Places to go this March school holidays with great discounts
So many attractions and restaurants in Singapore having promotions, such a short week.
The March school holidays are finally here, and many places are having huge discounts.
With nine days away from school, here are nine places to go with great promotions and special events!
1. Free entry to Changi Jewel’s Canopy Park
For everyone like me, who has only looked at the top floor of Changi Jewel from a distance, our time has finally come.
The Canopy Park, which spans most of the rooftop and features the Discovery Slides and Petal Gardens, is now open for free!
Photo credit: Jai
To make the deal even more sweet, tickets to other attractions like the Mirror Maze and Sky Nets are also going at half price with a receipt from any Jewel outlet until the end of this month.
The hygiene-conscious need not fear too – when Youth.SG visited on March 1, Jewel staff were providing all guests entering the Canopy Walk with hand sanitisers for use.
2. Half price Gardens by the Bay tickets
It’s Cherry Blossom season at Gardens by the Bay’s Flower Dome, and what better way to celebrate it than with ticket prices as low as $6?
The 50 per cent discount on tickets for Singapore residents is not just limited to the Flower Dome, which is currently running the Sakura Matsuri: Tale of the Peach Boy Floral Display, but also the Cloud Forest, Floral Fantasy and Supertree Observatory.
Photo credit: Youth.SG/Edwin Chan
3. Free entry to Sentosa and certain attractions
Sentosa opens its doors for free over the whole of the March school holidays.
Once on the island, there are a number of free attractions such as Fort Siloso, the Fort Siloso Skywalk, and the new Magical Shores at Siloso – Singapore’s first multi-sensory, interactive beach light art attraction.
Photo credit: Sentosa Development Corporation
4. Over 70 per cent off tickets to Wild Wild Wet
From now till April 30, Day Passes to Wild Wild Wet are slashed from the usual $32 to just $9, which is a real steal.
Now I know a big question at the back of everyone’s mind is: how safe it is to do water activities in this period?
Infectious diseases specialist Dr Leong Hoe Nam answered: “Contact with water would kill the virus. Adequately chlorinated water in pools is known to kill most respiratory viruses.”
It’s safe to go swimming, so let’s go about our lives as normally as possible.
Photo credit: Wild Wild Wet
5. One-for-one tickets at the Singapore Science Centre
Purchase one or more Singapore Science Centre admission tickets online and get 50 per cent off your total purchase.
Their Science Educators are also organising special workshops (separate ticketing) like ‘Virus or Bacteria?’ that will teach how to make your own antibacterial and anti-viral hand sanitiser that you can bring home.
Image credit: Science Centre Singapore
6. Free admission to the National Gallery
Even if you’re not an art connoisseur, the National Gallery is a great place to up your Instagram game. Head on down for free this March.
Photo credit: National Gallery Singapore’s Instagram
7. Crazy Chicken Deal at Burger King
We now turn our attention to food deals, starting with this ridiculously cheap three-burger-and-two-sides meal at Burger King for $9.90.
Image credit: Burger King Singapore’s Facebook
8. Buy one get one free at LiHO
Grab a date with similar taste in bubble tea flavours and head down to these selected LiHO outlets to get two of the same drink for the price of one!
Image credit: Liho Tea’s Instagram page
9. Kiseki Japanese buffet $40 for two adults on weekdays
And finally, if you’re really feeling hungry and want a buffet for a reasonable price, check out Kiseki’s promotions till the end of the month.
At $40 for two on weekdays or $50 on weekends, this is one of the more affordable buffets available this school holidays.
Image credit: Kiseki
