Pin this for later!<\/strong><\/p>\n Contents<\/p> When we went last year, it cost us about $13.80 for entry (per baby and 2 adults). It has unlimited re-entries for the day so you can go out for lunch and come back when you want.<\/p>\n What I love about this place was that there are separate play areas for babies and young toddlers versus the older children. There were different types of toys available in the area that your kids can explore.<\/p>\n I was surprised to see even separate ball pits for the babies in the toddler\/baby area. The picture below is for the older kids.<\/p>\n When we went before lunch, there were not many people. However, during lunch time and shortly after, people started coming with their babies.<\/p>\n If you need to nurse or change your baby’s diaper, there is an area close to the front desk where you can do that.<\/p>\n Also, they’ll put a band on your child (to identify them with the one that you have) and check their temperature before entering. I guess it’s a good practice, especially when there are so many children around.<\/p>\n If you are hungry and do not want to leave the space, there is a mini restaurant located inside as well. There are plenty of tables and chairs (and high chairs) available for you to use.<\/p>\n For more information, check out their website here<\/a>. If we do visit Singapore again and are in the Orchard area, I would definitely go again to Cool De Sac. We’re not sponsored by it, however, it was a great experience for us.<\/p>\n The Artground is a great place for you and your kids to visit for free if you are in the area. I was meeting some friends who also have babies, and we decided to check this place out.<\/p>\n What is unique about this place is that it is constantly changing. They invite these artists who will make kid-friendly exhibition and play areas within this space. You can experience it differently if you go every few months.<\/p>\n The downside to this is that it was a little far to get to for us. We had to take the MRT and then a bus. It is manageable with two adults, but with one adult and a baby might be more challenging (unless you stay in the area or order a cab).<\/p>\n They also have workshops for different age groups that you can sign up for free that happens throughout the day. This is great for older kids who can learn from the teachers there.<\/p>\n Because it was free, it was very crowded and so many young children wandering around. There is a separate area on the stage for babies with a nursing room available as well.<\/p>\n For more information, please check out their website here<\/a>. Do check it out before you go so that you’ll know if it’s open on the day that you’re planning to go.<\/p>\n This is located on the 5th floor, beside the Food Republic food court at 313 Orchard Road. It is an outdoor but sheltered playground.<\/p>\n We were in the Orchard road area and decide to stop by the Food Republic food court. This is not a big or impressive playground, however, it is nice for the little ones to stretch their legs after eating. I would recommend this for babies or toddlers who can walk around or at least stand.<\/p>\n It is an open space by the balcony where anyone can walk in and out. If you are in the area, you can check this place out.<\/p>\n This is a water park that is available for anyone to use and enjoy. Unfortunately, we did not get a chance to use it. However, we saw it when we were at the Cloud Forest at Gardens By The Bay<\/a>. It seemed like a lot of fun. Maybe next time.<\/p>\n If you do get a chance to go, please remember to bring towels and extra clothing for everyone. I can only imagine how refreshing it must feel on a hot and humid day in Singapore.<\/p>\n Thanks for reading my blog post on “Our Experiences at Paid versus Free Play Places in Singapore”. To see more on our adventure to Asia, please read the posts below (will update as I write them):<\/p>\n If you like what you read, please pin the image below and share this with others. Thank you so much.<\/p>\n Going to Singapore with your kids? It can be exciting for the kids, but at the same time, we as parents need to figure out where they can do as well. In this blog post, I will share with you our experiences with play places in Singapore. 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Paid: Cool De Sac At Suntec City<\/span><\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nFree: The Artground<\/span><\/h3>\n
Special mentions: 313 Somerset playground & Children’s Garden at Gardens By The Bay<\/span><\/h3>\n
313 Somerset PlayGround (Free)<\/span><\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nChildren’s Garden at Gardens By The Bay (Free)<\/span><\/h4>\n
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