Singapore never stops reinventing itself and a wave of new attractions proves that. From journeying through hyperrealist art worlds, to large multi-sensory playgrounds, vibrant new beach clubs, and animated universes like Demon Slayer and Super Mario brought to life…there are a range of exciting new experiences coming to Singapore in 2026, 2027 and even 2028. Here are 18 of the best new attractions to enjoy in Singapore. Some of these are already open too so you can go now!
1. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition
Go on a journey to the world of Demon Slayer, at this first-of-its-kind exhibition, when it makes its first and only Southeast Asian stop in Singapore from January 24 to March 15, 2026. In fact, it’s the largest Demon Slayer showcase with unforgettable visuals, larger-than-life sets, and immersive activities. Learn more.
📍Former Singapore Sports Hub Library, Singapore
2. IMBA Theatre
IMBA Theatre, set to open in January 2026 at Gardens By The Bay, is Singapore’s first venue dedicated to large-scale immersive experiences. It blends technology, creativity, and storytelling to offer multi-sensory arts and culture events year-round. From mixed-media exhibitions to local creatives, live shows, and more…you’ll be spoilt for choice. Get the full details.
📍18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
3. Candlelight: Lord of the Rings
The Arts House is set to host a number of Candlelight: The Lord of the Rings tribute concerts once a month from February to May 2026. These new concerts are selling out globally and bring the iconic music from the films to life surrounded by candlelight.
4. Super Nintendo World Singapore
A replica of the Mario Kart theme park at Universal Studios Japan and Hollywood is opening in Singapore, with the exact opening date still to be confirmed. Super Nintendo World in Singapore is currently under construction according to the creators. It will feature Mario Kart gaming, meet-and-greets with characters, Nintendo rides, and much more. Certainly, one of the best new attractions coming to Singapore soon, and one we’ll be making a beeline for when it opens!
📍Universal Studios Singapore, Sentosa Island
5. Dopamine Land
Dopamine Land is an exciting new attraction based at Resorts World Sentosa. Wander across nine themed rooms that use light, colour, sound, scent, and tactile installations to trigger the happy hormone dopamine. From giant colourful ball pits to pillow fight zones…you’ll be spoilt for choice. It runs for a few months. Get tickets below!
6. T5 In The Making
One of the best new immersive experiences, is the new T5 In The Making, running from January 6 to March 2026. The free exhibition at Singapore Changi Airport explores how its new mega terminal 5 is being designed and built. Guess can see interactive displays, experiential zones, detailed scale models, AI, robots, and more. Get the details.
📍Changi Airport Terminal 3, Level 1 Arrival Hall, Singapore
7. Titanic: An Immersive Voyage
Titanic: An Immersive Voyage is a powerful, multi-sensory exhibition that takes visitors on an emotional and detailed journey through the Titanic’s history—from its construction and luxurious interiors to its tragic sinking. It features more than 30 artifacts, dramatic full-scale room recreations, never-seen-before 3D views, video animations, and much more. This educational attraction is open now, and will run through into 2026.
8. ACC9SS:PAC-MAN Carnival
ACC9SS:PAC-MAN Carnival in Sentosa will bring a golden age of gaming to life once more, through a series of games, live performances, and extremely covetable merchandise. If you’ve ever grabbed the joystick and navigated your way through that iconic maze, it’s one experience you’ll need to try. There’s even a New Year’s Eve celebration in the works, complete with a breathtaking fireworks display that’ll welcome 2026 in style. It runs until January 11, 2026.
9. Learning Gallery @ Singapore Art Museum
A free-to-enter Learning Gallery has launched at Singapore Art Museum until June 28, 2026. This cool new attraction invites people of all ages to explore contemporary art with the uninhabited curiosity and spirit of a child. The gallery features diverse artworks based on themes like home, nature, identity, and memory—encouraging playful, fearless explorations. Perfect place to wander from 10am to 7pm daily.
📍Level 1, Gallery 2, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
10. Punggol Digital District
A new neighbourhood, known as Singapore’s Silicon Valley, is set to open completely by January 2027. Punggol Digital District aims to become a hub for digital innovation, featuring world-class infrastructure, seamless ecosystems, sky gardens, business parks, green spaces, and a new campus for the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT). The sustainable district will offer around 28,000 new jobs and is designed to pedestrian and cyclist-friendly along the waterfront. Certainly an interesting new attraction in Singapore.
11. Disney Cruise Line
Disney Cruise Line is offering the first-ever magical Disney cruises to sail from Singapore. In fact, it’s the first time the Disney Adventure takes place in Southeast Asia. A brand-new Disney cruise ship will call Singapore its home for at least five years with a delayed start to March 2026. If you ever dreamt of riding on the high seas on a Disney cruise ship, then now is your chance. Definitely, the perfect gift for children. Certainly, one of the best new attractions for families in Singapore. Get a first look inside the ship here.
12. NS Square
NS Square is an exciting new development set to become a national landmark by 2027. Located at Marina Bay, it will replace the existing Float @ Marina Bay for future events such as sporting events and National Day parades. The new venue will features a 30,000 seating capacity and a public waterfront promenade. Plus, it will be a place for reflection and community bonding.
13. Haven XR
The world’s first cinematic immersive experience was meant to open in Singapore and Malaysia in late 2025. Haven XR Holdings and Sim Leisure Group have teamed up to offer a sensorial cinema experience where audiences are plunged into movies. The attraction uses location-based virtual reality to allow partakers to make choices which will determine the storyline. The first experience on offer is The Keeper— a horror flick where your fear and skills will be tested. Definitely, one of the best new attractions in Singapore if it opens in 2026.
14. A Whale of a Tale
Singapore’s first intergenerational whale-themed playground opened near the Front Lawn of National Museum of Singapore. The free playground offers climbing nets, swings, balance beams, and more family-friendly features where children, parents, grandparents, and caregivers can bond. Here’s what to expect.
📍93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897
15. Singapore Odyssea
National Museum’s dazzling new multimedia attraction, Singapore Odyssea, invites visitors on a time-travel adventure through 700 years of Singapore’s vibrant history. Housed within the Glass Rotunda, the experience blends light art, interactive storytelling, and immersive projections. Equipped with an RFID wristband, you’ll activate your own magical wildlife companion as you uncover the stories. Wonderfully, it’s free entry for Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, and children aged six and below. Learn more.
📍93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897
16. Porsche Experience Centre
The Porsche Experience Centre (PEC) is slated to open in Singapore by 2027. Located near Changi Exhibition Centre, it will be the first Porsche experience centre in Southeast Asia and the 11th centre in the world. The upcoming attraction will boast a 2km handling track designed to showcase sports cars, engaging activities for visitors such as immersive racing simulators, themed exhibitions, and much more. Get the full details.
17. Aman Singapore & Skywaters
Singapore’s tallest building and the city’s highest hotel will open in 2028. Get the full details on Aman Singapore here.
18. New hotels
There are a number of new hotels in Singapore as well as properties set to open next year. But some recent openings include the new Artyzen Hotel near Orchard which is a dreamy escape that recently received the first-ever Michelin Key recognition, while the newly revamped ParkRoyal on Beach Road is an ideal staycation, and the Hilton Singapore Orchard is the largest Hilton in Asia and the dreamy new 5-star Voco Hotel has an epic rooftop pool, to name a few.
In 2026, a range of new hotels are set to open too. This includes Marriott’s Four Points By Sheraton launching in Jurong. It will offer a wonderful experiences similar to other flagships, with an infinity pool, restaurants, and more…it’s the perfect stay.