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Designed by world-renowned architect Moshe Safdie, the ArtScience Museum sits elegantly beside Marina Bay Sands and is set to become your new entertainment hot spot for kids! Spanning 50,000 square feet, the ArtScience Museum invites visitors to explore the fascinating connections between art and science through roaming exhibitions that span from classic to contemporary art. Its permanent exhibition features immersive, interactive artworks by teamLab, showcasing how creativity intertwines with technology and culture.
Is ArtScience Museum good for kids in Singapore?
Yes, it’s one of the best family-friendly museums in Singapore. The permanent teamLab Future World exhibition is fully interactive, with slides, digital playgrounds, and art that responds to movement, making it engaging for toddlers to teens.
What can kids actually do at ArtScience Museum?
Kids can slide through fruit fields, create digital drawings that come alive, walk through glowing flower fields, and explore light installations that change with their movements. It’s hands-on play mixed with art and science.
How long does a visit take with children?
Most families spend 1.5 to 2.5 hours, especially in Future World. Younger kids may want extra time for the slides and interactive zones, while older ones enjoy lingering in the digital spaces.
Is Future World at ArtScience Museum worth it for families?
Absolutely. It’s Singapore’s largest interactive digital playground by teamLab and remains the main reason families visit. Updated installations keep it fresh and exciting for repeat visits.
When is the best time to visit with kids?
Weekday mornings are quieter. Fridays and Saturdays stay open until 9pm for cooler, less crowded evening visits if your children handle later nights well.
Singapore’s largest interactive digital playground, Future World: Where Art Meets Science, is a permanent exhibition at the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands. This immersive digital universe features 16 stunning installations by the Japanese art collective teamLab, showcasing the intersection of art, science, technology, and culture.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
When: Daily, 10am–7pm (Sun–Thurs, last entry at 6pm), 10am–9pm (Fri–Sat, last entry at 8:15pm)
Where: ArtScience Museum
How much: From SG$26 per adult and SG$20 per child.
This collaboration with OceanX takes families on a cinematic descent from sunlit surface waters all the way to the deep ocean floor. Explore five immersive zones that blend real footage, soundscapes and interactive elements that highlight marine life and conservation.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
When: June 6–November 1, 2026
Where: Basement 2 Galleries
How much: From SG$19.50 per adult and SG$16.50 per child
Planning a visit to the ArtScience Museum with older kids? Get tickets to the VR Gallery, where you can embark on an immersive virtual journey created by artists and scientists. Try their state-of-the-art VR headsets and controllers that will bring you into a whole new world.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
When: Ongoing
Where: Level 4
How much: Price varies by show
The ArtScience Cinema is dedicated to screening classic and award-winning films year-round. This unique venue seats up to 66 people on a first-come, first-serve basis and offers an immersive experience with surround sound wireless headphones and cozy red plush armchairs, perfect for families. Some screenings are free of charge!
Now Showing:
When: Ongoing
Where: ArtScience Cinema, Level 4
How much: Free with selected ticketed films.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
When: Ongoing
Where: Basement 2
How much: Free and ticketed activities
Experience a different side of the ArtScience Museum with ArtScience After Hours on Fridays and Saturdays! As the sun sets, the museum transforms into a relaxing nighttime destination, providing an intimate atmosphere to explore art and science away from the crowds.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
When: Fridays & Saturdays, open until 9pm (last entry at 8:15pm)
Where: ArtScience Museum
How much: From SG$19.50 per adult and SG$16.50 per child.
An interactive, educational museum experience for kids of all ages blending uber unique art and science exhibitions. Tickets are reasonable, making it easy for families to enjoy a day of creativity and exploration. You can also explore nearby cultural attractions like the National Museum of Singapore and the Singapore Art Museum for even more family-friendly fun.
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Need a little help? Guided tours are available on weekends.
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