Kid-friendly activities in the North: Yishun, Khatib, Admiralty, Mandai and more. 8 listed.
An F1 watch-party carnival with reaction games, a kids' commentator booth and F1-themed activities.
Tip: Reaction games and a kids' F1 commentator booth. An easy win for car-crazy kids up north.
More free things to do with kids →A self-guided family discovery trail and puzzle at every SAFRA club, open to members and non-members.
Tip: The big event days with the flight simulator are over, but the self-guided puzzle still runs. Solve it to win a small prize.
More free things to do with kids →Random Pokémon merch with every dish at Sushiro.
Tip: Random Pokémon merch with every dish. Yes, I filmed this one.
More family food deals →Singapore's first Peranakan-themed indoor playground, with a dragon slide inspired by the old Toa Payoh playground, a ninja course, trampoline and ball pit.
Tip: To pay with SG Culture Pass, book "Heritage in Action: The Intan Children Peranakan Adventure" on Klook. It's held at T-Play and adds dress-up, a storytelling session and an activity booklet to the playground time. Socks are required.
More SG Culture Pass picks →Southeast Asia's largest indoor nature-themed attraction: a two-level quest from Arctic peaks to ocean depths, with points and badges.
Tip: Built for bigger kids. Some areas are dim and loud, so maybe not for toddlers.
More indoor & rain-proof ideas →A nature discovery zone at Mandai.
Tip: Combine with a zoo or bird park visit to make the trip worth it.
More indoor & rain-proof ideas →Kids make tiny, realistic hawker-food miniatures from clay to take home.
Tip: Kids make tiny hawker dishes to take home. Uses a full $100 credit, so it's a splurge.
More SG Culture Pass picks →A 90-minute all-you-can-eat buffet with six pizza flavours, pasta, sides, soft drinks and ice cream.
Tip: Thursday or Friday is cheapest. Prices at Bedok, Wisteria and Buangkok are nett and slightly higher.
More family food deals →New kid-friendly finds every week.
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