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Waka Waka Is A Safari-Themed Indoor Playground At Furama With Obstacle Courses & Trampolines

Waka Waka at Furama


If the antics of the King Julien from Madagascar has left your kid begging to go on a family trip to the safari, Waka Waka at Furama Riverfront is the closest you’ll get without needing to book a plane ticket.

The indoor playground is suitable for babes as young as 9 months to kids as old as 12. From themed play areas to elaborate party packages for your little ones, here’s what to expect at Waka Waka.


3 play zones for kids of different ages


Whether your kids are still crawling on all fours, or have since evolved to become little track stars zooming around on 2 legs, Waka Waka has a play area that’s sure to keep them entertained.


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Waka Waka

For kids 18 months and above, drop them off at the Safari Play Area, which has multi-leveled maze-like jungle gyms. They’ll have fun bouncing around on trampolines, and climbing and sliding from various heights.


No worries about your kids going full throttle as the whole playground is padded for safety.
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Younger ones can take it easy by swooshing down gentle spirals. Otherwise, those with a little Indiana Jones in them can be kept entertained by hiking up the Waka Volcano before whizzing down the steep metal slide on the side.


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@ellyssapang

Meanwhile, anklebiters aged between 9 and 18 months can head to the Toddler Area. This zone introduces several sensory play areas, such as ball pits and sandboxes. These are not just fun for your tots to explore, but also beneficial for brain and motor development.


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@sunnycitykids

If these two areas aren’t enough play for your offspring, top up $10 on weekdays and $12 on weekends and holidays for the Adventure Cove. This area has a high-elements course designed for brave daredevils aged 4 years and above.

Between navigating a spider web climber and balancing on tires and wooden planks, the little ones are up for an exciting challenge here. Even kiddos who are a little scared of heights can give it a shot, as mum and dad are allowed to accompany them along the way.


Recharge at The Lion’s Den cafe



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@sunnycitykids

Adults will probably be most delighted to hear about this attraction: The Lion’s Den. The halal cafe serves an assortment of mains, sides and beverages, so the whole fam can fuel up after expending energy at the playground all day.

If you’re grabbing lunch or dinner at Waka Waka, a variety of popular Western mains are available, including a Beef Meatball Pasta ($13.90) and Chicken Chop ($10.90).

Of course, there’s no leaving the kids out here, with menu items that will satisfy even the fussiest of eaters. Junior will surely munch on classics like Chicken Spaghetti ($9.90) and 5pc Nuggets & Fries ($9.90). The menu also includes small bites like BBQ Chicken Drumlets ($7.80) and Simply Fries ($5.80) for a mid-play break to re-energise tots.

Waka Waka also offers an Eat & Play promo beginning at $80 for 1 adult and 1 child. The package entitles you to a 1 hour 45 minute play session, and a buffet lunch or dinner at Furama RiverFront to re-fuel after.


Visit Waka Waka at Furama


If you’re looking for a rainy day activity that can pacify kids of all ages, make Waka Waka your next outing spot. With admission tickets at just $23/pax, it’s affordable fun for the whole family. Consider getting the membership package for a better deal. A 6-visit pass ($135, U.P. $158) grants you a $23 discount.


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@wakawakasg

Should your kids want to level up in age in style, Waka Waka also offers party packages for elaborate themed parties. There’s a standard Waka Waka House Party ($688/10 pax) that entitles you to a decorated party room for 1 hour 45 minutes, as well as food and playground access for all attendees.

Meanwhile, slime-obsessed kiddos will enjoy the Science Party ($1,098/10 pax), which provides a workshop teaching attendees how to make their own slime. As for the little ones obsessed with Disney movies, the Princess & Knight Party ($1,098/10 pax) will let them live as royalty for a day.

Whether you’re looking to throw a big celebration or spend an active day out, Waka Waka at Furama Riverfront is sure to become a core memory for little ones.

Rating for kids: 5/5
Rating for adults: 3.5/5

Book a slot on Waka Waka’s website


Price:

Weekday: $23/hour and 45 minutes for 1 child and 1 accompanying adult
Weekend, PH & School Holidays: $28/hour and 45 minutes for 1 child and 1 accompanying adult
Additional adult: $5 on weekdays, $10 on weekends
Address: Annex@Furama #05-01, 407 Havelock Rd, Singapore 169634
Opening hours: Mon & Thu-Fri: 10am-6pm | Sat-Sun: 10am-8pm
Telephone: +65 6738 7733

*Note that pre-bookings are required via telephone or Waka Waka’s website  

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Cover image adapted from: Waka Waka, @sunnycitykids, @ellyssapang, @sunnycitykids

Gwyn Lim

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