Revamped Museum Of Ice Cream Singapore With Kids: Are the Tickets Worth It?

Thinking about getting tickets to the Museum of Ice Cream Singapore? Here’s our Museum of Ice Cream review of what to expect at the revamped MOIC in Dempsey when visiting with kids.

In case you missed it, the Museum of Ice Cream just had a snazzy revamp. This whopping 60,000 square feet kids’ museum opened in Dempsey on 19 August 2021 and it just had a refresh in April 2025. Here are all the deets about the Museum of Ice Cream including ticket prices, whether you can indeed get FREE ice cream, and more!

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Museum of Ice Cream in Dempsey

The Museum of Ice Cream property at Dempsey features over 14 never-before-seen installations that “celebrate the joy that ice cream brings”. Expect a whole lot of pink- raid your friends’ wardrobe so you can match for your best IG selfies – it’s all about the gram after all!

Ice cream treats are part of your Museum of Ice Cream ticket

If you thought the Museum of Ice Cream was all about eating ice cream, you’re not too far off. Ticket holders will get to enjoy ice cream treats (by names such as Denzy Gelato and Ben & Jerry’s, with vegan and allergen-friendly options) as they are guided through the 60- to 90-minute experience by the Museum of Ice Cream staff.

And when we say ice cream treats, we mean unlimited servings of ice cream! There are 19 flavours and eight toppings to choose from, including favourites such as Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough and Strawberry Speculoos. There are also other cool treats such as ice cream sandwiches, ice cream tacos and more.

Dragon Playground at MOIC Singapore

One of the highlights at the Museum of Ice Cream is the fully functional, Singapore-inspired “Dragon Playground” that’s actually a unicorn design with an area to climb up and a small slide to whizz down. There are banana swings and some basketball hoops to shoot while you are there.

The whole place is designed for lots of posing for Instagram – it’s pink, pink and more pink. Look out for the red, orange, pink and yellow wall of 10,000 bananas that leads to a craft area for kids to make a little pink ice cream truck out of paper.

New highlights at the Museum of Ice Cream

• Carnival: Kids and adults can both enjoy old-school games here.
• Bouncy Castle & Infinity Mirror Party Zone: There’s a massive pink bouncy castle the little ones will love, plus a mirror world with dance music for them to burn even more energy off.
• Banana Maze: Making an appearance for the first time in Singapore, this maze is simply bananas! Get lost in the colourful fruity maze and snap loads of photos along the way.
• The largest MOIC Sprinkle Pool ever created: It’s filled with multi-coloured giant plastic sprinkles to jump into (and it’s surprisingly relaxing to do so!)
• MOIC Passport: 
• MOIC workshops: Included in the price of your ticket are free workshops! Join an ice cream-making workshop, make keychains, create squishy paintings and craft edible slime from 3 to 25 May 2025.

How much does the Museum of Ice Cream cost?

Tickets cost $35 per entry for Singapore Residents and $43 for General Admission. Kids aged 2 and below enter free. Premium MOIC tickets cost from $44, which gives you access to five exclusive ice cream flavours, extra toppings and a complimentary drink.

Singapore Residents get 10% off weekday General and Premium tickets from now till 30 May with the code SGSPRINKLE10 at checkout online. Get tickets to MOIC here.

So are tickets to the Museum of Ice Cream worth it?

We asked our two kiddos if they liked the experience. They said it was 10 out of 10. Unlimited ice cream will do that to kids. We found the price a little steep, but rest assured the kids will have a ball of a time especially if you’re out of ideas of what to do with the kids.

Where is the Museum of Ice Cream Singapore?

Find the Museum of Ice Cream Singapore at 100 Loewen Road, Dempsey, Singapore 248837
Opening Hours: Friday – Tuesday 10am – 7pm; Wednesday 10am – 3pm; Thursday 10am – 2.30pm
www.museumoficecream.sg

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