Looking for an indoor playground near you? Get out of the blazing sun (or pouring rain) and into one of these indoor playgrounds in Singapore sorted by location!
Indoor playgrounds are a godsend in Singapore. It’s a tropical island of extremes: scorching hot one moment and torrential rain the next, so sometimes a day out at the beach can be a challenging, tantrum-inducing proposition (and we don’t just mean the kids).
And while we love hanging out in our favourite malls in Singapore, there’s only so long toddlers will cooperate. If you’ve already checked out all the family-friendly exhibits on right now, save your sanity (and the state of your house) and head to one of Singapore’s top indoor playgrounds for a couple of blissfully cool hours. Not only will your tiny tearaways enjoy kids’ play and be entertained, exhilarated and exhausted but, all things going well, you’ll savour a coffee in peace. Here’s our list of the best indoor playgrounds in Singapore, arranged by location so you can find an indoor playground near you!
Top tip: Before you head down to these indoor playgrounds, make sure you double-check to see if there are any booking policies. Many kids’ play spots require you to book in advance and take socks for both kids and adults – we’d hate for you to make a wasted trip!
Indoor playgrounds in Singapore: West
1. NEW: Altitude Arena
Let the kids jump, dunk, dodge, and swing to their hearts’ content at Altitude Arena, the newest trampoline park in town! This indoor play area has everything you’ll want in a trampoline park (think obstacle courses and free jump areas) and more: such as the thrilling swing bridge, a cool speed reaction wall, and an interactive screen for challenges. Altitude Arena is also one of the few indoor trampoline parks located in the west (right inside Fairprice Hub in Joo Koon), bringing high flying fun to families in the area. With ample space and play areas, it’s also a perfect place for birthday parties!
How much: $18 per pax on weekdays; $23 per pax on weekends
Opening hours: 10am – 8pm, daily
Altitude Arena, 1 Joo Koon Circle, #03-21b Fairprice Hub, Singapore 629117
2. World of Blocks
The newest indoor playground in town is filled with over 30,000 soft blocks for an immersive play experience! Taking over the space that was formerly Bouncy Paradise, World of Blocks in Pandan Gardens (Jurong) is a massive 20,000sqft space, made up of four different zones – Builders Zone, Giant Slide Pit & Play Zone, Mega Air Bubble and Toddlers Zone. Look forward to over 10 slides and other cool features like a trampoline zone, flying fox and foam truck obstacles! For the foreseeable future, World of Blocks will be extending their pop-up – fans keep your fingers crossed that they become a permanent feature!
How much: From $18 per pax
Opening hours: Saturday – Sunday 10am to 8pm (closed on weekdays)
World of Blocks, 200 Pandan Gardens, The Sports Stage, PeopleUp Enrichment Hub, Singapore 609336
3. HomeTeamNS T-Play Bukit Batok
Want the kids to learn something as they zip around ball pits, trampolines, climbing walls and slides? Get your sights set on T-Play, an augmented transportation-themed playground at HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok. Made entirely in Sweden and assembled in Singapore, T-Play occupies a whopping 4,200 square feet. It features some seriously cool interactive play equipment for kids on the move. From airport check-in counters to heli landing pads, the kiddos will emerge absolute experts in all things transportation. Chuck in a nursery area with plenty of soft play equipment for the toddlers, and you’ve got yourself a winner. Entry fees range depending on age, visiting hours and membership tier. So pick an off-peak time to visit for tons of fun at a great price!
How much: From $10.18 per pax
Opening hours: Tuesday – Thursday 1pm to 7pm, Friday 1pm to 9pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am to 9pm (closed on Monday)
HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok, Level 2, 2 Bukit Batok West Ave 7, Singapore 659003
4. KidsSTOP at the Singapore Science Centre
For an indoor play zone that offers arguably the best edutainment experience for kids in Singapore, head to KidsSTOP at the Singapore Science Centre. It’s like Willy Wonka’s factory filled with loads of fun science-based exhibits. The dino-dig pit is simply irresistible for younger kids – our 18-month-old junior reporter adored the builder station with vests, helmets and tools. Don a pilot’s cap and navigate a plane, or scrabble to collect colourful balls as they drop from a crane. Children can weigh and measure themselves and learn all about the human body, while older kids will love scaling eye-watering heights on the climbing equipment.
How much: From $20 per child and $10 per adult
Opening hours: Tuesday – Sunday 10 am to 1 pm, 2pm to 5 pm (closed on Monday)
KidsSTOP, 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433
5. Snow City
Speaking of Snow City, how could we not include this indoor play centre in our roundup? It’s the only permanent indoor snow centre in Singapore – who doesn’t love the idea of a mini winter wonderland in the tropics for kids to experience Arctic conditions, igloos, and ice! Warm gear is provided and the kids will love the snow chamber, which features a 60m long snow slope for the whole family to try some snow tubing.
How much: From $27
Opening hours: Tuesday – Friday 10 am to 5 pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am to 6 pm (closed on Monday)
Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433
6. Yooland
Experience the future of fun at Yooland playground, boasting a sleek design in pastel pink and white tones! This new indoor playground in Jurong (dubbed the biggest indoor playground in the west of Singapore!) lets you dive into excitement with the futuristic Ball Pit Play area, featuring a space ball machine, a ball shooter, and thrilling slides, including the dazzling cyclone LED slide. With two decks of play space, Yooland ensures ample room for kids to unleash their energy and imagination!
How much: From $25 (one child + one adult), free for infants under one year old
Opening hours: Monday – Thursday 10 am to 8pm, Friday – Sundat 10am to 9pm
Yooland, 03-36/37, Westgate, 3 Gateway Drive, Singapore 6085323
7. Bouncy Paradise (permanently closed, see: World of Blocks)
Occupying a whopping 20,000 sqft, the kids are sure to be well-entertained here. Tackle the 20 mega-sized rainbow slides, or how about the ball pit with over 300,000 balls? Little ones won’t get lost, though, as there’s a dedicated toddler zone too. You can tick off trampolining here as well with 20m of trampolines to bounce your way through! Bouncy Paradise has closed and is now World of Blocks.
Bouncy Paradise, 200 Pandan Gardens, The Sports Stage, PeopleUp Enrichment Hub, Singapore 609336
Indoor playgrounds in Singapore: North
8. HomeTeamNS T-Play Khatib
And it’s not just Bukit Batok that’s home to a HomeTeam NS indoor playground; residents near Khatib are also in for a treat too! This time the theme is Peranakan Adventureland, and we LOVE it! Think creative tunnels, mini-trampoline play and super-duper spiral slides, all with the added wow factor of Peranakan-inspired design. There’s even a nod to the famous Toa Payoh dragon slide, with an indoor equivalent if you can’t face heading to the original one in the heat! See our full review on what to expect!
How much: From $10.18 per pax
Opening hours: Tuesday – Thursday 1pm to 9pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am to 9pm (closed on Monday)
HomeTeamNS Khatib, 2 Yishun Walk, Singapore 767944
9. Adventure HQ
One for the older kids and adventure seekers, Adventure HQ has it all! With over ten installations to tackle – from Singapore’s first indoor roll glider to the longest indoor slide (an impressive 14m!) – there’s something for everyone. Make sure you have a head for heights as you scale the urban climbing wall, or if you want to keep your feet on the ground, then how about the artificial caving experience with its labyrinth of dark tunnels with stalactites, stalagmites, sumps and fossils! There’s no age requirement here, but a minimum height of 125cm to take note of.
How much: From $10.18 per pax
Opening hours: Tuesday – Friday 2pm to 5.30pm, 6pm to 9.30pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am to 1.30pm, 2pm to 5.30pm, 6pm to 9.30pm (closed on Monday)
Adventure HQ, HomeTeamNS Khatib, 2 Yishun Walk, Singapore 767944
Indoor playgrounds in Singapore: Central
10. VroomTown Driving City
Pull into the latest indoor drive-play city and playground, VroomTown Drive City, for a realistic driving experience for the little ones! Don’t worry, these aren’t go-karts – they’ll have to follow traffic lights and rules they can learn at Vroom Academy. Licensed kiddos five and up can start cruising along the streets – they’ll be able to see iconic sights like the Merlion, Gardens by the Bay and Changi Airport. The cars are dual-passengers too, parents can hop in for the ride!
How much: First-timers (one child + one adult) $49, after getting drivers license (one child + one parent) $38
Opening hours: Monday – Thursday & Sunday 10am to 8pm, Friday & Saturday 10am to 9pm
VroomTown Drive City, 6 Raffles Boulevard, #01-208 Marina Square, Singapore 039594
11. Impressions Kids Club
Check out this super fun indoor play centre! Conveniently located at Tanglin Mall, Impressions Kids Club is a wonderland for imaginative play. The main highlight is, of course, the Playzone, which has fun slides, a ballpit, stimulating obstacle courses, and sensory play areas. There’s even a mini train, and every entry includes a ticket for one ride! This is a great venue for birthday parties and other celebratory events.
How much: From $35 (one hour playtime)
Opening hours: 9am to 7pm, daily
Impressions Kids Club, 163 Tanglin Road, Tanglin Mall #03-136/7/8, 247933
12. Kiztopia Prestige, New Bahru
It’s the new playground everyone is buzzing about, and we can confirm it is worth the hype! Best for little ones under 6 years old, Kiztopia Prestige at New Bahru has everything our kiddos could wish for. Trampolines? Check. Ball and Sandpits? Check. Slides? Check, check, check! This is the place to go to burn off some energy, and also sneak in a little education. The enrichment classes here cover everything from baking to craft to science, and there’s also a sweet book nook and role play areas to get those imaginations going!
How much: From $32 for single admissions (one hour, one child + one adult)
Opening hours: Sunday – Thursday 10am to 8pm, Friday – Saturday 10am to 9pm
Kiztopia Prestige, 58 Kim Yam Road, #04-01, Singapore 239359
13. Skypark by Kiztopia
SkyPark is the latest indoor play park by Kiztopia, taking over a corner of Level 4 at Orchard Cineleisure. We love the sporty concepts, including rock climbing and adrenaline boosting suspension play, with tasks set to inspire even the hardest to please tween. We can’t wait to check out the multi-level challenges – get ready for a little family competition! There’s lots for the littlies too, with are vertical gyms, a ball pit, and tricycles!
How much: From $32 for single admissions (one hour, one child + one adult)
Opening hours: Sunday – Thursday 10am to 8pm, Friday – Saturday 10am to 9pm
Skypark by Kiztopia, Orchard Cineleisure, 8 Grange Road, #04-04/05, Singapore 239695
14. Pororo Park Singapore
Pororo Park Singapore at Marina Square has reopened after a short closure for renovations and enhancements to the beloved play gym area. Promising an even more engaging and immersive experience for young adventurers and filled with beloved characters, this themed indoor playground will take young explorers on an adventure to the snowy village of Porong Porong Forest. Tackle the obstacle course, ball pits and slides, ride on mini bikes, play in a dig pit with a giant shark, and visit Pororo’s play house. Our fave is the Pororo Express: a kids-only mini train ride that will have your kiddos begging to go “Again! Again!” Don’t miss a meet and greet with the singing and dancing Pororo (check the website for timings).
How much: From $10, check Pororo Park Singapore’s ticketing site for promos
Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday – Thursday 10am to 8pm, Tuesday 10am to 5pm, Friday – Sunday 10am to 9pm
Pororo Park Singapore, #02-29, Marina Square, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
15. Leon & Friends Play Space
Looking for somewhere the kids can play but worried about them getting overwhelmed? Leon & Friends Play Space is a lovely alternative to the typical indoor playground, with an intimate play area filled with Montessori toys, role playing options and even toy car rides. Founded by mum-and-dad duo Amir Khan (yes, the MMA fighter!) and Cristina Leontyeva and named after their son, Leon & Friends offers quiet playtime to kids age one to 10 years old with drop-off services available.
How much: From $17 (30 mins of play)
Opening hours: Monday 2pm to 8pm, Tuesday – Friday 12pm to 8pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am to 9pm
Leon & Friends Play Space, Marina Square #03-156, Singapore 039594
16. The Joy of Toys
Here’s a different kind of indoor playground if you’re looking for a variety for your little ones. The Joy of Toys is an indoor play centre with an awesome toy selection of “high play value”. Building blocks, puzzles, dollhouses, kitchen sets, railway tracks… kids will be happy to play with them again and again. Toys are rotated monthly so that visitors can look forward to something new to play with on their next visit. The space is divided into three sections: the main space that’s suitable for preschoolers and school-aged children, a toddler space, and a riding room. There’s even a baby care room if you need to change bub’s diapers.
How much: From $19 (30 mins of play)
Opening hours: 10am to 8pm, daily
The Joy of Toys, #03-51, Clarke Quay Central, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, Singapore 059817
17. Amazonia
The Amazonia indoor play centre (all 9000 square feet of it) is one of our favourite go-to indoor family entertainment centres in Singapore. It boasts an eight-metre high slide, a five-level play gym and super-fun zones like the trampoline ball shootout, the play gym and the toddler play area. And there’s a café for the coffee-quaffing parents, too – yippee!
How much: From $28.980 (one adult + one toddler below three years old), from $38.30 (one adult + one child aged three years and above), keep an eye on their special offers and promos page!
Opening hours: Sunday – Friday 9.30am to 7.30pm, Saturday 9.30am to 9pm
Amazonia, #03-113, Great World, 1 Kim Seng Promenade, Singapore 237994
18. buds by Shangri-La
If you’re in the mood for a staycation, why not splurge a bit for the kids to have some serious fun at the fully supervised buds by Shangri-La? It’s got a massive ball pit and is filled with climbing structures, bouncy bridges, slides of all sorts and plenty of air cannons. Little ones can get their fair share of fun here, too, in the toddler corner. You’ll find baby-sized swings, slides, a piano floor, interactive wall buttons, and vintage kiddie rides – whee! There’s plenty of fun to be had outside too.
At the wet play area, you’ll find splash pads, water sprays, a massive water bucket, and of course, a giant pirate ship. Did we mention there’s a cafe for you to put your feet up while the little ones tire themselves out? Hurrah! This place gets super busy, so try and head there at off-peak times. Note: buds by Shangri-La is only open to hotel guests and members of Buds at the min.
How much: From $48
Opening hours: Morning play session 9am to 1.30pm, afternoon play session 2pm to 6.30pm
buds by Shangri-La, 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258350
19. Waka Waka at Annex @ Furama
We road-tested Waka Waka in River Valley – and our kids had an absolute BLAST! A fun animal safari theme runs throughout the centre, with a range of cool zones to entertain different ages (our 18-month, five- and seven-year-old kids all refused to leave come home time). Toddler’s favourites included the wave slide (with real water and lights inside), bouncy castle and the life-sized lion and zebra statues. All the kids played happily on the futuristic air mattress with cool changing neon lights. It’s worth paying extra for the obstacle rope course (with harness and helmets) and the timed climbing walls, totem pole and leap of faith for the older, more capable kids. We’ve already scheduled our next visit, and we’re bringing friends!
How much: From $27 (one adult + one child), keep an eye on their special offers and promos page!
Opening hours: Thursday, Friday & Sunday 10am to 6pm, Saturday 10am – 8pm (closed Mon & Wed)
Waka Waka, #05-01, Annex@Furama, 407 Havelock Road, Singapore 169634
20. Future World at the ArtScience Museum (temporarily closed)
With its amazing Future World exhibit, the ArtScience Museum is right up there as one of our fave cool kids’ play areas. Truth: it’s actually a permanent museum exhibition, but it’s a truly spectacular experience for young and old(er). Immerse yourselves in a room with floor-to-ceiling flower blooms, chillax and watch waves roll in, stack oversized illuminated blocks, and enter a ball pit like no other. Get the full scoop on our visit to Future World and get to the ArtScience Museum as quick as your lovely legs will take you.
Future World, ArtScience Museum, 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974
21. Kiztopia Marina Square
Being one of the biggest indoor playgrounds in Singapore, Kiztopia stands to be one of the more popular play centres. Encompassing 18 different play areas, such as ballpits, trampolines and slides, the kids are sure to have a ton of fun! Plus, there’s a ninja warrior play area for your bigger kids to duke it out. Once your kids have had enough, be sure to check out the on-site Kith@Kiztopia cafe for some delish grub.
How much: From $29.80 (one adult + one child)
Opening hours: Sunday – Thursday 10am to 8pm, Friday – Saturday 10am to 9pm
Kiztopia, #01-09, Marina Square, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
22. SuperPark Singapore (temporarily closed)
Originating from Finland, SuperPark Singapore is Singapore’s largest all-in-one indoor activity park that offers great fun for everyone in the family, from babies to adults. Stretching a whopping 40,000 square feet over two levels, this indoor playground in Suntec City Mall has three themed areas offering over 20 activities for all ages. With its roots in Finnish education, the activities are designed to teach children age 12 years and below motor skills – all while improving their social-cognition skills and confidence.
SuperPark Singapore, #02-477 (North Wing), Suntec City, 3 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore 038983
23. Kidodo
If you happen to be in or around City Square Mall and need an indoor playground option, then Kidodo might just fit the bill. It’s great if you’re looking for a quick play option, with one hour costing $12 in the week or $15 on the weekend (which includes both child and adult entry). It’s not as extensive as some but has more than enough to keep the kiddos occupied – think tunnel slide, ball pits, obstacle soft play course, and more!
How much: From $12 (one adult + one child)
Opening hours: Monday – Thursday 11am to 8pm, Friday 11am to 9pm , Saturday – Sunday 10am to 9pm
Kidodo, #02-19A, City Square Mall, 180 Kitchener Road, Singapore 208539
24. The Polliwogs
Polliwogs play centre is awesome and conveniently located at VivoCity. You guessed it – it means we can squeeze in a little retail therapy pre- and post-fun! After all, what’s not to love about a well-equipped kiddy haven with a parent’s coffee lounge complete with internet and CCTV screens? You can watch on from a safe distance (older kiddos of course) while taking some parent time-out. It is serious fun for the kiddos, so everyone’s happy!
How much: From $28.90 (one adult + one child under 12)
Opening hours: Sunday – Thursday 9.30am to 7.30pm, Friday – Saturday 9.30am to 8.30pm
The Polliwogs, #03-12, VivoCity, 1 Harbourfront Walk, Singapore 098585
25. Nekoland
Are the little ones fans of felines? Nekoland is the perfect indoor playground for cat lovers! Get ready to dive into ball pits, bounce around on trampolines, and explore the elevated tree house. Hop over to the cat interaction zone for some fun playtime with kitties – just make sure the kids don’t get too rough with them!. After all the fun, recharge at Taro’s Cafe for some yummy bites to end of a wonderful day of play.
How much: Playground from $25 (one adult + one child), cat interactions $12 (three years old and above), keep an eye on their special offers and promos page!
Opening hours: 10am to 8pm, daily
Nekoland, Clarke Quay Central, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, 04-63, Singapore 059817
26. Pirate Land
Another great one to have on your list if you’re visiting Orchard Road: Pirate Land has something for everyone with a toy brick street, supermarket and kitchen area, bouncing house, trampolines, ocean animal projection drawing, plastic ball pond, and we could go on! If you visited Pirate Land a while ago (pre-Covid), you might not recognise this spot as it’s been overhauled and looks fab!
How much: From $11.90 (one child + one adult), free for babies below one year old
Opening hours: Monday – Friday 10.30am-8pm, Saturday – Sunday 10.30am – 9pm
Pirate Land, #04-08/09/10/11, The Centrepoint, 176 Orchard Road, Singapore 238843; and Eastpoint Mall, 3 Simei Street 6, #04-12/13/14
27. Kidzyway
Located at Roberston Quay, you might miss this new soft play option if you’re not looking for it. And miss out you would, because it ticks all the boxes for a perfect play spot for the kids. It’s not massive but has all the soft play essentials like ball pits, hinoki sandpit, plus a mini obstacle course and slide selection. It’s a good one for the younger kids of the house, and the location gets a big thumbs up from us!
How much: From $22 (one child + one adult)
Opening hours: 9am to 9pm, daily
Kidzyway, #02-17, Robertson Walk, 11 Unity Street, Singapore 237995
28. Hip Kids Play
Thought kid-focussed mall, Forum The Shopping Mall, couldn’t get any more kid-friendly? Wrong! Check out the Hip Kids playground on level 2. If the kids need persuading to hit the shops, this is a great find. Even better, it’s an incredible value with a fee of $25 chargeable for a one-year membership or a one-time per entry fee of $5. Sure, it might not be as all-singing, all-dancing as some other indoor playground options, but we think it’s pretty awesome based on price and location. Be sure to check timings in advance; you can even pre-book your slot to be sure of a spot!
How much: $5 per child (ages seven and below; and below the height of 120cm)
Opening hours: Monday – Friday 11.30am – 1.30pm & 3pm to 6pm, Saturday – Sunday 10.30am to 6pm
Hip Kids Play, Level 2, Forum The Shopping Mall, 583 Orchard Road, Singapore 238884
29. Little Bear’s House
If you’re looking for fun near Serangoon, then look no further than Little Bear’s House! This super-cute play space has a whole host of engaging toys to keep the kids busy. There’s a lot of thought gone into the toys here, too, with the emphasis on toys that develop spatial awareness while teaching littlies about colours, shapes and basic counting. Toys are interactive and perfect for pretend play (we love the shop area!). It’s also super convenient for feeding little ones with a guest pantry, baby high chairs, and a nursing room.
How much: From $25 per child (must be older than nine months)
Opening hours: Monday – Friday 10am to 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 9am to 7pm
Little Bear’s House, 21 Lichfield Road, Serangoon Garden Way, Singapore 556841
30. Whoose Party! Indoor Playground
The pastel colours make Whoose Party! Indoor Playground a cute spot for play or even to host the next birthday party for the little ones! They’ll love zipping around on the mini go-karts or sliding down the 6.25m slide right into a ball pit! Aside from all the fun activities, they’ve also got you covered when it comes to setting up a memorable party – choose from one of their themes like Frozen, Avengers, Pokémon, and more.
How much: From $15 (one child + one adult)
Opening hours: Monday – Thursday 10.30am to 8pm, Friday – Sunday 10.30am to 8.30pm
Whoose Party! Indoor Playground, #02-09, Grantral Mall, 601 MacPherson Road, Singapore 368242
31. X-scap8
What can you expect from a visit to X-scap8, Singapore’s first all-in-one funground? There are five specially curated zones to explore. Hungry? Head to the ‘Eat-Play-Laugh’ Resto Bar, serving up tasty burgers and drinks. Take a seat near the window for views of the Singapore skyline and Orchard Road. The centrepiece of X-Scap8 is the three-storey-high ‘Infinity and Beyond’ ropes adventure course that is not for the faint-hearted!
There’s also a Smash Lab, an X-Warrior Challenge with ladders and timers so you can compete against your friends (with a cheeky fun slide to finish!) We love the Arcade Zone with shoot-em-up and joystick games, motorcycle racers and claw machines. There’s even a very cool golf simulator. Best for kids taller than 1.2 metres, entry is free but activities are chargeable. See our review for all the deets!
How much: From $29
Opening hours: Monday – Thursday 11.30am to 9.30pm, Friday 11.30am to 10pm, Saturday 11am to 10pm, Sunday 11am to 9.30pm
X-scap8, #07-02, Orchard Central, 181 Orchard Road, Singapore, 238896
32. Airzone
Airzone might be the most unique of all the indoor playground options out there in Singapore. Needless to say, it’s also a world first – suspended in the air in the middle of City Square Mall. It’s certainly hard to miss! The bouncy nets span levels 2 to 6 of the mall atrium, with slides connecting the levels – definitely have a head for heights for this one!
How much: From $27.90
Opening hours: First session at 10.10am, last session at 7.30pm (off-peak) or 8.40pm (peak)
Airzone, #02-K4/K10, City Square Mall, 180 Kitchener Road, Singapore 208539
33. Let’s Play: Roarr! Dinosaur Adventure Park (temporarily closed)
Let’s Play is a sprawling indoor play space in Marina Square that changes its theme every three months – you may remember it as home to Baby Shark’s Playhouse, World of Nickelodeon and Mattel Playhouse in the past! This time, it’s being transformed into Roar!! Dinosaur Adventure Park. And it’s no secret we love hunting for dinosaurs in Singapore! Meet Dinosaurs in real life as you walk into an awesome world that draws you back to the sights and sounds of the Jurassic age with life-size, full-scale, animatronic dinosaurs. Kids will love the ride-on adventure cars and dinosaur rides, a ball pit, inflatables and arcade games.
ROAR! Dinosaur Park 2.0, Let’s Play Marina Square, closed since 30 June 2024 for change of theme – watch this space for updates!
34. NERF Action Xperience (permanently closed)
Got NERF fans at home? NERF Action Xperience lets kids scale new heights through a series of physical challenges like ‘The Summit’ rope course, ‘The Glacier’ super slide, or dodge ‘The Volcano’ at the obstacle course. You can also compete in games, take on sensor challenges, and even use your NERF to create art! They have moved to North America as of December 2023.
NERF Action Xperience, #01-208, Marina Square, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
35. Petite Tayo (permanently closed)
After some Tayo fun?! Hop on down to the Petite Tayo Kids Club. This one is ideal for little kids (one to six years), with four play spaces featuring different sensory and pretend-play stations, including a road circuit, petrol kiosk, playground in the park, climbing wall and even Tayo’s Garage! What’s more, the added bonus here is that the space doubles up as a workspace for mums and dads. So you can grab yourself a Petite Tayo KidsClub’s working pod while the kids play under the care of Petite Tayo KidsClub’s very own PlayGuide – win-win!
Petite Tayo, #01-06/07, Kallang Wave @ The Singapore Sports Hub, 1 Stadium Place, Singapore 397628
Indoor playgrounds in Singapore: East
36. Jolly Jungle
If you live near Tampines, then you’ve got a great play option in the form of the recently opened Jolly Jungle (previously Playtopia), which is in a library! Located within Our Tampines Hub, the entrance is via the library (so you can kill two birds with one stone and do a library date, too!). It’s got ball pits, tunnel slides, loads of obstacles for the kids to tackle, plus a smaller area for the littlies. It’s not as large as some of the big names, but it’s a great option to have on the list if you’re in this part of Singapore!
How much: From $13 (one child + one adult)
Opening hours: 10am to 9pm daily, 10am to 5pm on eves of public holidays, closed on public holidays
Jolly Jungle, #03-02, Tampines Regional Library, Our Tampines Hub, 1 Tampines Walk, Singapore 528523
37. Wan To Play Katong & Pasir Ris
Another indoor playground has made its presence in Singapore, and we’re excited! Wan To Play is a forest-themed indoor playground that’ll sure to keep the little ones occupied. There are climbing walls that lead to ball pits and foam building blocks that you can stack up and tear down. Take a breather by sitting down at the activity corner and engaging in fun DIY projects such as sand painting. Keep your eyes peeled for their new play area Sky Castle at Pasir Ris Mall, which will be opening soon!
How much: From $18 (one child + one adult)
Opening hours: 9am to 9pm, daily
Wan To Play, #04-03/04, i12 Katong, 112 East Coast Road, Singapore 428802; and Pasir Ris Mall, 7 Pasir Ris Central #02-58, Singapore 519612
38. Better Play
Who better to found an indoor play centre for children than parents of young children? Located above Little Farms (AKA one of our fave supermarkets), Better Play is a Montessori-inspired space where kids and their caregivers can play, relax, and explore together. There are two spaces filled with myriad high-quality toys for children aged six months to six years. There are classes held here too, including music for babies and sensory storytelling for toddlers.
How much: From $25 (one child + one adult)
Opening hours: 9.30am to 6pm, daily
Better Play, #02-12, Katong Point, 451 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427664
39. Småland by IKEA
What is an indoor playground list without Ikea?! This play centre has a magical forest theme, where kids can jump, climb, and play around the enchanted area. They can also explore the new hopscotch area and generally have fun with the Bygglek range. If the littles need a breather, there’s an area where they can sit to watch a movie, read a book, or engage in colouring activities.
How much: Free! (age between four to 10 years old and height between 100cm to 130cm)
Opening hours: 10am to 8pm, daily
Småland, IKEA Tampines, 60 Tampines North Drive 2, Singapore 528764; and IKEA Alexandra, 317 Alexandra Rd, Singapore 159965
40. The Artground at Goodman Arts Centre: Recently reopened with a new theme!
As well as running a series of fantastic weekend art programmes, The Artground indoor playground provides an interactive art space for the kids to explore. This affordable indoor playground os suitable for babies and kids up to 9 years old, and we also love that it’s an accessible space for all. The theme changes throughout the year, so it’s never boring. The current theme is Lost Islands, created in collaboration with Indonesian artist Rahmi Pertama, whose specialty is in illustrations and shadow puppetry. Check out our sneak peek and read the full review to find out more about the top highlights of this space!
Word of warning, though – this place is hugely popular, so make sure you book in advance!
How much: $5 per pax (adult or child) on weekdays; $8 per child and $5 per adult on weekends and public holidays
Opening hours: 9.15am to 10.30am, 10.45am to 12pm, 1.45pm to 3pm, 3.15pm to 4.30pm, 4.45pm to 6pm, daily
The Artground, #01-40, Block J, Goodman Arts Centre, 90 Goodman Road, Singapore 439053
41. The Tiara Society
Are the little ones all about princesses? Then there’s only one place that’s going to cut it when it comes to indoor playgrounds, and that’s The Tiara Society. Based on Once Upon a Time Fairytale theme, the kids will make a beeline for the wardrobe chamber containing every costume under the sun for the dress-up of dreams! Then, hot foot it over to the wall of dollhouses before visiting the Ice Palace (hi, Elsa!) and catching a ride in a princess carriage. Don’t worry if your kid isn’t on board with the princess theme; there’s also a knight’s fort to explore! We’ll see you there!
How much: Member prices $35 per child and $6 per adult, non-member prices $45 per child and $12 per adult
Opening hours: Monday & Wednesday – Friday 10am to 6pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am to 7pm (closed on Tuesday)
The Tiara Society, #02-02, Coastal Playgrove, 902 East Coast Park, Singapore 449874
42. Tayo Station
Tayo the Little Bus and friends have pulled up at Downtown East to make its first ever stop in Southeast Asia. Based on the popular South Korean show, this indoor play centre has plenty of areas for kids to play and learn, including a child-sized street scene for the tots to zip and zoom around in and, most importantly, learn all about road safety. Pop over to Poco’s Hinoki Play for sensory play featuring aromatic wood cubes imported from South Korea. Or let the kids tire themselves out on the three-storey kids’ play structure, Gani’s Playground, which features two massive slides.
How much: from $27.90 (one child + one adult), keep an eye on their special offers and promos page!
Opening hours: Monday & Wednesday – Friday 10am to 6pm, Saturday – Sundat 10am to 7pm (closed on Tuesday)
Tayo Station, #03-112, Market Square @ Downtown East, E!Hub, 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599
43. Kaboodle
Ever since our junior reporters (aged four and six) spent the morning at Kaboodle (read our full review of Kaboodle here), they’ve been begging to go back. The ‘Imagination Playground’ of oversized blue foam blocks, noodles and balls shipped in from New York are designed to inspire kids to build the castle/race car/fort of their dreams. And they’re positively encouraged to enjoy smashing it all down too! It’s fun learning at its best. There’s even a cafe for parents and dedicated sensory craft lessons, so check it out!
How much: Nine to 35 months $15, three to 15 years $20, adults (above 16 years) $10 (includes a drink)
Opening hours: Monday 9.30am to 1pm, Wednesday – Sunday 9.30am to 5.30pm (closed Tuesday)
Kaboodle, #02-06, Katong Square, 88 East Coast Road, Singapore 423371
44. Canopy Park at Jewel Changi Airport
Perhaps not a traditional indoor playground in the soft play setting sense, but we couldn’t write a list of indoor play spots and miss out on the epic Canopy Park! From hedge mazes to discovery slides, foggy bowls, and sky nets. There’s a whole heap of fun going on here!
How much: From $6 per pax
Opening hours: Monday – Thursday 10am to 9pm, Friday – Sunday 10am to 10pm
Canopy Park, Level 5, Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
45. Action Motion and Aqua Adventure at HomeTeamsNS Bedok
Whether you’re after indoor playground fun with ninja courses, ball pits and rockclimbing or a water play adventure with Singapore’s largest slide, then HomeTeams NS Bedok Reservoir is the place to go! With exciting zones that are sure to get your adrenalin pumping, this is a great place to take active older kiddos who need to burn off some energy.
How much:
Action Motion: from $25 per pax
Aqua Adventure: from $25 per pax
Opening hours:
Action Motion: Tuesday – Friday 12pm to 2.30pm, 3pm to 5.30pm, 6pm to 8.30pm, Saturday – Sunday 9am to 11.30am, 12pm to 2.30pm, 3pm to 5.30pm, 6pm to 8.30pm (closed on Monday)
Aqua Adventure: Tuesday – Friday 10am to 2.30pm, 3pm to 7.30pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am to 7.30pm (closed on Monday)
HomeTeamsNS Bedok Reservoir, 900 Bedok North Road, Singapore, 479994
46. Kidztropic
There’s a new soft play indoor playground in town! The team call it a “cosy indoor family edutainment centre”, and Kidztropic’s indoor playgrounds in The Poiz Centre in Serangoon and Havelock Road are fun meeting spots for both parents and kids. Activities are both fun and educational, inspiring kids to develop teamwork and confidence. The indoor playground area has loads of slides, a ball pit, trampolines, climbing walls, pretend play and an area with sensory toys. All of this to fuel your kid’s imagination and creativity through child-initiated play. Check out our honest review of Kidztropic Cove here!
How much: From $25 (one child + one adult)
Opening hours: Tuesday – Friday 2pm to 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am to 8pm (closed on Monday)
Kidztropic, 51 Upper Serangoon Road, #03-12/13 Poiz Centre, Singapore 347697; and 407 Havelock Road, #05-02, Singapore 169634, Annex @ Furama Riverfront (L5)
47. Merry Haus
Merry Haus is part cafe, part indoor playground. Although the indoor play area is small, there’s plenty to keep the kids entertained while you enjoy the delights over in the cafe. There’s a ball pit, hinoki pit, dress up, as well as art activities for little ones to enjoy. Although when they see you tucking into the delish waffles and ice cream on the menu, you might struggle to keep them away!
How much: From $12 per child
Opening hours: Monday – Friday 12pm to 9pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am to 8pm
Merry Haus, #01-34/35, Oasis Terraces, 681 Punggol Drive, Singapore 820681
48. My Little Climbing Room
For little kids who want to scale to new heights but are just a head too small for the big kid climbing gyms – My Little Climbing Room is the indoor play centre for them. Don’t be fooled by its size! Fitted with kid-sized harnesses and 4m high climbing walls, rope swings and balancing toys, this is just the place for budding acrobats to practise their balance and coordination.
How much: From $33 per child (three – 10 years old)
Opening hours: Monday – Friday 2.30pm to 7.15pm, Saturday – Sunday 9.15am to 7.15pm
My Little Climbing Room, #B1-101, Promenade@Pelikat, 183 Jalan Pelikat, Singapore 537643
49. Play! by KinderPlay (permanently closed)
If you happen to find yourself at Changi Airport and need a place for the kids to run off some excess energy, then this Cartoon Network-themed playground is your spot. Aimed at the younger kidlets, it has a soft-fall floor and padded equipment to give you peace of mind. Our junior reporter loved the cage with giant floating balloons and the multi-coloured décor. It’s open daily until 11pm if you have night owls!
KinderPlay, #B2-14/15/16/17, Changi Airport Terminal 3, 65 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819663
Indoor playgrounds in Singapore: South
50. KidZania Singapore
KidZania is a really cool role-playing indoor playground concept that lets kids explore and try their hand at various real-life jobs! KidZania Singapore has recently reopened in Sentosa with new brands and new experiences – including jobs like being a pilot, a radio DJ, firefighter or police officer, doctor, supermodel or sports star. The pricing system for admission is dynamic, and varies according to age group. Babies under one year old enter for free, and prices start at $41. Adults also need to pay for entry, as there is no included adult with a child price. Book online to check the pricing for the day of your visit. Read our full review before you go!
How much: From $41
Opening hours: 10am to 6pm, daily
KidZania Singapore, 31 Beach View Road, #01-01/02 Sentosa Island, Singapore 098008
Indoor playgrounds in Singapore: Multiple locations
51. Smigy Playground: Forum The Shopping Mall, PLQ Mall, Tiong Bahru Plaza, and United Square
We love Smigy! You can easily spend a couple of hours with your toddler sliding, playing in the ball pits, pretend shopping at the mini supermarket and dressing up the dollies in the doll hair salon. Our HoneyKids junior reporters, aged two and four years, respectively, love the ball pit with the interactive screen and driving the cars all around Smigy. They can also climb the play structures or dig away in the Hinoki pit. The locations are really easy to get to, with public transport on the doorstep and loads of convenient shops where you can pick up your groceries as well! Did you know there’s a new outlet in Orchard? Check out their new indoor playground at Forum The Shopping Mall.
How much: From $23 (one child + one adult)
Opening hours: Monday – Thursday 10am to 8pm, Friday – Sunday 10am to 9pm
Smigy Playground, outlets in Forum The Shopping Mall, PLQ Mall, Tiong Bahru Plaza, and United Square
52. Kiztopia Club: Jurong Point, Punggol, and Jewel
As well as the fabulous Kiztopia, there are also smaller Kiztopia Clubs that are also well worth the visit! There’s outer space-themed fun at Jurong Point or safari-themed adventures at Waterway Point in Punggol to explore, plus the brand new Kiztopia Club @ Jewel located within Toys ‘R’ Us! It’s Kiztopia’s first aviation-themed indoor playground, with a colossal funnel slide, ocean ball pit, obstacle courses and lots of plane-themed fun for kids!
How much: From $24.80 (one child + one adult)
Opening hours:
Kidztopia Jurong Point: Monday – Thursday 10am to 8.30pm, Friday – Sunday 10am to 9pm
Kidztopia Punggol: Monday – Thursday 10am to 8pm, Friday – Sunday 10am to 9pm
Kidztopia Jewel: Monday – Thursday 10am to 8pm, Friday – Sunday 10am to 9pm
Kiztopia Club Jurong Point, #03-18/19, Jurong Point, 1 Jurong West Central 2, Singapore 648886; and Kiztopia Club Punggol, #01 01/02/03/04, Punggol Town Square, 85 Punggol Central, Singapore 828726; Kiztopia Club @ Jewel, #B1-210, Singapore 819666
53. Kidz Amaze: SAFRA Toa Payoh, SAFRA Jurong and SAFRA Punggol
Kidz Amaze has three ginormous indoor play centres. Each one has been designed by early childhood experts to be not only visually appealing but also developmentally sound. The most exciting of the trio has got to be Splash @ Kidz Amaze SAFRA Punggol – Singapore’s first indoor water playground. Being a public space, it’s actually quite affordable, and because it’s indoor, you can play for hours in the ‘Enchanted Deep Sea’ – rain, hail or shine! With multiple play decks, a themed splash pad and no less than FIVE water slides, it’s got something for every 18-month to 13-year-old water-lover. They run water-themed kids’ birthday parties too!
How much: from $10.10 (one child below 14 years old + one adult)
Opening hours: Monday – Friday 1pm to 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am to 9pm
Kidz Amaze SAFRA, locations in Toa Payoh, Jurong, and Punggol
54. Sunshine Childhood Playland: Northpoint City, Seletar Mall, Buangkok Square Mall, and HarbourFront Centre
Here’s another indoor play centre within a shopping mall that you should check out with the kiddos. There’s a little bit of everything that’ll keep your little people occupied at Sunshine Childhood Playland. Explore the pretend play cubby houses, where kids can roleplay in the supermarket, a doctor’s clinic, and the kitchen, a perennial favourite. There’s also the ball pit and toddler-friendly climbing frame. Our favourite has to be the sensory play space – we could stay in there the whole day!
How much: From $12 per hour
Opening hours: Monday – Thursday 11am to 8pm, Friday – Sunday 11am to 9pm
Sunshine Childhood Playland, locations in Northpoint City, Seletar Mall, Buangkok Square Mall, and HarbourFront Centre
55. Jumptopia: Bouncy castle pop-ups
The clever folk at Kiztopia have another super fun concept that the kids will go crazy for – Jumptopia! This pop-up play space is a bouncy castle fan’s dream hangout. Think larger-than-life bouncy play structures, complete with slides, ball pits, and your favourite Kiztopia characters!
Locations vary, keep an eye out for the next pop-up!
56. Trampoline parks: BOUNCE & AMPED Trampoline Park
Possibly the quickest, funnest (and sweatiest) way to tucker out your terrors is at a trampoline park. Kids go crazy for interconnected trampolines, dodge ball court and parkour walls. There’s also slam dunk rings, slacklines, tumble tracks and rock climbing walls. We’ve personally tried, tested and reviewed all of the great trampoline parks in Singapore. Our top picks? BOUNCE Singapore at Cathay Cineleisure is an absolute magnet for teens. AMPED is another great one to check out for endless bouncing fun.
How much:
BOUNCE Singapore: from $19 per pax
AMPED Trampoline Park: from $19 per pax (tickets for three years old and below come with one adult)
Opening hours:
BOUNCE Singapore: Mon – Thursday 11am to 8pm, Friday – Sunday 11am to 9pm
AMPED Trampoline Park: 10am to 7pm, daily
BOUNCE Singapore, #09-01, Cathay Cineleisure, 8 Grange Road, Singapore 239695
AMPED Trampoline Park, 10 Raeburn Park, Block C, #02-33, Singapore 008702
57. Timezone, various locations
Timezone is a go-to rainy weather play space for older kiddos to play games, shoot some hoops, go bowling, and generally socialise. We love the giant 22,000 sq ft Timezone above ION Orchard MRT, with its bumper cars and awesome prizes.
Timezone, various locations across Singapore
58. Zoomoov, various locations
It’s a giant dig pit with slides! Zoomoov can be found in various locations around Singapore. This is a happy place for bonding activities between parents and children. Best for kiddos aged 1-12. Focused on the concept of ‘M.O.O.V’ – Motor Skills, Observation Skills (listening and visual) and Verbal communication skills. There are eight fun character electronic scooter rides to zoom around on within the mall!
Zoomoov, various locations: Ang Mo Kio Hub – Level 3. Changi City Point – Level 2. City Square Mall – Level B2. Jewel Changi Airport – Level 4. VivoCity – Level 2. Kallang Wave – Level 1. Jurong Point – Level 2. United Square – Level 1. West Coast Plaza – Level B1. Westgate – Level 4. Pasir Ris Mall – Level 2
Looking for more indoor play centres in Singapore? Check out these trampoline parks, and these soft play areas for babies!