All three Kidz Amaze outlets by SAFRA compared: 2026 prices from $5, the climbing venue, the infant and toddler venue and the water venue, and whether membership is needed.
Kidz Amaze is operated by SAFRA and runs three indoor playgrounds in Singapore. Unusually for a chain, the three outlets are three different activities rather than three sizes of the same one, and all three admit the public at the same S$5 non-member child rate.
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Toggle| SAFRA Jurong | SAFRA Toa Payoh | Splash, SAFRA Punggol | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | Dry, climbing | Dry, developmental | Wet, water play |
| Size | 17,000 sq ft | 12,700 sq ft | 23,000 sq ft |
| Signature feature | Five-storey structure, 18.5m slide | Infant and Toddler Development Play Zone | Five water slides, eight play decks |
| Best for | Ages 5 to 12 | 2 months to 6 years | Ages 6 to 11 |
| Preparation needed | Socks | Socks | Swimwear, towels, change of clothes |
| Review volume | Moderate | Around 90 reviews | Around 576 reviews, 40,000+ bookings |
| Ticket | Jurong and Toa Payoh | Splash Punggol |
|---|---|---|
| Non-member child, off-peak | S$5.00 | S$5.00 |
| Non-member child, peak | S$5.00 | S$5.00 |
| 6x Multi-Visit Pass (1 adult + 1 child) | S$23.85 | S$25.90 |
| Socks | S$3.00 | Not applicable |
| Swim diaper | Not applicable | S$3.00 |
| Locker | Not published | S$2.00 to S$4.00 |
Prices verified August 2026 from booking platform listings. SAFRA members and their children pay a discounted rate, described by the operator as around 35% off entrance rates. The exact member figure was not published in machine-readable form, so confirm it directly. Both 6x passes carry 180-day validity.
This is the most common misunderstanding about Kidz Amaze. All three venues sit inside SAFRA clubhouses, but all three are open to the public. Non-members walk in and pay the rates above. Membership unlocks a discount, not entry.
Kidz Amaze is subsidised community infrastructure rather than a commercial operation. A comparable commercial venue charges S$25 to S$50 for a child-and-adult session; Kidz Amaze charges S$5 for the child plus a paying adult where required.
The 6x Multi-Visit Passes bring the effective rate to around S$4 a visit, which puts a year of regular visits within the price of two or three commercial sessions.
SAFRA Toa Payoh takes this without much argument. Its Infant and Toddler Development Play Zone admits babies from two months and was designed with early-childhood specialists. The operator describes it as the first of its kind in Singapore, and no other venue in this guide makes comparable provision. A nursing room is on site.
SAFRA Jurong is the answer. Seventeen thousand square feet are built as a five-storey structure with an 18.5 metre slide, which is the longest slide covered in this guide. It suits roughly five to twelve.
Splash at SAFRA Punggol covers both. Twenty-three thousand square feet of sheltered water play hold five slides and a toddler wading area. It removes both sun exposure and weather risk from a water outing, which is why it records several times the booking volume of either dry outlet.
None of the three covers a baby and a ten-year-old at once. Toa Payoh and Jurong are the two ends and they are separate venues. Splash comes closest, since its wading area and its slides serve different ages in one building, but it needs the most preparation.
Published weekend hours differ between sources across this brand, so confirm before travelling.
None of the three outlets opens before 1pm on a term-time weekday. That rules out a morning visit for most of the year and it is the single most common planning error with this brand.
During school holidays the weekday opening moves forward to 10am, which is when these venues are at their most useful and also at their busiest.
Do I need a SAFRA membership to visit?
No, at any of the three outlets. All are open to the public at the non-member rate. Membership unlocks a discount of around 35%, not access.
How many Kidz Amaze outlets are there?
Three: SAFRA Jurong, SAFRA Toa Payoh and Splash at SAFRA Punggol.
Which is the biggest?
Splash at SAFRA Punggol, at 23,000 square feet. Jurong is 17,000 and Toa Payoh is 12,700.
Which one is best for a baby?
SAFRA Toa Payoh. Its Infant and Toddler Development Play Zone admits babies from two months.
Which one has the water slides?
Splash at SAFRA Punggol, the only wet outlet in the group.
Why is it so cheap?
The outlets are subsidised community facilities operated by SAFRA inside its clubhouses rather than commercial playgrounds.
Why do they open at 1pm?
Term-time weekday hours run 1pm to 7pm. School holiday weekdays open at 10am, and weekends run 10am to 9pm.
Can I use one Multi-Visit Pass at all three outlets?
The passes are priced separately by outlet, at S$23.85 for the dry venues and S$25.90 for Splash. Confirm the terms before buying if you intend to use more than one venue.
Outlet details, prices and hours were verified in August 2026 and can change. Published weekend hours differ between sources for this brand. Check the operator’s official page before travelling.