Calling all ice cream lovers! Dive into a world of delicious treats and imaginative play at Museum of Ice Cream Singapore’s (MOIC), featuring a multi-sensory playground where you can see, touch, taste, and even smell the magic of ice cream like never before.
Perfect for your next family outing, look forward to a much bigger variety of flavours and bolder fun in a newly-imagined space packed with interactive installations, immersive workshops, and even more unlimited treats!
If you’ve thought of visiting the Museum of Ice Cream Singapore, here is the inside scoop on some highlights to look forward to.
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Museum of Ice Cream Singapore is located at Loewen Road, near the Dempsey cluster of restaurants, cafes, and sports facilities.
There are a total of five ice-cream stations and 14 interactive installations to visit. Book your tickets online, before you step in.
Carnival Games at MOIC
Singapore’s pinkest indoor carnival boasts nostalgic carnival games, buttery popcorn (complete with mouth-watering aroma), and an all-new Animal Cookie ride (in pink of course!). This zone will give you a great warm-up for the ice cream feast that lies ahead.
California Dreamin’
Your ice cream journey in MOIC now begins with eight (!!) rotating flavours from Denzy Gelato, Singapore’s premium award-winning gelato gurus. With so many options available, there is definitely something for everyone.
Kids will enjoy evergreen flavours like Double Chocolate and Strawberry Speculoos, while parents can get their caffeine fix from Mocha Crunch. Feeling adventurous? The Tai Hua Soy Sauce with Caramel Bits is perfect for you – we tried it and really love the sweet-salty flavour combo!
Those with dietary restrictions will be pleased to know that there are vegan and allergen-friendly options available. We also really like how MOIC has collaborated with a home-grown rising star to feature their products, bringing about more awareness of a brand that surely rivals the top international brands out there.
Unicorn Playground and Playspace
There is a special Unicorn playground at Playspace. Inspired by the Dragon Playground, visitors can play on the colourful slides and bridges at this set-up.
There are also fun games to play such as basketball and swinging on the cute fruit swings.
Pose at the MOIC Jeep for a group shot too. Get your fill of ice-cream at the third station here!
Bouncy Castle & Infinity Mirror Party Zone
Work off the sugar high (especially if you sampled all eight flavours in the previous zone!) in a refreshed Bouncy Castle decked out in a soothing peachy pink hue, or dance it out in a kaleidoscopic mirror-world of lights, beats and high-energy fun.
After going through a room with mirrors and lit cones, we arrive at the Banana Maze.
Banana Maze
Fruity fun awaits in Singapore’s first ever Banana Maze, a wildly whimsical experience filled with walls of bananas. Little Miss 3.5 was psyched (to put it mildly) to find PINK bananas!
End off your journey by swimming in a sea of sprinkles at the largest MOIC Sprinkle Pool ever created! This pool lets you immerse yourself in thousands of pastel coloured sprinkles for some fun with family and friends.
Unlimited Ice Cream
MOIC has doubled the feasting and flavours, with up to nineteen delectable varieties of ice cream as well as eight toppings available throughout your visit.
Slurp up crowd favourites such as Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough and Strawberry Speculoos, and indulge in treats from beloved names like Denzy Gelato and Ben & Jerry’s, with unlimited helpings, of course!
Museum of Ice Cream Passport
Experience the Museum of Ice Cream Passport, an interactive take-home keepsake that guides guests through their visit with engaging activities and fun facts.
It’s the perfect blend of education, exploration and entertainment designed to delight ice cream lovers of all ages.
Older kids will enjoy completing the word puzzles and learning about fun ice cream facts, while the younger ones will love colouring the super cute ice cream graphics.
Free workshops for a limited time
From ice cream making workshops to keychain making, squishy painting and edible slime activities, look out for the opportunity to enjoy hands-on fun at the Museum of Ice Cream.
Ice Cream Making Class in September
Museum of Ice Cream (MOIC) is bringing back its ever popular Ice Cream Making Class, a limited-run, hands-on dessert-making workshop happening for three days only this September.
Taking place on 7 (Monday), 9 (Wednesday), and 11 September (Friday) at 11 am and 2.30 pm, each 45-minute session invites guests to step behind the counter and create their own signature sundae under the guidance of MOIC’s Scoop Professors.
Upon completion, each participant will receive a Scoop Master Certificate.
Designed for ice cream lovers of all ages, the workshop combines creativity, play, and fun facts about the history and science behind the world’s favourite treat.
Participants will learn how to make classic flavours from scratch like chocolate, strawberry, vanilla or mint, and personalise their creations with crunchy inclusions and colourful toppings.
The Ice Cream Making Class Ticket Bundle is available for purchase at $63 and includes entry to MOIC following the workshop where guests are invited to continue the fun by exploring MOIC’s multi-sensory installations and indulging in unlimited treats at the 60,000-square-foot museum and to rediscover their inner child through play, laughter and endless scoops of joy.
Parents are welcome to accompany their child for the workshop experience. Do note that accompanying adults will be required to purchase a museum ticket should they wish to explore MOIC after the class.
With limited sessions available, early booking is encouraged to avoid disappointment.
Museum Of Ice Cream Singapore
For Little Miss 3.5 who loves all things pink and ice cream, the newly-revamped MOIC is a wonderland in all senses. Her squeals of delight and peals of laughter could be heard throughout our time there, as she took in all the sights, tastes and even smells around her.
Even though our last visit was just a few months back, she definitely enjoyed every part of this revamped space. Truly living her best life in this pinkalicious ice cream dream world!
Museum of Ice Cream Singapore
Where: 100 Loewen Rd, Singapore 248837
Opening Hours: opens daily from 10 am to 6 pm, daily.
Ticket prices:
General Admission from $43; Premium ticket from $53
General Admission (Singapore Residents Only) from $38; Premium ticket from $48
Children two years old and under enjoy complimentary entrance.
Reservations can be made at the site here.
