Play in the air at Airzone Singapore at City Square Mall, where suspended nets of elevated fun await! Hooray to another playspot where families can bounce freely!
Airzone Singapore offers a unique and exhilarating experience with its indoor suspended net concept. It is like a giant see-through hammock, extending across multiple floors.
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In November 2025, Airzone Singapore introduced a refreshed play experience that now includes multi-level Laser Tag, that lasts for five to seven minutes, and Silent Disco ($7 add-on).
Cérge Tech Platform
It is also Singapore’s first attraction onboarded onto inclusive digital platform, Cérge Tech. Cérge Tech is a digital accessibility companion website enables Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and their caregivers to access key information about participating sporting, leisure, education and tourism venues prior to their visit.
The guides on Cérge Tech also include a virtual tour and an audio guide powered by A.I., allowing visitors to better plan and navigate their experiences. This service also allows parents who require strollers to plan their routes accordingly.
Th laser tag and silent disco which can be enjoyed from the sidelines, without having to step onto the nets. This makes it possible for PWDs who require mobility equipment to also participate in activities their family and friends partake in.
In addition to supporting PWDs, these activities are also designed to be age-inclusive, allowing seniors to participate in the fun, creating a truly multi-generational experience.
Here is a look at what you can get up to at Airzone Singapore and some tips (or spoilers) for you to hopefully, make your experience smoother.
Purchasing Tickets at Airzone Singapore
I highly recommend making your booking online. They stipulate the number of participants that are able to join any particular time slot and it’s an easy process.
A standard ticket admits one at $27.90 for a 60 minute session.
There some other options that bring the cost down slightly:
- 4 session pass at $100. This is shareable and valid for one year.
- 6 session pass at $135. This is shareable and valid for one year.
- 8 session pass at $168. This is shareable and valid for one year.
There is also a 2-to-play option for $55 on weekdays, excluding school holidays and public holidays. This includes 2 admissions.
There are up to 10 sessions each day, with first session at 10 am.
The duration of each session is 60 minutes, but after a safety briefing, I would say that the actual duration of play time is approximately 45 minutes.
Arrive at least 20 minutes before your session to get said safety briefing and redeem your tickets.
To ensure a comfortable visit, Airzone has a maximum capacity of 59 pax at any one time, with around 20 pax per level. There is also a maximum allowable weight of 120kg for participants.
Suggested Dressing and Gearing Up
You should wear comfortable clothing (no skirts, unless you want everyone to know what bloomers you have on!). You will also have to wear covered shoes, and if you wear crocs, remember to leave those cute little jibbitz at home because they can become a falling hazard.
They do sell socks and have covered shoes available in case you forget either of these.
For those wearing spectacles, do note that it’s best they are secured with a sports strap. You can borrow one from the staff.
If your children are below 5 years old, you will have to be in there with them. Suspended in mid-air, together through thick and thin, even if you are screaming on the inside for dear life…
If they are 5 or 6, it’s still a must that you hang around in the immediate vicinity just in case I suppose, they attempt some kind of wild death-defying stunt. You will then need to gently instruct them to play nicely from the sidelines… like I did.
The staff are friendly and attentive, ensuring safety protocols are followed.
Starting at the second level of the mall, after they receive their safety briefing, each child climbs up to the first level of suspension. The staff made sure that every child was cleared individually so there was no pushing or shoving.
Ball Pit at Airzone Singapore – Level 1
On the first level of the Airzone Singapore play area is the Ball Pit.
Filled with over 40,000 balls in a net suspended in the middle of City Square Mall, it’s definitely offers a different mall experience. You will find many people “splashing” around the pit of red and white balls.
There is a huge ball-pit waiting for you where you can shoot a few hoops.
On the same level, there is an open netted space which is great for experiencing the “walking on the moon” sensation, jumping up and down, as well as just enjoy lying down with family and friends while being suspended almost three levels up in the air! Talk about a view!
Most of the time my tween, teen and 6 year old ended up here to trampoline their energy away.
Inflatable Fun – Level 2
One “floor” above is where you can find huge inflated balls.
You can play dodgeball on the next level using the two giant shiny inflatable balls. It’s pretty hard to actually dodge the huge balls but the children had a lot of fun pushing the balls into each other!
Colourful Presents & Sticks – Level 3
The third level had colourful inflatable presents and sticks that you could sit down on and according to my 13 year-old, “take a chill pill”. Perhaps this is a good spot to rest those weary legs and decompress after the first two levels of non-stop action.
Slide & Ramp to Level 4
From the third level, there is a slim net with a steeper surface incline where you can reach the highest level. There’s a long slide back to the chill level.
From what I observed, most of the children don’t hang around here much because everyone wants to be where the real sweat and action is.
Our Take on Airzone Singapore at City Square Mall
After all the sweating, my children were very hot and sweaty. I was advised to have water ready for them because they were able to come down for a sip and head up again! This happened multiple times throughout the session. There is only one entrance and one exit so you can’t miss them!
While the admission price may be on the higher side, the overall experience justifies the cost. Airzone is a fantastic option for birthday parties, group outings, or simply a day of active fun.
Overall, it’s a refreshing addition to Singapore’s entertainment scene and a must-visit for anyone seeking a unique physical activity suitable for kids, tweens, teens and adults.
Where: City Square Mall, 180 Kitchener Road #02-K4/K10, Singapore 208539, Level 2 (next to Customer Service Counter)
Opening hours: Weekday 10 am to 8.30 pm, Weekend 10 am to 9.30 pm
After each session, 10 minutes are allocated for cleaning.
If you do check Airzone at City Square Mall out, enjoy the bounce! My boys exclaimed that it felt so different to be back on stable land after the whole time up in the air.
This story was first published in March 2025 and was updated in November 2025.
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