Balloon Museum at Marina Bay Sands
It’s no secret that us Singaporeans are suckers for Instagrammable places. In fact, it wasn’t too long ago that many of us paid the Museum Of Ice Cream and Bubble Planet Singapore a visit, just to snap some aesthetic pics for the ‘Gram.
Well, if you’re on the hunt for the next IG-worthy exhibition to check out, we’ve got exciting news for you: Rome’s Balloon Museum will be stopping by Marina Bay Sands from 13th June to 31st August this year. The museum, which has made stops around Europe and America, will be bringing its Pop Air exhibition to our shores.
Kid-friendly exhibitions with interactive inflatable art
Similar to Bubble Planet Singapore, Pop Air will feature larger-than-life inflatables that visitors can interact and play with, making it the ideal spot for a family-friendly outing too.
Jump into a 1,000sqm ball pit at Hypercosmo.
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In particular, their Hypercosmo exhibition features the ball pit of every kid’s dreams – we’re talking a ginormous 1,000sqm installation, filled to the brim with balloons and decorated with pretty kinetic lights.
Knot by Cyril Lancelin.
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There’ll also be brain-twisting exhibits like Knot by Cyril Lancelin – a long, worm-like structure that visitors are supposed to navigate their way through. Trippy.
POLYHEADRA by Karina Smigla-Bobinski.
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At POLYHEADRA by Karina Smigla-Bobinski, museum-goers will even be able to rearrange and connect 100 inflatable tubes, all of which are fitted with magnetic rings.
Join the waitlist for the Balloon Museum at Marina Bay Sands
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While ticketing deets aren’t out yet, be sure to join Balloon Museum’s waitlist for updates on when tickets will be released. BTW, those who sign up will also be entitled to a 50% discount when tickets go live – major score!
If you’re looking for other activities to do in the meantime, check out our list of kid-friendly things to do in Singapore, or upcoming openings to look forward to in 2025.
More museums to check out:
- 3-storey Pop Mart museum
- Hello Kitty exhibition at Tokyo National Museum
- Guide to Asian Civilisations Museum
Cover image adapted from: Balloon Museum