Ice Cream lovers (who doesn’t love ice cream?!), Museum Of Ice Cream Singapore is an ice cream-themed wonderland where unlimited ice cream awaits!. This is the first international location outside the United States. Visitors can look forward to 14 never-before-seen interactive installations, a fully functional cafe, bar, and retail store carrying exclusive merchandise.
Museum of Ice Cream Review: What to Expect
Museum of Ice Cream 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.
Festive Events at MOIC: Merry Pinkmas
From now till 20 January 2025, stay chilly in Museum of Ice Cream’s festive wanderland
Scoop up seasonal festive treats that bring familiar flavours with a modern twist such as White Peppermint ice Cream and Oatmilk Maple Cinnamon Ice Cream Sandwich.
Up the festive ante with sips of pure joy – Cherry Picking in the Forest, MOIC’s limited edition Sprinkle of Pink and Peppermint Milkshake ($12++)
Make a wish in the Pinkmas Forest of Trees. And show off your festive spirit with limited edition MOIC temporary tattoos! Sundae School workshop will be conducted every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 18 November to 19 December 2024 at 10.30 am, 11.45 am, and 2 pm.
First Up, Trivia, Games & a Claw Machine
First up, pen down your ice cream name and stick on your name tag to be fully immersed in the experience. The first room has some trivia to read and even some íce cream-inspired paintings from Salvador Dairy and Vincent Van Cone.
To warm up the brains before brain freeze, try the brain teasers on one of the tablets. This kept the kids engaged for about 20 minutes before we hurried them along.
The next room had a few games to try, like Cherry Toss, looking into the melting mirror and the highly coveted Claw Machine. To play at the Claw Machine, a token will need to be obtained from the staff at the first ice cream station. You either had to belt out a tune or dance. Since the boys were game to play, they all danced for their tokens and amused the rest of the adults watching. Now we know the price of play!
Travel to a Pastel Beach
There are no worries about travel restrictions here at the Museum Of Ice Cream! Take a trip to California Dreamin, a dreamy pastel pink beach resort inspired by one overseas. This is also one of the installations where you can enjoy unlimited servings of delicious ice cream treats that are served in flavours with a local twist!
California Dreamin is where you can find the first ice cream station. But do save some space for the other four stations, especially the last one!
Throughout the museum, there are different ice cream spots that you can get. Enjoy a Strawberry, Vanilla or Chocolate ice cream on the beach.
Kids will enjoy playing eye-spy at a rotating sandcastle in a little cabin. Peer through the window and try to spot the objects listed on the side panel.
Room full of Letters
The next room is full of magnetic letters. Form letters to a quote or leave a mark of love for your dearest.
Dance to oldies in a pastel diner
Have a dance party and jam to oldies at the light-up jukebox in Scream’s Diner. There are even cute pastel rotary phones that you can take pictures with. Top it up with some ice cream with sprinkles at the diner.
Cone lovers will like this ice cream station for cones, sprinkles and swirls! We had Mango Sorbet and Raspberry options here.
After being a sugar high, head to the bouncy castle to expend all that energy. Beware, this is where the kids love bouncing all around.
Potong Ice Cream, anyone?
Time to go local on ice-cream flavours!
There is also a section called Potong, which allows visitors to enjoy this old school treat that is still just as sweet even today. This section has Potong sticks in different colours and sizes that make great props and backdrops. This is also another installation where visitors can enjoy some Potong ice cream.
At the time of visit, we could choose between Pulut Hitam or Pandan with Gula Melaka Potong sticks.
Dance it out in the disco room complete with a disco ball and lights.
Unicorn Playground and Playspace
As part of this special edition of the Museum Of Ice Cream, 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!
Elevate the ‘gram with Bananas
After going through a room with mirrors and lit cones, we arrive at the banana tunnel!
For those looking to elevate your ‘gram, take a stroll along with the Banana Split, which is a colourful tunnel filled with 10,000 bananas in pastel shades of red, pink and yellow!
Then visitors will arrive at the final ice cream station that we hope you have an appetite for – Ben & Jerry’s New York chocolate fudge! Our taste buds tell us that this was the best ice cream of all the stations. Remember what we said about saving some space in the dessert stomach?
By now, we were filled with ice cream and probably on a sugar high.
Take a splash in the Sprinkle Pool
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.
Retail shop at Museum Of Ice Cream
Unique merchandise created in collaboration with local brands will be up for grabs at discounted prices at MOIC’s retail shop and guests can enjoy a Singapore Sling Boba Cocktail at the bar, available only for a limited time.
Museum Of Ice Cream Singapore
Reservations can be made at the site here.
MOIC Singapore opens daily from 10 am to 7 pm from Mondays to Sundays. Ticket prices begin from $35, and children two years old and under enjoy complimentary entrance.
