Into the Glowcean: neon marine art at Singapore Oceanarium to 1 Nov

Singapore Oceanarium is running Into the Glowcean from 5 September to 1 November 2026, with glass neon marine sculptures, a skeleton dive feed and October workshops and live shows included with a one-day ticket.

Into the Glowcean key visual with glowing neon marine life at Singapore Oceanarium
Into the Glowcean runs at Singapore Oceanarium from 5 September to 1 November 2026. Photo: Singapore Oceanarium

Oceanic Glow across five habitats

The centrepiece is Oceanic Glow. Singapore glass neon artist Megan Foo has placed glowing marine-life sculptures along the route at Spirit of Exploration, after Shark Seas, after Coral Gardens, Artificial Habitats and Whale Fall. The installations are on daily from 10am to 8pm through 1 November.

Foo works with traditional handcrafted glass neon. The pieces sit inside the permanent habitats, so visitors see the living tanks and the lit sculptures on the same walk.

Glass neon marine-life sculpture by Megan Foo in Oceanic Glow at Singapore Oceanarium
Oceanic Glow places Megan Foo glass neon sculptures across five Oceanarium habitats. Photo: Singapore Oceanarium

Skeleton Dive Feed

Skeleton-costumed divers feed and swim among the animals in Open Ocean at 4pm daily, except Mondays and Fridays. The session is part of the one-day ticket.

Skeleton-costumed diver swimming among marine animals during Skeleton Dive Feed
Skeleton Dive Feed runs at 4pm daily except Monday and Friday in Open Ocean. Photo: Singapore Oceanarium

What is still on in October

Several timed programmes are still running through the rest of the season.

  • Sweet Treats for Kids at Shark Seas: weekdays at 2.30pm; weekends and school holidays at 11.30am and 3.30pm, while stocks last.
  • Be a Light Painter at Ocean Dome: daily from 12pm to 6pm until 1 November, subject to availability, limited to one printout per group.
  • Light Painting Live with Lawrence Koh: 10, 17, 24 and 31 October at 3.30pm and 5pm.
  • Symphony in the Sea with violinist Jocelyn Ng: 18 October and 1 November at 2.30pm and 4.30pm, at Open Ocean.
  • Make Your Own Neon Artwork: 11 and 25 October, 12pm to 4pm, at Spirit of Exploration.
Light painter Lawrence Koh performing a marine-life story at Singapore Oceanarium
Lawrence Koh paints live at 3.30pm and 5pm on 10, 17, 24 and 31 October. Photo: Singapore Oceanarium
Visitors crafting glowing neon marine artwork at Singapore Oceanarium
Make Your Own Neon Artwork workshops run on 11 and 25 October. Photo: Singapore Oceanarium

Tickets and getting there

Oceanic Glow and the timed programmes sit inside a Singapore Oceanarium one-day ticket. Adult tickets (ages 13 to 59) start from S$55. Child tickets (ages 4 to 12) and senior tickets (60 and above) start from S$43. Children under four enter free. Hours are 10am to 8pm.

A current two-ticket buy also comes with a complimentary Pierre Hermé four-piece macaron tin; the pair is priced at S$110.

Singapore Oceanarium is at 24 Sentosa Gateway. Set aside two to three hours if you want the neon trail, a dive feed and one of the afternoon shows in the same visit.

Sofia Pereira
Sofia Pereira
Sofia Pereira is Little Big Red Dot's Travel Editor & Social Video Host. She brings destinations to life through vivid stories, practical tips, and a uniquely Singaporean lens. She is adventurous but practical, making travel feel exciting and achievable for her audience.

Latest articles

Related articles

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Klook.com