Indoor playground cost in Singapore (2026)

In Singapore, a single indoor playground or trampoline park session typically costs S$19 to S$50 per child (2026), based on the published prices of the three operators we checked. Short sessions for toddlers sit at the lower end, while a 3-hour Kiztopia visit sits at the upper end. Peak days, extra people and food packages can raise the total.

How much does an indoor playground cost in Singapore?

Expect S$19 to S$50 per child for one visit at the operators we checked. BOUNCE charges by the hour, Amazonia sells toddler and child tickets that each include one adult, and Kiztopia's usual price is S$49.80 for 3 hours of play.

All prices come from each operator's own pages: Kiztopia's website, BOUNCE's pricing page and Amazonia's official Facebook page, recorded on 9 October 2026. BOUNCE's pricing page was last indexed around June 2026, so prices may have moved since. None of the three pages says whether GST is included, so confirm at the counter or when booking.

What changes the price of an indoor playground visit?

Four things move the price most: how long you stay, your child's age or height, whether you go at a peak time, and how many people come along. Food packages and short-term promotions also change what you end up paying.

Length of the session. BOUNCE charges per hour, and the second hour costs less than the first: S$22.00 against S$27.20 for general access, and S$15.00 against S$19.00 for Junior Jumper. Kiztopia's usual ticket covers 3 hours for S$49.80, which works out to about S$16.60 an hour if your child uses the full time.

Age and height. BOUNCE's general access rate is for jumpers over 110cm, while children aged 4 and under go on the cheaper Junior Jumper rate. Amazonia splits its tickets into toddler (S$28.80) and child (S$38.90).

Peak and off-peak. At BOUNCE, peak means weekends, public holidays and school holidays. The 2-hour Superpass is S$32.90 off-peak and S$35.90 at peak, and the Awesome 4some goes from S$83.90 to S$89.90. Junior Jumper runs only at set times: 10am to 4pm on weekdays, and 9am to 12pm at weekends and on public holidays.

Time of day. BOUNCE's Sundown session costs S$19.90 for one hour on weekdays from 6pm, less than a standard first hour of general access.

Food and extras. Amazonia sells meal packages from S$62, which bundle play with food. That can suit a birthday treat or a long afternoon, but compare it with a play-only ticket if you plan to eat elsewhere.

Do adults and toddlers pay extra?

It depends on the operator. At Amazonia, each toddler or child ticket includes one free adult. BOUNCE prices each jumper separately, with a lower Junior Jumper rate for age 4 and under. Check each venue's rules on extra adults before you go.

For a family of two children and two adults, Amazonia's pricing means two child tickets (S$77.80) also cover both adults. At BOUNCE, the general access rate applies to any jumper over 110cm, and the Awesome 4some prices four people together for one hour at S$83.90 off-peak, or about S$21 each.

We could not confirm on Kiztopia's own site how many adults one ticket covers or what an extra adult costs, so ask when booking.

Are multi-visit passes and memberships worth it?

They can be if you visit often, but most offers we saw were time-limited. Kiztopia's 6-visit Explorer Pass cost S$169 from 4 to 30 September 2026, about S$28 a visit against the usual S$49.80 ticket, and that offer has now ended.

Kiztopia also runs a Kiztopia Friend Club membership, and has run short counter-only promotions, such as 3 hours of play for S$39.80 from 25 to 30 September 2026. Before buying a pass, check how long each visit lasts, which outlets accept it and when it expires. BOUNCE offers group discounts for 10 or more jumpers, which can help with class outings or parties.

Which indoor playgrounds did we check prices for?

These three operators publish prices on their own website or official page. Kiztopia and Amazonia are indoor playgrounds; BOUNCE is a trampoline park, included because many families weigh the two up for a rainy-day outing.

How did we put this price guide together?

We only list a price when it appears on the operator's own website or official page, and we record the date. Prices from resellers and parenting guides varied a lot for the same venue, so we have not used them for any business on this page.

For example, published guides gave several different prices for Kiztopia at Marina Square, and one reseller site showed Kiztopia prices in Indian rupees. Other well-known venues will be added once we have checked their own price pages. If a business does not publish prices, we show it as Price on enquiry rather than guess.

How can you keep the cost of a playground visit down?

Go off-peak, pick the session length your child will really use, and look for junior or evening sessions. At venues where a child ticket includes an adult, bringing one adult per child ticket stops you paying for anyone twice.

At BOUNCE, the Junior Jumper rate (S$19.00) and the weekday Sundown session (S$19.90) are the lowest published first-hour prices. If your child tires after an hour, a one-hour session can be better value than a 3-hour ticket. Follow operators' official pages for promotions, since Kiztopia's September 2026 deals ran for only a few weeks or days.

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