Pirate Land Indoor Playground Singapore: Both Outlets

Pirate Land runs two indoor playgrounds in Singapore, one on Orchard Road at The Centrepoint and one at Eastpoint Mall in Simei. Both sell unlimited play on weekdays, which is unusual in a market built on two-hour sessions.

The two rooms are not the same. One is built around construction, sand and a laser tag fort; the other around a tornado slide, trampolines and a virtual reality zone.

What Pirate Land Does Differently

Unlimited Weekday Play

Neither outlet caps weekday play time. A family arriving at eleven on a Tuesday can stay until closing on one ticket.

Almost every competing venue in Singapore sells a one-, two- or three-hour session. Against a S$28.90 two-hour ticket elsewhere, a four-hour weekday visit here halves the hourly cost, and for families with preschoolers or during school holidays that is the strongest reason to choose the brand.

Weekends and public holidays are capped at three hours, which is still longer than the two-hour market standard.

Activity Stations Rather Than One Structure

Both venues divide the floor into distinct activity types instead of building everything around a single climbing frame. Construction rooms, pretend play houses, sand pits, trampolines, ball pits and screen-based games each occupy their own space.

The effect is that children move between kinds of play rather than repeating one circuit, and it is why the venues hold older children longer than a conventional soft play room does.

Something for Children Who Have Outgrown Playgrounds

Laser tag at The Centrepoint and the VR zone at Eastpoint Mall both target an age group that most indoor playgrounds lose. Both are charged separately from admission, and both are the reason a family with a wide age gap can bring everyone to one venue.

Pirate Land Outlets Compared

	The Centrepoint	Eastpoint Mall
Address	176 Orchard Road, S238843	Level 4, 3 Simei Street 6, S528833
Signature zones	Construction zone, market bazaar, sand pits	Tornado slide, Slap Music trampolines
Older-child draw	Laser tag fort	VR zone, from S$12 a game
Documented age range	2 to 14	Up to 12, VR beyond
Child ticket	S$28.90	S$28.90, or S$23.50 for members
Under 2	S$15.90	S$15.90, or S$12.50 for members
Adult	Confirm at venue	One included per child, extra adults S$8
Weekday play	Unlimited	Unlimited
Weekend play	3 hours	3 hours
Hours	10.30am to 8pm weekdays, to 9pm weekends	10.30am to 9pm daily
Nearest MRT	Somerset, a short walk	Simei, directly connected

Grip socks are required at both. Laser tag and VR are charged on top of admission. Confirm member rates and adult pricing at The Centrepoint before travelling.

Which Outlet to Choose

Choose Eastpoint Mall if your children are twelve and under and you want the bigger physical structure. The tornado slide with interactive projections is the more substantial centrepiece, and the Slap Music trampoline holds children who tire of ordinary jumping.

Choose Eastpoint also if the adult count matters. One adult is included per child ticket and additional adults are S$8, which is below the market rate.

Choose The Centrepoint if your children span a wider age range or if you want the unusual zones. Large-scale construction blocks, a market bazaar and indoor sand pits are a different offer from a slide and a ball pit, and the laser tag fort reaches the oldest visitors.

Choose The Centrepoint also if you are already in town. Orchard Road puts a large number of food options within a few minutes’ walk, and the venue works well as the base for a longer day rather than the whole of it.

Full detail is on the outlet pages: Pirate Land at The Centrepoint and Pirate Land at Eastpoint Mall.

Pricing Across the Brand

Both outlets charge S$28.90 for a child at walk-in rates and S$15.90 for a child under two. Eastpoint Mall publishes member rates of S$23.50 and S$12.50, a saving of S$5.40 and S$3.40 respectively, and includes one adult with every child ticket.

Add-ons are where the bill grows. VR starts at S$12 a game and laser tag carries its own charge, so a family with an older child should treat the admission price as a floor rather than a total.

The practical advice is the same at both venues: decide about the add-ons before going in, and ask about membership on the first visit if you expect to come back.

Ages Across the Brand

Age	Centrepoint	Eastpoint Mall
Under 2	Toddler zone, reduced rate	Loose play and ball pit, reduced rate
2 to 3	Toddler zone, sand, blocks	Loose play, pretend house, soft bricks
4 to 6	Best fit	Best fit
7 to 10	Ball pond, laser tag	Trampolines, tornado slide
11 and older	Laser tag carries it	VR carries it

Both venues have a separated area for the youngest children, so a toddler is not sharing floor space with a ten-year-old.

What Parents Say About Pirate Land

Unlimited weekday play is the most consistently praised feature across both outlets, particularly by parents of preschoolers who can visit outside weekends.

The variety of activity types is the second. Reviewers describe both venues as having more different kinds of things to do than a typical padded playground, even where the total floor space is smaller.

The mixed-age point recurs. Families with a large gap between children have very few options in Singapore where everyone is occupied, and the laser tag and VR zones are why these two venues qualify.

The recurring caution across the brand is add-on pricing. Laser tag and VR are not included and children ask for them, so families who budgeted the admission alone find the bill higher than expected.

The second is weekend crowding, which is what the three-hour weekend cap exists to manage.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Pirate Land outlets are there in Singapore?

Two: The Centrepoint on Orchard Road and Eastpoint Mall in Simei.

Is Pirate Land unlimited play?

On weekdays, at both outlets. Weekends and public holidays are capped at three hours.

How much does Pirate Land cost?

S$28.90 for a child and S$15.90 for a child under two at walk-in rates. Eastpoint Mall offers member rates of S$23.50 and S$12.50.

Do adults pay?

At Eastpoint Mall, one adult is included with each child ticket and extra adults cost S$8. Confirm the policy at The Centrepoint before travelling.

Which Pirate Land has laser tag?

The Centrepoint. Eastpoint Mall has the VR zone instead.

Which Pirate Land has VR?

Eastpoint Mall, priced from S$12 a game.

What is the age limit?

Documented as up to fourteen at The Centrepoint and up to twelve at Eastpoint Mall, with the VR zone open beyond that.

Are socks required?

Yes, grip socks at both outlets.

Which outlet is easier to reach by MRT?

Eastpoint Mall connects directly to Simei station. The Centrepoint is a short walk from Somerset.

Are both outlets open daily?

Yes. The Centrepoint runs to 8pm on weekdays and 9pm at weekends; Eastpoint Mall runs to 9pm every day.

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Prices, hours and policies were verified in August 2026 and change without notice. Confirm current rates with the venue before travelling.