This is a must-visit world-class art museum. I really enjoyed my day in this museum. Let go of your stress and immerse yourself in all the interactive activities. It is definitely an ideal destination for both adults and children. I want to express my gratitude towards the Marina Bay Sands team, especially Mr. Tay Ke Huat (F106) from the Security Service Department for making this visit a pleasant one.

We decided to visit all 3 exhibitions and was very pleased we did. They are well curated, educational with a WOW factor. Plus the team are helpful as they keep a watchful eye. The day we visited was relatively quiet so there were no queues but you may need to allow extra time during peak periods. Highly recommend.

We had a fabulous morning at the Art Science Museum. It is so interactive and so well designed. We had two teenagers with us (14 and 18) and they both loved it. We did the 3 exhibitions and we particularly loved “Future World - Where art meets science”. We also did the VR experience which was very cool.

Nestled within the iconic Marina Bay Sands complex in Singapore, the ArtScience Museum stands as a testament to the seamless integration of art and science. This cutting-edge institution offers visitors a unique and immersive experience, where creativity and innovation converge in a stunning architectural masterpiece. Let's embark on a journey to uncover the treasures that lie within the walls of the ArtScience Museum.

We decided to change our itinerary because of the rain so came to the Artscience museum with not knowing what to expect. We decided to do the future world exhibition which was amazing although I suspect children might get more out of it. I took plenty of photos and particularly liked the final walk through of lights. It didn't feel to busy and we weren't rushed. We then decided to do the Mars exhibition which was very different and much more enjoyable for my father. When we left it had stopped raining so headed over to the gardens by the day as nearby.

I was visiting the Mars: The Red Mirror exhibition. The initial ticketing was not too great. I am attended by shelia, and she was pretty rude to me, replying me with an attitude. Even when i thanks her for service, she didnt lift her head up or any acknowledgement. However the following exhibition and service was nice. The exhibition was filled with many interesting elements that allow me to learn about mars. Within that exhibition, there is also a friendly staff that explained the exhibit when i expressed perplexed. Overall the exhibition was nice but the customer service did damper the overall experience and i hope there is improvement on it.

Make sure you get to experience everything. To avoid crowds, go early in morning. Great place for to hang out with kids. We can draw and display on the large screen during exhibition. Overall it would require a hour or two to complete.

We went to FutureWorld only and it was worth it. I wish spent more time playing with the lights. Small and big kids were enjoying it. Wear pants or shorts for the slide and other fun activities. Enjoy!

This place was amazing for my kids 8 and 5 but mum and dad loved it too. The staff were amazing and the 90 mins we spent there was definitely a highlight. We loved seeing our colouring in come to life and we couldn’t get the kids off the climbing set. Location is perfect, make sure you pop into Apple Store nearby and Marina Bay shops - wow - with lots of places to grab a bite or a gondola ride.

My Uncle & I were on holiday in Singapore, we were staying at the Marina Bay Sands Hotel. After walking around the entire Marina bay, past the Merlion statue and the Singapore Esplanade exhibition centre, we decided to visit the iconic building which sits on the waterfront of the Marina Bay Sands shopping mall, the ArtScience Museum. Fortunately for us, there were some tickets available for the Future Worlds exhibit at the time that we turned up at the ticketing counter. We only visited the Future Worlds exhibit, a permanent feature at the ArtScience Museum in Singapore, therefore I cannot comment on the other temporary exhibits going on at the time. The Future Worlds exhibit is very interesting, it is ideal for families with children between the age of 5 to 12 years-old. Some of the exhibits are interactive, especially the ones where you can draw and colour marine creatures and aeroplanes of your choice with the provided crayons, scan your completed drawing, and watch them come to life on the big screen together with other visitors' drawings! This is a nice introduction to Teamlabs Planet and Teamlabs Borderless in Tokyo, Japan. After this visit, I am looking forward to visiting both the Teamlabs exhibitions in Japan in July 2025! As for the Future Worlds exhibit here, I would recommend everyone who has children and grandchildren aged between 5 to 12 years, to bring your young ones here for half a day of wholesome and interactive fun!