Things to do in Science Centre Singapore

Entertained us for the whole day and we could’ve honestly stayed even longer! Amazing, so worth the money! Only thing that was not worth it and a bit if a waste if money was the omni theatre - what they were showing (space theme) was super boring and it’s not that different from a normal cinema screen.

It was a refreshing experience! Takes around 1-2 hours to go around. Pros: - Got to see several distinct marine species that I haven't encountered in other oceanariums before. - The air conditioning is icy cold throughout, and we were comfortable walking around. - It wasn't overly crowded during our visit, so we could comfortably stop, take pictures, and enjoy the tanks without constantly waiting for people to move out of the frame. The downside was that the layout felt a bit like a maze, 'cause there's a point where you'd have to choose which way to go, making navigation a little winding rather than a smooth, continuous flow. But it's definitely worth checking out, especially for kids and kids-at-heart!

its a mesuem for sure.The fossils where my fav as they where really colorfull,its a great plase to get photos for art practices . and if you like animals and a really nice place to expore and its amzing

Definitely a must buy especially if spending a few nights in Sentosa. We are a family of 4 staycationing at Sentosa over the long weekend. We bought the 4 attractions pass and it actually save us more than $200 in comparison to buying the individual tickets separately from Klook and official websites.

Had a blast with my boys. staff there were friendly and very helpful. I would definitely bring them here again

visited on 10 Sep evening. Small space but clean and well organised. The staff is friendly and good service. overall a nice experience. thanks service: Good

Booking was through a third party contact but it was smooth and the staff at the onsen were very helpful. Overall it was an enjoyable experience and I would consider going more often! Access to the public onsen is free on top of the private onsen booking.

As with other Ransack’s puzzle hunts, the puzzles are challenging and weave in the surroundings skillfully. Storyline is interesting and Pepper the Dino is so cute (you get a Pepper pin upon completion of the puzzle hunt)! The puzzle booklet came in a nicely-designed bag with maps, clue sheets and a pencil, though it tends to drop when you’re fumbling to solve the puzzles. Location was quite far in the west but worth the journey! Oh ya, we utilized SG Culture Pass credits for this.

here on a Monday afternoon. relaxing and fun place for the kids to run around without worrying. high slice but the safety is good. kids have lots of fun so am I. Worth the price too.