Looking for a shiok, air-conditioned escape these June holidays? Exploria at Mandai is Singapore’s newest immersive indoor nature attraction, and it is a proper feast for the senses. Spread across five themed realms, it swaps live animals for floor-to-ceiling projections, soundscapes and hands-on play. Best of all, tickets start from just $28, making it an easy yes for families dodging the afternoon heat.
What is Exploria at Mandai?
Exploria opened at Mandai Wildlife Reserve on 3 March 2026, and it is unlike anything else in the precinct. Instead of enclosures, you walk through five digital realms that recreate environments from the deep ocean to the planet’s extreme frontiers. Expect glowing deep-sea creatures, towering projections and an interactive Biopool. It is equal parts educational and very Instagram-worthy.
- World of Darkness: meet deep-sea creatures like the vampire squid in an eerie glow.
- Our Interconnected World: a sweeping multimedia show called The Planet Awakens.
- Extreme Frontiers: brave the cold alongside polar bears and hardy wildlife.
- Biopool: a hands-on zone the kids will not want to leave.
- Realm of the Giants: come face to face with nature at supersize.
Exploria ticket prices
Pricing is refreshingly family-friendly, and the little ones get in free. Here is what you will pay.
- Adults: $38
- Children and students: from $28
- Children below 3: free with a paying adult
- Local residents with a free WildPass: $34.20 (adult), $25.20 (child/student), $20 (senior)
Opening hours and what to know
- Weekdays: 11.00am – 8.00pm (last entry 7.00pm).
- Weekends and public holidays: 11.00am – 9.00pm (last entry 8.00pm).
- It is fully indoor and air-conditioned, a lifesaver on a hot or rainy day.
- Find it within Mandai Wildlife Reserve, easy to pair with the other parks.
Popular sessions are already selling out, so book ahead before the holiday rush hits. Making a full day of it? Pair Exploria with our guide to Skyslides at Skypark Sentosa for some thrills, or keep these rainy-day family picks handy: ArtScience Museum Family Fridays and Into The Hawkerverse at Children’s Museum.
