Snow City closes for good on 30 September 2026, after 26 years as Singapore's first indoor snow centre. The Science Centre Board announced it in May 2026. Until then a farewell run called One Last Snowfall is selling an hour of snow play plus one ice bumper car ride at $19 for adults and $16 for children, about 30 per cent off the usual rate, and brand new winterwear is going at $10 a piece. Checked 31 August 2026.
The last day is 30 September 2026. That is a Wednesday, and it is the end of the whole attraction, not a renovation break and not a move to a new site. Snow City opened in 2000 next to the Science Centre in Jurong East, so it closes 26 years old. The Science Centre Board, which runs it, put the decision down to keeping what it offers fresh as visitor interests shift. Worth knowing if you grew up here: this is the same snow slope in every Jurong childhood photo, and after September there is no indoor snow left in Singapore.
Snow City's own site still carries no closing notice anywhere on it, and its news feed has not been touched since September 2025, so it is still showing an October Halloween event from last year. Do not read that as the closure being off. The 30 September date came from the Science Centre Board itself and was reported the same week by Mothership, Time Out Singapore and TTG Asia. We re-checked on 31 August 2026 and nothing has been announced to change it. Book on the date, not on the homepage.
The One Last Snowfall rate is $19 an adult and $16 a child, and it has been running since June. That buys a one hour snow play session plus one ride on the ice bumper cars. It is roughly 30 per cent under the usual walk-in price. They are also clearing brand new winterwear at $10 each, jackets, pants and boots, which is cheaper than most people expect and the reason to bring a bag.
Snow City is at 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433, beside the Science Centre. Nearest MRT is Jurong East, then about a ten minute walk. It is closed on Mondays outside school and public holidays, and otherwise opens 10am to 5pm on weekdays and 10am to 6pm on weekends. September is the last month, school holidays fall inside it, and the slope has a hard cap on how many people are on it per session, so a weekend walk-in is the one way to waste the trip.
· Book a weekday slot if you can. The final month plus September school holidays is the worst possible combination for a walk-in.
· Jackets and boots are included with the session, so the $10 winterwear is only worth it if you actually want to keep it.
· Bring socks and gloves of your own. Thin ones ruin the hour more than the cold does.
· The $19 and $16 rate is the farewell rate, not a member price, so there is nothing extra to sign up for.
Snow City's last day of operation is 30 September 2026. The Science Centre Board announced the closure in May 2026, ending 26 years since Snow City opened in 2000. It is a permanent closure, not a renovation.
Day to day, Snow City opens 10am to 5pm on weekdays and 10am to 6pm on weekends, and is closed on Mondays outside school and public holidays. That daily closing time is separate from the permanent closure on 30 September 2026.
$19 for an adult and $16 for a child under the One Last Snowfall farewell rate, which is about 30 per cent off the usual price. That covers a one hour snow play session and one ride on the ice bumper cars.
No relocation or replacement has been announced. The Science Centre Board framed the closure as part of keeping its attractions current, and has not published a new indoor snow venue.
No. A jacket and boots come with the session. Snow City is also selling brand new winterwear at $10 a piece during the farewell run if you want your own, and bringing your own socks and gloves is the one thing worth doing.
21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433, next to the Science Centre. The nearest MRT is Jurong East, roughly a ten minute walk away.
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