Things to do in Singapore during Phase 3

With Singapore currently in Phase 3 of reopening, we can finally hang out in groups of eight.

If you’re looking for fresh (and affordable) ideas on what to do with your friends and family, be sure to check out this list!

How does zooming around on a go-karting circuit with your friends sound? If it arouses a thrill in you, pay Maximum Drift Karting Arena a visit! 

They allow up to eight drivers on the track at one time, making sure no one gets left out!

Alternatively, you can head down to KF1 Karting Circuit, which allows drivers of all ages to enjoy!

If you and your friends prefer a cosy place indoors to chill and have fun, consider visiting Play Nation, a gaming café where there are plush beanbags and widescreen TVs.

Starting from $10.90, play to your heart’s content with a wide range of board games or console games paired with free-flow drinks and snacks.

As another option for board games is the Mind Cafe, with over 500 games for you to enjoy from just $6 during the weekdays!

On Fridays, Saturdays and public holidays, the café is open till 6am and even offers free-flow drinks and snacks with gaming packages for you to pull an all-nighter!

If you’re itching to lay your hands on some virtual reality games, look no further than V-Room.

Whether you choose to fight against a vicious alien race, solve challenging puzzles or survive a zombie apocalypse, there are games for everyone!

At just $24 per hour, grab a VR headset and enjoy an afternoon of fun and games!

Do you want to be the next Tiger Woods? You can head down to Holey Moley Golf Club which features a mini-golf course and bar.

To spice things up, every course has a few challenging stations that require more precision and time, so you’re sure to be kept on your toes in the craziest round of golf you’ve ever played!

Bounce your way into the new year at AMPED, Singapore’s first trampoline park. From a slam dunk zone to a parkour wall, AMPED has a myriad of features for you to pick a fight with gravity.

You can also purchase their Covid Party packages, with the cheapest one starting at $245 for an hour of jumping and two hours of party room usage for eight people!

Alternatively, you can visit Katapult Trampoline Park, which allows you to freefall back into the foam pit, bag jump and many others.

K Bowling is Singapore’s first cosmic bowling alley in Singapore. With flashing neon lights and sick beats, get ready to score those strikes with their in-house DJ.

You can enjoy all of these starting at just $11 per game per person!

With the additional three people you’ve roped in, you can put on your thinking caps and conquer even the most difficult escape rooms.

At around $20 per pax, consider the likes of The Escape Artist, Lost and Xcape.

From escaping zombies, breaking out from a suicide forest or outwitting the Terracotta Army, there’s definitely something to satiate the thrill-seekers in your friend group.

Whether you’re looking for a unique way to celebrate someone’s birthday or an exhilarating yet casual hangout with your friends, Laser Tag Singapore has got you covered!

From $15 per pax, you can build your teamwork and communication skills with your loved ones with four featured laser tag games.

Leap across green fields as you dodge shot after shot of paintballs fired by your opponents at Red Dynasty Paintball Park. 

Although it is on the pricier end of this list at $250 for a group of five (additional pax at $55) for 1.5 hours, it is definitely something to try once in your lifetime.

Pre-bookings are compulsory and don’t forget to abide by safe-distancing measures when you’re there!

If you live in Singapore, you’re definitely no stranger to The State of Fun. However, there are many hidden gems on the island that few have discovered.

You can explore the off the beaten track Imbiah Trail and take Insta-worthy shots. Remember to be on the lookout for the many interesting structures along the way!

You can also explore Palawan Beach, where you can cross over the beach to the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia.

Alternatively, consider playing water sports such as jetpacking, kayaking and many more at Ola Beach Club.

There’s nothing short of an exciting staycay you can enjoy with your friends at the myriad of boutique hotels in Singapore.

If you’re in the mood for immersing yourself in all things Peranakan, Hotel Indigo might be the perfect fit for you. If you’re looking for a hotel with a sleek, modern design, take The Warehouse Hotel into account.

You can also have a relaxing stay at an unconventional hotel without having to break the bank at the Lloyd’s Inn.

Need more tips on more unique hotels you can visit? We’ve got you covered here.