Splash N Surf Singapore reviews

This place is on the top of a Kallang Way mall and it is very easy to reach this location either from the mall or from the National Stadium itself. It's one of the best places to bring your kids if they love to bathe, play or swim at a lower height. Also, there are few adventures as well to experience related to water. Do not forget to enjoy the as... see more

It’s an awesome free (albeit small) splash park with pretty decent facilities. There are benches scattered around but the only sheltered area is between the splash park and lazy river which doesn’t have line of sight on splash park. Lazy river cost $2 per person. You can get wrist band at info centre. Overall a great way to spend the morning with k... see more

Beautiful sunny day but due to ‘lightning alert’ stated by management, we were all asked to leave the pool. Huh?? Puzzled parents having to explain to kids. All we see are clear skies 😂

Closing the pool off for a class, for the entire Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning (9am to 12.30am??) when it's the time families go. Kids were extremely disappointed. Separately on a few occasions have encountered the ridiculous lighting warning arrangements as well.

Cheap and good. But not sure if the water in the lazy river is safe for very young kids. My geet remained blue even after a shower

Good place for spend time with your kids, we start 5pm to 7pm nice with the sunset, and have people play till night too!

This place is weird. We decided to bring our kids there to celebrate an upcoming birthday, we arrived at 9:30am, and bought tickets for the lazy river…about 30mins into having fun, we were suddenly told to leave the waters due to a ‘lightning alert’. It was bright and sunny and cloudless where we were. Many families were astounded from being kicked... see more

It’s a tiny little water playground but the slides and the option to pay ($2/pax) for the lazy river makes it worthwhile. While crowded, my two kids and I still had lots of fun. Probably cos we went on a Saturday morning amid the National Day activities and the World Aquatic Championship hubbub. The very good upside is there are quite a few life gu... see more