Yooland Indoor Playground Singapore: Both Outlets

Yooland runs two indoor playgrounds in Singapore, and they are not two versions of the same room. One is a space-themed venue at Westgate for children aged one to eight, with an indoor go-kart circuit and a sand area. The other, trading as SkyHop, is a two-storey venue at Tampines Point built around a four-storey structure and a harnessed high ropes course.

They differ on age range, on pricing model and on whether an adult is included in the ticket. Choosing between them is a real decision rather than a question of which is nearer.

The Two Outlets Are Built for Different Children

Westgate Is the Younger Venue

The Westgate outlet admits children aged one to eight. Its distinguishing attractions are an indoor go-kart circuit and a giant sand play area, neither of which is common in a Singapore mall playground.

The equipment is scaled for small children throughout. There is no harnessed climbing and nothing built to challenge a ten-year-old, which is the point.

SkyHop Is the Older Venue

SkyHop carries a four-storey play structure, a harnessed high ropes course and a two-lane climbing wall alongside a ball pit, trampolines and a hinoki bead pit.

The ropes course and the climbing wall both require a minimum of four years and 1.1 metres, and they are what hold a nine- or ten-year-old. Below that threshold a child still has a full playground to use.

The Pricing Models Differ

Westgate charges per child and then charges adults S$10 an hour on top. SkyHop includes one adult in every ticket and charges S$10 an hour only for additional adults.

For a parent and one child, that makes SkyHop’s headline price better value than it looks and Westgate’s worse. The Westgate answer is its unaccompanied-entry rule from age seven, which removes the adult charge for older children.

Yooland Outlets Compared

	Westgate	SkyHop, Tampines Point
Address	3 Gateway Drive, #03-36/37, S608532	2 Tampines Central 6, #01-01/02, S529483
Age range	1 to 8	No stated cap; ropes from 4 and 1.1m
Signature attractions	Go-kart circuit, giant sand area, LED rainbow slide	Four-storey structure, high ropes, climbing wall
1 hour	S$23 per child	S$30, child plus 1 adult
2 hours	S$30 per child	S$35, child plus 1 adult
Unlimited	Not offered	S$45, child plus 1 adult
Adults	S$10 an hour, none included	One included, extra adults S$10 an hour
Multi-visit	Bonus Pass, 12 hours, S$230	Annual VIP from S$259
Socks	S$3	S$3
Overtime	Not published	S$15 per child after 10 minutes
Re-entry	Not published	Not permitted
Hours	Mon to Thu 11am to 9pm, Fri to Sun 10am to 9pm	Two conflicting timetables published; confirm
Access	Above Jurong East MRT interchange	Walking distance from Tampines MRT

Confirm the Westgate outlet has reopened following its 2026 renovation, and confirm SkyHop’s hours by phone, before travelling.

Which Outlet to Choose

Choose Westgate if your child is between two and seven and the go-karts or the sand are the draw. It is also the outlet to choose if you are travelling by train, since it sits directly above an MRT interchange.

Choose SkyHop if your child is six or older, or if you have a mixed-age group. The harnessed attractions are what hold an older child, and the younger sibling still has a ball pit, a bead pit and the lower tiers of the structure.

Choose SkyHop as well if you want a long visit. The unlimited ticket at S$45 has no equivalent at Westgate, where the longest ticket is two hours.

Full detail is on the outlet pages: Yooland at Westgate and SkyHop by Yooland at Tampines Point.

Ages Across the Brand

Age	Westgate	SkyHop
Under 1	Not admitted	Free, adult charged
1 to 3	Good fit	Ball pit, bead pit, ride-ons
4 to 5	Best fit	Best fit, ropes open up
6 to 7	Very good fit	Very good fit
8	Upper limit	Good fit
9 and older	Not admitted	Good fit, ropes carry the visit

The eight-year ceiling at Westgate is the single biggest difference between the two venues, and it is the reason a family with an older child should default to SkyHop.

What Parents Say About Yooland

The unusual attractions are what draw comment at both outlets. The go-kart circuit and the indoor sand at Westgate, and the four-storey structure and the ropes course at SkyHop, are all things families report not having seen elsewhere.

Access is the second theme. Westgate above Jurong East interchange and SkyHop within walking distance of Tampines MRT are both easy to reach without a car, which is not true of every venue in this category.

The recurring caution across the brand is adult charging. Neither outlet is expensive per child, and both add adult costs that families do not always expect.

The second is information. Westgate has been through a renovation and SkyHop publishes two conflicting sets of hours, so both need a check before travelling.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Yooland outlets are there in Singapore?

Two: Yooland at Westgate in Jurong East, and SkyHop by Yooland at Income at Tampines Point.

Is SkyHop the same brand as Yooland?

Yes. SkyHop is Yooland’s Tampines outlet, named separately because the format is different.

Which outlet is better for a toddler?

Westgate. The equipment is scaled for one- to eight-year-olds and the room is not shared with older children.

Which outlet is better for a nine-year-old?

SkyHop. Westgate caps at eight, and SkyHop’s high ropes and climbing wall are what hold older children.

How much does Yooland cost?

Westgate is S$23 per child for one hour and S$30 for two, with adults at S$10 an hour. SkyHop is S$30, S$35 and S$45 for one hour, two hours and unlimited, each including one adult.

Do adults pay at both outlets?

At Westgate, yes, S$10 an hour. At SkyHop, one adult is included per ticket and extra adults are S$10 an hour.

Which outlet has the go-karts?

Westgate.

Which outlet has the high ropes course?

SkyHop, with a minimum of four years and 1.1 metres.

Are socks required?

Yes, at both, at S$3 a pair.

Where exactly is SkyHop?

Income at Tampines Point, 2 Tampines Central 6. It is not at Tampines 1, despite several listings.

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Prices, hours and policies were verified in August 2026 and change without notice. Confirm the Westgate outlet has reopened after renovation, and confirm SkyHop’s opening hours, before travelling.