School’s Out! With travel less than fuss-free, it makes great sense to engage, entertain and educate them this March school holidays. Whether you enjoy being out in the sun or going on a thrill ride or seeing kids go euphoric in a massive indoor playground, we’ve got you covered.
[KKday Exclusive] Singapore Family-Friendly Attraction Bundle Deals
Go on a family activity full of fun times and informative lessons with this KKday exclusive day pass to some of Singapore’s best kid-friendly spots!
Explore ForestPlay, Kranji Fun Kart, Jewel Changi Airport Attraction, Amazonia, Snow City Singapore & Skyline Luge and Skyride with your kids & family and make the most out of what every attraction has to offer.
Grab this KKday Exclusive Bundle Deals which includes an adult and child ticket to
- Amazonia + Jewel Changi Airport Canopy Bridge Ticket & Canopy Park or
- Kranji Fun Kart (30kph/50kph) Experience + Snow City or
- ForestPlay + Skyline Luge & Skyride or
- ForestPlay + Snow City
You can book the tickets here.
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Exploratory Hands-on Farms Tour
Looking for some family fun as you explore and learn about the less-seen parts of Singapore? Learn about hydroponics farming at Kok Fah Technology Farm and even get to harvest and bring home your own lettuce. Following that, you can purchase locally-grown produce at the organic weekend market. The next stop can be Jurong Frog Farm and Hay Dairies, a dairy farm. Your little ones can get to hold the frogs, feed the goats and sample fresh goat’s milk!
You can book the tickets here (Kok Fah) or here (Hay Dairies + Frog Farm).
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SuperPark
A gigantic space bustling with activity, SuperPark has over 20 activities under one roof designed for all ages. Try your hand at new sports without worrying about weather, pollution, or heat. You don’t have to worry about safety as SuperPark staff are well-trained and will ensure all visitors have a safe and enjoyable experience.
The park’s three main exciting areas include an Adventure Area with obstacle walls, trampolines, zip wires, slides, play towers and a pedal car racing track. Although it’s targeted at children, you are welcome to join in the fun. The Game Arena is a space to swing baseball bats, shoot a hoop, or swing a golf club. Challenge your friends to a match, as performance is measured by radars and other digital systems. Lastly, the Freestyle Hall provides a conducive environment to skate, scoot and practise gymnastics.
You can book the tickets here.
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T-Play at HomeTeamNS Khatib
The only Peranakan-themed indoor playground in Singapore, T-Play at HomeTeamNS, Khatib is inspired by the pioneering spirit of the early Peranakans. Featuring vibrant colours and images synonymous with the Peranakan culture, you can immerse in the culture through audio, video and sensory play. Apart from the dragon playground slide, look forward to climbing slide tunnel, sport pitch, a foam ball shooting arena, an interactive trampoline, ball pit and a ninja course.
You can book the tickets here.
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T-Play @ Bukit Batok
At T-Play at Bukit Batok, a 4,200 square feet aviation-themed indoor playground located in HomeTeamNS, children can imagine that they’re on a plane up in the skies. Made entirely in Sweden and assembled in Singapore, it’s the first augmented playground with interactive transportation themed play zones. The entire playground was designed with much thought, from the revolving boarding gates to the airplane tunnels and dual runway slides.
You can book the tickets here.
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Kidz Amaze @ SAFRA Toa Payoh
Kidz Amaze @SAFRA Toa Payoh focuses on active play. Hence, the playground is made up of three inter-connected sections across three levels – The Cave, Tree Tops and The City. It’s a sprawling playground of endless tunnels, obstacles and slides. The ball zone is a hot favourite, with a basket that tips ball pit balls down to the first level. Friendly facilitators and soft padded flooring make this space safe for the children to romp, tumble and roll. It’s the perfect diversion for the day, with activities that will test your little one’s motor skills as they explore.
You can book the tickets here.
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Kidz Amaze @ SAFRA Jurong
Did you know that children are learning, even when they play? One of Singapore’s largest interactive playgrounds, your kids can have a whale of a time at this exciting five-storey playground. Slide down an 18.5 metre tall slide and have a balling fun time at the Ballocity playground. That’s not all! There’s even a relaxing room for parents if they need some space away from the kids while they are having a thrilling time on the rainbow maze, wave slides and swinging balls.
You can book the tickets here
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Splash @ Kidz Amaze SAFRA Punggol
Singapore’s first indoor water playground, Splash @ Kids Amaze at SAFRA Punggol is a 24,000 square feet play space modelled after the “Enchanted Deep Sea”. The main play area has eight play decks with five slides, with water that is at a slightly deeper level to encourage parents to join in the fun with their children. The Toddler Play Zone has water shooters, water guns and a small pool to keep them entertained while their elder siblings play in the main area. From 5pm to 9pm, the water playground takes on an ethereal feel as the area is bathed in purple and pink lights.
You can book the tickets here.
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Amazonia
As one of the longest-serving family play centres in Singapore, Amazonia knows what keeps families returning. Spanning more than 3,000 square feet and 10 metres high, this Arctic-themed playground is undoubtedly the four-tier wave slide. Watch your kids improve their gross motor and hand-eye coordination skills as they shoot hoops whilst jumping. In addition, there is a large and deep snowball ball pit that comes complete with vacuum ball tubes that shoot balls out for interactive play. The Impact Wall, a 9-metre by 4-metre high video wall for interactive games is a fantastic hit with the young ones.
You can book the tickets here.
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The Polliwogs
Despite not being as large as its newer counterparts, it certainly isn’t any less boring. The structure is designed to be spacious and allows for adults to navigate smoothly through the tunnels and obstacles to chase after their young ones. There’s a foam ball shooter in the middle area where children can learn about trajectory and gravity. They can observe how the foam balls shoot high up into the air with the push of a button. Toddlers are not neglected here, with a mini-carousel, tiny spinning cups, various foam ride-on toys and a ball pit.
You can book the tickets here.
March School Holiday 2023
It is the March one-week school break. We have compiled a list of March School Holidays 2023 Activities for Kids.
For other upcoming events, visit Events in Singapore.
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