School Holidays Are Around the Corner! Here's Where You Can Bring Your Kids Depending On Your Budget

School holidays are on the horizon! Dive into a world of family fun with our budget-friendly guide to kid-approved adventures. Let the memories begin!

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As the school holidays approach, parents everywhere are looking for ways to keep their little ones entertained and engaged. Whether you’re on a tight budget or ready to splurge, there are plenty of options to choose from in Singapore. From themed playgrounds to immersive experiences, here’s a roundup of places to consider for your next family outing.

KTM Train Playground

 
 
 
 
 
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Located at Clementi NorthArc neighbourhood, the KTM Train Playground offers a unique play experience inspired by the former KTM train tracks. Kids can blow the whistle and steer the two-cabin train play structure while exploring the nostalgic ambience of Singapore’s locomotive history. With free admission, it’s a great pit stop for families before or after exploring the nearby Rail Corridor.

New Casa Spring Playground

 
 
 
 
 
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Nestled in Yishun, Casa Spring Playground features three thematic play spaces with giant structures of ants, a grasshopper, and ladybirds. This 24-hour outdoor playground is perfect for kids to unleash their energy and creativity while enjoying free admission.

KidZania Singapore

For a mini-town experience like no other, head to KidZania Singapore on Sentosa Island. Spanning 7,600 square meters across two levels, this interactive city allows kids to role-play various professions and learn real-life skills in a fun and immersive environment. With admission starting from $41, it’s a worthwhile investment in your child’s education and entertainment.

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Children’s Museum Singapore

Step back in time at the Children’s Museum Singapore and embark on a journey through olden day Singapore. From exploring nature’s wonders to discovering local community traditions, there’s plenty for kids to learn and explore. Admission is free for Singaporeans and PRs, making it an accessible option for families on a budget.

Mask-a-rade: Build Your Own Heritage Mask!

Join in the creative fun at the Mask-a-rade activity where children can design their own whimsical masks. With vibrant colours and playful patterns, kids can let their imaginations run wild while learning about cultural heritage. Dates are available in May, providing an enriching and artistic experience for the whole family.

Oodles of Noodles

Embark on a culinary adventure with Izzy as she explores Singapore’s hawker culture in search of innovative recipe ideas. Join the sensory journey through Armenian Street and participate in crafting your own Oodles of Noodles. This paid program offers a hands-on experience for food-loving families to enjoy together.

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Into the Hawkerverse – Opening Weekend Special

Celebrate the school holidays with the opening weekend special at Children’s Museum Singapore. Explore the new exhibition and dive into the vibrant world of Singapore’s hawker culture. With interactive exhibits and engaging activities, it’s a fantastic way to spend quality time with the family.

Central Fire Station

Experience the thrill of a virtual fire station tour from the comfort of your home. Hosted by various fire stations, this online event offers an inside look at the workings of a fire station and educates children about fire safety. While admission is free, bookings are encouraged for an immersive experience.

Rivervale Shores Playgrounds 

 
 
 
 
 
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Located within the Sengkang East Drive HDB housing estate, Rivervale Shores Playgrounds offer a variety of adventures for young kids. From climbing into flying bird nests to overlooking the waterway, there’s something for every child to enjoy. With free admission, it’s a great spot for outdoor fun and exploration.

Kidodo Space

Immerse your little ones in a space-themed adventure at Kidodo Space, located in Suntec City. With multiple play experiences including a ball pit, slides, and light projection play, children can let their imaginations soar. Admission starts from $20, offering affordable fun for families in the heart of the city.

Furama RiverFront Singapore

For a family-friendly staycation, consider Furama RiverFront Singapore along Havelock Road. With the new FURAMAkids package, families can enjoy curated activities and amenities for an unforgettable getaway. Experience comfort and convenience while creating lasting memories with your loved ones.

Paragon Shopping Mall Indoor Playground 

If you’re in the Orchard Road area, don’t miss the Paragon Junior playground on Level 5 of Paragon Shopping Mall. While parents shop, kids can enjoy free playtime in this indoor playground surrounded by family-friendly amenities. It’s the perfect solution for a fun-filled day out without breaking the bank.

Aloft Singapore Novena

Discover a haven for families at Aloft Singapore Novena, where comfort and entertainment blend seamlessly. With over 781 rooms and four suites, the hotel offers ample space and thoughtful amenities for families of all sizes. From premium Sealy mattresses to board games for rent, every detail is designed with families in mind. Conveniently located next to Zhongshan Mall, the hotel provides easy access to dining, shopping, and leisure activities, ensuring a memorable stay for the whole family.

 

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With these diverse options catering to various budgets and interests, you’re sure to find the perfect activities to keep your kids entertained during the upcoming school holidays. Whether it’s exploring history, unleashing creativity, or simply having fun outdoors, Singapore offers endless opportunities for family bonding and adventure.

 

Written by

Pheona Ilagan