If there’s a group of people who have been busy lately, it’s Disney fans. Honestly, even we’ve been trying to keep up – one moment it’s the Disney Adventure cruise setting sail, the next it’s a Disney Cruise-themed light show at Jewel, followed by D23 Asia: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event making its way to SG, and now even a Disney Run on the horizon.
At this point, you probably feel like there’s barely time to catch your breath before the next magical drop, and you’re not wrong. After its successful debut in 2024, which wrapped up in June 2025, the Disney Garden of Wonder at Floral Fantasy in Gardens by the Bay is returning from 8th June 2026. We went down for a sneak peek, and here are some highlights to check out.
The Disney Garden of Wonder is back with setups featuring familiar favourites, like Mickey Mouse, and new additions, like Rapunzel, Elsa and Anna, and the characters from the upcoming Toy Story 5. Similar to the previous edition, you can expect topiary displays and intricate dioramas, all surrounded by colourful blooms across different species.
This year’s edition will run from 8th June 2026 to 14th March 2027, which means that even if you already have plans to travel out of SG for the June holidays, there’s still plenty of time to bring your young ones down for a day out.
For the 1st time ever, the showcase will feature topiary displays of beloved Disney Princesses. Join Belle and Beast alongside their enchanted chameleons, or coo at the sweet sight of Jasmine and her loyal tiger, Rajah.
If you’re wondering, yes, the displays are all entirely made from preserved flowers. Jasmine’s hair is constructed with preserved amaranthus and hydrangeas for her outfit, while Rajah is made from preserved moss, bunnytail, hydrangeas, and cocopeat.
For those who are curious enough, you can also sneak a peek at what Rapunzel and her chameleon friend, Pascal, are painting.
Fans of Frozen will be tickled to know that there are topiary versions of Anna, Elsa, and Olaf set in an enchanting snowy landscape. Walk through a tunnel inspired by Elsa’s Ice Palace, where your footsteps will trigger a snowflake animation on the floor.
Fun fact: Anna’s get-up is made completely from preserved flora; her corset and dress are made with roses and dried sunflower seed shells, while her cape and headband feature hydrangeas.
It doesn’t take a keen eye to notice that in true Floral Fantasy fashion, the flowers have been arranged to recreate scenes inspired by these beloved characters. Spot the hydrangeas and dusty miller, which bring out the icy blues, white, and silvers of Elsa’s Ice Palace in Frozen.
Join Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, and Eeyore as they gather for a party in the Hundred Acre Wood.
You can expect sunny blooms like sunflowers and marigolds that mimic the warm, honey-coloured meadow of Hundred Acre Wood.
Similar to the previous editions, you can find your favourite Disney characters in familiar local settings. Spot the adorable Chip and Dale manning an ice cream trolley, or Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck attempting to whip up a cup of teh tarik.
Join Woody, Jessie, and Buzz Lightyear at the Toy Story 5 topiary display, which is inspired by Bonnie’s Room. You can even spot new characters such as Lilypad and Smarty Pants.
To enter the Disney Garden of Wonder, you’ll have to purchase tickets to Floral Fantasy. Here’s a quick breakdown of the prices for Singapore Residents:
| Category | Price |
| Child (3-12 years old) | $8 |
| Seniors (60 years old and above) | $8 |
| Adult | $12 |
A fun activity for both kids & Disney adults
The Disney Garden of Wonder is just 1 more thing to add to your already very stacked Disney calendar. Grab your tickets soon and maybe avoid the weekends if you prefer your photos without a surprise cameo from someone else’s Mickey ears.
Admission: $8/child, $12/adult
Date: 8th Jun 2026-14th Mar 2027
Time: 10am-9pm, Daily
Venue: Floral Fantasy at Gardens by the Bay
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Photography by Chandelle Cheong.
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