Escape the heat and unpredictable weather with Singapore’s best indoor adventures for kids and families this June school holidays. Discover air-conditioned escapes that promise hours of fun, learning, and unforgettable memories – rain or shine.

The June school holiday offers a unique opportunity for families to reconnect and explore the island’s rich entertainment options. Spanning an entire month, this extended break allows quick day excursions and more immersive experiences without the pressure of rushing back to school commitments.

While the island buzzes with events and cultural festivities, this guide spotlights indoor activities — perfect for staying cool, rain or shine, while making the most of the break.

Indoor attractions and air-conditioned escapes

When the tropical heat and unpredictable June showers threaten outdoor plans, Singapore’s impressive collection of indoor attractions offers climate-controlled alternatives that never compromise on excitement. These venues combine fun with learning, ensuring children stay active and inspired regardless of the weather.

KidZania Singapore

A perennial family favourite, KidZania is an interactive city where children can role-play over 60 real-world professions, from pilots to chefs. Census boards are located outside each establishment that provides an overview of the activity’s requirements, restrictions, rewards and benefits. This “edutainment” centre encourages kids to learn about teamwork, money management, and different careers in a safe and engaging environment.

Beyond fun, the experience helps children develop essential soft skills like communication, critical thinking, motor skills and self-awareness, mirroring the demands of real-world careers in a safe and engaging setting.

Address: 31 Beach View Road, #01-01/02 Sentosa Island, Singapore 098008
Opening Hours: Daily, 10am – 6pm
Admission Fees: From $40.60 (2 – 3 yrs), $84 (4-17yrs), $51.10 (18 and above)
Website: https://www.kidzania.com.sg/

Marina Square’s School Holidays Fiesta

As of now, Marina Square has not announced a dedicated School Holidays Fiesta or large-scale June Holiday programme for 2025. While the mall has previously hosted popular holiday events featuring inflatable playgrounds and family-friendly activities during the mid-year break, there is no official confirmation for such an event from late May to June 2025.

Families planning their June school holiday outings can still enjoy a variety of family-friendly amenities within the mall. These include Kiztopia’s flagship outlet, an indoor playground packed with role-play rooms and obstacle courses; Pororo Park, themed after the popular cartoon penguin, which offers toddler-friendly rides, play zones, and singalongs.

In addition, Marina Square features a wide range of family-friendly venues designed to entertain and engage children of all ages. These include creative workshops like Kidodo DIY and CocoArt, imaginative play spaces such as Leon & Friends and VroomTown Driving City, as well as unique concepts like the Kids In The Room educational escape room and MOFUNLAND, a cubing-themed playground. Families can also explore child-focused retail stores and art spaces like Mobel Story and Little Art House, making Marina Square a vibrant destination for both fun and learning.

For the latest updates on any special June Holiday programming, it is recommended to monitor Marina Square’s official website and social media channels as the holiday period approaches.

Address: Marina Square, 6 Raffles Boulevard

Opening Hours: Daily, 11am – 9.30pm

Website: https://www.marinasquare.com.sg/

SuperJune at SuperPark

Get ready for a supercharged experience at SuperPark Singapore! The popular all-in-one indoor activity park has officially reopened just in time for the June 2025 school holidays, following a major transformation. The revamp brings an exciting new look, upgraded facilities, and brand-new experiences for guests of all ages. The revamped layout features reimagined play zones and enhanced facilities, all designed to create a more dynamic, engaging, and immersive experience.

Previously, SuperPark combined trampolines, climbing walls, and various activity zones under one roof, allowing children of different ages and ability levels to find appropriate challenges in a safe, supervised environment. With the upgrades, this park is ready to reach the next level!

What’s new? Exciting play zones where little visitors can jump, climb, race, and challenge themselves with reimagined activity areas that bring even more fun and energy to every visit. New activities for all ages with more than 30 activities with at least 10 brand new offerings. A brand-new café, SuperRecharge where guests can look forward to a convenient pitstop to unwind and refuel with a variety of delicious snacks and refreshing beverages.

Visitors to note that all active memberships (including Super 8 Pass Holders) will be automatically extended by up to two months to cover the renovation period. If you have pre-booked tickets for the renovation period, you can reschedule your visit or request a full refund by contacting SuperPark’s customer service team.

As part of its reopening celebration and in conjunction with Singapore’s 60th birthday, SuperPark is also offering special SG60 promotions — including 60% off the third ticket with
the purchase of two admission tickets (use promo code SG60OFF) and 60% off for seniors aged 60 and above. These deals are available exclusively for online bookings.

Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard, #01-488 Suntec City Mall, Singapore 038983

Opening Hours:

 – Monday – Thursday: 10.30am – 8pm

 – Friday: 10.30am – 9pm

– Saturday, Public Holidays, School Holidays: 9am – 9pm

– Sunday: 9am – 8pm

 

Admission Fees: From $25.90, Free for juniors below 100cm and infant below 1 year old

Website: https://www.superpark.com.sg/

Journey to the Age of Dinosaurs

Step back millions of years in time and uncover the fascinating world of dinosaurs and ancient creatures through the science of paleontology—the study of fossils! At the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, children can marvel at real dinosaur skeletons and fossils, learning how scientists piece together clues from the past to understand Earth’s prehistoric life.

Meanwhile, the Science Centre Singapore offers interactive exhibits that bring these ancient giants to life, combining fun hands-on activities with exciting discoveries about how dinosaurs lived, evolved, and eventually disappeared. These experiences spark curiosity and imagination, turning young explorers into budding paleontologists eager to uncover the secrets buried beneath our feet.

Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum

Singapore’s only natural history museum, Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum is home to over a million specimens, including three impressive diplodocid dinosaur skeletons. The museum features interactive exhibits, a Biodiversity Gallery, and a Heritage Gallery, making it a fantastic destination for children to learn about paleontology, biodiversity, and the natural world in a hands-on environment.

The Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum regularly hosts engaging family-friendly programmes that spark curiosity and make learning fun for children. These include “Night at LKCNHM”, where families explore the museum after dark; “C.S.I. at LKCNHM: Demise of the Professor”, an interactive mystery-solving adventure that blends science with detective work; and the “Documenting Nature Workshop”, which teaches kids how to observe and record natural specimens.

Programmes like the Aspiring Naturalist series also provide hands-on learning in areas such as mammal ecology and natural history, making the museum a dynamic destination for curious young minds.

Address: National University of Singapore, 2 Conservatory Drive, Singapore 117377

Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10am – 6pm (Closed on Mondays)

Admission Fees: From $9 (Child, Student, Senior Citizen, NSF), $17 (adult)

Website: https://lkcnhm.nus.edu.sg/

Science Centre Singapore

Science Centre Singapore is Singapore’s leading science museum with over 850 interactive exhibits across eight galleries, including displays on Earth’s ancient history, dinosaur evolution and cutting-edge technology. It’s a dynamic and educational space for children to explore paleontology, earth sciences, and technology through hands-on activities, making science fun and accessible for all ages.

They also house the 8K 3D Digital Dome Theatre, the Omni Theatre, which allows visitors to embark on an immersive and experiential journey to remote locations on Earth and in space — a captivating experience for both children and adults.

Address: 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081

Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10am – 5pm (Closed on Mondays except public and school holidays)

Admission Fees:

– Science Centre Singapore: From $4 (child), $6 (adult), $4 (senior citizen)

– Omni Theatre: From $14 (child), $14 (adult), $12 (senior citizen)

Website: https://www.science.edu.sg/

Performances and Creative Experiences

The Esplanade regularly curates a selection of children’s theatre performances, interactive workshops, and creative activities during the June school holidays. These events are designed to nurture creativity, imagination, and social skills in young audiences, often featuring local and international artists.

During interactive theatre and storytelling sessions, expect immersive shows that bring stories to life, encouraging children to participate and engage actively while creative workshops are hands-on sessions in music, dance, and visual arts tailored for children and families. Many shows are designed to be inclusive, welcoming children with diverse needs and sensory sensitivities.

The full June 2025 programme is typically announced closer to the holiday period, families are encouraged to visit the Esplanade’s official events calendar regularly for the latest updates, subscribe to Esplanade’s newsletters or follow their social media channels for announcements on children’s shows and holiday workshops, and explore ticketing platforms like SISTIC for upcoming family-friendly performances scheduled in June.

During the June 2025 school holidays, families can enjoy a variety of engaging performances and events in Singapore. Notably, Singapore Ballet presents Peter & Blue’s School Holiday, a charming children’s ballet filled with laughter and imaginative play, running from 26 to 29 June 2025 at the Esplanade Theatre Studio.

Additionally, the Flipside 2025 festival at Esplanade from 30 May to 8 June offers a vibrant lineup of free kids’ theatre shows, circus acts, puppetry, comedy, and workshops, perfect for lively weekend family outings.

For younger children aged 3 to 6, the PLAYtime! theatre series at Esplanade continues to spark creativity with interactive performances inspired by local storybooks throughout the year. Other highlights include Threads: The Emperor’s New Clothes musical at KC Arts Centre in early June and the Lang Lang Plays Disney In Concert on 12 and 14 June, a magical concert featuring beloved Disney tunes.

Venue: Esplanade Theatre, 1 Esplanade Drive

Timing: Various timings

Website: https://www.esplanade.com/

STAGE Camp: Elemental Realms

This June, the Singapore Repertory Theatre (SRT) presents two enriching programmes that invite families to learn, bond, and create together. STAGE Camp: Timeless Tales of Singapore celebrates SG60 by guiding children through iconic local folktales, helping them uncover timeless lessons in courage, kindness, and collaboration.

The week-long experience culminates in a performance where campers showcase their unique take on Singapore’s heritage. Held in English and Mandarin, the camps are kept intimate with a maximum of 15 participants per group. For younger children aged 18 months to 4 years, the Little Scientists workshop — part of SRT’s b_together series — offers an engaging introduction to basic science through songs, storytelling, hands-on play, and creative discovery.

Together, these programmes provide structured, participatory experiences that nurture creativity, communication, and problem-solving — all within a warm, guided environment that goes beyond what traditional classrooms offer.

Making the most of the holidays

With such an abundance of options spanning the month-long break, strategic planning becomes essential for families hoping to maximise their June school holidays.