12 Great Indoor Playgrounds In Singapore To Escape The Haze

If you're looking for indoor playgrounds where the kids can have fun while beating the elements, we’ve got you sorted.

In an ideal world, we'd love to take our kids out to the fields or forest, spending an afternoon frolicking in the breeze, stopping to smell the flowers and getting up close with nature while we set up picnic mats...

But let's face it: this is Singapore, where it's a cruel summer all year round - and now, it’s haze season, with the air so thick with smoky particles that it’s making our eyes sting and throats scratchy. Beyond the haze, the weather is often hot and humid enough to unleash the frizziest hair, ruin our makeup and trigger heat rash; the wildlife we are most likely to encounter are bloodsucking mozzies and pesky red ants. Not the best setup for running loose on a given afternoon. And let's not talk about how sudden thundery showers can easily rain on our parade.

We may be just 734.3 sq km, but there are a staggering number of indoor playgrounds in Singapore providing lots of demarcated, entertaining and age-appropriate areas for kids to expend their boundless energy, while sheltering them from the elements. Think ginormous ball pits, mega-long slides, bouncy castles, trampolines, obstacle courses, climbing walls and roleplay zones. The possibilities for play are endless!

Now all that's left to do is to take your pick and mark your calendar. Then, get your non-slip socks and water bottles ready!

Kiztopia Marina Square

Kiztopia’s largest outlet is its flagship Marina Square, and is Singapore’s biggest edutainment playground in a mall. It promises endless fun with 18 different play areas, including role-playing rooms, a ninja warrior course, and even “augmented reality studios”. The kids will also feel the adrenaline rush when whizzing down the two-storey-high slides.

It also has four other outlets ⁠— the aviation-themed Kiztopia Club @ Jewel Changi Airport, the underwater-themed Kiztopia Club @ The Woodleigh Mall, and the safari-themed Kiztopia Club @ Punggol.

Do note that you’ll have to bring grip socks to play or purchase a pair ($3.50) at the venue.

Note: Kiztopia Marina Square will be closing on Mar 28, 2027

When: 10am to 8pm (Sun to Thu). 10am to 9pm (Fri, Sat, eve of and PH)
Where: #01-09, Marina Square,  6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
How much:

Amazonia Singapore

This fully integrated family entertainment centre is where kids and their family can play and eat in a 9,500 sq ft facility. It has also recently undergone a revamp, which includes the unveiling of a new Ice World atmosphere for a fun arctic adventure.

From netted trampolines to a giant 3,500 sq ft play gym and the highest wave slide in Singapore - and dedicated toddler play areas - there’s fun to be had for all.

When: 9.30am to 4.30pm (Mon) to Fri, Sat). 9.30am to 7.30pm (Tue to Fri). 9.30am to 8.30pm (Sat & Sun)
Where: #03-113, Great World, 1 Kim Seng Promenade, Singapore 237994
How much: $28.80 per toddler (under three years old) and $38.90 per child, with one adult per booking.

Buds by Shangri-La Singapore

Shangri-La Hotel Singapore’s interactive play space Buds spans a total of 1,872 sq m, with a 572 sq m indoor area, and a 1,300 sqm outdoor space.

Explorer Zone, its indoor play space for kids aged four and up, has specially curated installations to suit five themed areas: Fire Mountain, Waterfall, Underwater, Space and Mesh Cave. Babies and toddlers aren’t left out – there’s a dedicated play area for the little ones.

Children below the age of four will have to be accompanied by an adult.

When: 9am to 1.30pm and 2pm to 6.30pm, daily.
Where: Shangri-La Singapore, 22 Orange Grove Rd, Singapore 258350
How much:
Hotel and service apartment guests: $45 per child for 3 hours
Public admission:
$62 nett per child for 3-hour play time at Buds by Shangri-La and Splash (Non-Peak Rate)
$83 nett per child for 3-hour play time at Buds by Shangri-La and Splash (Peak Rate)
More info: www.shangri-la.com/singapore/shangrila/for-kids/buds-by-shangri-la/

Pororo Park

Before Pinkfong’s Baby Shark characters caught our kids’ imagination, there was Pororo the Little Penguin, who also hails from South Korea. This themed playground opened in 2015 at Marina Square and underwent a facelift before reopening in 2023.

Kickstart the experience by hopping on board the Pororo Express Train. Visit the Pororo House – a replica of Pororo’s House in the cartoon – and have fun at Poby’s Gym, furnished with ball pits and more. If you are tired and looking to replenish your energy, head over to Loopy’s Cafe and enjoy the delicious food their menu has to offer. There’s also the Hinoki Pit, which is essentially a sand play area made of smooth wooden cubes and Rody’s Toy store that the kids can look forward to exploring.

When: 10am to 8pm (Mon to Thu). 10am to 9pm (Fri to Sun, eve of and PH)
Where: #02-29, Marina Square
How much: $38 for two hours and $45 for three hours per child (nine months to 12 years old) with one free adult ticket. $10 per additional adult.
More info: https://pororoparksg.com/

Vroom Town

This mega indoor drive-play city and playground lets young ones have a taste of getting behind the wheel while exploring replicas of Singapore’s iconic landmarks — think the Merlion, Gardens by the Bay, and Changi Airport.

Kids can enjoy a realistic driving experience complete with traffic lights and rules, alongside a sprawling indoor playground. They’ll also love the drive-through feature that adds to the thrill of exploring this unique play city. Plus, one parent (aka you) can take the backseat and enjoy being the passenger princess.

Do note that while self-driving is allowed for those above five years old, younger toddlers will require parental supervision.

When: 10am to 8pm (Mon to Thu, Sun). 10am to 9pm (Fri & Sat)
Where: #01-208 Marina Square, 6 Raffles Blvd, Singapore 039594
Price: $38 for a 1-Hour Vroom Drivers Pass; $49 for a 1-Hour Vroom Learner Pass (for first-timers)
More info: https://vroomtown.com.sg

WonderGround at The Artground

Mums and dads, WonderGround: A Journey Beneath Your Feet is one you’d want to bookmark if you’ve got youngins who love tunnels, hidey-holes and crawling into tiny corners. This brand-new immersive arts space by The Artground at One Holland Village is a sensory adventure made just for young children.

Designed by local artist Aida Sa’ad, WonderGround invites kids to become “burrow buddies” as they wriggle through twisting tunnels, peek into hidden nooks, and discover root networks, underground ecosystems and glittering caverns. It’s especially engaging for toddlers and preschoolers, with tactile and sensory elements that encourage little ones to use their whole bodies to explore.

What makes this space extra lovely is how it blends free play with gentle learning. Through movement, touch and discovery, children start to understand that there’s a whole hidden world beneath the soil – and how everything underground helps life above continue to thrive.

When: Daily
Where: The Artground, 7 Holland Vlg Wy, #01-20, Singapore 275748
How much: $10 per adult, $12 per child (weekends). $8 per pax (weekdays)
More info: www.theartground.com.sg/other/3038013&func=view_programme&id=440#

Kiztopia Prestige

Located at New Bahru in River Valley, Kiztopia Prestige is tailored for toddlers and preschoolers, offering a wide range of role-play rooms, soft play concepts, and curated classes that are run collaboratively by Kiztopia’s in-house team and enrichment providers. Classes range from music, arts, dance, culinary, science and beyond.

The 8,000+ sq ft space packs in all that the young ones are looking for: trampolines, slides, ball pits, swings. The neutral, earthy aesthetic also makes it ideal for hosting events such as birthday parties and play dates. And yes, there’s a Kith cafe (opening soon) located within this outlet, so you can kick back with pastries and coffee while the kids play.

Price: $32 for an hour and $48 for two hours. Each ticket is for a child below 18 years old and an accompanying adult. Book via Klook.

Opening hours: 9am to 7pm (Sun to Thu), 9am to 8pm (Fri – Sat, Eve of PH & PH)

Kiztopia Prestige is at 58 Kim Yam Road, #04-01 New Bahru. Visit its website for more information.

Changi Experience Studio

Canopy Park – with its wonderful mazes, slides and more – may be getting all the attention at Jewel Changi Airport, but you should take your kids to the Changi Experience Studio too.

Located on level four, the airport-themed attraction provides lots of educational fun with immersive shows and interactive games (including ones that simulate airport functions) over 10 zones that occupy about half the size of a football field.

When: 11am to 8pm on (Mon to Fri, last admission at 7pm) and 10am to 8pm (Sun, eve of and PH, last admission at 7pm)
Where: Level 4, Jewel Changi Airport
Prices: If you’re a Singapore resident, it costs $14.80 each for kids (five to 12 years old) and seniors (aged 60 and above); $19.80 each for adults. Families enjoy a bundle rate of $59.80 (for two adults and two kids/seniors).
More info: www.jewelchangiairport.com/en/attractions/ces.html

Yooland Indoor Playground

After a revamp, Yooland at Westgate reopened in Sep 2026 with new attractions. The futuristic indoor playground is nestled on L3 of the mall, with pastel interiors adorned with LED slides and vast play decks. Expect nine zones designed for imaginative play, complete with interactive screens and scanning technology.

One of the new highlights is the go-kart circuit, where mini speed lovers can jump in mini electric karts (don’t worry, it’s a padded circuit with speeds). Kids can also whizz down a Giant Rainbow Slide, climb through nets, and dig in a colourful sand play area with treasures to unearth.

Kidsstop, Science Centre

Most Singaporeans grew up going on excursions to the Science Centre. Now, it’s time to introduce your young ones to this iconic spot. Kidsstop is an interactive learning hub, where kids dive into the wonders of science through engaging exhibits.

There are over 20 hands-on attractions spanning themes like Flight & Space and Four Seasons, so your young explorers can learn through interactive play. Expect to see robot toys and a tinkering lab for children to build and create, as well as a Dino Pit that engages multiple senses as kids dig for dinosaur fossils. The tech toys available also impart basic coding skills.

When: 10am to 1pm and 2pm to 5pm from Tue to Sun. Closed on Mon
Where: 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433
Price: From $10 (peak periods) and $5 (off-peak periods) for children from 18 months to 8 years old who are Singaporeans and PRs. $5 (peak periods) and $2 (off-peak periods) per adult.
More info: www.science.edu.sg/visit-us/kidsstop/about-kidsstop

Wan To Play Baby Shark playground

Baby Shark fans can doo-doo-doo all the way to Singapore’s first Baby Shark-themed indoor playground at West Coast Plaza, bringing little ones into a colourful underwater world filled with active play, sensory fun and pretend-play stations.

Managed by Wan To Play, the playground features a Baby Shark slide and ball pit, where kids can dive, climb and zoom down the slides surrounded by cheerful character decorations. There’s also a jungle gym and trampoline area for children who need to burn off energy while working on balance, coordination and agility.

Kids can also explore the Baby Shark sand pit, build at the block table, or head to the role-play area to dress up as princesses, firemen or policemen for the day.

When: 9am to 9pm, daily
Where: West Coast Plaza, Level 2, 54 West Coast Road, Singapore 127371
How much: $23.98 per hour, $38.15 for 2 hours
More info: https://wantoplay.sg/

T-Play at HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok

Unlike its Khatib outlet, the playground here is transportation-themed, think airport check-in counters and helicopter landing pads.

Made entirely in Sweden and assembled in Singapore, the main play area has trampolines, tunnels, ball pits and slides, a rock-climbing wall, and pull-up rings. There’s also a separate area for toddlers, with smaller slides, a mini ball pit, and stackable foam blocks.

When: 1pm to 7pm (Tue to Thu.) 1pm to 9pm (Fri & eve of PH). 10am to 9pm (Sat, Sun, PH & school holidays). Closed on Mon. All sessions are in two-hour slots.
Where: Level 2, HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok, 2 Bukit Batok West Ave 7, Singapore 659003
Prices: $12 for T-Play members. $30 (off-peak) and $35 (peak) for non-members. Free admission for children under 12 months old.

This article was originally published on Aug 7, 2024 and updated on Oct 10, 2026.