Rainforest Kidzworld, Singapore | Timings, Cost, Activities

Rainforest Kidzworld, Singapore Overview

Located within Singapore Zoo is the super fun playground for kids called Rainforest Kidzworld. Specifically designed for kids, the playground features a water play area where kids can splash and jump till their feet get tired; get to meet farm animals and get close and cosy with furry pals like cute little bunnies.

Other activities that are equally enjoyable include taking a spin on a colourful animal-themed carousel; riding on a pony; taking a rope course; and partaking in the grooming session of Falabellas, the smallest horse breed in the world. Rainforest Kidzworld is divided into a Wet Area playground with brightly-coloured, water flushed slides, tubes, and sprayers, and a Dry Area Playground housing a number of obstacle challenges that help children learn how to work as a team.

Attractions at Rainforest Kidzworld

Water Play Zone: The most popular attraction at Rainforest Kidzworld is the water play area that boasts of watery slides; spray shack, climbers, splash pads, a jumbo water trough, and aqua sprinklers. The slides are colourful and offer a great time to all.

Animal Friends Show: The show is a hit with kids and held twice in a day. The show brings before visitors abandoned as well as pet animals like dogs, goats, mice, cats, and birds. Here, kids can get to meet Katie and George (Japanese Spitze breed), Boy and Buddy (Golden Retrievers), and the oldest dog by the name of Hope. Most of these animals are rescued and enthral visitors with their many gigs. After the show, kids can stay on to hang around these animals and cuddle them.

Houbii Rope Course: For the adventurous ones, there is the option of partaking in a challenging rope course. This is the popular Houbii Rope Course, a very interesting activity to let young kids test their metal. The activity involves lots of jumping and swinging.

Interactive Sessions with Zookeepers: This is one of the most popular activities at Rainforest Kidzworld where young children get to meet and greet with caretakers of the animals. Along with this, feeding and handling of animals are demonstrated first hand to the kids. Photo sessions are an added bonus.

Buddy Barn: This is the one and only exhibit where kids can interact with rabbits like Snow, Dory, and Muffin. These bunnies are the star attractions here, apart from other animals like rats, mice and guinea pigs. Kids can interact as well as feed them. Sometimes goats do drop by as VIPs.

Pony Ride: Riding on top of cute little ponies is another activity most loved by all. The pony ride takes kids along the forested trail within the zoo along with a guide.

Wild Animal Carousel: The vintage-looking animal-themed carousel at Rainforest Kidzworld draws a big chunk of kids from all over Singapore. It’s a ride meant both for kids as well as adults.

Tips

No footwear is allowed in the Wet Play Area.
No food and drinks are permissible in the Wet Play Area.
Appropriate swimwear and swimming diapers must be worn at all times in the Wet Play Area.
Children must shower before and after entering the Wet Play Area.
No running is permitted within the Wet Play Area.

How to Reach Rainforest Kidzworld

Rainforest Kidzworld is located within Singapore Zoo at 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826.

MRT: From the North-South Line MRT stations, visitors can take Khatib or NS 14 and then the Mandai Khatib connecting shuttle, or Choa Chu Kang, NS4 and the 927 connecting shuttle, Ang Mo Kio, NS16 and the 138 connecting shuttle, Woodlands, NS9 and the 926 shuttle which only operates on Sundays and Public Holidays, and the Marsiling, NS8 which also has the 926 connecting shuttle.

Bus: The Safari Gate Bus takes visitors straight to Singapore Zoo. The Singapore Attractions Express connects several major hotels in the city to the Zoo.

Car & Taxi: Singapore Zoo is around 30 minutes away from the city. There are two ways one can take to reach the Zoo: Visitors can reach the Zoo by taking the CTE toward Seletar Expressway (SLE), Continuing onto SLE towards Mandai Road, then taking Exit 8A on SLE onto Mandai Road and finally turning left onto Mandai Lake Road. Visitors can also use the Pan Island Expressway (PIE) towards Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE) then continue onto BKE toward Woodlands, then take Exit 7 on BKE onto Mandai Road before finally taking a right onto Mandai Lake Road.