If you’ve been keeping up with the news, you’d know that New Bahru is one of Singapore’s most exciting openings this year. Besides IG-worthy restaurants and some of the best local brands under one roof, the lifestyle destination also has amenities for those with kids. Think: children’s bookshop Woods in the Books and Kiztopia Prestige.
The latter is Kiztopia’s latest outlet, with over 8,000sqft worth of interactive role-play rooms, thought-out classes, and even a cafe. It promises a unique environment for your child to both learn and play. Here’s everything you need to know:
Kiztopia opened its Marina Square flagship in 2019 and has since expanded with different branches under different sub-brands – Kiztopia Club, Bouncetopia, SkyPark, and Jumptopia. The new outlet at New Bahru will offer the first Kiztopia Prestige experience, tailored specifically towards toddlers and preschoolers.
Tickets for 1 parent and 1 child are $32 for 1 hour, and $48 for 2 hours. You can add on another parents at $18. There are also memberships available for families who want repeat visits to this or any of the other Kiztopia outlets in Singapore.
At New Bahru’s Kiztopia Prestige, the playground facilities are a hyperactive child’s dream. From sand and ball pits to curving slides, the kids can run wild. The outlet is all decked out in subtle, neutral colours. Add on the eco-friendly themes displayed and you got the ideal environment to help your child navigate learning and playing.
As if that weren’t enough, there are bouncy trampolines and tower obstacles for your little one to conquer and build confidence. Amidst all the playing, the in-house mascot Bell the Bear can be spotted whether that’d be on posters or IRL.
There is also an option to book the place as a birthday party venue for your child to just run and jump along with all their friends.
Petite chef is one of the classrooms where your kid will learn the basics of food and cooking through role-play.
Image credit: Kiztopia Singapore
Hands-on learners learn best in an interactive environment, duh. Your kid will get just that with a whole host of classes that are more fun than your typical maths enrichment lesson. Most are conducted by their in-house team with a few unique ones roping in industry experts. Each class lasts 45 minutes and is limited to a small class size of 8 pairs so no one gets left out.
Image adapted from: Kiztopia Singapore
Some notable ones include Messy Bubs – where your kid can engage in free flow sensory games with toys and upbeat music to help stimulate their senses and boost imagination. There’s also Bilingual Super Troopers – where S.T.E.M concepts are taught with hands-on science experiments in both English and Mandarin.
Image credit: Kiztopia Singapore
All that running and jumping around coupled with the mental stretch from the classes is sure to work up an appetite. Head over to the cosy Kith New Bahru Cafe for some noms like their fish fingers & fries ($14.95) and their babyccino, a mix of milk, cacao powder, and marshmallows for kids with sweet teeth.
If you’re waiting to pick up your kids from their hands-on classes, grab a slice of cake and coffee for $10.95, or order up the brunch roll set ($11.95) that comes with a cappuccino.
Now that Kiztopia Prestige at New Bahru is opening, it’s time to invest in your child’s learning and development. There are 3 membership tiers: Silver ($868), Gold ($1,588), and Prestige ($3,288). All of them have one fun perk that’s sure to hype your kid: unlimited playtime. For a complete breakdown of all the tiers and benefits, visit Kiztopia Prestige’s website.
If you’re on the fence and want your child to experience it first, Kiztopia is offering complimentary trial classes until 28th June 2024. A one-time ticket for you and your kid will cost $32/hour and $48 for 2 hours. If another parent wants to join in on the fun, there’ll be an additional $18 required.
Switching up your kids’ usual playtime routine while ensuring their noggins are still active just got easier at Kiztopia Prestige at New Bahru. Let the kids explore and expand their curious minds in the role-play rooms and hands-on classes while you chill at the in-house cafe or explore the different brands at New Bahru.
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Cover Image adapted from: Kiztopia Singapore
Last updated by Raewyn Koh on 26th November 2024.
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