
The JCube rooftop, the Jurong East temporary bus interchange, BBQ stingray at Boon Lay, KFC after Jurong West pool, and Snow City. If you grew up in Jurong you did not need that list explained. Three of the five no longer exist, and Snow City closes on 30 September 2026, which is the whole reason we made the post.
Everyone in the west has seen someone filming a musical.ly on the JCube rooftop. Not a TikTok. A musical.ly, which tells you exactly how old this memory is and roughly how old you are. JCube closed on 6 August 2023 after eleven years and CapitaLand is putting a 40-storey block called J'den there, due 2027, so that rooftop is not coming back. We wrote up the rest of that wave in 5 Singapore malls that closed down.
The other one nobody expected to miss: the Jurong East temporary bus interchange. It opened 17 December 2011, it was ugly, it was hot, and it was so much more convenient than what replaced it. It moved to a second temporary site on 6 December 2020 to clear the way for the Jurong Region Line and a proper integrated transport hub, JRL station due 2027. Nobody has ever missed a temporary interchange until they were walking an extra five minutes to the same bus.
BBQ stingray at Boon Lay Place Food Village always had the queue and it was always worth it. That one is still standing, which is the good news on this list. Go and eat it while the rest of Jurong gets knocked down around it.
Jurong West Swimming Complex is the bittersweet entry. Singapore's first sheltered Olympic-size pool, and if you were a kid there, the pool was the warm-up. KFC after swimming is the actual memory. Chlorine, wrinkled fingers, and a bucket. That combination hits different and every Singaporean who swam at an ActiveSG pool as a child knows exactly what we mean. It is still open, still closed on Tuesdays for maintenance.
Snow City was a childhood fever dream. Real snow, in Jurong, next to the Science Centre, while it was 32 degrees outside. Half of us went once on a school trip and have been describing it to people ever since.
The last month of anything in Singapore is a queue, so if you are going, go on a weekday and go before September gets serious. That is the actual advice. Everything else on this list you already missed.
· Snow City's last day is 30 September 2026. Weekday morning, not the last weekend.
· The farewell promo ran Snow Play at $19 adult and $16 child. Check ticket.snowcity.com.sg for what is live now.
· Boon Lay Place Food Village stingray is the one thing on this list still going. Go early, the queue is real.
· Jurong West Swimming Complex closes Tuesdays for maintenance. The KFC is on you.
Snow City's last day is 30 September 2026, after 26 years. The Science Centre Board announced the closure in May 2026.
No. JCube closed on 6 August 2023 after eleven years. CapitaLand is redeveloping the site into J'den, a 40-storey residential block targeted for completion in 2027.
It opened on 17 December 2011 and moved to a second temporary site on 6 December 2020, making way for the Jurong Region Line and a future integrated transport hub. The JRL station is due in 2027.
21 Jurong Town Hall Road, on the Singapore Science Centre grounds. The nearest MRT is Jurong East.
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