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Museum Of Ice Cream Singapore: Pastel Photo Spot Opening In SG To Spam Our Instagram Feeds With

Museum Of Ice Cream Singapore


If there’s one thing that really gets Singaporeans going, it’s finding a new photo spot to go gaga over. We’ve just been graced by Singapore Botanic Garden’s new Orchidetum and the bamboo forest at Coastal Playgrove, but those in the mood for something a little sweeter can soon look forward to the Museum of Ice Cream (MOIC).

Arriving on our shores from New York this August, the museum will have 14 installations unique to its Singapore pop-up. Here’s what you can look forward to seeing:


Interactive experiential exhibits


When we first visited the Museum of Ice Cream’s pop-up in San Francisco, one of the first things that caught our eye was the sprinkle pool. It happens to be one of the museum’s most iconic features too, and Singaporeans can get ready to be greeted by MOIC’s largest sprinkle pool yet.


A sweet tooth’s fantasy come to life
Image credit: @museumoficecream

As if straight out of Adventure Time’s Candy Kingdom, this pastel heaven will feature a total of 14 interactive exhibits dedicated to arguably the best dessert of all time: ice cream, of course.

We’ll also be treated to special Singapore-inspired installations such as a sweet take on our classic Dragon Playground.


Enter the pink-and-yellow banana forest with over 10,000 hanging fruits
Image credit: @museumoficecream


Snap an abstract shot at this dreamy Wes Anderson-esque corridor
Image credit: Museum of Ice Cream

Unlike the usual museum experience where we’re left posing with a glass partition in the way, guests can go all in while here. The photo zones here are extra as heck in the best way possible – don’t miss the giant rainbow-sprinkled elephant cookie that functions as a mini carousel ride.

On top of treating yo’ eyeballs to a feast, fill those tummies up with five yummy ice cream treats while exploring the space. 


The flavours have yet to be confirmed – peep that Sprinkle Pool ice cream!
Image credit: Martin Ramin/WSJ.Magazine


Early ticket access now available



Image credit: @yasmine.elder

We’re still months away from the museum opening its doors, but that doesn’t mean we can’t prepare ourselves for what’s to come. MOIC currently has its early ticket access available from today onwards, and the lucky ones that have managed to snag their tix can enjoy special perks once it opens in August at Dempsey.

Ticket prices are as follows:

  • Single admission: from $42/person
  • Group of 2 or 3: from $40/person
  • Group of 4 or more: from $38/person

Tickets are already selling like hotcakes, so head on to the Museum of Ice Cream’s website and get yours ASAP. 


Visit the Museum of Ice Cream Singapore


We’re #blessed to have all sorts of attractions to look forward to despite a certain Miss Coco making her way around, and the Museum of Ice Cream is yet another spot for us to hit up.

Keep up with MOIC’s updates on their official social media pages here:

More new and fun things to do in Singapore:


Cover image credit: Museum of Ice Cream (R, Centre)

Ra Krishnan

I like chicken nuggets, cheap air tickets, and long walks to the kopitiam. 

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