Things to Do at VivoCity (2026): Sentosa Express, Sky Park, Kids

Sentosa Express from Level 3: fare and hours

Walk to Sentosa instead (free, with one catch)

You can also walk over on the Sentosa Boardwalk from VivoCity's Promenade side, starting at Lobby F on Level 1. Walking in is free. Part of the Boardwalk has been closed since 22 May 2025 for Resorts World's waterfront works, and Sentosa expects it to reopen in 2030. The RWS8 bus also leaves from the stop outside VivoCity on Telok Blangah Road.

Our take: fine on a cool evening, but on a hot afternoon with kids, pay the $4.

Sky Park on the roof (Level 3)

The Sky Park has a rooftop water feature the size of four Olympic pools, by VivoCity, plus an amphitheatre where local performers sometimes play. The public art is part of the fun: a gymnast sculpture swinging six metres above the water, the Punch Buddies figures and giant snowflakes on the roof. VivoCity's page lists no ticket for the Sky Park. VivoCity does not publish separate Sky Park hours, so treat the mall's 10am to 10pm as the guide.

Who it suits: families, couples, anyone with a camera. Our take: go near sunset, when the roof is cooler and the harbour light is good.

Play Court, the open-air playground (Level 2)

Play Court is VivoCity's outdoor playground on Level 2, and VivoCity lists no charge for it. The main nursing and baby room is right there too, near #02-94, with diaper stations and a hot water dispenser. ZOOMOOV's safari-themed electronic animal rides are also on Level 2 if the playground is not enough.

Who it suits: toddlers to primary school kids. Our take: open-air and next to the nursing room, which is what parents of toddlers actually need.

Golden Village VivoCity and Timezone

GV VivoCity sits at #02-30/03-04, across two levels. For games, Timezone VivoCity is at #02-43 with claw machines, arcade games and VR games. Both are good rainy-day backups.

Our take: book GV seats ahead on weekends, it is a family mall.

library@harbourfront (Level 3)

The public library at #03-05, Lobby F, Level 3 holds about 200,000 books and looks out towards Sentosa. The children's zone has a makerspace for ages three to nine. It opens 11am to 9pm daily except public holidays (hours may differ on the eve of public holidays), and there is a 24-hour book drop.

Who it suits: parents who need a quiet hour. Our take: the best free air-con in the mall.

The Promenade and public art

The 300-metre waterfront Promenade runs along the harbour with views to Sentosa. Look for Aphrodite's Roses, four giant red roses you can sit on, a six-metre Flower Tree and a 13-metre snowman peering up at the Sky Park. No tickets, by VivoCity's pages.

FAQs

How much is the Sentosa Express from VivoCity?

It costs $4 from VivoCity, and rides between the stations on Sentosa are free. Selected concession card holders, including seniors and students, pay $2. Trains run 7am to 12am.

Where is the Sentosa Express station in VivoCity?

It is at Lobby L on Level 3 of VivoCity. Tickets are sold at the Sentosa Concourse on the same level.

Does the VivoCity Sky Park need a ticket?

VivoCity's page lists no ticket for it. The rooftop Sky Park on Level 3 is a public part of the mall with a water feature, an amphitheatre and public art. VivoCity does not list separate hours for it.

How do I get to VivoCity by MRT?

Take the North East Line or the Circle Line to HarbourFront station, which sits under VivoCity.

How much is parking at VivoCity?

From 1 February 2026, cars pay $1.60 for the first hour and $0.80 per 30 minutes after on weekdays, and $2.20 then $1.10 on weekends, eves of public holidays and public holidays, between 4am and midnight. From midnight to 4am it is $3.20 per entry on weekdays and $4.80 on weekends.