Indoor soft playgrounds and spaces can be a savior for stress parents and hyperactive kids. They usually comes with play structures designed to be safe and fun and is a good place to go for play-dates or just on your own, especially when it is raining or way too hot to be outdoors.
Indoor Playgrounds
The children get to expand their energy, play and practice their motor and social skills while parents get some rest.
Check out this list of indoor playgrounds around Singapore:
CENTRAL/SOUTH
Amazonia (Great World City)
With a jungle theme play gym, mini glow-in-the dark golf area and a space ball theme shoot out area, this indoor play centre sounds like loads of fun. There is an indoor Bistrol so parents can relax while their kids play. The price is on the high side at $30 for two hours but check out this video from Today for the amount of fun your little people will be having…
Where: Great World City, 1 Kim Seng Promenade 03-08. www.amazoniafun.com
AtlantisCity@Delta (Delta Sports Complex)
This is quite a small set up but it is generally not too crowded and the kids love it all the same. The price is hard to beat at $3.30 an hour if you get their play card.
Indoor Playgrounds
There is ice cream, snacks and drinks available and a sitting area for parents.
[more about Atlantis City...]
Where: Delta Sports Complex, 900 Tiong Bahru Road (Entrance via Alexandra Rd)
Fidgets (Turf City)
Big with three huge structures challenging enough for the adventurous kids and areas designated for toddlers and babies under 2 years old. With a build in cafe and unlimited play for just $15, it is where parents can chill out and finally get to read a book and catch up with friends while the kids play. Bring your socks. They are really strict about that here. Admission is for kids up to 10 years old. Free for parents and kids under 1 year old. $1 dollar of your entrance fee will be donated to registered children charities in Singapore.
[more about Fidgets...]
Where: 200 Turf Club Road #04-05 Turf city S 287994 (Near Giant)
Go-Go Bambini (Dempsey)
Probably one of the first soft structures indoor playgrounds, the Dempsey Go-Go Bambini comes surrounded with nice eating places, its own cafe, organize classes and workshops and have a nail spa for mums. Admission is for kids up to 11 years old. Free for parents and kids under 1 year old.
Where: Blk 8 Dempsey Road #01-15 Dempsey Hill, Singapore 247696, www.gogobambini.com
Hokey Pokey
This playground aims to be a fun haven for kids, where they can play safely, explore freely and develop their sensory motor skills in the midst of having lots of fun.
Hokey Pokey.
It comprise of a Pretend Play section, a Discovery Corner, an Interactive Play area and a Music Corner. Cost on weekend is S$25 for 1st 2 hours, S$8 for additional hour.
[more about Hokey Pokey...]
Where: 3 Temasek Boulevard #03-027E/F Suntec City Mall Singapore 038983
Jumperzillas (Marina Bay Sands)
This new play-scape combines play, art and craft, XBOX 360 and Playstation PS3. Adult gets complimentary coffee with access to free Wifi and iPads. Cost on weekend is S$22 for 1st 2 hours, S$9 for additional hour. Alternatively, a play and craft package cost S$38 for 1st 4 hours.
Where: B1-57 The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, No 2 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018972.
www.jumperzillas.com
Royce Kids Gym
This place is conveniently located at Liang Court. The pictures published from its website looks promising. For an annual membership fee of $50 per year, you pay $12 bucks for an hour play. Non members pay $30 for a one time trial.
Where: 177 River Valley Road #02-20/21 Liang Court Shopping Centre S179030, www.roycekidsgym.com
SingKids® PlaySystem
This place using a made in Japan play system is conveniently located at Vivo City. The pictures published from its website shows beautiful pastel swings, merry go round ball pools and slides. $18 for an hour of play and $10/hr there after during peak periods.
Where: Vivo City level 1 unit #01-171~174, www.singkids.com.sg
Space Zone Play Gym
This new addition to the Singapore indoor playground scene is right opposite Ikea Alexandra and cost just $10 for unlimited play. Structure looks interesting with a slide, ball pool and ample climbing opportunities.
Where: 370 Alexandra Road #B1-35 Anchorpoint S159953
EAST
eXplorerkid (Downtown East )
This place is huge with loads of activities and lots of eateries nearby. Members pay $11 while non members price is $22 during peak hours. Have yet to check it out but seems this is the biggest in Singapore to date. Can’t wait to check it out. Membership is for kids up to 12 years old.
Where: 3rd Level, E!hub @Downtown East 1 Pasir Ris Close Singapore 519599, www.explorerkid.com
Peek-A-Boo (Kallang Leisure Park)
$12 per entry for kids older than 2 year old. Smaller than the other east side playgrounds, this is still good as you get to combine shopping and playing in one trip. There is also a cafe and free wireless surfing so bring your lap top and er… work(?) while your kids play.
Where : Leisure Park Kallang (next to Indoor Stadium) 5, Stadium Walk, #02-12/13, www.peekaboo.com.sg
Frisk ‘n’ Romp Kids Playclub (No longer in operation)
Standard rates is $18 for 2 hours on the week ends or for the whole day on weekdays. They do have promotion from time to time and rates goes as low as $10 when you get a play card.
w: www.frisknromp.com
Polliwogs (East Coast)
This play area have both an outdoor and indoor areas. Structures are interesting and wide enough for the parent to go catch the child when they refuse to end their play session. There is a ball volcano that is really fun. For the parents, there is a very comfortable sitting area and free flow of coffee and tea. Bring coins. Your kids will want the snacks from their vending machine when they are taking a break from playing. $18 for 90 mins on weekends.
Where : #01-02 1020 East Coast Parkway, 449878, www.thepolliwogs.com
SingKids® PlaySystem
The SingKids® PlaySystem in the east has a bigger space . Prices are the same as the Vivo City outlet at $18 for an hour of play and $10/hr there after during peak periods.
Where: Changi Airport Terminal 3 B2 Mall unit #14,15,16 and 26, www.singkids.com.sg
The Bubs’ Hub ( East Coast Parkway)
This kids’ play area with an ‘Under the Sea’ theme has a indoor soft play area, outdoor car/animal rides and birthday ‘Play ‘n’ Dine’ party offerings. $15 per entry for kids less than 10 years old. Free for accompanying adults and babies less than 6 months old. Outdoor car rides are $5 /5 mins ride. The Birthday ‘Play ‘n’ Dine’ Party packages include an hour of play and an hour of dining experience at Brussels Sprouts, a kids-friendly restaurant offering exciting & healthy menu.
Where: Playground@Big Splash, 902 East Coast Parkway, Block C #01-24 S 449874. (Behind KFC), www.thebubshub.com.sg
The Petite Park
This indoor play space and party facility is designed to provide children under 7 years old an imaginative, challenging, and fun yet safe environment to play and explore. An active play space with slides, ball pool and merry-go-round style swings and a pretend play space with multiple stations such as train tracks, kitchen toys and food stalls. $18 for 2 hours of play on public holidays and weekends.
Where : Changi City Point, 5 Changi Business Park Central 1, #02-15/16, 486038,
www.petitepark.com.sg
WEST
Happy Willow
Finally, a new indoor play ground in the West! This indoor playground is targeted at kids 9 months to 9 years old and seems to have nice play structures and even a reading corner. Comes with a lounge that serve up cake and beverages. $18 for 2 hours of play on public holidays and weekends for kids 2 years old and above.
Where : 1 Fusionopolis Way, Fusionopolis, #B1-06, Singapore 138632 (Directly Above One-north MRT) | www.happywillow.com.sg
Kidz Amaze (Jurong Safra)
It is new and big and full of challenging and fun stuff especially for older kids. At 3 storey high it is easy to spend at least half a day in this vertical playground.
Kidz Amaze.
Usual price is $15 for non members. Kidz Amaze membership are for age from 3yrs to 18 yrs. The club is close from time to time for private events so check the Safra Jurong Club house site for announcement first
[more about Kidz Amaze...]
Where: 333 Boon Lay Way SAFRA Jurong
NORTH
Bouncing Kids
$12 dollars for two hours or $9 for unlimited play if you become a member at $10.The place is quite conveniently located near the bus interchange. Parents get enjoy food, wireless high-speed Internet in the cafe and working out in the gym within the premise. Open Mon-Thur 10am to 9pm and Fri-sun 10am to 10pm.
Where: #01-K2 Blk 206 Hougang Street 21 Singapore 530206, www.bouncingkids.com.sg
eXplorerkid (AMK Hub)
Rates and membership is the same as the Downtown east branch. For the AMK branch Ball’O'City is included in the play rates.
Where: #04-02 AMK Hub, 53 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3, Singapore, Singapore, www.explorerkid.com
Little O’Zone (Orchid Country Club beside the orchid bowl)
$8 dollars an hour for non members. Interesting looking structures with facilities for toddlers. For kids 18 months to 12 years. Open Mon-Thur 10am to 8pm and Fri-sun 10am to 10pm.
Where: #02-36 Social Clubhouse, Orchid Country Club 1 Orchid Club Road
Little O’zone on Facebook
*Note: Pricing information are for reference only. We have selected weekend/public holiday pricing for most of the playgrounds as an indication. Most playgrounds have better rates for weekdays. Please refer to provider’s website for updated information.
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Thanks for pointing it out to us, Nicole.
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