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Located in Jurong, Singapore, the Singapore Science Centre, designed by Mr. Woo Kuo-chiu, spans six hectares. With over 650 exhibits spread across various halls, it would take at least a week to fully explore the museum. The integrated planetarium is one of the most technologically advanced theaters in the world, boasting the largest movie screen and state-of-the-art projection equipment, offering visitors a world-class audio-visual experience. Since 2017, the museum has also housed the world's largest mirror maze, which has piqued the curiosity of countless visitors and is well worth a visit.
All seasons
More than 3 hours (it will take at least a week to see the whole thing, so it is recommended to visit the exhibition in batches rather than all at once).
Science Museum
Adults: SGD 12 (RMB 60)
Children (3-12 years old): 8 SGD (RMB 40)
Science Museum and IMAX Movies
Adults: SGD 17
Children: SGD 11
Science and Technology Museum and Snow City
Adults: SGD 18
Children: SGD 16
IMAX movies
Adults: S$10 per session
Children: SGD 7 per session
Senior Citizens: 8 SGD
10:00-18:00 (Science Center) (Tuesday-Sunday, holidays), closed on Mondays;
10:00-21:00 (Vientiane Museum) (Tuesday-Sunday, holidays), closed on Mondays;
Tips:
When Monday is a public holiday, it is open as normal.
The Science Centre Singapore, established in 1977, is dedicated to promoting interest in science and technology through interactive exhibits. It is a leading science museum in Southeast Asia and plays a vital role in fostering scientific literacy in Singapore.
The Science Centre Singapore is located at 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081. It is easily accessible via the MRT by taking the East-West Line to the Jurong East Station, followed by a short bus or taxi ride. Several bus routes also stop near the centre.
The Science Centre is open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The best times to visit are in the early morning on weekdays to avoid the crowds, especially during school holidays and weekends when it can get busier.
The general entrance fee is around SGD 12 for adults and SGD 8 for children. Tickets can be purchased online via the Science Centre's website or on-site at the ticket counters.
Booking tickets in advance is recommended, especially during peak seasons. A few days before your visit is ideal to ensure availability, though tickets can also be bought on the same day.
You will need around 2 to 4 hours to explore the Science Centre thoroughly, depending on your level of interest in the exhibits and whether you plan to watch any films at the Omni-Theatre.
Guided tours are available upon request, and audio guides can be rented at the entrance. Tours are typically offered in English.
The Science Centre offers several spots for photography, particularly around the outdoor Eco Garden and near the giant exhibits inside, such as the human body model and water-related displays. The Omni-Theatre's projection screen also offers great photo opportunities.
Start with the permanent exhibits, such as the Human Body and Waterworks, before heading to the Eco Garden. Finish your visit with a film at the Omni-Theatre. This will ensure you cover the key exhibits and also enjoy the immersive experience.
Night visits are not available, as the Science Centre closes at 6:00 PM. However, special exhibitions and events may take place during the year, so it’s advisable to check their website for any after-hours activities or events.
The Science Centre can get crowded during weekends, public holidays, and school vacations. The best times to visit are weekdays, particularly in the morning when the crowd is smaller.
Facilities include rest areas, food courts, and vending machines. There are also toilets available throughout the centre. A souvenir shop is available for visitors looking for science-themed merchandise.
The Science Centre is fully accessible for elderly, children, and disabled visitors. It has ramps, elevators, and spacious areas for ease of movement.
Both cash and card payments are accepted at the Science Centre, including for tickets and purchases in the gift shop and food courts. Mobile payments like PayNow and Apple Pay are also accepted at most outlets.
There are several food options inside the Science Centre, including a food court. Nearby, you can find various dining options in the Jurong East area, including local food, international cuisine, and fast food outlets.
Yes, there are vegetarian, vegan, and halal food options available at the nearby food courts in the Jurong East area and inside the Science Centre's food court.
Yes, there is a souvenir shop inside the Science Centre offering science-themed toys, books, and educational games. The nearby Jurong East area also has malls where you can find local souvenirs.
