There are loads of things to do with kids as well as fun activities for teenagers in Singapore. Outdoors, there’s the Luge at Sentosa and rope courses. Indoors, there’s a massive trampoline park, art classes, airsoft games and more.
11 fun activities for teenagers in Singapore
#1 BOUNCE trampoline park
There’s a giant indoor trampoline park in Singapore that’s a heap of fun! BOUNCE has a wide variety of trampoline zones to explore such as the Free Jump Arena, Dodgeball, Slam Dunk, Big Bag and Performance Area. There’s also the X-Park (or “ninja warrior obstacle course”!), which combines elements of climbing, jumping and free-running, before you zip along on the aerial runway to the finish line.
Additionally, if you’re looking for a venue to throw a birthday party, BOUNCE offers a range of party packages to suit different needs, including both hosted and unhosted options. Each party includes two hours of action-packed fun, giving guests access to the park’s most popular freestyle areas. Hosted parties come with a dedicated party host to keep the celebration running smoothly, while all party packages are designed to deliver an unforgettable experience for the birthday child and their guests.
8 Grange Road, #09-01, Cathay Cineleisure Orchard
6816 2879 | bounceinc.com.sg
#2 Art camps for kids and teenagers – Little Artists
Want to unleash your child’s inner artist? With over 28 years of experience, this fine arts and design studio makes learning an enriching experience for children of all ages, from young kiddos to creative teens – even classes for adults.
Personalised instruction from a team of qualified artists is at the heart of every art programme here, whether it’s the fun holiday camps, short courses or year-round programmes. Each project is an opportunity to build confidence and explore different mediums, from painting, sketching, sculpture, construction to architecture, fashion design and more.
The vibrant, encouraging environment and ethos of inclusivity means that there are also offerings for special needs students, aimed at developing motor skills and concentration alongside creative ability.
Whether your child dreams of attending a top art institution and is pursuing IGCSE or O-Level Art qualifications, or they simply want to develop their skills in a specialised area, the regular programmes are a great way to unlock their potential. Chat with the team to arrange a trial lesson.
#02-18 The Siglap Centre, 55 Siglap Road
#01-07 The Mandarin Gardens, 15 Siglap Road
8879 2097 | little-artists.com | shalini@little-artists.com
#3 Things for kids to do on Sentosa – Skyline Luge
You won’t need a driver’s licence for the Skyline Luge on Sentosa! Instead, you just allow gravity to pull the Luge downhill as it descends from the top of Mount Imbiah to Siloso Beach on the purpose-built tracks. On the Luge, riders have full control over the speed as they race down on one of four trails: the Dragon, Jungle, Kupu Kupu and Expedition Trails. Each track also has specially designed features for extra fun, such as hairpin corners, tunnels and downhill slopes.
Before you can go down, you need to get up! On the upward journey in the Skyride chairlift to your next round in the Luge, you’ll get to take in the surrounding nature of Sentosa, as well as a panoramic view of the Singapore skyline and the South China Sea.
Skip the ticket counter lines by purchasing your tickets directly from the website. Enjoy instant confirmation and dive straight into the fun activity for teenagers!
45 Siloso Beach Walk
6274 0472 | skylineluge.sg
#4 An indoor playground for all ages – SuperPark Singapore
SuperPark is an indoor playground designed for families, friends and even corporate teams to play, bond and make memories together. From children to parents, students to colleagues, everyone can join in the fun at this go-to destination for birthdays, school groups and team-building sessions. The park’s 34 attractions include the Twin Slide for side-by-side racing, Reaction Jump, which fuses trampolines with interactive gaming, and Runwall Jump + Super Pixel, built for thrill-seekers who love a challenge. There’s also an in-park café serving up casual bites.
3 Temasek Boulevard
IG @superparksg | superpark.com.sg
#5 Board games and a café – King and the Pawn
This board game café and bar combines a large games library with a full food and drinks offering, making it a great option for hanging out. There are more than 350 board games, spanning party and bluffing games for larger groups, strategy-focused titles, family-friendly options and two-player games. Food-wise, you’ll find bar staples with a twist, a full dinner menu and weekend brunch options.
17 Purvis Street, #01-01
kingandthepawn.com
#6 Mystery golf experience activity for families – Kulnari Mystery Golf
This is the first immersive mini golf experience in Singapore with a 1920s theme. The 18-hole indoor course in a shophouse in Boat Quay (right near Raffles Place MRT) doubles as a murder mystery, where every hole holds clues and every putt moves the story forward. Designed for ages six and up, Kulnari is ideal for date nights, group outings or family adventures. The course takes roughly an hour to complete, is fully air-conditioned, and has online booking options for private or group sessions.
51 Circular Road
8126 5509 | kulnari.com
#7 Indoor water adventure park and playground – Aqua Adventure
This integrated indoor water adventure park spans three storeys and offers a mix of wet and dry activities for teenagers – whatever the weather! There’s the 114-metre Double Trouble Slide, which is the longest indoor water slide in Singapore, and also the 85-metre Black Hole Slide, full of twists! Elsewhere, you can try the high ropes Aqua Course, or tackle the Scramble Net. And the Clockwork Towers feature five interactive climbing walls designed for both kids and adults.
900 Bedok North Road, Level 2, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir
aquaadv@hometeamns.sg | bit.ly/3Ovl156
#8 Gamifier arena for teenagers in Singapore – Action Motion
Powered by a real-time Gamifier system, this indoor playground makes your movement part of the game, with live leaderboards tracking your scores and times. Valo Jump is a trampoline zone where augmented reality turns your body into a game controller. The Valo Climb bouldering wall becomes an interactive screen, throwing up agility-based challenges for solo or team play. Rapid Action is a two-level course built for speed and stamina and Motion Mesh is a multi-level net maze. And Ascend Lab has climbing walls of different difficulty levels and auto-belay systems allowing for safe solo climbs.
900 Bedok North Road, Level 2, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir
action_motion@hometeamns.sg | shorturl.at/oJyiz
#9 Treetop fun with teenagers and younger ones
Calling adrenaline junkies! If adventure is their thing, check out Singapore’s first and only treetop obstacle. Forest Adventure is at Bedok Reservoir and it’s one of the great things to do with kids to challenge them mentally and physically. You’ll find a total of 69 crossings featuring wobbly bridges, nets, balancing beams and a stomach-dropping leap of faith. There are also six exhilarating zip lines across three age-appropriate rope courses. Teens get to navigate most of the course solo for that extra boost of independence. Adrenaline junkies will love tackling the Grand Course’s 44 different obstacles and Tarzan swing. Not to mention the 300-metre zip-line that takes participants flying over the reservoir!
Bedok Reservoir Park
8100 7420 | forestadventure.com.sg
#10 Thrilling activities for teenagers – Adventure HQ
Adventure HQ offers a whole range of fun activities for thrill-seeking teens keen to experience the outdoors, indoors! Spanning four storeys, it has something to suit everyone’s level of adventure. There’s a balancing wall, eight climbing lanes, a Ninja Course, an Adventure Trail with tunnels and obstacles as well as a realistic artificial cave with a 165-metre labyrinth of dark tunnels. Brave teens can ride Singapore’s longest indoor slide, which is a stomach dropping four-and-a-half-storeys high! Or try hang-gliding with the first indoor aerial coaster experience in Singapore, called the Roll Glider.
2 Yishun Walk, Level 1, HomeTeamNS Khatib
hometeamns.sg/khatib/adventurehq
#11 Activities for teens that test shooting skills – TactSim
TactSim is the first player-versus-player airsoft arena in Singapore. Airsoft is a competitive shooting sport where teams engage in scenario games against each other. Players use airsoft replicas launching 6mm plastic pellets at safe velocities and declare when they have been hit. The projectiles will only leave a mark like a tiny mosquito bite if you are hit at close proximity. So, the real test is how players can work as a team, communicate and play honestly. TactSim features advanced moving wall panels to add plenty of variety in their arena. This maximises the gameplay experience, resulting in a fun activity for teenagers.
2 Yishun Walk, Level 3, HomeTeamNS Khatib
hometeamns.sg/tactsim
More fun activities for teenagers in Singapore
There’s plenty more for older and younger kids to do in Singapore too! Try island hopping, plan a picnic in one of the parks, go hiking or walking or head to the best skateboarding parks.
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