Imagine this: You wake up one scorching weekend morning, and as you draw back the curtains, a wall of heat hits you like a tidal wave.
Staying indoors seems like the safest bet, but you don’t want to spend your day doing nothing. Likewise, you don’t want to break the bank or do something too intensive.
So here’s a list of curated activities you can do that are below $25!
Yes, you get to spend quality time and families and friends, and they are cheaper than your Hai Di Lao hotpot!
Let’s check it out.
TL;DR: Cheapest Activities to Do in Singapore
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- Cheapest activities to go with friends/family
- Cheapest attractions in Singapore
- Places to go in Singapore for free / Singapore tourist spots free
- Cheapest morning activities in Singapore
- Cheapest night activities in Singapore
Cheapest Activities to Go With Friends/Family
Thinking of an affordable activity that’s not too intense but still engaging?
If you like competitive games, give bowling a try.
If you love drinking, try giving Tiger Beer’s brewery tour a chance for some alcohol indulgence and how the company makes its beers.
Based on personal experience, the latter is worth a trip to. But do note that alcohol will not be served to those below 18 years old!
| Activities | Off-peak | Peak |
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| Xcape | Per pax: 60mins: $24 75 mins: $29 90 mins: $34 Per room: 60mins: $168 75 mins: $203 90 mins: $238 | Per pax: 60mins: $30 75 mins: $35 90 mins: $40 Per room: 60mins: $210 75 mins: $245 90 mins: $280 |
| LostSG | Off-Peak (Weekday, 11am - 5.30pm): $21.90 | Peak (Weekends, Eve of PH): $27.90 |
| Snow City Singapore | 2-hr now play: $20 (Child); $27 (Adult) 1-hr snow play + 1 ice bumper car ride: $19 (Child); $23 (Adult) 2-hr snow play + 1 ice bumper car ride: $24(Child); $28 (Adult) 2-hr snow play + 1 ice bumper car ride: $35 (Adult) |
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| Jewel Changi Airport's Canopy Park | Standard Rate (Adult/Child): $8 Singapore Residents (Adult/Child/Senior/Student): $6 |
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| Tiger Brewery Tour | Weekend: $25 (Adult); $15 (Child) | Weekday: $23 (Adult); $15 (Child) |
| Singapore Bowling @ Rifle Range | 1 Hour Unlimited Bowling Games for 2: $15/pax |
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| SuperPark | 2 hour: $22.90 | |
| Hi Roller Indoor Skating | Mon - Fri: $12 + $6 rental fee | Sat & Sun: $15 + $6 |
Cheapest Attractions in Singapore
There are local attractions where Singaporeans that are either free or less than $10!
For those who’re looking for time-consuming attractions that take one to two hours to complete, these are activities you can do:
| Activity | Off-Peak | Peak |
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| ArtScience Museum | Exhibitions: Future World: Where Art Meets Science: $16 Sensory Odyssey: Into the Heart of Our Living World: $17 Notes From the Ether: From NFTs To AI: $17 Future World: Where Art Meets Science and Digital Light Canvas by teamLab: $30 |
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| Tours: Each tours of all exhibitions above: $5 |
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| Gardens by the Bay | Flower Dome: SG Resident (13 - 59 years old): $12 SG Resident (60 years old and above): $8 SG Resident (3 - 12 years old): $8 Standard Adult (13 and above): $20 Standard Child (3 - 12 years old): $12 |
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| Floral Fantasy: SG Resident (13 - 59 years old): $12 SG Resident (60 years old and above): $8 SG Resident (3 - 12 years old): $8 Standard Adult (13 and above): $20 Standard Child (3 - 12 years old): $12 |
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| Cloud Forest: SG Resident (13 - 59 years old): $27 SG Resident (60 years old and above): $23 SG Resident (3 - 12 years old): $23 |
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| OCBC Skyway: SG Resident (13 - 59 years old): $8 SG Resident (60 years old and above): $5 SG Resident (3 - 12 years old): $5 Standard Adult (13 and above): $12 Standard Child (3 - 12 years old): $8 |
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| Supertree Grove: SG Resident (13 - 59 years old): $10 SG Resident (60 years old and above): $6 SG Resident (3 - 12 years old): $6 Standard Adult (13 and above): $14 Standard Child (3 - 12 years old): $10 |
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| Science Centre | Singaporean / PR: Free | Singaporean / PR: Adult (13 and above): 6 Child: $4 |
| Foreigner: Adult (13 and above): $12 Child: $8 |
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Places to go in Singapore For Free / Singapore Tourist Spots Free
Singapore is a popular tourist destination because it’s a shopping haven, it has efficient public transportation and delicious local food.
And in case you’re wondering if there are free-entry to attractions for locals, there are quite a few.
Here’s a list of attractions that are free in Singapore:
| Activity |
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| Fort Canning |
| Botanical Gardens |
| National Museum of Singapore |
| National Gallery |
| Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve |
Cheapest Morning Activities to Do in Singapore
Early birds who would love exercising in the morning, consider renting a bike and cycling down East Coast Park!
A common misconception about watersports is that it’s expensive, but kayaking in Singapore is relatively affordable.
When you fancy busking in the sun while being in the middle of the sea, kayaking is probably something for you too.
| Activities | Price Per Pax |
|---|---|
| HydroDash | Off-peak (Mon - Fri, excluding PH and school holidays): $21 General (Sat, Sun, PH and school holidays): $24 |
| Singapore Bicycle Rental | $12 - $44/hr |
| Coastline Leisure | Normal Bikes: from $15/hr Family Bikes: from $40/hr |
| Go Cycling | Adult Single Bike: from $10/hr Kids Bike: from $8/hr Childseat Bike: from $16/hr Tandem Bike: from $20/hr Family Bike: from $40/hr* Pedal Go-karts: from $13/30mins + |
| Kayaking @ Water Sports Centre, Singapore Sports Hub | From $12 for 2 hours |
| Kayaking @ PA PAssion WaVe | From $9.80 for 2 hours |
| MacRitchie Reservoir, Pandan Reservoir | $15/hour |
Cheapest Night Activities to Do in Singapore
What’s one affordable late-night activity that comes to your mind?
Singing in KTV studios!
Thankfully, COVID-19 is over and you can find the rates below:
But if singing is not your thing, perhaps billiards or darts are up your alley?
Or, if you just want something chill and use your brains, drop by The Mind Cafe for board games and it costs $8 per hour!
Where Would You Be Heading To?
It’s normal to think that everything is so expensive in Singapore, but there are activities that are affordable and fun!
Do remember to make bookings using a credit card if you own one so that you don’t miss out on clocking rewards or cashback.
So, do you already have anything planned for this weekend?
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