Wheels or blades, ice or land, just grab the kids, strap on your skates, and glide! Here's where to go skating in Singapore, including ice skating rinks, rollerskating and rollerblading spots, and more.
Whether you used to ollie with the best of them or were your town’s Michelle Kwan, skating is definitely a skill worth sharing with the kiddos. Much like a martial art class, skating teaches coordination, balance, builds endurance, and flexibility. Plus, it’s really, really fun — especially in kid-friendly neighbourhoods in Singapore. We’ve got the lowdown on where to take your kids ice skating, skateboarding, rollerblading and rollerskating in Singapore… all kinds of skating, right here in the Little Red Dot!
Ice skating rinks in Singapore
NEW! Ice Penguin, opening March 2026
We’re finally getting another ice skating rink in Singapore! Opened by the same folks behind local farm Nature Kindred, Ice Penguin is set to open in Clarke Quay this March. It promises a dedicated ice skating experience and training ground with structured coaching programmes for ice skating, ice hockey and more. You can also expect some VR features! We’re excited to check it out when it opens. Watch this space!
Where: Clarke Quay
Opening hours: Opens from March 2026, official date TBD
Price: TBD
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Kallang Ice World
As the largest and only skating rink in Singapore, Kallang Ice World is a popular spot for both professional and non-professional skaters. With free support bars for kids and skating courses for anyone and everyone, you’ll be zooming across the ice in no time. Kallang Ice World is also available as a venue to book that extra special birthday party for the kids, and it’s an ideal venue for performances and competitions. If you prefer taking a backseat to the action, there are prime seats in the viewing gallery.
Where: Kallang Ice World, #03-08/09, Leisure Park Kallang, 5 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397693
Opening hours: Daily 9am -9.20pm
Price: From $18 for 2 hours (for aged 5 – 12), $20 for 2 hours (adults). Rental includes skates; bring your own gloves.
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Rollerblading and rollerskating in Singapore
Prefer to stay on solid ground? No problem! There are plenty of skate parks to do crazy tricks at or Singapore’s prettiest parks where you can admire the flowers as you zoom by. Explore Singapore’s greenery in the comfort of your own set of wheels, or hire your gear from skate shops scattered around the island. But first of all, you gotta learn how to skate. Here are some options to consider.
Skateline Skate School Singapore
Skateline offers inline skating lessons for beginners and even private lessons for families and friends. Sign up for its Learn to Skate program, where your little ones (and you) can pick up over 30 skating skills across six levels. Lessons are conducted by certified professionals, so you know you’re getting the best bang for your buck. Don’t miss the inline skating holiday camps for kids, either!
Where: Skateline, Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, 1380 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1, Singapore 569930. Lessons at Pasir Ris and West Coast Park are subject to appointment for private classes.
Opening hours: By appointment
Price: From $35 per person for an introductory class. Includes rental of skates and safety gear.
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EXIS Extreme Inline Sports
Got a free weekend? Pick up inline skating with EXIS Extreme Inline Sports. Learn better techniques for stopping and turning in the company of other skating enthusiasts or just friends and family. Lessons are carried out using the company’s own ramps and rails. Trusted by clients such as Stamford American International School and Decathlon, EXIS is where you should learn with.
Where: EXIS, lessons held at various locations including East Coast Park, Somerset Skate Park, Jurong Lake, One-North Park, Sengkang Riverside Park, and more
Opening hours: Please refer to the website for skate lessons at various locations.
Price: From $50 per person for group lessons. $10 per person for rental of skates and safety gear.
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HiRoller Skate Academy
They may have closed their groovy-licious skating rink, but they’ve expanded the academy to the Northeastern Western parts of the island. This makes HiRoller Skate Academy the largest indoor skating academy in Singapore. With a team of national inline skating athletes and certified instructors, the academy offers training programmes, and even freestyling and floorball, for all ages. So, whether you are just starting out or want to further your training, they’ve got you covered.
Where: HiRoller Skate Academy, locations in Punggol, Kovan and Buona Vista
Opening hours: Please contact them for lesson timings.
Price: From $45 per person for a trial class, bring your own skates.
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Skateboarding and skate parks in Singapore
Whether the kids need space to nail new tricks or learn how to skateboard, there are quite a few skate parks ’round the island to get their Tony Hawks on, including an awesome skateboarding school for kids of all ages.
Somerset Skate Park
Located right across from 313 Somerset, and next to Trifecta, Somerset Skate Park is a haven for both beginner and advanced skateboarders. After a revamp, this well-known skate park now features a new layout, with ramps of varying heights and several funboxes. Psst, the park closes at 10 pm daily and can get very crowded in the afternoon. If you want to pick up basic skateboarding techniques and tricks, SkateDragons offers classes for kids between six and 13 years of age.
Where: Somerset Skate Park, 1 Somerset Road, Singapore 238162
Opening hours: Daily 7am – 10pm
Price: Free
SkatePark @ Lakeside Garden
The latest edition to the Singapore skating scene (and the largest to date!) – SkatePark @ Lakeside Garden, is just shy of a massive 17,000 m2 and features five skate pods, with something for all skating abilities.
Where: SkatePark @ Lakeside Garden, Jurong Lake Gardens, Yuan Ching Rd, Singapore
Opening hours: Tue – Fri 8am – 10pm. Closed every Monday for maintenance and Tuesdays if the preceding Monday is a public holiday
Price: Free
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Por Vida Skate Park
Rainy weather dampening your skating plans? Head to the largest indoor skatepark in Singapore! Por Vida Skating offers both lessons and exciting obstacles like mini ramps, quarterpipes, flat bank, flat bar and rails, manual pad, bench, ledges and a pump track! You’ll find a passionate team of certified skateboard instructors who are serious about having fun while promoting skateboarding positively. So grab your board and roll over to explore the space and meet like-minded skaters! It’s time to take your riding to the next level.
Where: Por Vida Skating, #B1-11, GR.iD Singapore, 1 Selegie Road, Singapore 188306
Opening hours: Mon – Thu 10am – 7pm, Fri – Sun 10am – 8pm
Price: Entry is $18 for 2 hours
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Xtreme SkatePark
Xtreme SkatePark at East Coast Park was built to perfectly blend into that laid-back beach vibe ECP is known for. Plus, it has a combo bowl to pump, sprint, and lift yourself, a vertical bowl that’s 3.6 metres deep (!!), and even a street course for kids (and kidults) to practise their tricks on. Go ahead, channel your inner Tony Hawk here! This skate park is open around the clock, so you can wheel around even at night. Plus, the folks at SkateDragons and Por Vida Skating offer lessons here too!
Where: 1 East Coast Terrace, Singapore 458912 (Behind Carpark F)
Opening hours: Mon- Sat 7.30am – 10pm, open 24-hours on Sun
Price: Free
Sports Hub Skate Park
The Singapore Sports Hub at Kallang really does have everything! And yes, it has its own skate park. Although it isn’t as big as the two we’ve mentioned above, it has rails, a fun-box, and even a mini-quarter pipe. Plus, the road around the stadium makes for great longboarding! If you miss skating the mini ramp at Somerset, this skatepark offers something similar. It’s not too steep, so you can train your pumps while going fakie (or backwards).
Where: Singapore Sports Hub, 14 Stadium Drive, Singapore 397641 (Near Gate 14 of the National Stadium)
Opening hours: Daily 7am – 10pm
Price: Free
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Tampines Skate Park
This modest neighbourhood‘s skate park is perfect for budding skateboarders to get the hang of balancing on the board. They can also catch some air time on spines, as the spine here is smaller and gentler. Seasoned skaters can show off their skills on the flat ramp, grind box, flat rail, and a facing quarter-pipe.
Where: Tampines Avenue 4, Singapore 529538 (next to Tampines MRT station)
Opening hours: Daily 7am – 10pm
Price: Free
Pasir Ris Park Skate Park
This 70-hectare park has something for everyone. From adventure and nature playgrounds for kids to mangroves for nature enthusiasts, and more. Head to Area 3 to practice tricks on rails in a verdant setting. Need to refuel? There’s a beach club and a restaurant there too.
Where: Pasir Ris Park, Area 3, 169 Pasir Ris Rd, Singapore 519145
Opening hours: Open 24 hours
Price: Free
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Ski, surf or snowboard lessons
Trifecta: Skate, Surf and Snowboard
Trifecta by The Ride Side is huge – 49,611sqft to be exact, the size of four Olympic swimming pools. Here, visitors can surf, ski / snowboard and skateboard all in one place no matter the weather. The skate bowl at Trifecta Singapore is free-to-use, without the need for passes! It’s also the world’s first hybrid skate bowl, with over 10 types of skate bowl features, an integrated surfskate wave ramp and the ability to collect rainwater when not in use. It’s also directly connected to the Somerset Skate Park! Check out our Instagram reel for a closer look. Pssst… there’s also an awesome skate shop carrying everything you need.
Where: Trifecta Singapore, 10A Exeter Rd, #01-01, Singapore 239958
Opening hours: Mon – Thu 9am -10pm, Fri 9am -11pm, Sat 8am -11pm & Sun 8am -10pm
Price: From $290 for class packs
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Singapore Ski and Snowboard Academy
Want to get some practice in before you hit the slopes this Winter? Head to the Singapore Ski and Snowboard Academy. The kiddos can sign up for lessons, and it’s also a great workout! With a team of dedicated team of professional instructors, here you will find world-class training and lessons that are safe and hassle-free. It’s a great way to build confidence before hitting the mountain slopes overseas. Best bit: it’s indoors, so you can ski rain or shine!
Where: Singapore Ski and Snowboard Academy, Suntec City and Marina Square
Opening hours: Daily 9am -9pm
Price: From $80 per person per class
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Have fun skating with the kids in Singapore!
