The Best Things To Do With Kids In Singapore This Week (9 to 15 Mar 2026)

Here's a list of weekly family fun events and experiences for you to create family fun this week!

Dive into family fun at Sentosa’s Splash Wonder Water Park, soak up sun-filled excitement at Sentosa Beach Fest, and watch the Marina Bay skyline light up with a dazzling Disney-inspired sky show.

Then, dive into an ocean of adventure at Singapore Oceanarium’s Ocean Kids Festival, and explore a forest of wonders at Marina Square’s annual Balloon Festival.

Read on to find out more! For more ideas, head over to our weekly recommendations (compiled and updated weekly with experiences). Join our Telegram group for the more up-to-date sharing too!

1. Splash Into Family Fun at Sentosa’s Splash Wonder Water Park!

*Image from past event and for illustration purposes only

Venue: Palawan Green, Sentosa
Dates: 13 Mar - 5 Apr
Admission: From $20

Get ready for waves of family fun as Splash Wonder Water Park, a brand-new pop-up water adventure, splashes into Sentosa’s Palawan Green.

Splash Wonder Water Park transforms Palawan Green into a vibrant water playground filled with inflatable water slides, splash pools, obstacle courses, and interactive play zones
designed especially for families and young children. On selected dates, young fans can look forward to meet-and-greet moments, sing-along sessions, and photo opportunities
with Pinkfong and Baby Shark, making each visit even more memorable.

Get ready for a splashing good time this March at Splash Wonder Water Park!

2. Experience Sun-Soaked Fun at Sentosa Beach Fest

Venue: Sentosa, Siloso Beach
Dates: 14 - 22 Mar 2026
Admission: Free with paid activities

Singapore’s largest beach festival, Sentosa Beach Fest makes its debut at Siloso Beach this March! Expect sports, music and play woven through sun-soaked afternoons and chill-out evenings by the sea. 

Expect 5 action packed zones, including the Playground where children (min. 6 years old) will find a massive 30m x 30m inflatable kingdom designed to turn Siloso Beach into the ultimate high-energy arena. This isn't just a bouncy castle—it’s a sprawling, tactical, and hilarious journey through 15 unique courses that will test your agility and leave you breathless with laughter. The inflatables are available from 16 to 20 Mar and are priced from $22 for an hour (get tickets here). 

Families will also find a curated space of oversized fun that’s completely free for everyone! These reimagined childhood classics include Giant Jenga, Giant Tic-Tac-Toe and more! 

At the Ninja Lab, families can test your agility on technical obstacle courses or watch the pros defy the impossible in elite showcases. 

Wellness and sports programmes as well as F&B will be available throughout the festival! 

3. Watch A Dazzling Disney-Inspired Sky Show Over Marina Bay

Venue: Marina Bay Precinct
Dates: 13 - 15 Mar 2026. 8.30 pm nightly
Admission: Free

Marina Bay precinct partners UOB, Marina Bay Sands, and Singapore Tourism Board (STB), together with Disney Cruise Line, to present a sky show that lights up the Singapore skyline over three nights from 13 to 15 March 2026.

Set against the Marina Bay waterfront with iconic landmarks lit in blue, Asia’s first sky show inspired by Disney Cruise Line will set the skies above the Marina Bay precinct aglow. The 10-minute showcase, which will commence from 8.30pm on 13, 14 and 15 March 2026, invites visitors on a vibrant adventure of visual and musical wonder, as a symphony of fireworks illuminate Singapore’s iconic skyline with brilliantly choreographed displays.

The fireworks will feature Disney Adventure's seven themed areas – Disney Imagination Garden, Toy Story Place, San Fransokyo Street, Town Square, Wayfinder Bay, Disney Discovery Reef and Marvel Landing, set to a medley of fan-favourite tunes including "When You Wish Upon A Star”, “Let It Go”, “Under the Sea” and “You’ve Got a Friend in Me”.

The show will also feature designs with a local twist – bringing together Disney Cruise Line and nautical-themed elements, Peranakan-inspired motifs and icons referencing Singapore’s National Flower, the Vanda Miss Joaquim.

4. Dive Into Fun at Singapore Oceanarium’s Ocean Kids Festival!

Venue: Singapore Oceanarium
Date: 13 March - 12 April 2026
Admission: S$55 for adult and S$43 for child/senior

Singapore Oceanarium (新加坡海洋生态馆) invites families to dive into Ocean Kids Festival, a new seasonal line-up of experiences that adds extra wonder to a visit during the March school holidays and beyond. 

They offer many exciting experiences for kids, starting with the Little Ocean Expert Series, a 45-minute meet-the-expert session designed for children aged 7 to 12. During the session, your child will get to meet specialists such as a diver, marine veterinarian, marine conservationist, marine researcher, animal care specialist, or habitat presenter, and even dress up in kid-sized Singapore Oceanarium uniforms, lab coats, or dive suits.

Little ones can also take part in hands-on activities such as creating their own coral reef, joining a Fossilist Workshop, exploring seahorse biology, behaviour and conservation through the Animal Spotlight programme, and creating a marine-themed badge to take home.

Families can also browse and borrow books at the National Library Board’s Molly the Mobile Library pop-up, which will take place for four days from 16 to 19 March 2026, from 9am to 5pm, extending the learning experience even further.

5. Step Into a Forest of Wonders at Marina Square’s Balloon Festival!

Venue: Marina Square Central Atrium
Dates: 14 - 22 Mar 2026
Admission: Free

The much-anticipated annual Balloon Festival is back at Marina Square this March school holidays! Visitors will step into the “Forest of Wonders”, an immersive balloon experience that brings fantasy to life through larger-than-life balloon artistry. More than just a visual spectacle, the magical balloon installation sparks joy, wonder, and childlike imagination.

A captivating 12-metre-tall Strawberry Fairy House stands in the heart of the balloon installation, drawing attention as one enters the enchanting forest. Sculpted to resemble a giant ripe strawberry with textured seeds and a leafy green crown roof, the alluring fairy-tale house stokes curiosity with its white framed windows and a mint green door. Two fanciful fruit fairies perch atop the roof, while a lush forest of blooming flowers and layered greenery surrounds the house. Enter the fairy-tale house and be immersed in a kaleidoscope of magical clouds and an enchanting realm with strawberry-scented mist!

Beyond the entrancing installations, families can learn balloon sculpting techniques and create their own magical keepsake together. This engaging one-hour session invites participants to create an adorable balloon sculpture, either a bear or an octopus. Available on 14, 15, 21 & 22 March (Sat & Sun), 4pm, the workshops are priced at $20 per parent child pair.