Snow City has closed. Its last day was 30 September 2026, after 26 years in Jurong East, and its own website now reads "permanently closed". Nothing has been announced to replace it, so for now Singapore has no indoor snow attraction. Checked 1 October 2026.
Snow City's website confirms it permanently closed on 30 September 2026. Do not head down to Jurong Town Hall Road for it. We checked on 1 October 2026.
No. Snow City shut for good on Wednesday 30 September 2026. It was not a renovation break and not a move. The homepage at snowcity.com.sg is now a single thank you note saying it has permanently closed, with a link over to the Science Centre for any questions.
It opened in 2000 next to the Science Centre at 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, so it went at 26 years old. If you grew up in the west, this was the snow slope in every Jurong childhood photo.
The Science Centre Board, which ran Snow City, announced the closure in May 2026. Its reason was that it wanted to refresh what it offers as visitor interests and the attractions scene change, while keeping to its science education mission and long term plans.
The board said all eight full-time Snow City staff were offered other roles inside the organisation.
From June to the final day there was a farewell run called One Last Snowfall. It was $19 for an adult and $16 for a child, down from $27 and $23, for one hour of snow play plus one ride on the ice bumper cars. Brand new winterwear went for $10 a piece. We covered the final week in Snow City's last week, and the family trip everyone remembers in Snow City with your family in 2011.
Not that anyone has announced. Neither Snow City's site nor the Science Centre's site says what goes into the space, and there is no new indoor snow venue planned that we can find. As of 1 October 2026, there is nowhere in Singapore to play in real snow.
If you were planning a Jurong East day with kids anyway, the Science Centre next door still lists KidsSTOP and the Omni-Theatre on its own site. Check science.edu.sg for hours before you go. For what else is on, our blog is updated daily.
· Snow City is closed. Any listing still selling Snow City tickets is out of date.
· Questions about old bookings or refunds go to the Science Centre, which Snow City's own site now points to.
· The Science Centre next door is a separate attraction. Check science.edu.sg for its hours.
Yes. Snow City Singapore permanently closed on 30 September 2026, after 26 years. Its own website now says it has permanently closed.
Wednesday 30 September 2026. The Science Centre Board announced the closure in May 2026.
The Science Centre Board said it was refreshing its offerings as visitor interests and the attractions landscape change, in line with its science education mission and long term plans.
Before it closed, Snow City opened 10am to 5pm on weekdays and 10am to 6pm on weekends, and was closed on Mondays outside school and public holidays. It no longer opens at all.
No relocation or replacement has been announced. As of 1 October 2026, Singapore has no indoor snow attraction.
The One Last Snowfall farewell rate was $19 for adults and $16 for children, down from $27 and $23, for one hour of snow play plus one ice bumper car ride.
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