Yoohoo! Yooland Westgate has reopened!
Yooland at Westgate reopened on 9 September 2026 after a major renovation, and has returned with a fresh pastel space station look and a host of new attractions. Among the biggest additions are the go kart circuit, sand play area and the giant rainbow slide, and those are just three of the nine zones that children can now explore.
Yooland at Westgate
Race Around The New Go Kart Circuit
One of the biggest additions to Yooland is its new go kart circuit, where little drivers can hop into mini electric karts and take a spin around an indoor track. The circuit has chequered corners and padded safety barriers, giving children their own little racing course within the playground. The karts move at a gentle pace, with the emphasis on steering and having fun rather than going fast. The attraction is likely to appeal more to older preschoolers who are tall enough to reach the pedals.
Dig Into a Beads Play Pit under the Rainbow Canopy
For children who prefer something more sensory, head over to the beads pit which sits beneath a suspended rainbow canopy. The pit also has various toys and tools to encourage open ended play.
There is something calming about this corner of Yooland, with the soft colors of the canopy overhead and the beads below to create a more relaxed atmosphere, especially compared to the busier parts of the playground.
Slide Into A Rainbow
Indoor playgrounds will not feel complete without slides, and Yooland has added more for little ones to enjoy. The new three land giant rainbow slide sends children down a colourful LED lit track before landing in the ball pit.
The familiar Yooland Donut is still around too, with wobbly bridges and different sections to climb through before reaching the giant lilac tunnel slide. With different routes and slides to explore, children can easily make a few trips up and down before moving on to the next attraction.
Ninja Challenges
Nearby, the Trampolines and Ninja Zone is where children can put their agility and balance to the test. Alongside the trampolines, there is a ninja style obstacle course, a climbing wall, as well as a balance beam above a pit filled with soft foam cubes.
This is where parents and children can challenge each other to a playful duel to see who can stay on their feet the longest.
A Little Pretend Play Too
Not everything at the new Yooland is about physical play. The Mini Supermarket gives children a chance to play shopkeeper, shopper or cashier, with plenty of soft toys to make up their own little scenarios.
There is also a tinkering area with small manipulatives, a light up brick wall, and an interactive coloring table to add a digital twist to the creative play.
These quieter corners give children a chance to slow down between the more energetic zones, while still keeping their hands and imaginations busy. For younger children in particular, they offer a nice change of pace and plenty of opportunities for open ended play.
A New Yooland To Explore
The revamped Yooland adds a fresh indoor play option for families around Jurong East, with its location at Westgate making it particularly convenient for a play session before or after a trip to the mall. With so many different activities packed into one space, there is plenty for children to explore without having to head elsewhere for a change of pace.
For families in the West looking for an indoor playground that offers more that just slides and ball pits, Yooland is worth putting on the list.
Yooland Westgate
Where: Westgate, Level 3, #03-35/36-37
Opening hours: 11am–9pm on weekdays, 10am–9pm on weekends
Admission: Per child: $23 for one hour; $30 for two hours. Adults are charged at $10 per hour.
Tip: Non-slip socks are required for play.
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