Museum of Ice Cream Singapore

Very little museum, a great deal of ice cream.

Museum of Ice Cream Singapore is a pink playhouse with unlimited ice cream, and it is honest about that: there is very little museum and a great deal of ice cream. It suits children, birthday groups and anyone who wants the photographs. The compromise is the price, from S$43 a head before ticketing fees, for a visit the museum itself puts at 60 to 90 minutes. Book a weekday morning, arrive hungry and treat the ice cream as lunch.

Museum of Ice Cream Singapore tickets and prices

General admission starts from S$43 and premium tickets from S$53. Children aged 2 and under go free. The museum says additional ticketing fees apply, so the total at checkout is higher than the headline. You must reserve before you go, there is a separate Singapore resident ticket for which you will be asked to show ID, and the museum itself only takes cards. The exact price for each date and time is shown at booking and is not published as a table.

Opening hours

The hours change by the day, and Saturday is the odd one. Monday is 10am to 4.30pm, with last entry at 4pm. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday are 10am to 6pm, with last entry at 5.45pm. Friday closes early, at 4pm, with last entry at 3.30pm. Saturday opens only at 1pm and runs to 6pm. Check the day before you promise a child a morning visit on a Saturday.

What's inside

The visit is self-guided through a run of rooms. The museum lists a carnival room, a California room, a diner, a bouncy castle, a rainbow tunnel, a room of giant potong ice lollies, a playspace with swings, an infinity room, a banana room, a craft room and, at the end, the Sprinkle Pool, which is a pool of sprinkles you can climb into. There is a gift shop too. Unlimited ice cream is included in the ticket. The flavours and any dairy-free or halal options are not published on the Singapore page, so ask before booking if that decides it for you.

With kids

This is the audience. Under-3s are free, the whole thing is indoors, and nothing in the list above needs a child to sit still. The limits are the sugar and the clock: 60 to 90 minutes is the museum's own estimate, and a small child with unlimited ice cream may not last that long. The museum has not published stroller or baby-changing details on its Singapore page.

Getting there

The museum is at 100 Loewen Road in Dempsey, which has no station of its own. Napier, on the Thomson–East Coast Line, is the nearest at about 900 metres in a straight line, and further on foot, so with small children a taxi is the easy way. The museum does not publish directions or parking details on its page.

When to go

Our advice is a weekday at 10am, when it opens, which leaves the rest of the day for the Botanic Gardens close by. Skip it if you are an adult without children who does not much care for photographs: at S$43 it is expensive ice cream.

Nearby

Dempsey is a lunch neighbourhood. Candlenut, The Dempsey Cookhouse & Bar and Long Beach Seafood are all in Dempsey, and the rest is in our Dempsey, Botanic Gardens and Orchard guide.

Good to know 100 Loewen Road, Dempsey. Mon 10am–4.30pm; Tue–Thu and Sun 10am–6pm; Fri 10am–4pm; Sat 1pm–6pm. Reservations required; card payments only on site; additional ticketing fees apply. General admission from S$43, premium from S$53, ages 2 and under free. Details from museumoficecream.com, checked 13 November 2026. Directions, parking, stroller access and dietary options are not published on the Singapore page.

Museum of Ice Cream Singapore | 100 Loewen Road, Singapore 248837 | Nearest MRT: Napier