Snow City at Jurong is closing in September 2026
After 26 years of giving Singaporeans a much-needed respite from the heat, Snow City is finally closing its doors on 30th September 2026. To mark the bittersweet occasion, they’re throwing one last hurrah by offering 30% off tickets and exclusive, limited-time experiences. Read on to find out more details and check out a guide to exploring Snow City before it melts.
Escape the heat with a 120m snow slide, igloos & icy playgrounds
As you step into Snow City’s snow chamber, you’re instantly hit with a cold gust of wind. That’s right: a sub-zero environment in Singapore. Your attention probably then turns to the huge slide that’s about 3 storeys high.
Dubbed the Glacier Luge, this 120m-long slide is completely made from ice, which means it’s extra slippery. Simply grab a small plastic sled, plop yourself down and hang on tight; by the way, you can go on the slide as many times as you want, so don’t feel shy to take repeat runs.
Image credit: Snow City Singapore
If you’re no adrenaline junkie, just have a snowball fight near the icy playgrounds and chilly igloos. But this is only the tip of the iceberg. Snow City’s got more fun and definitely more snow in store for you.
Unleash your inner kid with bumper cars on ice
This isn’t like your typical bumper car ride at Timezone Jurong Point. As the name “Drift on Ice” suggests, 2 passengers will get to manoeuvre the bumper car for 5 minutes, literally drifting on ice while crashing into other riders. Sounds fun, right?
Children who want to try this activity must be above 90cm, and those below 1.2m need to be accompanied by an adult.
Defrost at an outdoor rock climbing & abseiling wall
Image credit: @climbodachi via Instagram
Once you’re satisfied freezing your butt off in the snow chambers, warm up your body at The Cliff, located just outside Snow City. The Cliff offers 10 climbing lanes of varying difficulties, so if you’re a noob at climbing, just pick the easiest path.
Since 20 climbers are allowed to participate at once, maybe have a friendly competition among yourselves to add a little spice. If you wanna build strong bonds instead, opt for one of the multiple team-building activities available too.
How to get to Snow City?
Getting to Snow City is easy; if you’re taking the train, alight at Jurong East MRT station. Afterwards, Snow City is just a 10-minute walk away. Alternatively, you can also take the bus no. 66, 178, 198, 355, and 984 and alight at the Aft S’pore Science Ctr bus stop (stop ID: 28261). Once you’ve gotten off, Snow City is a 2-minute walk away.
If you’ve opted to drive or ride into Snow City, you can park your vehicles there as well. The Snow City car park rates are as follows:
Cars: $0.70/30 minutes
Motorcycles: $0.78/entry
How much are tickets to Snow City?
You can either book your tickets online on the Snow City website, or in person at their ticketing booth. The prices for tickets to Snow City are as follows:
| 1 Hour Snow Play +
1 Bumper Car |
Child: $23 |
| Adult: $27 | |
| Senior: $22 | |
| 2 Hours Snow Play | Child: $24 |
| Adult: $31 | |
| Senior: $26 |
To commemorate the 26 years of ice-cold memories that were made in Snow City, there will be a Snow Play package that includes 1 hour of Snow Play and 1 Bumper Car ride. Tickets for the package are priced at $16 for children and $19 for adults, which is a 30% discount from the usual price.
As for winterwear rentals, each visitor will be loaned a complimentary pair of winter boots and a winter jacket to don during their session. You can also rent waterproof pants ($5.45/adult, $4.40/child), gloves ($3.30/adult, $2.70/child), or purchase socks ($3.85/adult, $3.30/child) for more protection against the cold.
Chill at Snow City Singapore
Since winter is not here to stay – in Singapore at least – head down to Snow City to get your dose of winter experience. It’s fun for kids and adults – the place is filled to the brim with activities for everyone.
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Originally published 1st May 2023. Last updated on 20th May 2026.