We headed down a few days early for a sneak preview, so read on for a rundown of what to expect.

The first thing you should know about the exhibition is that it’s more so a series of fun photo zones than a theme park-like wonderland.

Nevertheless, we had an enjoyable time gallivanting around the exhibition and making full use of all the backdrops.

Be warned, you’ll actually have to have some Disney knowledge to ace this quiz. Suffice to say, we flunked it. And questions are randomised, so don’t think of cheating.

Guests have to go through the exhibition room by room, and no backtracking is allowed. Here are the rooms in the order that you’ll enter them:

This first room is filled with hearts and even has an oversized bow for you to sit on. Grab some pics under the different bows, or take a couple photo with Mickey and Minnie.

We love this room for the retro vibes. Go back to the era of the classic half-toned Mickey and hop on a plane with him.

The next corner features whimsical paintings and sculptures of Mickey created by different Disney characters. If you’re lucky, you might even spot some mascots here.

Things take a dark turn with this Fantasia-themed installation featuring twinkling lights and a giant sorcerer’s hat.

We’re getting Yayoi Kusama infinity room vibes from this room, which is the most futuristic of the bunch. Take your fill of mirror selfies here.

While the exhibition has made its way around the US and other countries, this room is exclusive to Singapore and was designed in collaboration with local artist WhenIWasFour. The whimsical decor pays tribute to old-school snacks such as gem biscuits, nostalgic childhood games and other landmarks.

This is another brand new installation that will be making its debut in Singapore. Hug your favourite Disney pals, frolic among giant bubbles, and pretend you’re actually at the happiest place on Earth with this Castle of Magical Dreams backdrop.

A retail store boasting Singapore’s most extensive collection of Disney merchandise.

We spotted the adorable Mickey Loves Singapore themed collection, and more.

Unlike the exhibition, the store is open to the public and doesn’t require a ticket.

With the school holidays coming right up, this is the perfect place to bring your kids for a fun, enjoyable afternoon. If you’re an adult who’s a Disney fan, this is also the place for you. Just note that many of the backdrops are the perfect height for kids, so you’ll find yourself stooping a lot.

Even if the photo zones aren’t your cup of tea, the retail section is definitely worth a visit and is full of great gifts for Christmas.

Date: From 19 Nov, 2021 till March 20, 2022

Opening hours: 11am to  9pm daily 

Suntec Convention Centre Level 3, 1 Raffles Blvd Singapore 0399593

Admission: $21 (children), $26 (adults)

Book your tickets and check out other bundled options here. 

Text: Kimberly Lim/AsiaOne

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