#things to do with kids singapore

Bus Safety Roadshow 2026 is a free, family-friendly event at One Punggol, Celebration Square 1 & 2, on Friday 21 and Saturday 22 August 2026. Organised by the Ministry of Transport and the Land Transport Authority with the public bus operators, it packs exhibitions, interactive booths and hands-on activities that teach kids and adults how to stay safe on and around buses, plus free souvenirs to redeem while stocks last. One thing to get right before you go: the hours are different on each day. Friday runs 1.30pm to 8pm, and Saturday runs 10am to 8pm. Entry is free and no ticket is needed, and with the cheery SG Bus mascot theme it is an easy northeast outing for the weekend.

Our Tampines Hub has turned into a whimsical, larger-than-life playground inspired by local kueh — think giant Ang Ku Kueh, Kueh Tutu and Kueh Lapis installations, a 'Kueh Gym' to clamber through, a kueh trail with prizes, and a dazzling lights parade every night at 9pm. Best of all, OTH Festival 2026 — 'The Great Tampines Kueh-scape' — is FREE to enter, and it runs till 28 June 2026.

Trampolines, ball pits, ninja courses and full Tayo bus playsets: these are the 7 best indoor playgrounds in Singapore for when the weather doesn't cooperate. The biggest is Kiztopia Marina Square at 18,000 sq ft, though the mall closes for redevelopment from 31 March 2027, and the cheapest per visit is Tayo Station's SpeedPlay 8 pass at S$18.63 for a child and an adult. Every price was re-checked against each venue's own booking page or poster on 16 October 2026, including the weekday 3-hours-for-the-price-of-2 deals at Tayo Station and Pororo Park (5 to 30 October) and Amazonia's 15th-anniversary deals, which run to 15 November.