The June Holidays have arrived, which means we’ll soon be graced with endless chitter-chatter from little ones who’ll now be spending all their school hours at home. Being the balls of energy they are, parents know it won’t be long before kiddos start nagging to go out – and honestly, there’s no shortage of things for the whole fam to enjoy this holiday.
From a Nickelodeon-themed playground to a Disney music concert and a 17,000sqft bouncy paradise, here are family-friendly activities in June 2022 that’s sure to be fun for the whole family.
Little ones who’ve spent their holidays bingeing Nickelodeon will now get to step into the worlds of Spongebob SquarePants, PAW Patrol, Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Dora the Explorer and Bubble Guppies.
Running from 26th February to 19th June, The World Of Nickelodeon Singapore 2022 is the first Nickelodeon themed entertainment centre to reach our sunny shores.
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Filled with interactive elements that’ll let young’uns enjoy a hands-on playtime, the activity lineup will entertain kids of all ages, whether they’ve barely learned to walk or are already blooming daredevils.
Popping bubbles at the Spongebob Squarepants corner.
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For instance, kiddos of all ages can chase bubbles and try their hand at catching jellyfish straight from Bikini Bottom through an interactive wall, or chase after bubbles.
Meanwhile, active ones will enjoy sweating it out wall-climbing just like the Ninja Turtles do, and journeying their way through the obstacle course like ninjas themselves.
Children enjoying a bumper car ride.
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Of course, when it’s Nickelodeon, we can’t leave out the iconic green slime-themed Slime Lounge, where kids can wiggle their way through a slime-like inflatable. Yes, it’s not real slime, so parents don’t have to worry about getting into a sticky clean-up situation.
There are life-size displays of Nickelodeon characters, but roving characters will also be around for fun photo sessions.
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Beyond themed games, kids will also get to see life-size Nickelodeon characters in a meet and greet session. Meeting their favourite characters, from Dora the Explorer to Spongebob Squarepants, is sure to become a cherished childhood memory.
Promo: Buy 2 tickets and get 1 free.
Limited tickets are available, while stocks last.
Admission:
Weekday (Mon-Thu): $32/pax
Weekend (Fri-Sun, Eve PH & PH): $36/pax
*Prices exclude booking fees
Location: #03-208/209, Marina Square Singapore
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
Get tickets for The World of Nickelodeon Singapore 2022.
Kids have boundless energy, and now they’ll be able to channel all of it to a bouncing good time at Let’s Play @ D’Marquee, an indoor playground at Downtown East. Now open till 26th June 2022, the play paradise contains 10 gigantic themed inflatables.
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The bouncy courses pose different challenges for your little ones to conquer. For instance, they’ll get to hike up and slide down a 4.8m-tall inflatable, or play Tarzan and Jane by making their way through a jungle-like course.
Kids can dive into a colourful ball pit and “rough house”safely in inflatable balls.
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Brave ones can also go head-to-head with their opponents from the safety of inflatable bubble suits. Meanwhile, those down for some milder fun can enjoy swimming in a huge ball pit, or building sandcastles in a sandbox – needless to say, both younger kids and older ones will find something to keep entertained while here.
Little ones can take a ride on dinosaurs at the ‘“dino enclosure” at Begonia Terrace.
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After sweating it out at the bouncy castles, check out more attractions at Begonia Terrace. The King Kong Robot will let kids live out their Transformers dreams by controlling life-sized robots. Meanwhile, the Mini Dino Ride will give them a Jurassic Park experience by riding on the backs of dinosaurs. Parents, feel free to hop aboard these rides with your kid – we’re not judging.
Adults and older kids can enjoy the VR Shooting Game.
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Meanwhile, older kids and adults can immerse themselves in a first-person shooter game. The VR Shooting Game will transport players to a doomsday scenario in a zombie prison-like set up – with realistic guns and vibrating floors, we can already feel the adrenaline rush looming before us.
Promo: Buy 4 tickets and get 15% off. Purchase a minimum of 2 tickets to get 10% off. Get free shuttle services from Jurong East from 30th May onwards.
Admission:
Mon-Fri: $25/pax for a 100-minute session
Sat-Sun, School Holidays, PH & PH Eve: $28/pax for a 100-minute session
*Tickets must be booked online in advance, socks are required for the indoor playground.
Location: 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 12pm-9.30pm | Sat-Sun, School Holidays, PH & PH Eve 10am-9:30pm
Get tickets for Let’s Play @ D’Marquee.
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Those of us who’ve grown up with Disney would know how near impossible it is to resist singing along to our favourite Disney songs.
At Disney In Concert A Dream Is A Wish, happening on 18th and 19th June 2022, you’ll get to hear live orchestral performances of songs from iconic Disney movies like The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, Frozen and Aladdin.
Kids, families and major Disney fans will get to watch original clips from Disney movie classics they’re familiar with, except this time it’ll be accompanied by mesmerising vocal performances by 4 singers from the United States and a 45-piece orchestra.
Promo: All ticket categories are going for 10% off.
Admission: $78-$158/pax
Location: Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Exhibition Hall F, Level B2
Date: 18th & 19th June
Time: 3.30pm and 8pm
Get tickets for Disney In Concert A Dream Is A Wish on SISTIC or MBS website.
With these family-friendly events going on, you won’t need to stress about keeping your kids entertained. These activities are only available in the month of June, so make sure to catch them before they’re gone. After all, it’ll be way more rewarding to spend the day out indulging in some wholesome old school fun that’ll keep the iPad generation away from their devices.
This post was brought to you by Biz Trends Media.
Cover image adapted from: @laurawonglw, Jessica Fang, Biz Trends Media
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