The March school holidays are in full swing, and no doubt you’re probably already looking into how to keep the young ones entertained for a whole week. We are, after all, spoilt for choice when it comes to things to do with kids in Singapore. But if you’re looking for a new buzz, check out these things to do during the March holidays:
Image credit: @kiztopiasg via Instagram
Bouncy castles are fail-proof when it comes to kids. If yours has plenty of energy to expel, then bring them right over to SingPost Centre for Jumptopia Lite. A collaboration with Kiztopia, the event space-themed event takes over the Level 1 Atrium. Expect 3 huge bouncy arenas filled with UFOs and oddities the kiddos will love.
Book tickets for Jumptopia Lite @ SingPost Centre.
Admission: $12/pax ($8 for an additional adult)
Venue: SingPost Centre, Level 1 Atrium, 10 Eunos Road 8, Singapore 408600
Date: 6th-17th March 2024
Time: 10.30am-9pm, Daily (last admission at 8.30pm, except for 17th March where it closes at 7.30pm)
Image credit: @worldofpawssg via Instagram
Animal lovers may want to spend time at World of Paws, a dog cafe at Pandan Gardens home to George and his furfriends. They’re offering a holiday season promotion at $18/pax, including complimentary gelato ice cream and a photo-taking sesh with the puppers. Kids of any age group are welcome, as long as they treat the doggos with respect.
Admission: $18/pax
Address: 200 Pandan Gardens, #01-07, Singapore 609336
Opening hours: Wed-Fri 3-7pm | Sat-Sun 12pm-6pm (Closed from Mondays to Tuesdays)
Contact: World of Paws website
Image credit: Klook
Disney on Ice is back this March, just in time for the school holidays. The kids will love watching the cast – made up of 40 professional skaters – singing along to tunes from their favourite movies, from Moana’s courageous voyages to Aladdin’s Arabian Nights. There’s also a store selling Disney-themed merchandise, should you want to take some home for the memories
Book tickets for Disney on Ice.
Admission: From $25
Venue: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
Date: 9th-17th March 2024
Time: Wed-Fri 2.30pm & 6.30pm | Sat-Sun 10.30am, 2.30pm & 6.30pm
Contact: Ticketmaster website
Image credit: @kiztopiasg via Instagram
Hear ye, hear ye, a new inflatable water park is in town. Splashtopia, a kid-friendly waterpark by Kiztopia, is popping up at Sentosa. There’ll be 9 huge water inflatables for you and your mini-you to conquer. Think: slides, bouncy castles, and obstacle courses, surrounded by the cool splash of water all-round.
Image credit: @kiztopiasg via Instagram
DBS/POSB Cardmembers can enjoy the following promo codes:
Book the tickets for Splashtopia @ Sentosa Palawan Green
Admission: $38 for Buddy (2 Pax) Admission Ticket | $66 for Family (4 Pax) Admission Ticket
Date: 8th-31st March 2024
Venue: Sentosa Palawan Green
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 2pm-7pm | Fri-Sun, PH & school holidays 9.30am-8pm
Contact: 8201 0393 | Splashtopia website
Image adapted from: Pinkfong
There isn’t a kid in the whole who hasn’t heard of Baby Shark. Hardcore fans have lots to do-do-do this month as Pinkfong & Baby Shark Playhouse is here to stay till 31st March. The little ones can dive into ball and sand pits, and zoom down slides, plus try their hand an an array of activities like miniature golf, bowling, and interactive dance floor panels.
Image credit: Pinkfong
There’s also a glow-in-the-dark painting station, a movie corner, and “camping” station for some winding down after all the excitement.
Book tickets for Pinkfong & Baby Shark Playhouse
Admission: Mon-Thu $31/pax | Fri-Sun $35/pax
Date: From now till 31st March 2024
Address: 6 Raffles Boulevard, #03-208/209 Marina Square, Singapore 039594
Opening hours: 10am-8pm
Image credit: NTUC First Campus
Your kid might possibly be the next Bear Grylls after joining the Wild Troopers Camp at Admiralty Park. In the 4-hour camp, they’ll embark on a journey where their outdoor survival skills – like map navigation, animal safety, and safe judgment skills – are put to the test. There’ll also be adventurous challenges for them to take on.
After the camp, make a pitstop at Admiralty Park playground, which has 26 slides, tubes, and zip lines for thie kids to run around in.
Admission: $119.90
Date: 9th, 11th, 13th & 15th March 2024
Venue: Admiralty Park
Time: 9am-1pm
Contact: Wild Troopers Camp
Whether your child is a Potterhead or not, they’re sure to be enchanted at the Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience. Cute, quirky, and creepy critters from both the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films await you, as do interactive stations and whimsical lights.
While you’re there, make sure to try the iconic butterbeer ($14). It’s non-alcoholic, which makes it suitable for muggles and wizards of all ages.
Book tickets for Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest.
Admission: $44/adult, $35/child (3 years & up) | $39/pax (students & seniors above 60)
Venue: Siloso Point, Coastal Trail, Sentosa
Date: Till 21st April 2024
Time: 7.45pm-11pm (last entry at 10.15pm)
Image credit: Singapore Book of Records
Give a kid a balloon and their day is made. Now, what if you “gave” them 200,000 balloons? That’s what you’ll get when you the yearly Enchanted Tales Balloon Extravaganza at Marina Square.
Image credit: Singapore Book of Records
The display is all about mega-sized balloon sculptures. You’ll see a castle, dragons, and knights – all crafted by 60 balloon artists from 9 countries.
Venue: Marina Square Central Atrium, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
Date: 9th-17th March 2024
Time: 11am-9.30pm, Daily
Image credit: Animals & Us Academy via Facebook
Animals are always a hit with the young ones, and if your child particularly loves them, then this is the place they need to be this March holidays. Over at the Friends of Animals Camp, they’ll learn about different pets’ traits and needs from vetenarians and animal educators. Just don’t be surprised if Junior comes home asking for a new family pet.
Book Friends of Animals Camp.
Admission: $98
Date: 9th & 12th March 2024 (for cats and rabbits respectively)
Venue: Canopy Veterinary Centre @ 1 Yuan Ching Road (Superbowl Jurong), #03-03, Singapore 618640
Time: 9am-12.30pm
Contact: 8198 3716 | Animals & Us Academy website
Interactive exhibits are a great way for kids to express their creativity and getting a hands-on learning experiences. So, take the aspiring Picassos to Keppel Centre for Art Education at National Gallery Singapore.
Image credit: National Gallery Singapore
When you’re there, don’t forget to visit “A Brush With Forest Fire,” where children wield special paint brushes to extinguish virtual forest fires, all while delving into the fascinating world of color theory.
| Monday | 10:00 a.m - 07:00 p.m |
| Tuesday | 10:00 a.m - 07:00 p.m |
| Wednesday | 10:00 a.m - 07:00 p.m |
| Thursday | 10:00 a.m - 07:00 p.m |
| Friday | 10:00 a.m - 07:00 p.m |
| Saturday | 10:00 a.m - 07:00 p.m |
| Sunday | 10:00 a.m - 07:00 p.m |
Image credit: Bambini Photography via Facebook
Here’s another creative outlet for your kid if they’re between the ages of 9 and 12. Let your child hone their photography skillsthrough the Basic Photography Workshop. Each class has up to 8 students, so rest assured your little one will get plenty of guidance and opportunities to make friends.
As an added bonus, participants will enjoy complimentary refreshments and receive a $50 credit towards family shoot packages.
Book Basic Photography Workshop by Bambini Photography.
Admission: $53.47/student (including booking fees)
Venue: 62 Ubi Road 1 #10-24 Singapore, Singapore 408734
Date: 12th March 2024
Time: 9am-12pm
Contact: 8717 1558 | Bambini Photography website
Image adapted from: Baker’s Brew
If you think your kid has the potential to be the next Martha Stewart, you might want to sign them up for Baker’s Brew’s March Holiday Kids Baking Camp.
The program offers 2 classes tailored for different age groups over a 3-day period. Mini bakers aged 4-7 years old will explore beach-themed creations including Sunny Beach Donuts and Seashell Madeleines. Meanwhile, junior bakers aged 8-12 years old will learn how to bake fruit-inspired delights such as Blueberry Sandwich Cookies and Vegan Lemon Tarts.
Admission: $198/student
Venue: 290 Orchard Road #05-46 Paragon Singapore 238859
Date: 10th, 13th & 15th March 2024 or 14th, 16th & 17th March 2024
Time: Mini Bakers 10am-12pm | Junior Bakers 2pm-4pm
Contact: 6909 0669 | Baker’s Brew website
If you’re looking for a family getaway without having to splash the cash on travel fares, check out this The Capitol Kempinski Hotel. They’ve recently launched the Candyland “Glampkation” Package, just in time for the school holidays.
Image credit: The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore
Your room will come with an adorably-decorated teepee complete with candy-themed plushies and inflatable, plus a chocolate donut-decorating kit. Kids can also take part in a candy scavanger hunt, get unlimited ice cream, and receive a take-home candy blanket for the mems.
Image credit: The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore
For a limited time, there’s a Stay-3-Pay-2 offer where families staying for 3 nights will get the third night free for stays between now and 30 June 2024.
Book a Candyland “Glampkation” at The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore.
| Monday | Open 24 Hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 Hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 Hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 Hours |
| Friday | Open 24 Hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 Hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 Hours |
School’s out! From camping in the wilderness to learning how to bake, there are plenty of events and things to do this March holidays. With so many exciting activities, your kids would never be bored. Now all you have to do is pack their bags and set forth on an adventure around our sunny island.
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Cover image adapted from: Pinkfong, @kiztopiasg & @worldofpawssg via Instagram
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