Have you ever made plans to go outdoors with your friends only to realise that it's hazy outside? We feel you! With Singapore's unpredictable weather, you might experience haze one moment followed by scorching heat and humidity. Wondering "what indoor activities are near me?" We've got you covered! Here's a list of 24 exciting indoor activities and things to do in Singapore! Whether it's rain or shine, you'll be able to enjoy some fun indoors with your friends without having to change plans!
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Indoor activities and things to do in Singapore
1. Enjoy a round of VR game at Zero Latency Singapore
Credit: Zero Latency Singapore
Zero Latency Singapore is not your average virtual reality gaming spot; it's the biggest, most awesome multiplayer free-roaming VR arena you'll find in Suntec City Mall, Singapore! Picture this: you and your friends (up to eight pax) can embark on mind-blowing adventures together. It's like stepping into another universe where the fun never stops!
And here's the cherry on top: Zero Latency has some seriously cutting-edge tech. With their exclusive remote rendering stack and super-fast WiFi 6E wireless streaming, they've cranked up the performance to a mind-boggling 16 times better than your regular headsets, delivering eye-popping 5k resolution graphics. Your senses are in for a treat!
But the best part? It's all about simplicity and freedom. No clunky controllers, no annoying cables, and definitely no backpack PCs to weigh you down. You've got nothing to worry about except putting on that headset and using your own two feet to explore these incredible, immersive experiences. It's like stepping into a whole new reality where you can move, groove, and have a blast without a care in the world!
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Admission fee:
$59.90 per player (Monday to Thursday after 5pm, Friday to Sunday, PH and eve of PHs)
$48 per player (Monday to Thursday before 5pm)
Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard #03-346/347, Suntec City Mall, Singapore 038983
Opening hours:
Monday to Thursday: 12pm to 9pm,
Friday: 12pm to 10pm,
Saturday & Public Holiday: 11am to 10pm,
Sunday: 11am to 9pm
Eves of Public Holiday: Usual operating hours
Contact number: 6931 0331 (Monday to Sunday: 9am to 6pm only)
Email: [email protected]
2. Show off your aiming skills at TactSim @ HomeTeamNS Khatib
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Here’s one way to get off the sofa and away from the TV when it's raining. Channel your inner Call of Duty player at HomeTeamNS Khatib's first indoor Player versus Player (PvP) airsoft in Singapore called TactSim! There are two game modes - Capture the Flag and King of the Hill - both are played in short rounds but are equally heart-thumping. It features advanced moving wall panels that are shifted every once in a while to make playing airsoft a different experience. ?
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If you’re not one for getting physically competitive, how about testing how good your aim is? TactSim also offers Target Shooting where you can shoot pellets at target boards in a firing range to put your accuracy skills to the ultimate test. No matter how cold the weather is outside, you’ll always be fired up at this indoor airsoft! ?
TactSim @ HomeTeamNS Khatib
Address: HomeTeamNS Khatib, 1 Yishun Walk Singapore 767944, Level 3
Opening hours: Tue – Thu; 6PM – 10PM *PVP available from 8PM to 9PM only
Fri; 2PM – 9PM | Sat, Sun, Eve of PH and PH; 11AM – 9PM | Mon; Closed
Ticket price:
Player vs Player (PvP)
Price: From $21.60
Target Shooting
Price:From $27
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3. Get Your Blood Pumping
Imagine this: you strap on your running shoes only to realise that dark clouds have formed in the sky. It might not be best to run out right now or you might get stuck in the rain, but you were really looking forward to the quick exercise session between your busy, daily routine.
Credit: Teraweights
Well if you still want to keep your blood pumping while being indoors, you totally can! Teraweights’, a workout community that supports and exercises together, has packages that come with options for indoor workout videos, flexible workout hours with a trainer, and even monitoring your workout intensity and tracking your progress with the MZ-Switch Exercise Tracker and a fitness social app from MyZone! Now you can exercise anytime and anywhere, even indoors at home. So if it's raining and you're looking to get moving, check out Teraweights' programmes and get exercising!
P.S. With the MyZone app, you can then share your successes (as you should! ?) with your fellow Empowerers, and also get motivated to constantly build up your strength and mobility.
Register via: This link
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4. Go ice-skating
Rent a pair of skates and spend your time skating (or falling ?) indoors with your friends! The Rink at JCube is open with additional safety measures in place, but rest assured you can still enjoy lots of fun. Only 50 skaters will be allowed per session and you'll have to wear a mask at all times.
Price: from $14 for Adults
Opening hours: Varies according to the schedule of National Skating Association Trainings. Do check The Rink’s schedule on their site.
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P.S.Looking for activities to do in February? We got you covered with 9 fun-filled activities!
5. Pretend it's winter at Snow City
If you still haven't got enough of your pretend-winter vacation, head over to Snow City nearby! You might not be able to travel now but who says you can't have some fun in the snow? Here's your chance to meet a snowman, experience playing in an igloo or try the Arctic snow slide! Snow City has also launched its Winter Shooting Arena! ? With sub-zero temperatures, this has been certified as Singapore's Coldest Shooting Arena by the Singapore Book of Records. Do book a slot in advance before you head in!
Price: from $21
Opening hours: 10am-5pm (Tues-Fri); 10am-6pm (Sat-Sun)
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Halal food nearby: For halal food options near The Rink and Snow City, check out our Jurong halal food guide! P.S. Looking for outdoor activities to do instead?Check out our article here.
6. Be an artist for a day
If you're thinking of doing something creative and fun with your friends indoors, sign up for a session of painting! You and your squad can unleash your creativity on a blank canvas ? Head over to Splat Paint House, Singapore's only dedicated splatter paint studio or My Art Space, for their packaged workshops for adults and more. Check out our guide to art-jamming spots in Singapore here! Only prior appointments are allowed, so hurry and choose your slots now!
Price: from $39
Address: 207a Upper Thomson Rd, Singapore 574346
Opening hours: 3pm-9pm (Wed-Thurs); 3pm-9.30pm (Fri); 11am-9pm (Sat); 11am-7.30pm (Sun)
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P.S. Are you and your partner looking for date ideas?We've got you covered right here!
7. Sweat it out and rock-climb
Who says you can't sweat it out when you're indoors? If you're looking for a convenient rock-climbing spot near eateries and other amenities, head over to Kallang Wave Mall, Funan Mall and Novena! They both have their own indoor rock-climbing walls (operated by Climb Central). Alternatively, you can also head to climbing gyms like Onsight and Kinetics for more heart-pumping action. Remember to book your climbing slot online during this period as slots are limited.
Price: from $30 per person
Opening hours: 11am-11pm (Weekdays); 9am-9pm (Weekends & PH)
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P.S. Looking for a new climbing spot?Check out Upwall Climbing, the newest rock-climbing gym in Pasir Ris!
8. Rack your brains at an escape room
Credit: Trapped.SG on Facebook
If you and your group of friends love solving puzzles, then trying out an escape room would be the perfect indoor activity! Choose from a variety of themed rooms and you'll be given a set amount of time to break free. There are many escape rooms across town such as Trapped, LOST SG, Xcape, Captivate Escape Rooms and more. This is definitely one way to change up your hangout routine with friends ?
Check out our guide to escape rooms in Singapore here!
9. Pose for the 'gram at the Trick Eye Museum
You might not be able to pose for travel photos but you can still take those fun shots with your friends at the Trick Eye Museum! Be treated to an array of artworks that'll turn your photos into a 4D masterpiece with the help of optical illusion. This is also Singapore's first Augmented Reality (AR) museum! From fairytale scenes to renowned artworks, you're guaranteed a session of fun here. ?
Price: from $21.25
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Halal food nearby:Check out our Muslim-friendly Sentosa guide for halal food options!
10. Visit various attractions at Jewel Changi Airport
The next time you're at Jewel, explore beyond the HSBC Rain Vortex and amazing food options. Why not head over to the Canopy Park or the Changi Experience Studio for some fun instead ?
At the Canopy Park, you can take a stroll on the walking nets, explore the hedge and mirror mazes, go down the Discovery Slides, and more!
At the Changi Experience Studio, you'll get to enjoy projection experiences, interactive games and immersive shows simulating airport functions.
Canopy Park Price: Starts from $5 for Adults, Depends on attraction (see the full price listing on their ticketing site!)
Changi Experience StudioPrice: $19 Website | Facebook | Instagram | Find out more
Halal food nearby:Check out our ultimate halal food guide to Jewel Changi Airport!If you feel like eating dim sum, be sure tocheck out this new Dim Sim menu at Jewel Changi Airport!
11. Catch up on the latest floral exhibits at Gardens by the Bay
Want to feel outdoors without being outdoors? Visiting Gardens by the Bay's Flower Dome and Cloud Forest is always a good idea! Planning a visit with your family? Make sure you check out our family-friendly guide to Gardens by the Bay!
Price: From $20 (Adult), $15 (Senior), $12 (Child), Admission charge to Flower Dome applies
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Halal food nearby:Check out our halal food guide to Marina Bay!
12. Jump on trampolines at BOUNCE Singapore
Looking for a fun way to let your energy out? Have a go at bouncing on trampolines at BOUNCE Singapore! Located at Cineleisure on Grange Road, this facility has a slew of trampolines, obstacle courses and other fun sections for you to tackle. Catering to both kids and adults, it's a great spot for some family-friendly fun.
Price: From $25.90 (adult) and $17 (child) (see the full price listing on their website)
Opening hours: 10am-8pm (Mon-Thurs); 10am-9pm (Fri); 9am-9pm (Sat/PH); 9am-7pm (Sun)
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13. Have fun at SG's biggest VR theme park
Credit: HeadRock VR Singapore on Facebook
Did you know that there's an indoor theme park at Resorts World Sentosa? We're talking about HeadRock VR, Singapore's biggest virtual reality (VR) theme park! Split into three zones, there are plenty of exciting rides and interactive games to enjoy with your loved ones here. Hop aboard the various VR roller coasters that'll give you an adrenaline rush like the Extreme Train. Or ride through the Storm Blizzard or go Jungle Rafting with your squad. If you're a horror fan, the Horror Room will be your favourite!
Price: from $30
Opening hours: 11am-7pm daily; Closed on Wednesdays
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14. Have fun at the world's first suspended indoor playground
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Who says playgrounds are only for kids? If you and your friends are looking to take your meet-ups up a notch, time to visit the world's first suspended indoor playground at City Square Mall! Unleash your inner child as you walk through the various elevated-themed zones and participate in unique games. From Giant Inflatable Soccer to a 3D maze and an exhilarating slide and more, you'll definitely have loads of fun over here. And you'll get to enjoy all these while you're suspended between 2 to 5 storeys high!
Price: from $25
Opening hours: They change accordingly, so do check their social media first before heading out.
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15. Sweat it out at Adventure HQ Khatib
Credit: Adventure HQ
The recently opened Adventure HQ is Singapore's first and largest multi-element indoor adventure centre. Yes, here's where you can experience the outdoors in an indoor setting on rainy days! There are 10 adventure elements here like the first indoor roll glider, the longest 14m indoor slide, an indoor artificial caving experience, a Ninja Course, challenge ropes courses and more, you're guaranteed some thrilling action here! You'll also get to do some bouldering or climbing and try out firemen slides.
Price: from $32
Opening hours: 2pm-10pm (Tues-Fri); 10am-10pm (Sat-Sun); Closed on Mondays
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16. Check out Singapore Discovery Centre's adventurous attractions
Credit: Singapore Discovery Centre
They have some awesome attractions such as a 2-storey escape room, an immersive laser tag arena as well as a new permanent exhibits gallery where you can learn about Singapore's history using technology. That's not all - when the weather's not gloomy, you can battle it out with friends and family at the crossfire paintball arena or take a ride on a pedal boat around the Singapore Discovery Centre's lake. Find out more here!
Opening hours: 12pm-7pm (Mon-Fri); 11am-8pm (Sat-Sun); differs according to attractions, check out the timings here
Address: 510 Upper Jurong Rd, Singapore 638365
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17. Go cosmic bowling at 313@Somerset
Bet you never knew that there's a spot for bowling in Orchard! For a dose of fun with your friends or family, head over to K Bowling Club at 313@Somerset. What's even better is that this is Singapore's first cosmic bowling alley which means that there'll be lights and music when you bowl. Time to bowl with a twist at this spot! For alternatives, you can head to the Kallang Bowl located in Leisure Park Kallang or Orchid Bowl at Downtown East. Disclaimer: Do note that K Bowling sells alcoholic beverages. We strongly recommend that you visit it at your own discretion.
Price: from $11 per game per person
Opening hours: 10am-11pm (Sun-Thurs); 10am-1am (Fri-Sat)
Address: 313 Orchard Road, #03-27, 313@Somerset, Singapore 238895
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18. Have a sweet treat at the Museum of Ice Cream Singapore
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The Museum of Ice Cream Singapore is a wonderland of 14 enchanting, interactive and multisensory installations that have the theme of ice cream, candy and more. Jump to your heart's content at the bouncy castles, swim in a pool of sprinkles, enter the world of banana splits, the list is endless! You can even get free (real this time, we promise) ice cream! P.S. Check out ourhalal Orchard food guide!
Price: $38 (group of 4 or more), $40 (group of 2 or 3), $42 (single admission) - do note that visitors will need to be fully vaccinated or have a negative Covid-19 test result
Opening hours: Thu-Sun; 10AM-11PM
Address: 100 Loewen Rd, Singapore 248837
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19. Check out futuristic exhibitions at the Art Science Museum
There's always something cool on display at Art Science Museum, which makes for perfect conversations and even more perfect IG pictures! One exhibition you should check out is Future World: Where Art Meets Science. In collaboration with world-renowned Japanese label teamLab, immerse yourself in a world of art, science, magic, and metaphor through a collection of digital interactive installations! ? There are two artworks that you shouldn't miss - City in A Garden and Exploring New Frontiers.
Address: Art Science Museum at 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974 Check their website for more information on opening hours and ticket prices.
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20. Have plenty of fun at Kiztopia
Credit: Kiztopia Singapore
Kiztopia has a wide range of play areas and activities as well as a large space for your kids to play to their heart’s content. We’ve rounded up this all-in-one guide to Kiztopia, so you’ll know what to expect during your visit! There are a total of 18 play areas at Kiztopia! Each of them is curated with specific learning objectives to develop your kids’ personalities and help them gain certain skill sets. You’ll find augmented reality (AR) studios, obstacle courses, role-play sections and more! They are fun for both the young and young at heart ?
KidztopiaOpening hours: Daily; 10AM-10PM
Address: Marina Square, #01-09, Singapore 039594 Website | Facebook | Instagram |Find out more
Location: Bayfront Pavilion Buy your tickets here!
21. Keep a special memory of your fun-filled day at Singapore's first 24-hour 2-storey selfie studio
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After having a nice day in (pun intended) around Singapore, snap a few quirky, memorable moments with your loved ones at 123 ChiCha, Singapore’s first-ever 24-hour selfie studio! Sprawling across 2 storeys with over 20 themed backdrops and 200 costumes for your choosing, you can pretend to be in a photoshoot or your own music video. Consider all your movie fantasies fulfilled here! They even have a dedicated makeup station with hair styling tools where you can doll yourself up. ?
The studio limits bookings to a maximum of 12 pax at any one time, so there might be other visitors there, but there’s no need to feel self-conscious about busting out your most over-the-top poses. Each themed room comes with a curtain for privacy, so let out that inner diva in you! ?
Opening hours: 24/7
Address: 110 Lorong 23 Geylang, #03-07 Victory Center, Singapore 388410
22. Play to your heart's content at Singapore's 1st ever indoor adult funground
Credit: Xscap8 on Facebook
Who says only kids get to have all the fun? Us adults need a break as well! Check out the newest activity in town at X-SCAP8 (pronounced as ‘escapades’). It's an indoor playground filled with a bunch of exciting activities for adults. Located in the heart of Orchard, at Orchard Central, you can expect tons of opportunities to let loose and get physically active in an indoor environment! ? Infinity & Beyond is the highlight at X-SCAP8, the 10-metre high high element adventure course where you can test your nerves and conquer all three levels in the course! You can even climb walls and cycle on a “floating” bike for a tight-rope cycling experience ?
Address: Orchard Central, 181 Orchard Road, #07-02, Singapore 238896
Opening hours: Open daily; 11AM-10PM
Ticket prices: from $35
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23. Try your hands at tufting
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What is ‘tufting’, you may ask? ? Tufting is a type of textile weaving where a thread is inserted on a base. It’s actually an ancient technique for making warm garments, especially mittens! After the knitting is done, short U-shaped loops of extra yarn are introduced through the fabric from the outside so that their ends point inwards. In Singapore, you can find tufting most commonly in the form of carpets. But Anna Craft Creative has made it so you can experiment with the tufting gun and create your own designs! These bags actually can carry a substantial amount of weight - don't be fooled by its exterior! ?
Address: 7 Soon Lee Street #5-11, Ispace, Singapore 627608
Opening hours: Tue-Sun; 12AM-8PM | Mon; Closed
Price: Click here for the full list
Bookings: WhatsApp 9771 4217 Find out more
24. Stock up on your favourite goodies from overseas
Not planning an overseas trip yet? Why not bring overseas to you - by stocking up on your favourite Muslim-friendly snacks from abroad? ? If you miss all things London, get your favourite scones, butter cookies and other quintessial British bakes from Marks & Spencer ? Check out the full list here!
How about some delicious halal ramyeon to get cosy with while you watch your K-dramas? ? We also compiled a list of halal snacks you must buy from Shine Korea!
With these 24 exciting indoor things to do in Singapore, now you won't need to change plans when it's too hazy to go out! Even if you've planned a day out and you don't feel like being out in the sun, these are great alternatives! Time to SHARE this with your friends and let them know that you can have as much fun indoors too!
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