From exotic new beach clubs to journeying through hyper-realistic art worlds, sleeping in a treehouse in the jungle, animation universes being brought to life like Minion Land, and enjoying the best new food concepts…there are a range of exciting new experiences coming to Singapore in 2025, 2026, and even 2027. Here are 21 of the best new attractions to enjoy in Singapore. Many are already open too so you can go now!
1. IMBA Theatre

IMBA Theatre, set to open in December 2025 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
2. 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.
📍Fever Exhibition Hall, 25 Scotts Road, Singapore, 228220
3. 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
4. ACC9SS:PAC-MAN Carnival
Scheduled to open on December 12, 2025, 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.
📍 Palawan Green, Sentosa Island
5. 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
6. Jurassic World: The Experience

A new immersive attraction, Jurassic World: The Experience, runs at Cloud Forest until December 31, 2025. Located in Gardens By The Bay, the new exhibition brings the Jurassic World franchise to life with huge animatronic dinosaurs like an 8.5-metre-tall Brachiosaurus and roaring Tyrannosaurus Rex. Created by NEON and Universal Live Entertainment, visitors can explore the Evolution Walk and go on a unique adventure. Get the full details. Certainly, one of the best new attractions in Singapore.
📍18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
7. 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.
8. 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.
9. Alice: Into The New World
Experience a visually-stunning and immersive exhibition, Alice: Into The New World, that reimagines the classic Alice In Wonderland story with next-level media art. GROUNDSEESAW makes the space come alive with oversized chess pieces, fluttering cards, and iconic scene recreations like the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party. Plus, the new exhibition is enhanced by K-pop music.
📍Level 3, 600 North Bridge Road, Parkview Square, Singapore
10. Joaquín Sorolla: Dancing in the Sunlight
Another jaw-dropping immersive art show now open at GROUNDSEESAW, Joaquín Sorolla: Dancing in the Sunlight focuses on the Spanish master painter who captured light and colour so effectively. His dazzling artworks are the perfect choice for the immersive art treatment, with vivid colours, coastal scenes, and tranquil beauty bursting off the screen.
📍Level 3, 600 North Bridge Road, Parkview Square, Singapore
11. WEAVE

Resorts World Sentosa is home to a new lifestyle destination at the former The Forum. WEAVE integrates lush greenery and biophilic design to reflect Singapore’s tropical identity, offering a seamless blend of retail, dining, and immersive experiences. It features more than 40 lifestyle and premium brands, including a number of Asia-exclusive flagship stores and several new-to-Singapore culinary concepts like Maison Pierre Hermé Paris. Learn more.
📍8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
12. Minion Land

An exciting new attraction, inspired by the Despicable Me franchise, finally opened at Universal Studios Singapore. Minion Land takes over the former Madagascar zone in the park and features all-new entertainment facilities, cool rides such as the world’s first-ever Minion 3D ride, chaotic characters, iconic themed restaurants, and more. Learn about Minion Land in Singapore. Absolutely, one of the best new attractions in Singapore.
📍Universal Studios Singapore, Sentosa Island
13. Rainforest Wild Asia

Asia’s first adventure-based wildlife park and Singapore’s fifth wildlife zoo opened in March 2025. This immersive attraction showcases 29 animal species, including iconic regional wildlife like Malayan tigers, sun bears, alongside treetop walkways, canopy walkways, and more. Plus, there’ll be educating exhibitions and even a wildlife hospital for injured animals. Definitely, one of the best new parks and gardens to explore. Learn more about it.
📍Mandai Road, Singapore
14. 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.
15. Haven XR

The world’s first cinematic immersive experience opens 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.
16. 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
17. 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
18. 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.
19. Singapore Oceanarium

Singapore Oceanarium (formerly S.E.A Aquarium) on Sentosa Island opened with a major revamp recently. The world-class marine destination features more than 100,000 aquatic animals representing over 1,000 species globally. Meanwhile, there are 40 immersive habitats to explore, new interactive installations, marine life exhibitions, learn stories on the history of evolution, and more. Get the full details.
📍8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269
Other new attractions opened in recent years:
20. Mandai Rainforest Resort

Banyan Tree’s Mandai Rainforest Resort is set to open in April 2025. Singapore’s first resort by the luxury hotel group is an eco-friendly luxury retreat offering 338 accommodations, including 24 treehouses with private patios, and 314 guest rooms that overlook the lush rainforests of Upper Seletar Reservoir. Guests will have direct access to nearby attractions like Bird Paradise, Singapore Zoo, and the upcoming Rainforest Wild, as well as a spa and wellness activities. Certainly, this new resort is the perfect staycation for nature and animal lovers.
21. Winnie The Pooh-Inspired Park
Bidadari Park, is a lovely new park in Singapore, inspired by the whimsical world of Winnie the Pooh’s Hundred Acre Wood. Opened in September 2024, the unique park is the size of more than 18 football fields and features a range of habitats, a children’s playground, a scenic lake, wildlife, boardwalks, and more. Get the details.
📍Bidadari Park Dr, Singapore
22. New Bahru

River Valley is home to an exciting new lifestyle and shopping mall called New Bahru. The venue is located in the former Nan Chiau High School and features more than 50 local and global brands, alongside a host of diverse dining experience. Learn more about New Bahru in Singapore.
📍46 Kim Yam Rd, New Bahru, Singapore
23. New hotels

There are a number of new hotels in Singapore as well as properties set to open next year. For example, the new Artyzen Hotel near Orchard 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.



