parties in Singapore
Love the idea of treating your partygoer to a bash at a cafe or restaurant — and skipping the post-party clean-up? These child-friendly spots host parties that are as fun as they are tasty. For more, see our guide to kid-friendly restaurants and cafes in Singapore.
Pizza Express
Yes, the UK household name is on our shores, dough balls and all. Its hands-on pizza-making parties run for two hours — little chefs don a hat and apron and get messy with flour, dough and toppings (our pick: pepperoni and olives), rounded off with cake and juice.
Where: Various locations around Singapore
Best for: Kids who love getting hands-on in the kitchen.
Kith
A super-chilled cafe party with bang-on mod-European food. The outdoor tables make a great base while kids scoot, ride the rocking horses and burn off energy; the Kith team can organise balloons, magic shows, toys and goodies on request..
Where: Various locations around Singapore
Best for: Relaxed birthday lunches and café celebrations.
Stella Seaside Lounge
Feel like you’re on a beach holiday without packing a bag: a casual celebration lunch tucked alongside Changi Beach. Grab a burger overlooking the coastline, then pack the scooters (and the dog) for a boardwalk stroll after.
Where: Stella Seaside Lounge, 11 Changi Coast Walk, Singapore 499740
Best for: Casual seaside celebrations with plenty of outdoor space.
Cafe Melba
The crew at kid-friendly Cafe Melba know how to throw a party — we’ve hosted one of our legendary Chinese New Year parties here. A wide verandah and huge lawn are perfect for pass-the-parcel, the food is healthy and moreish, and there’s an on-site bouncy castle so you can sit back with a tipple.
Where: Two locations, in Goodman Arts Centre and Mediapolis
Best for: Relaxed outdoor celebrations with the whole family (including the dog).
How to choose a kids’ party venue in Singapore
Start with age. Toddlers and under-5s do best with soft play, dress-up or short, supervised sessions (buds, Trehaus, The Tiara Society). Rock climbing, escape rooms and treetop courses have minimum ages or heights (Forest Adventure needs 7+ and 1.1m; Captivate suits 8+).
Set the budget honestly. $$ options like bowling (K Bowling Club, Kallang Bowl), Wildlings and escape rooms keep costs down; hotel and play-centre packages ($$$$) buy convenience and food. BYO-food venues (Amped, Kallang Bowl) trim the bill.
Decide who does the work. Full-service planners and come-to-you crews (Jellybean Party, Fantasy Parties, Estilo and Co.) mean you host nothing; DIY-friendly spots cost less but need more from you.
Match the theme to the kid. Science (Newton Show), LEGO (Bricks 4 Kidz), princesses (The Tiara Society), horses (Gallop Stable), art (Streaks ’n’ Strokes, Splat) — lead with what your child is obsessed with this month.
Check pax, indoor/outdoor and location. Confirm minimum and maximum guest numbers, whether there’s a wet-weather plan, and pick a spot near most of your guests. Book two to four weeks ahead for weekend slots.
Here’s to making wonderful birthday memories!
