
Ready to get festive? Here are all the best events to do in the run-up to Christmas 2026 in Singapore. All together now: it's the most wonderful time of the year!
So, you’re ordering the Christmas tree, the advent calendars are on their way, and you’re close to making that all-important decision for a kid-friendly Christmas dinner. But with the seemingly never-ending December school holidays, how will you keep the mini ones entertained throughout the whole break? Enter our roundup of the jolliest Christmas activities for kids in Singapore this festive season. From Christmas crafting to markets and winter wonderlands, we’ve got you sorted.
Christmas 2026 events & festive things to do in Singapore
1. A Sweet Christmas at Downtown East and Wild Wild Wet

Christmas doesn’t get any sweeter than this. Downtown East is all geared up for A Sweet Christmas this year, with a Christmas Village decked with candy-inspired decor, charming pop-up stalls, and entertainment for the whole fam. We’re particularly looking forward to the bubble shows and pinata smash, where kiddos can win prizes like Wild Wild Wet day passes, up to $100 in NTUC Club vouchers, admission passes to VR playground PLAYON and more. Shopped and dined at Downtown East? Save those receipts as you’ll get to redeem* a lollipop piñata and festive thermal lunch box carrier from the mall.
But that’s not all, a Sweet Splash of Joy awaits at Wild Wild Wet, as the waterpark transforms into a candy wonderland. Expect candy-shaped floats, macaron and gummy bear-inspired decor – perfect for a sweet day out with the fam and lots of family photo moments! Plus, all passes come with a complimentary scoop of Lickers ice cream^ with your choice of sweet toppings.
* Limited to one redemption per item, per guest daily.
^ Valid only for day passes for entries from 1 November till 31 December 2026.
Bonus: Snag $10 off your TADA ride to and from Downtown East with the promo code “SWEETESCAPE10”. Limited to two redemptions per user per month.
December babies enjoy complimentary day passes to Wild Wild Wet throughout the month of December (limited to 100 redemptions per day). HoneyKids readers also get 25% off day passes with the promo code “SWEETXMASXSHK”.
When: Sweet Splash of Joy at Wild Wild Wet 1 November – 31 December 2026; Christmas Village at Downtown East 16 November – 31 December 2026; refer to website for dates and timings for individual activities.
Where: Downtown East and Wild Wild Wet
Price: Day passes for Wild Wild Wet from $21 per child or $29 per adult; free entry for Christmas Village
2. Orchard Road Christmas light-up

Are you ready to see Orchard Road transform into a festive wonderland again this year during the Orchard Road Christmas Light-up? Look forward to dazzling lights, snowfall shows, multimedia projection, Christmas trees, and much more! Make sure to join in for the festivities as well, like the lively street party and Christmas villages.
When: TBC
Where: Along Orchard Road
Price: Free
3. Christmas Wonderland at Gardens by the Bay

The one thing that makes Christmas in Singapore complete? Christmas Wonderland at Gardens by the Bay, of course! We’re looking forward to this year’s event, which will feature the signature 20-metre Gothic-inspired structure of 100,000 light bulbs in the middle of Supertree Grove. Fancy some snow in the tropics? We hope that Christmas Wonderland brings back foam snow falling onto the crowds. Not to mention a Christmas market, carousel, choo-choo train rides, a Santa Claus meet and greet, and more!
When: TBC
Where: Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
Price: TBC
4. Christmas train show at Gardens by the Bay

Got kiddos who love trains? Don’t miss the annual Christmas train show at Gardens by the Bay, featuring Singapore’s own MRT running through botanical models of railway stations from the American heartlands, some familiar local landscapes, as well as Santa’s official hometown in Rovaniemi, Finland!
When: 20 November 2026 – 3 January 2027
Where: Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
Price: From $12 per adult and $8 per child (three to 12 years old) or senior citizen (60 years old and above)
5. Christmas Together by Sustainable Markets SG

Mark your calendars for the largest indoor Christmas festival of the year. We got word that you can look forward to 18 signature experiences, 50 jolly performances, and 80 hands-on workshops. As for us, we’re particularly looking forward to the seven-metre ParkLab play structure, Uncle Ringo rides, and (gasps) Pokemon card games. There’s plenty yummy goodies to try there as well, including treats from Burnt Ends Bakery, Meatsmith, Mr. Bucket Chocolaterie, and more.
When: 27-29 November 2026
Where: Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre (Hall F), 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
Price: Admission is free
6. Christmas Glowcean at Singapore Oceanarium

Christmas under the sea, anyone? Singapore Oceanarium is set to transform into a Christmas Glowcean, where you and the kiddos can discover the mysteries of the deep through its mascot, Manja’s, twinkling trail. Check out marine life sculptures by glass neon artist Megan Foo, watch the Santa and his elves take a dive, and soak in the festivities with live Christmas carolling in the deep blue.
When: 27 November 2026 – 3 January 2027
Where: Singapore Oceanarium, 24 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa, Singapore 098137
Price: From $55 per adult, and $43 per child (aged four to 12 years old) or senior citizen (60 years old and above)
7. A Universal Christmas at Universal Studios Singapore

One of the most exciting Christmas events on the island, if you ask us! Details are still being finalised, but what we do know is that there’ll be a 10m-tall confectionery Christmas tree, Sanrio’s Hello Kitty and Kuromi meet-and-greets, a new show called Universal Jingle Jam featuring characters from Trolls, Sesame Street, and the Minions. Keep an eye out for more deets.
When: 27 November 2026 – 3 January 2027
Where: Universal Studios Singapore, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Price: From $83 per adult and $69 per child (four to 12 years old)
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Past Christmas events and activities for kids
Big Furry Festival for pets and pawrents
Take your furbabies along to the Big Furry Festival for a cosy, heartwarming Christmas experience! The 2025 edition featured a Christmas market that included pet brands, movie nights, a Christmas gift exchange to swap second-hand goods, and even a festive pet runway for the furkids to strut their stuff. There were also some activities that require you to sign up for and have a sign-up fee, like the Exploration Race and Masterclasses for Pets & People.
World Christmas Market Singapore at Marina Bay Sands

Last year’s World Christmas Market Singapore was huge! It featured nine different festive zones and spans across 20,000 sqm – that’s double the space. There were yummy festive delights, a festive marketplace to shop for Christmas presents, magical performances, and even the return of the popular Candy Cane Lane that features rows of glowing giant candy canes!
Kiztopia’s Great Christmas Village at Ngee Ann City and Shaw House

Kiztopia had two ongoing Christmas events last year – Ngee Ann City and Shaw House. The Great Christmas Village at Ngee Ann City had a ginormous bounce house, a ferris wheel, and tons of fun carnival games. The Great Christmas Village at Shaw House, however, had rides like the Rudolph’s Express and Jolly Cruisers, as well as claw machines and carnival games.
Changi Festive Village with Disney Cruise Line

Changi Festive Village returned to Changi Airport, this time with Captain Mickey Mouse and Captain Minnie Mouse. Both Disney stars invited families to come aboard for photo installations, topiary displays and special appearances by their friends from Disney Cruise Line! There’s also a Disney-themed carnival “Unleash the Holidays!” filled with fun and games. At Jewel, the 16-metre tall Christmas Tree and magical surprise at the Rain Vortex and the Canopy Park got us wanting more.
Christmas at the Stables

Have you heard of therapy horses? Last year, families had the chance to meet the herd of retired racehorses and charming miniature horses and enjoy a day filled with fun, festive activities at Christmas at the Stables. Kids got up close and personal with the horses, watched live music performances, and enjoyed fun activities like face-painting, engaging workshops, and fun games! It’s also more than just a celebration; it’s a chance to learn more about mental health and community well-being while also deepening bonds between humans and animals.
Keep your eyes peeled for more things to do with the kids this Christmas in Singapore – more family-friendly events will be announced soon!
