Jolly Jungle's two Singapore outlets compared: 2026 prices from $13, the Tampines treehouse against the Yishun ropes course and 10-metre slide, and which suits your child.
Jolly Jungle runs two outlets in Singapore and, unusually for a two-outlet brand, they are not interchangeable. The Tampines original is compact, cheap and toddler-leaning. The Yishun outlet, opened at the end of 2025, is roughly twice the scale with a harnessed ropes course and a ten-metre slide.
Which one suits you depends almost entirely on how old your child is and how tall they are.
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ToggleA homegrown Singapore indoor playground brand built around a jungle and nature theme, with treehouses, sandpits, ball pits, slides, climbing structures and animal motifs, sold on walk-in hourly pricing rather than timed slots.
The pricing model is the same at both outlets and among the cheapest in Singapore. A single ticket covers one child and one accompanying adult, with additional adults charged by the hour.
The Tampines outlet came first, inside Tampines Regional Library at Our Tampines Hub. The Yishun outlet opened on 1 December 2025 inside SAFRA Yishun Country Club, and it extends the formula into a larger safari-adventure format.
A cross-venue VIP All-Access Pass exists and references a third affiliated location, though that has not been confirmed as a Jolly Jungle-branded outlet. Treat the brand as two outlets until the operator says otherwise.
| Our Tampines Hub | SAFRA Yishun | |
|---|---|---|
| Size | Not published, compact | Around 7,000 sq ft |
| Theme | General jungle and treehouse | Safari adventure |
| Opened | The original outlet | December 2025 |
| Setting | Inside Tampines Regional Library | Inside SAFRA Yishun Country Club |
| Weekday 1 hour | S$13 | from S$15 |
| Weekday 2 hours | S$22 | S$22 |
| Weekend 2 hours | S$25 | S$30 |
| Full-day pass | Not offered | S$38 |
| Additional adult | S$8 per hour | S$10 per hour |
| Member discount | None | 20% off hourly for SAFRA members |
| Best for | Ages 2 to 9 | Ages 4 to 11 |
| Party capacity | Up to 15 children | Up to 31 children |
Four features make the practical difference:
If none of those matter to your child, the Tampines outlet is cheaper and easier to reach.
These are less obvious and matter more than the feature list suggests:
Either outlet works. Both have a sandpit, a ball pit and gentle slides, and Yishun has a properly separated toddler zone with a padded A-frame ladder and a merry-go-round. Tampines is cheaper and easier to reach, while Yishun has more room to grow into.
Choose Tampines if you want an hour and a low bill. Choose Yishun if your child clears 110cm and the ropes course is the point, and check their height first, since a small five-year-old will not.
Yishun. The obstacle course, climbing wall, AR trampolines and high-element course are pitched at exactly this band, and it is one of the few venues in the north that holds a ten-year-old.
Tampines still works better than most venues its size at this age, since reviewers note the treehouse and three-lane slide have real challenge, but it is a shorter visit.
The main difference in house rules is socks. Anti-slip socks are explicitly compulsory for adults and children at Yishun, while the policy is not published for Tampines, so bring socks and check at the counter.
For a weekday two-hour visit, both charge S$22 for a child-and-adult pair, or S$11 an hour, which is close to the cheapest paid indoor play in Singapore.
The gap opens at weekends. Tampines charges S$25 for two hours and Yishun charges S$30, but Yishun offers a S$38 full-day pass that no other venue in this guide matches. If you plan to stay past two and a half hours on a Saturday, Yishun’s day pass is the best-value ticket either outlet sells.
For SAFRA members, the 20% discount at Yishun closes the gap entirely.
How many Jolly Jungle outlets are there in Singapore?
Two: Our Tampines Hub and SAFRA Yishun. A cross-venue pass references a possible third affiliated location, but it is not confirmed as a Jolly Jungle outlet.
Do I need a SAFRA membership for the Yishun outlet?
No. It is open to the public at full price, and SAFRA members receive 20% off hourly passes and 10% off the 20-hour pass.
Which outlet is bigger?
Yishun, at around 7,000 square feet with a broader attraction set. The Tampines floor area is not published but is noticeably smaller.
Can I book a timeslot?
No, not for single admission at either outlet. Entry is walk-in, first come first served. Only groups of twenty or more and birthday parties need advance booking.
Which is better for a toddler?
Both work. Yishun has a more clearly separated toddler zone, while Tampines is cheaper, MRT-connected, and has free playgrounds in the same building.
What is the height limit for the flying fox?
110cm, at the Yishun outlet only. Tampines has no high-element course.
Which outlet is better for a birthday party?
Yishun for anything over fifteen children, since its Grand Oasis room takes 31. Tampines caps at fifteen and is considerably cheaper.
Are they cheap compared with other Singapore indoor playgrounds?
Yes. At S$11 to S$15 an hour for a child-and-adult pair, both sit at roughly half the rate of a mid-range mall playground.
Outlet details, prices and formats were verified in August 2026 and can change. Check the operator’s official pages before travelling.