A Disney Cruise Line-Themed Wonderland At Changi Airport & 40 Things To Do With Kids In Nov 2025

The island is buzzing with kid-friendly things to do in Singapore this weekend! Scroll down for our guide to the best family-friendly activities.

Festive magic is in the air. With the Christmas season looming, expect lots of fantastical experiences, from Changi Airport’s Festive Village to the Wicked: For Good wonderland at Sentosa.

The biggest nature-inspired indoor playspace, Curiosity Cove, is also set to open its doors at Mandai Wildlife East! Also at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, young Zootopia fans can look forward to a new themed adventure, including interactive trails, games and meet-and-greets. Singapore Oceanarium is taking glamping up a notch with its Ocean Dreams experience, where you can nod off with marine life right next to you. Or if it’s roarsome adventures the kiddos love, head to Science Centre Singapore for its largest dino exhibition yet or the STEAM Festival.

Also don’t miss the Istana Open House with live performances, and cultural activities!

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Wicked: For Good experience at Resorts World Sentosa

Step into the spellbinding world of Wicked: For Good at Resorts World Sentosa and across Sentosa Island, where imagination meets magic this festive season. From Nov 10, 2025 to Jan 4, 2026, families can follow the Yellow Brick Road to discover immersive installations and dazzling photo ops inspired by the Land of Oz.

Start your journey at Sentosa Sensoryscape, where the glowing Yellow Brick Road winds through a whimsical garden of tulips, twinkling lights, and Glinda’s dreamy bubble. It’s a perfect spot for that larger-than-life family photo. Kids will love exploring the Emerald City Express, a steampunk-inspired train adorned with gears and glittering lights, before marvelling at Elphaba’s nine-metre hat, which shines beautifully under the night sky.

Over at Resorts World Sentosa, the Lake of Dreams transforms into a spectacular light-and-sound show set to Wicked’s music. And of course, Universal Studios Singapore’s Hollywood zone is also on-theme with decor and meet-and-greet sessions with Elphaba, Glinda, The Wizard, and other characters. 

Where: Universal Studios Singapore and Sentosa Sensoryscape, 8 Sentosa Gateway, 098269
When: Nov 10, 2025 to Jan 4, 2026
How much: Free entry to most outdoor installations. However, regular admission applies for experiences in Universal Studios Singapore
More info: www.rwsentosa.com/en/play/universal-studios-singapore/universal-studios-singapore-wicked-premiere-day-ticket-movie-cast-in-singapore

Wonderland 4D at Sentosa 

For a good dose of action and laughter, Sentosa 4D AdventureLand’s newest show - Chaos in Wonderland 4D - is one for the family calendar. Launching on Nov 27, this all-new experience is the first fully animated attraction at the park, blending wild storytelling with incredible 4D effects for a multi-sensory adventure.

Join Ed and Edda as they tumble into a world of magical mayhem, dodging mischievous fairytale villains, rampaging creatures, and even duelling pirates - all brought vividly to life with effects like immersive visuals and surround sound. Whether you’re cheering from your moving seat or watching from a stationary one (perfect for younger kids or grandparents), there’s excitement at every twist and turn.

To make a day of it, check out the 4-in-1 Combo ($39.90 adults, $29.50 kids) to enjoy Chaos in Wonderland 4D alongside three other thrilling rides: Haunted Mine Ride 4D, Desperados, and Extreme Log Ride. This promotion is available daily from 12 pm to 7 pm.

Where: Sentosa 4D AdventureLand, 51B Imbiah Rd, 099708
When: From Nov 27, 2025
How much: From $27.80 for Sentosa 4D AdventureLand, from $39.90 adults and $29.50 kids for the 4-in-1 Combo
More info: https://store.4dadventureland.com.sg/

Disney-Themed Changi Festive Village 2025

Changi Festive Village is back - and it’s Disney-themed this year. Look forward to a magical holiday as Changi Airport transforms into a Disney Cruise Line wonderland from terminals to Jewel. The kids will be delighted to meet Captain Mickey and Minnie Mouse in person and snap photos with beloved characters like Moana, Ariel, Elsa, and Snow White.

Across Terminals 1 to 3, you’ll find life-sized installations, storybook-inspired sets, and a show-stopping 6.5-metre cruise ship at T3’s departure hall. Trust us, it’s all perfect for festive photo ops. Over at Jewel, the fun continues with a 16-metre Christmas tree, topiary sculptures of Mickey and Minnie, and whimsical Toy Story and Disney Princess displays at Canopy Park.

Psst, enjoy free entry to Canopy Park on weekends in November when dressed in Disney-inspired outfits. So get your ears, tiaras, and costumes ready for the most magical holiday adventure yet!

Where: Changi Airport (Terminals 1 to 3) & Jewel
When: Nov 6, 2025 to Jan 4, 2026
How much: Free
More info: www.changiairport.com/en/happenings/events-directory/changi-festive-village-2025.html

Festive Wild-erland at Mandai Wildlife Reserve 

It’s getting wild at Mandai Wildlife Reserve this season! For one, dive into a festive adventure like no other at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, where Christmas cheer meets nature and wildlife. From Nov 8, 2025 to Jan 4, families can enjoy themed trails, light displays, and animal encounters across the parks.

At Singapore Zoo, kids can take part in Join the Wild Patrol!, a Zootopia 2-inspired adventure where they team up with Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde to solve a mystery through interactive trails and games. Plus, there are photo zones to snap some memories! Look out for meet-and-greets, fennec fox keeper talks, and limited-edition Zootopia-themed souvenirs, all included in a special $75 bundle for one adult and one child.

Over at Bird Paradise and Rainforest Wild Asia, the fun continues with Festive Wild-erland, featuring dazzling lights, snowfall, and Santa’s Adventure Quest with prizes worth $70,000. You’ll be greeted by an impressive 8m-tall Tree of Life at the publicly accessible Mandai Wildlife West. It’s adorned with ornaments representing threatened species like the Negros bleeding-heart pigeon, Philippine spotted deer, and Sunda pangolin. Another Insta-worthy section can be found inside Rainforest Wild Asia, where the iconic Cavern transforms into an enchanting dreamscape with gentle snowfall and dancing aurora lights. It’s a truly wild way to celebrate the holidays!

When: Nov 8, 2025 to Jan 4, 2026 / Curiosity Cove opens Nov 21, 2025
Where: Mandai Wildlife Reserve, 20 & 80 Mandai Lake Road
How much: Entrance fees to the various attractions apply. WildPass holders enjoy up to 20%* off admission tickets (signing up is free)
More info: https://www.mandai.com/en/discover-mandai/events/festive-wilderland.html

Curiosity Cove at Mandai Wildlife East

Then there’s also Curiosity Cove, which opens on Nov 21, 2025 at Mandai Wildlife East. Billed Singapore’s largest indoor nature-inspired playscape, this vibrant, educational space is designed for kids aged three to 12. They can explore four interactive zones inspired by real-world ecosystems, such as the Wetlands (and learn how water connects ecosystems and supports all living things) and the Forestlands, which immerses them in the Southeast Asian rainforest while uncovering hidden animal homes. Over at the Grasslands, they delve into the social hierarchy of wildlife, including predator-prey behaviours, and find out how animals camouflage in the savannah. And finally, the Drylands showcase how fauna and flora adapt to thrive in harsh desert conditions.

Across these zones, there are 30 multi-sensory touchpoints designed to engage children’s cognitive, social, and motor development. Think crawling through a ‘snake’s belly’ to challenging themselves to climb an orangutan tree-bed platform, or triggering sounds and lights by shaking hanging vines!

When: From Nov 21, 2025. Admission is by allocated timeslots, mainly in two-hour blocks, during the opening hours of 10am to 6.30pm.
Where: Mandai Wildlife East, 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826
How much: $48 for one child (aged three to 12), with complimentary entry for one accompanying adult. Extended playtime can be added with top-up options. Bundles are available.
More info: www.mandai.com/en/curiosity-cove.html

STEAM Festival at Science Centre Singapore

Get ready for a STEAM-tastic adventure at STEAM Festival 2025: Then & Wow! at Kidsstop, Science Centre Singapore. Perfect for curious young minds, this hands-on festival invites kids to explore how science, technology, engineering, art and maths have shaped the world we live in.

Through interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, and creative challenges, little ones can uncover fascinating inventions - from how people preserved food in the past to how modern transport and communication came to be. Families can also enjoy weekend partner activities, collect festival freebies, and dance the day away at the Kiddie Rave Party on Nov 22!

Note: STEAM Festival is recommended for children ages 8 and below.

here: Kidsstop, Science Centre Singapore, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433
When: Nov 18 to 30, 2025
How much: From $2 per adult and $5 per child (Singaporean), From $10 per adult and $20 per child (Normal)
More info: www.science.edu.sg/visit-us/kidsstop/events/steam-festival-2025

The Woodleigh Mall Christmas Adventures event

Doo doo doo doo doo doo… a Baby Shark Christmas is coming to town! This festive season, The Woodleigh Mall is making waves with a magical under-the-sea celebration starring none other than Pinkfong and Baby Shark characters.

Kids can sing, dance, and giggle along as the beloved duo help Santa spread holiday cheer in a jolly stage performance filled with catchy tunes and playful antics. After the show, families can snap adorable photos with the Pinkfong and Baby Shark crew, then dive into the carnival zone. 

It’s hands-on fun with themed games like the Baby Shark Family Hunt Ball Pit, where kids can dive into a sea of colourful balls to find the Baby Shark family. The Fin-tastic Journey, a slide-and-glide adventure, challenges little ones to guide the sharks back home. At Colour Towers, children can stack and sort rainbow blocks to sharpen coordination and problem-solving skills, while Connect 4 turns playtime into a friendly parent-child showdown. Before you leave, pop on over to Fin Rescue, where kids navigate a maze board to help Baby Shark escape the polluted ocean. 

Where: The Woodleigh Mall, 11 Bidadari Park Dr, Singapore 367803
When: Nov 13 to Dec 31, 2025
How much: Free
More info: www.instagram.com/thewoodleighmall/

Singapore Writers Festival Playground

Let your little ones shape big stories at this year’s Singapore Writers Festival Playground. Perfect for families with young kids, this two-weekend celebration brings stories to life. The kiddos will love the hands-on workshops, imaginative games, and creative activities designed to spark every child’s curiosity. 

From magical storytelling sessions to monster-making mayhem, there’s something for every budding writer, artist, and dreamer.

Whether your child loves inventing characters, crafting wild tales, or simply exploring new worlds through play, the SWF Playground is where imagination knows no bounds. It’s storytelling made fun, interactive, and unforgettable for both mums and kids!

When: Nov 7 to 16, 2025
Where: The Arts House at The Old Parliament, 1 Old Parliament Ln, Former Parliament House and Annex Building, Singapore 179429
How much: Free with ticketed events (SG Culture Pass eligible)
More info: www.singaporewritersfestival.com/swf-2025/swf-playground

Line Friends at Frasers Christmas event

This festive season, Frasers Property Singapore is turning up the holiday cheer with its Line Friends “Snow Much Fun” extravaganza. Expect a merry lineup of activities across multiple malls that little ones will adore.

From giant snow-themed inflatables to mini golf courses and meet-and-greets with Brown and Cony, it’ll be a month full of festive fun, games, and picture-perfect moments. Kids can bounce to their hearts’ content at the Line Friends Giant Inflatables (Northpoint City, Waterway Point, Causeway Point and Century Square) or grab a mini putter at the Line Friends Mini Golf pop-ups (The Centrepoint, Tampines 1, Tiong Bahru Plaza, Hougang Mall, and Eastpoint Mall).

Don’t miss the adorable meet-and-greet sessions happening at The Centrepoint and Waterway Point, where you can snap fam pics with your kiddos’ favourite Line Friends characters.

Where: Northpoint City, Waterway Point, Causeway Point, Century Square, The Centrepoint, Tampines 1, Tiong Bahru Plaza, Hougang Mall, Eastpoint Mall
When: Nov 8 to Dec 31, 2025
How much: Free
More info: www.frasersexperience.com/home

 Catch the Holiday Magic at Suntec City

Get ready to step into a festive wonderland at Suntec City, where Pokémon takes centre stage this holiday season! From Nov 6 to Dec 28, 2025, families can look forward to a line-up of interactive activities and photo ops at the mall, as well as exclusive Pokemon-themed rewards.

Snap a selfie with the 6m-tall inflatable Pikachu at the Esplanade MRT entrance before heading to the Pokemon atrium at Towers 1 and 2. Expect magical snowfall, themed installations, and a festive retail pop-up. The kids will love catching their favourite characters like Pikachu, Eevee, and Snorlax at weekend meet-and-greets (5pm) or join the lively Pokemon Dance Parades on select dates.

Also visit the Holiday Cabin, a free multi-sensory experience where groups race against time to find hidden Pokemon after a digital avalanche. Plus, budding trainers can join the New Trainer Journey workshops to learn the Pokemon Trading Card Game and take home an exclusive starter kit!

When: Nov 6 to Dec 28, 2025
Where: Suntec City Atrium, Tower 1 & 2, 11am to 9pm daily (last entry at 8.50 pm)
How much: Free
More info: https://sunteccity.com.sg/catch_the_holiday_magic

Christmas on A Great Street at Orchard Road

Orchard Road transforms into a sparkling playground for families with “Christmas on A Great Street”, presented by Hitachi. This year’s edition celebrates SG60 with dazzling lights, festive music, and fun-filled activities for all ages.

Families can explore five magical photo spots - from Santa’s Trishaw Sleigh to the Wreath of Joy with Merli and even a Magical Dragon Playground - each designed to capture picture-perfect holiday memories. This year features two Great Christmas Villages: at Shaw House Urban Plaza and Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza. 

At the Great Christmas Villages, little ones will love the Kiztopia Christmas Carnival, complete with carnival games, rides, character meet-and-greets, and snow shows at the 14m-tall Mastercard Christmas Tree. Meanwhile, parents can browse festive retail booths for Christmas shopping and enjoy holiday treats, all while live performances fill the air with cheer. 

Don’t miss the nightly 3D projection show at Hilton Singapore Orchard and the grand Christmas Eve Street Party, which is coming back this year against a dazzling backdrop of twinkling lights and electrifying energy. 

When: Nov 8, 2025 to Jan 1, 2026
Where: Orchard Road (from Tanglin to Dhoby Ghaut)
How much: Free
More info: https://christmas.orchardroad.org/

 ACC9SS: Pac-Man Carnival In Sentosa

Get ready for family fun at the ACC9SS: Pac-Man Carnival In Sentosa, happening from Dec 12, 2025 to Jan 11, 2026 at Palawan Green, Sentosa! Celebrating the iconic Pac-Man’s 45th anniversary, this vibrant month-long carnival is packed with games, rides, and nostalgic fun for all ages.

Step into a life-sized Pac-Man maze, play at retro arcade stations, and snap adorable photos with giant Pac-Man inflatables. There’ll also be carnival games, themed F&B stalls, and an exclusive store featuring limited-edition collectibles. Even transportation is unforgettable, coming in the form of a special Pac-Man-themed Sentosa Express train. Plus, stay until midnight on New Year’s Eve for a countdown with fireworks!

When: Dec 12, 2025 to Jan 11, 2026. Opens Mon to Thurs, 3pm to 10pm, and Fri to Sun, noon to 10pm
Where: Palawan Green, Sentosa
How much: Admission from $2.90
More info: https://acc9ss.com/

Ocean Dreams at the Singapore Oceanarium

Ever dreamt of spending the night surrounded by marine creatures? That’s now possible, thanks to Ocean Dreams at the Singapore Oceanarium. Relaunched with a luxurious glamping twist, this one-of-a-kind sleepover lets families rest in air-conditioned tents overlooking the stunning Open Ocean Habitat. Kids will love the bedtime corner stocked with storybooks, board games, and marine-themed crafts, while parents can unwind to the soothing sight of manta rays gliding by.

Running across select weekends from November to December 2025, the experience includes guided tours, exclusive behind-the-scenes access, and close-up encounters with marine life — all designed to inspire ocean conservation. Choose from cosy Signature Tents ($1,800 for 4 pax) or a Deluxe Tent ($3,800 for 8 pax) with a private lounge and ocean views. If you book the Deluxe Tent, you’ll be able to embark on a private tour of the oceanarium.

When: Four select weekends between Nov and Dec 2025
Where: Singapore Oceanarium, 24 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098137
How much: $1,800 for four persons to $3,800 for eight persons
More info: https://www.singaporeoceanarium.com/en/visit/immersive-programmes/ocean-dreams.html

Singapore Oceanarium’s Hangyodon immersive experience

For those who prefer a wholesome family day out instead of overnight glamping, round up the fam and dive into an ocean of fun this festive season with Hangyodon Marine Discovery. It’s Southeast Asia’s first-ever Hangyodon immersive experience at the Singapore Oceanarium! The event celebrates the beloved Sanrio character’s 40th anniversary through activities everyone will love. 

Join Hangyodon and his octopus friend, Sayuri, on a whimsical undersea journey filled with interactive zones, life-sized installations, and vibrant storytelling that highlight the importance of marine conservation. Kids will meet fascinating creatures, from sharks to corals, and learn how to care for the ocean through engaging hands-on experiences.

The young ones will love playing on the giant Hangyodon inflatable at the entrance, as well as collecting themed souvenirs. Don’t forget character meet-and-greets with Hangyodon mascot appearances and life-sized installations that scream “perfect photo opp”. 

When: Nov 28, 2025 to Jan 4, 2026
Where: Singapore Oceanarium, 24 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098137
How much: $42 for adults and $35 for children or seniors
More info: www.singaporeoceanarium.com/en/visit/events/hangyodon-marine-discovery.html

BE@SAFRA Open House

This November, join the fun at Be@Safra Open House, happening across all seven Safra clubs islandwide! This year’s adventure ties in with SAF60 celebrations, inviting families to become Clubhouse Explorers on a mission filled with games, crafts, and exciting prizes.

Gather the fam, pick up your Mission File, and get ready to conquer four thrilling challenges — from game zones and craft corners to partner booths and tabletop games. Complete all missions to redeem a limited-edition clubhouse puzzle magnet — each one unique to the club you visit! Aim to collect all seven to complete the set. For even more action, pre-register for the Adventure Zone, featuring obstacle courses, foam blaster challenges, and lava floor games (perfect for kids aged five and up).

When: Till Nov 30, 2025
Where: Across all Safra Clubs. Safra Toa Payoh (9 Nov), Safra Mount Faber (15 Nov), Safra Yishun (29 Nov), and Safra Punggol (30 Nov)
How much: Free with pre-registration for most events 

More info: https://www.safra.sg/whats-on/be-at-safra-2025

Disney On Ice: Magic in the Stars

Get ready, Disney fans. Disney On Ice is skating back to Singapore in 2026 with Magic In The Stars! Join Mickey, Minnie, and friends as they glide through the worlds of Cinderella, Aladdin, Toy Story, Frozen 2, Encanto, and more. Plus, catch Raya from Raya and the Last Dragon and Asha from Wish who’ll be making their dazzling debut on ice.

Presale tickets open Nov 4, 2025, 10am, exclusively for Feld priority guests. Sign up to unlock your 15% discount (Cat 1–4 seats) and get first access before the public sale begins. Presale tickets for the general public start on Nov 11, 2025, 10am. 

When: Mar 14 to 22, 2026
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
How much: TBC
More info: https://ticketmaster.sg/activity/detail/26sg_doi

Christmas Wonderland at Gardens by the Bay

Psst, if you’re already making plans for the December holidays, it’s time to mark your calendars. The most magical time of the year is about to sparkle even brighter because Christmas Wonderland is returning to Supertree Grove from Nov 29, 2025 to Jan 1, 2026. 

Singapore’s biggest yuletide fair is back for its 12th edition, promising twinkling lights, festive performances, and the beloved snow time that never fails to delight both kids and grown-ups alike. Whether it’s your annual family tradition or your first visit, get ready to stroll under glowing arches while sipping hot chocolate and soaking in the Christmas cheer. Stay tuned — more details on the festive line-up will be revealed soon!

When: Nov 29, 2025 to Jan 1, 2026
Where: Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay
How much: TBC
More info: https://christmaswonderland.sg/

 Looking for Pavona

Kiddos can go on an underwater adventure with Looking for Pavona, an interactive dance-theatre production that takes children deep into the world of coral reefs. Through movement, music, and storytelling, the young ones will help “rescue” Singapore’s colourful marine life while learning how their actions can protect the ocean.

Written and directed by Cultural Medallion recipient Angela Liong, in collaboration with marine conservationist Sam Shu Qin (@oursingaporereefs), this production by Arts Fission and The Arts Granary combines art, science, and imagination to inspire young eco-heroes.

When: Nov 12 to 15, 2025
Where: Drama Centre Black Box, 100 Victoria Street Level 5, National Library Building, Singapore 188064
How much: $19 excluding booking fee
More info: www.sistic.com.sg/events/pavona1125

Dinosaurs | Extinctions | Us at Science Centre Singapore

Science Centre Singapore has opened its biggest dinosaur exhibition yet! From Oct 11, 2025, families can embark on a prehistoric adventure at Dinosaurs | Extinctions | Us, a colossal showcase spanning 3,000 sqm and covering 400 million years of Earth’s history.

Kids will be wowed by more than 33 rare fossils and 60 full-scale models, including the awe-inspiring Patagotitan mayorum, a 40m giant weighing 70 tonnes. The exhibition brings together two world-class showcases for the first time: Dinosaurs of Patagonia, featuring 13 incredible species, and Six Extinctions, which explores the dramatic events that reshaped life on Earth. Don’t miss “Scotty,” the largest Tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered!

Early bird special: Every ticket comes with a free dino plushie, while stocks last. Do take note that the experience is recommended for ages five and up.

When: From Oct 11, 2025
Where: Annexe Halls, Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081
How much: From $25.90
More info: www.science.edu.sg

New Hub & Spoke Outdoor Playground outside Changi Airport

There’s yet another reason to bring the kids to Changi Airport: the brand-new Hub & Spoke Playground just outside Terminal 2! Set amidst leafy trees, this free outdoor play area is a breath of fresh air for families looking to let little ones stretch their legs before or after a flight.

The playground features multi-level structures designed for kids aged five to 12, complete with climbing nets, ladders, and two exciting slides - including a tall, enclosed spiral slide that twists its way back to the ground. The highlight is the giant spherical tower at the top, where children can climb inside for a bird’s-eye view of the park. Even the padded flooring adds a playful touch, with dinosaur bone motifs that nod to the nearby Jurassic Mile.

The playground is located right beside the Hub & Spoke Café, making for an easy family pit stop.

When: Open daily, 24/7
Where: Outside Changi Airport Terminal 2
How much: Free
More info: https://www.instagram.com/hubandspokecafe/

Pinocchio: A Whale of a Tale! kids’ theatre show 

If you’re looking for a wholesome activity to use your fam’s SG Culture Pass credits, here’s one. Step into a world of wonder with Pinocchio - The Musical Puppet Experience, an immersive theatrical adventure that blends music, storytelling, and stunning puppetry. The story follows the clever wooden boy on his journey through enchanted forests, across vast seas, and even into the belly of a whale - all while learning about courage, kindness, and the magic of growing up.

This homegrown production features beautifully handcrafted puppets, from delicate marionettes to life-sized creations, bringing Carlo Collodi’s timeless tale to life. Don’t miss the pre-show art installations in the foyer - a visual feast with an ocean-saving message.

Where: 10 Square @ Orchard Central
When: 26, 30 & 31 October, 27-29 November 2025
How much: $40
More info: https://sistic.com.sg/events/lite_pinocchio0925

Giggle Jungle by Yooland

Get ready to dive into a world of fun with the fam at Giggle Jungle! It’s an indoor playground that brings the thrill of the wild right into City Square Mall. Designed like a lush jungle with tribal motifs and soaring ceilings, this playground lets kids climb, slide, and explore to their hearts’ content. From a three-storey spiral slide and trampoline zone to an obstacle course and rope challenges, it’s a space where even older children can join in the action.

For younger ones, there’s a cosy playhouse filled with toys, plus a giant pit where they can scoop and pour to their heart’s delight. With plenty of natural light and wide open spaces, Giggle Jungle makes playtime feel like an outdoor adventure. Plus, you don’t have to worry about the heat. 

When: 11am to 9pm (Mon to Fri), 10am to 9pm (Sat to Sun)
Where: 180 Kitchener Rd, #04-38 City Square Mall, Singapore 208539
How much: $30 (1hr), $35 (2hrs), $45 (unlimited) for 1 child + 1 adult; Additional adult: $10; Children under 12 months play free with a paying adult ($10/hr).
More info: https://www.instagram.com/giggle.jungle/

Alice: Into The New World in Singapore

Curiouser and curiouser! Take the kids down the rabbit hole at Alice: Into the New World, a dazzling media art experience that reimagines the beloved tale through lights, sound, and imagination. 

Step into Alice’s shoes and journey through a five-screen wonderland, surrounded by breathtaking visuals that transform familiar scenes — from the Mad Hatter’s tea party to the Queen of Hearts’ rose garden — into a multi-sensory spectacle. Every moment is brought alive with dazzling 2D and 3D motion graphics and an original soundtrack by a leading K-pop producer. It’s a mesmerising mix of art and adventure, perfect for sparking young imaginations and reliving childhood magic with your little ones. 

Each visit lasts about an hour, just enough time to tumble through Wonderland together before heading home for tea. 50% early bird tickets are out now, so grab them before they’re gone. 

When: From Oct 31, 2025, 10am to 7pm (last admission at 6pm)
Where: Groundseesaw Singapore, Singapore, Lift 188778 600 N Bridge Rd, Level 3, #03-01/10 Parkview Square
How much: Usual price from $28 for adults and from $18 for children (50% early bird promo on till Oct 16)
More info: https://groundseesaw.com/singapore/alice-world/

Affordable Art Fair

The Affordable Art Fair returns this November, bringing together over 95 galleries and thousands of contemporary artworks — all priced below $15,000. Besides browsing the art, families can look forward to a full line-up of hands-on fun. 

In last year’s edition, little ones got creative at children’s art workshops and talks, as well as the Children’s Art Studio by Art Wonderland. You can expect the same mix of engaging activities this year, alongside interactive booths and family-friendly craft corners that make art approachable for all ages. When you need a break, refuel at the fair’s pop-up F&B stalls — a treat for both kids and grown-ups. Plus, tickets are redeemable with SG Culture Pass credits.

When: Nov 13 to 16, 2025
Where: F1 Pit Building
How much: From $24 (SG Culture Pass credits are accepted)
More info: https://affordableartfair.com/fairs/singapore

Tinytopia

Step into a world where the tiniest creatures take centre stage. At TinyTopia, families can experience Singapore’s story through the fascinating lens of ants and insects. Kids will love watching bustling ant colonies at work inside dioramas of familiar landmarks, while curious explorers can peek into the lives of stick insects, mantises, and more at the Macro Studio. There’s also a chance to spark new hobbies — from insect pet-keeping workshops to macro photography classes designed for beginners. 

When: Until Dec 28, 2025
Where: 743A North Bridge Road
How much: $15 (Adults), $12 (Children), Free for under 3 & seniors 65+. Other add-ons are available as well.
More info: www.ticketfairy.com/event/tinytopia-colony-to-nation-sg60

HometeamNS Spooktober

Halloween gets a heartland twist this year with Spooktober: Mystery in the Heartlands, returning across all HomeTeamNS clubhouses. Each location comes with its own haunted storyline —- from Bukit Batok’s spooky playground with shifting tales, to Bedok Reservoir’s chilling corridors and wards inspired by Old Changi Hospital, and Khatib’s eerie take on familiar neighbourhood corners. 

Families with young kids can stick to lighthearted activities, while thrill-seekers can brave scarier scare zones and haunted trails. Expect carnival-style games at the Carnevil, themed bites, and plenty of fringe fun to keep everyone entertained.

When: October 2025 (dates vary by clubhouse)
Where: HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, Bukit Batok & Khatib clubhouses
How much: Ticket prices vary by activity and location
More info: www.hometeamns.sg/events/spooktober-2025/

Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City

If you’re looking for something a little different to do with the fam this weekend, skip the usual mall run and step into the breathtaking world of the ancient Inca Empire instead. Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City is a brand-new VR experience making its Asia-Pacific debut right here in Singapore — and it’s perfect for families with older kids. No 30-hour flight needed.

Strap on next-gen VR headsets and wander through lifelike 4D recreations of the iconic citadel, from the Temple of the Sun to the misty mountain trails of the Andes. Expect soaring condors, ancient rituals, and even a cheeky robot guide (voiced by American actor Terry Crews!) to keep everyone entertained. Young ones may feel a little apprehensive at first, so keep them close by!

Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City has an age requirement of 10+. 

When: From Sep 18, 2025
Where: 3rd floor, 51 Telok Ayer Street, #3-00 China Square Food Centre, Singapore 048441
How much: $34 to $42
More info: www.machupicchuexp.com/singapore

Deepavali Celebrations at Little India

This October, soak in the festive spirit at Little India as Deepavali lights up the streets in a dazzling display. From now till Nov 9, 2025, catch the Deepavali Light Up from 7pm to midnight daily (till 1am on weekends), where the streets glow with vibrant colours and intricate motifs inspired by Indian heritage.

Bring the kids along to the Deepavali Festival Village at Campbell Lane (Sep 20 to Oct 19, 7pm to 12am). Here, families can shop for festive outfits, browse stalls brimming with handicrafts, and nibble on traditional sweets and savoury snacks. The lively atmosphere makes it a great way to introduce children to Indian culture - from the sparkle of diyas and rangoli decorations to the aromas of festive treats.

When: Until Nov 9, 2025
Where: Little India & Campbell Lane
How much: Free
More info: www.deepavali.sg/deepavali-festival-village

Octoburst! at Esplanade

Children’s Day gets an artistic twist with Octoburst!, Esplanade’s annual festival that celebrates artful play and creativity. While the arts centre will be surrounded by the F1 track this year, don’t let that put a damper on your kids’ celebrations. Octoburst! is heading out to preschools, primary schools and even your homes, bringing the magic of the arts to kids everywhere.

From Oct to Dec 2025, little ones can also visit Pip’s Playbox at Esplanade, where a giant ocean world awaits. Think turtles, jellyfish and sea creatures crafted by preschoolers using recycled materials, part of the Our Friends in the Sea project led by eco-artist Didier Ng. They can even add their own creations through the “Craft Your Own Octopus” activity.

Don’t miss Pip’s Arts Adventure too. Pick up an activity sheet and explore fun creative paths in music, theatre, dance or visual arts. Your budding art explorer just has to complete one to earn a limited-edition enamel pin!

Where: Esplanade, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
When: Oct 1 to Dec 31, 2025
How much: Free
More info: esplanade.com/whats-on/festivals-and-series/festivals/2025/octoburst

Monopoly: Hidden Singapore

Here’s a fun family bonding idea: step off the tourist trail and into Singapore’s best-kept secrets with Monopoly: Hidden. It’s the city’s first in-world Monopoly adventure game. Think less dice-rolling, more discovery: instead of buying properties, you’ll uncover back alley murals, forgotten palaces, and the hidden stories that shape our island.

Powered by Hidden’s interactive Whatsapp guide, the game feels like a personal host leading you through myths, flavours, and landmarks tucked just out of sight. You’ll get clues through the Whatsapp guide that’ll lead you to the next destination. We gave it a whirl, and some of them can prove a little tough to guess, but you get two chances at extra help if you’re stuck.

Play it solo or gather the gang for a day of exploring, snapping Instagram-worthy photo ops, and unravelling stories that don’t make it onto postcards. It will take you approximately two hours to reach the end. Don’t forget the mozzie and sun protection!

When: Until Nov 30, 2025. 10am to 6pm daily (last session starts at 5pm).
Where: SMU Connexion - 40 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178908 (Starting point)
How much: From $36.90
More info: https://hidden.sg/pages/monopolyhiddensg

Cork Oasis Villa at Birkenstock at Weave, Sentosa

It’s time to plan a family outing to Resorts World Sentosa —- because there’s a new spot worth adding to your list. Birkenstock has opened its boutique at Weave at RWS — and tucked inside is the Cork Oasis Villa, a cosy play space perfect for little ones. Designed with the brand’s “Walking as Nature Intended” philosophy, the villa is wrapped in natural cork, complete with a reflexology path and calming greenery.

Kids can enjoy simple play options like a ball pit, giving parents a chance to take a breather. Admission is free —- just slip on your favourite Birkenstocks or show a purchase from the Weave store. Families can also join weekend workshops that range from creative crafts to wellness sessions, priced from $50 (inclusive of $50 store credit). 

When: 12pm to 6pm on weekdays and 10am to 6pm on weekends
Where: #01-203, Weave Resorts World Sentosa
How much: Free
More info: www.instagram.com/birkenstock.sg

Let’s Play! The Art and Design of Asian Games

Play is more than just a pastime at Let’s Play! The Art and Design of Asian Games, a landmark exhibition at the Asian Civilisations Museum. Running from Sep 5, 2025 to June 7, 2026, this showcase invites families to rediscover the joy and heritage of games across Asia — from the clatter of mahjong tiles to the strategic moves of go and chess.

Beyond admiring beautifully crafted game pieces, visitors can dive into playable interactives, outdoor installations, and even workshops with schools and local game associations. Expect to explore how games have entertained, educated, and connected communities for centuries, while also inspiring new frontiers in design and technology today.

When: Sep 5, 2025 to June 7, 2026
Where: Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Pl, Singapore 179555
How much: $12 for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents; $25 for Foreign Residents / Tourists
More info: www.acm.org.sg

Eligible art experiences at National Gallery Singapore for SG Culture Pass

Parents, here’s how you can turn a day at the museum into a creative playground with your SG Culture Pass. The National Gallery Singapore has lined up kid-friendly programmes designed to spark imagination and make art come alive.

Kick things off with Art Alive! – A Wild Tale ($5), where storytelling and drama transform artworks into interactive adventures. Perfect for children who love stories, this session invites them to step into paintings and discover art in a whole new way.

For the tiniest art lovers, GalleryToddlers! ($15 per parent-and-child pair) introduces kids aged 2–3 to the joy of art through sensory play and simple creative activities, happening every first Saturday of the month. School holidays are covered too with Let’s Create ($15), a hands-on workshop where children can experiment with colour, tone, and layering to make their own compositions.

And for a self-guided option, pick up the How to Art with Friends activity guide ($5), packed with ten quirky prompts that turn the galleries into a fun, choose-your-own-adventure trail.

When: From Sep 1, 2025
Where: National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957
How much: $5-$15
More info: https://www.nationalgallery.sg/sg/en.html

SG60 Heart&Soul Experience: Where Home Will Always Be

Looking for something meaningful (and free!) to do with the kids? The SG60 Heart&Soul Experience: Where Home Will Always Be is one of this year’s biggest highlights. It’s a flagship exhibition designed to bring families on an imaginative journey through Singapore’s past, present, and future.

Created by the award-winning team behind The Bicentennial Experience, this 60 to 90-minute free ticketed adventure at Orchard Library combines immersive storytelling, interactive installations, and even generative AI. Children aged seven and up will love picking up an RFID wristband to unlock personalised stories, stepping into futuristic phone booths, and exploring spaces like Windows in the Sky, where floor-to-ceiling visuals respond to their interactions.

For a more casual day out, pop by the free, non-ticketed installations at Orchard Central and Orchardgateway. You can expect everything from an AI-powered photo booth that reimagines Singapore’s history to a whimsical orange phone booth where you can “dial into the future”. 

Admission is free, but the Orchard Library experience is ticketed and requires online booking. New slots open on the 1st of each month for the following month (1 Sep for Oct, 1 Oct for Nov, 1 Nov for Dec).

When: Aug 26 to Dec 31, 2025
Where: Orchard Library, Orchard Central, Orchardgateway
How much: Free (tickets have to be booked, on a first-come, first-served basis)
More info: www.heartandsoul.gov.sg

SkyHop by Yooland 

Easties, we come bearing good news: there’s a new indoor playground at Tampines. And it comes with a massive ball pit for the kiddos to play around in.

SkyHop by Yooland has just opened at Tampines Point, marking the brand’s second outlet after Westgate. Spanning two storeys, this mega playground is designed to keep kids entertained for hours. The highlight is the enormous ball pit, filled with teal, white and purple balls, and complete with slides that plunge straight into it - including a glowing LED “Magic” slide and racer slides for little daredevils.

Beyond the ball pit, there’s a trampoline zone with interactive games, a high-element obstacle course suspended above the ground for older kids, and even a climbing wall. Tots aren’t left out either - they’ll love the hinoki beads pit and ride-on scooters.

When: Weekdays 12pm to 9pm; Weekends 10am-9pm
Where: 2 Tampines Central 6, #01-01, Tampines Point, Singapore 529483
How much: $30 (1hr), $35 (2hrs), $45 (unlimited) per child + 1 adult; extra adult $10/hr; infants under 12 months free. Socks are required.
More info: www.instagram.com/skyhop_sg

Time Capsule at Singapore Flyer reopens

The Singapore Flyer’s Time Capsule is back. Following an upgrade, the two-storey multisensory attraction, which launched in 2020, has opened its doors again with exciting new features.

Follow time-travelling robot R65, who will take you on a journey to explore the island’s 13th-century origins as a bustling trading port to its present-day status as a multicultural, world-class metropolis. You can look forward to new video animations, projection mapping and light detection and ranging technology that’ll bring the experience to life. That’s not all — discover Peranakan-inspired installations, interactive games, and multimedia exhibits that delve into Singapore’s unique identity.

For a deeper, more immersive experience, use the Time Capsule web app to scan QR codes and interact with life-sized characters like merchants and traders from the past.

Set aside 45 minutes to fully explore the Time Capsule. Admission is included with every ticket to the 30-minute observation wheel ride, where you’ll enjoy stunning 360-degree views of the city.

When: Ongoing
Where: Singapore Flyer
How much: $40 (adults), $25 (children aged three to 12, and seniors aged 60 and above). Others can buy two tickets for $60 till Sep 30, 2025.
More info: www.singaporeflyer.com
Book: Tickets available at Klook

Star Wars Pop-up Library at Changi Airport Terminal 3

The galaxy far, far away is now closer to home. A new Star Wars-themed library by the National Library Board has opened at Changi Airport’s Terminal 3. Located on Level 2 near the Skytrain and linkbridge to Jewel, the pop-up will run from Aug 6, 2025 to Jan 24, 2026.

And it’s not just the decor — it houses a physical collection of over 2,000 Star Wars books, featuring 380 unique titles specially picked by NLB librarians. These cater to readers of all ages, from young Padawans to Jedi Masters, and include titles such as the Star Wars: Darth Vader comic series; Star Wars: The Mandalorian: The Manga series; Star Wars: The High Republic junior novel series; the Thrawn: Ascendancy trilogy novels, and more.

NLB is also piloting an automated book retrieval and return system at the Star Wars Pop-Up Library. With the automated book retrieval system, titles can be selected through a touch-screen kiosk, and a robotic arm would locate and transport the selected items to the collection point for easy pickup.

When: Aug 6, 2025 to Jan 24, 2026, 10am to 10pm
Where: L2, Changi Airport Terminal 3 (near the linkway to Jewel Changi Airport)
How much: Free
More info: www.nlb.gov.sg/main/home

Singapore Odyssea: A Journey Through Time

As part of its SG60 celebrations, the National Museum of Singapore presents Singapore Odyssea. This immersive multimedia experience brings Singapore’s maritime story to life like never before.

This multi-sensorial journey combines dazzling light displays, animated dioramas and interactive storytelling that will captivate both kids and adults alike. Pick up an RFID wristband to unlock a magical companion inspired by native wildlife — it will act as your guide through the exhibition. 

You and the kids will enjoy wandering through glowing seascapes, witnessing key moments in Singapore’s history, and meeting legendary creatures from local myths as you rediscover the vital role the sea has played in shaping our nation’s past, present and future.

When: From Aug 8, 2025 (permanent exhibition)
Where: National Museum Singapore, 93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897
How much: Free admission for Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, and visitors aged six and below
More info: www.nhb.gov.sg/nationalmuseum/whats-on/exhibition/singapore-odyssea
Book: Tickets available at Klook

Titanic: An Immersive Voyage

All aboard! Titanic: An Immersive Voyage is docking in Singapore. This exhibition lets you and the little ones walk in the shoes of real Titanic passengers. Through 12 themed rooms filled with interactive exhibits, 3D projections, and VR experiences, you'll witness the ship's grandeur and follow its fateful journey — from its glamorous launch to the moment it met that infamous iceberg.

Kids will be fascinated by real recovered artefacts, handwritten letters, and even a VR dive down to the shipwreck itself. For history buffs, there’s also a Singapore-exclusive exhibit featuring old newspaper reports and photos of what life was like here in 1912. 

When: From Aug 6, 2025
Where: Fever Exhibition Hall, 25 Scotts Road, Singapore 228220
How much: From $23.90
More info: https://expo-titanic.com/singapore
Book: Tickets available at Fever

SingaPop! at Artscience Museum

Step into 60 years of Singaporean pop culture with the kids at SingaPop! at Artscience Museum. Expect a vibrant exhibition packed with nostalgia, music, and interactive zones for the whole fam. You’ll journey through five colourful chapters filled with everything from National Day songs and iconic TV shows to flashy Y2K fashion and the evolution of Singlish.

The highlight of the exhibition is RojakLand, where life-sized installations bring beloved local culture to life. Think hawker stalls, fashion displays, and even a digital remix of the classic song Home. For a nostalgic style journey, visit SingaStyles, showcasing pageant gowns designed by acclaimed designers Frederick Lee and Moe Kasim. Don’t miss the striking wall of Her World magazine covers, spanning decades and capturing the evolution of Singaporean fashion and femininity. Over at SingaStories, kids will love the immersive 360° projections and playful storytelling led by local legend Dick Lee, while you’ll find yourself singing along and reminiscing about growing up in Singapore. See what he has to say about it, below:

When: Aug 2 to Dec 28, 2025
Where: ArtScience Museum Singapore
How much: From $25 for adults and $20 for concession tickets
More info: www.marinabaysands.com/museum/exhibitions/singapop.html
Book: Tickets available at Klook

The Learning Gallery at Singapore Art Museum

The Learning Gallery at Singapore Art Museum is back with a brand-new lineup. This time, it’s all about seeing the world through a child’s eyes. In celebration of SG60, the refreshed space features eight contemporary artworks by Singaporean artists, including returning favourites like Han Sai Por and Nguan, and exciting new additions by Chen Sai Hua Kuan and Ezzam Rahman. After years out of the spotlight, David Chan’s Animal Roulette also makes a comeback, inviting curious minds to take a spin at life’s unpredictability.

Centred on the theme of Childhood, the exhibition blends wonder and reflection, with artworks ranging from bungee cord sculptures to delicate flowers made from human skin. Expect conversations around identity, nature, home, and memory—all sparked through playful and thought-provoking works.

To mark the reopening, SAM is hosting an Art Carnival on Aug 2, with family-friendly activities like a paper camera-making workshop, guided tours, and an interactive activity by Pointy Rice, which is basically a cai fan sticker buffet.

When: Aug 2, 2025 to Jun 28, 2026
Where: Singapore Art Museum, 39 Keppel Road, #01-02, Singapore 089065
How much: Free
More info: https://www.singaporeartmuseum.sg/art-events/exhibitions/learning-gallery

Play + Make at Children’s Museum Singapore

If your kids love getting hands-on with art and craft, the Children’s Museum Singapore’s brand-new makerspace is worth a visit. As part of SG60 celebrations, Play + Make is a space for young visitors to explore Singapore’s food heritage through imaginative play, creative expression, and sensory learning.

The space transforms the museum’s Discovery Room into a vibrant, interactive zone where kids can design their own kamcheng (a Peranakan porcelain container), make different types of kueh, and throw their very own kueh tea party. There’s even a dress-up station where they can assemble outfits on mannequins and a mini-stage to bring their stories to life.

Activities rotate throughout the year. Look forward to creating paper dolls (Jul to Sep), designing crockery (Oct to Dec), and weaving crafts (Jan to Mar). Beyond drop-in crafts, CMSG will also roll out special storytelling sessions, hands-on workshops, and even curated learning journeys with real-life makers from September onwards.

And while you’re there, check out the Hawkerverse exhibition, which offers a playful, meaningful way for little ones to connect with Singapore’s culture through everyday stories and traditions.

When: Jul 20, 2025 to Mar 31, 2026
Where: Children’s Museum Singapore, 23-B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807
How much: Complimentary admission for all Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents to the museum
More info: www.instagram.com/ilovecmsg

Wan To Play Tropical Drift at Woodlands Civic Centre

Hear ye, hear ye, there’s a new indoor playground in the North. Wan To Play: Tropical Drift is the latest kid-friendly escape at Woodlands Civic Centre, blending imaginative pretend-play zones with interactive games and classic ball-pit fun.

Kids can role-play their way through themed stations - think doctor’s office, car workshop, police HQ and even a vanity corner for aspiring fashionistas. Budding adventurers will love the “Floor is Lava” challenge, while younger tots can potter about at the bead sandpit or get hands-on with sensory toys and kinetic sand.

And if the kids need more option, simply top up for a ride on bumper cars or let them try their hands at excavator and driving games.

When: 9am to 9pm, daily
Where: #04-07 Woodlands Civic Centre, 900 S Woodlands Dr, Singapore 730900
How much: $35 for two hours (includes one child and one adult)
More info: www.instagram.com/wantoplay.sg

Perfect for little dreamers and curious minds, the experience starts with a short film that reimagines The Little Prince’s adventures across whimsical planets. It touches on friendship, wonder, and what it means to grow up. After the screening, wander through the interactive zones where kids can marvel at stunning 3D projections, snap photos with larger-than-life scenes, and soak up the magic of this timeless tale.

Dino Putt at Clubface

Here's another spot to have some fun with dinos while getting some sports in. Golf and entertainment centre Clubface has roared to life with Dino Putt, an 18‑hole, dinosaur‑themed mini‑golf circuit the whole family will love. Putt your way past rumbling volcanos, winding ridges and life‑sized animatronic T‑rexes while little dinophiles squeal with delight. Kids can also hop aboard motorised Dino Rides and cruise the course to meet every towering reptile up close.

When you’re ready for a bigger swing, head next door to the Clubface Golf Driving Range. This has three tiers, 49 roomy bays and comfy lounge seating so parents can relax between shots. Each bay features an automated tee‑up system plus Golfjoy tracer tech on the first two levels, perfect for tracking ball speed, distance and accuracy. 

When: -
Where: 511 Upper Jurong Road, Blk B #01-01, Singapore 638366
How much: Tickets cost $30 for adults, $15 for children or seniors. You can also grab a family pass at $60 (2 adults + 1 child, $10 per extra child).
More info: www.club-face.com

Lost Islands at The Artground

Step into a world of mythical creatures and hidden tales at Lost Islands, the latest immersive exhibition at The Artground. Created in collaboration with Indonesian artist Rachmi Dewi Pertama, this vibrant installation invites kids to climb atop a giant turtle, explore two-storey folktale books, and dash through a draped batik wonderland — all while learning about Singapore and Indonesia’s shared cultural heritage.

Little ones can tiptoe through Baby Forest Island, inspired by the legend of Sang Nila Utama, or brave The Mythical Dragon’s Back, a textured trail of tactile play. And if your child is a budding performer, rest assured that they’ll love dressing up and acting out stories at the Island Theatre. 

What makes this even more special is the UOB Learning Playzone, where kids explore money concepts through play. They can play pretend and be fishers or shopkeepers, track earnings on punch cards, and spend “currency” at a marketplace boat.

Note: This experience is best suited for children aged 0-9. 

When: Apr 19, 2025 to Mar 31, 2026
Where: 90 Goodman Road, #01-40 BLK J, Singapore 439053
How much: $5 per pax on weekdays, $8 per child & $5 per adult on weekends, PHs, and school holidays
More info: www.theartground.com.sg/other/3038013&func=view_programme&id=324

Beauty and the Beast musical 

Be our guest, be our guest! Disney’s Beauty and the Beast is returning to the stage this December and it's going to be enchanting.

This beloved tale as old as time is back with a new production at the Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands. Whether your little ones are meeting Belle and the Beast for the first time, or you’ve sung “Tale as Old As Time” more times than you can count, this reimagined classic is set to be a magical night out for the whole family.

Expect breathtaking new sets, stunning costumes, and all the heart and humour of the original Broadway hit, but with a fresh twist. It’s the same team behind The Lion King, Aladdin, and Frozen musicals, so you know it’s going to be a spectacle.

When: Dec 2025
Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Ave, B1-69/70 The Shoppes, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018971
How much: TBC
More info: www.baseasia.com/beautyandthebeast

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