Science Centre Singapore
Science Centre Singapore is an interactive, family-friendly science museum in Jurong that makes science accessible and fun through hands-on exhibits, live demonstrations, a planetarium-style Omni-Theatre, and specialised learning zones for children. The centre focuses on STEM education with rotating exhibitions, workshops and outreach programmes suitable for visitors of all ages.
Location
Science Centre Singapore (Jurong), Jurong East, Singapore
Duration
2–4 hours (half-day); allow a full day if attending shows, workshops, and visiting KidsSTOP or Snow City nearby.
Best Time to Visit
Best times: Weekday mornings to avoid crowds; arrive early to catch an Omni-Theatre show. Avoid peak school holidays and weekend afternoons if you prefer quieter visits. Open year-round — planning ahead is recommended for scheduled shows and workshops.
Pricing
Approximate pricing (subject to change, check official site): General admission: ~SGD 10–15 (adult), ~SGD 6–10 (children/seniors). Omni-Theatre/planetarium: additional ticket ~SGD 8–12. KidsSTOP (children's discovery centre) and special exhibitions may require separate or add-on tickets. Combination packages and concession rates often available.
Activity Type
Coordinates
Highlights
Hands-on interactive galleries covering physics, biology, technology and everyday science.
Omni-Theatre — large-format dome theatre/planetarium with science and nature films.
KidsSTOP — an indoor, age-appropriate discovery space for children under 8 (separate admission).
Observatory — public viewing nights and astronomy programmes (check schedule).
Live science demonstrations and educational workshops suitable for families and school groups.
Rotating special exhibitions and themed events throughout the year.
Nearby attractions like Snow City and Jurong Lake Gardens for combined outings.
Itinerary
Arrival & ticketing
Buy tickets at the counter or online; pick up a map and check Omni-Theatre showtimes and Observatory opening times.
Explore interactive galleries
Start with permanent exhibits — physics demos, life sciences and tech zones. Try hands-on stations and scheduled live demonstrations.
Lunch break
Onsite café or nearby eateries in Jurong East; packed lunches allowed in designated areas.
Omni-Theatre show or KidsSTOP visit
Arrive early for good seats for Omni-Theatre. If visiting with young children, reserve time for KidsSTOP (pre-booking recommended).
Special exhibitions or workshops
Check daily schedule for hands-on workshops or talks; some require prior registration.
Observatory / wrap-up
If public viewing is available that day, join the Observatory session; otherwise revisit favourite exhibits before departure.
Safety Requirements
Follow all staff instructions during demonstrations and in specialised areas (labs, observatory, Omni-Theatre).
Parental supervision required for young children, especially in hands-on and play areas.
Observe posted capacity limits and queue etiquette for shows and workshops.
Report any injuries or safety concerns to staff immediately.
Accessibility support available; check in advance if you require wheelchair access or special assistance.
Tips
Buy tickets online in advance, especially for Omni-Theatre and KidsSTOP sessions.
Check showtimes and Observatory opening nights on the official website before visiting.
Travel by MRT — Jurong East station is the nearest major interchange; bus services and limited parking are available.
Bring a refillable water bottle; food and drinks are allowed only in designated areas.
Allow extra time for children to explore hands-on exhibits — learning experiences are best at a relaxed pace.
Watch for seasonal special exhibitions and school holiday programmes which can be busier but also offer unique content.
