ArtScience Museum Tickets

Enjoy the ArtScience Museum plus your choice of Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, or Singapore Flyer with this cost-saving ticket.

Many visitors combine both activities in a single day, but you can choose different dates for each experience if needed.

Explore more in less time. With attractions conveniently located nearby, you can maximize your sightseeing and minimize travel time.

Soar on the Singapore Flyer, admire the beauty of Gardens by the Bay with its blooms and greenery, or get panoramic views of Singapore from the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark.

Did you know? The Flower Dome is the world’s largest glass greenhouse, featuring a cooling system that replicates Mediterranean climates.

From the 57th floor of Marina Bay Sands, the SkyPark Observation Deck offers panoramic views of landmarks like Gardens by the Bay and Merlion Park.

Marina Bay Sands is a world-class entertainment hub, featuring luxury shopping, diverse dining options, gondola rides, an ice rink, and a thrilling casino.

Discover the wonders of nature at Gardens by the Bay, home to the world's largest glass greenhouse, the Flower Dome, and the mysterious Cloud Forest.

Immerse yourself in a botanical wonderland at Gardens by the Bay, where you'll encounter rare plant species from across the globe, an indoor waterfall, and more.

Elevate your Gardens by the Bay and Marina Bay Sands adventure with shared transfers or an optional visit to ArtScience Museum, located in Marina Bay Sands.

Dive into art, science, and architecture like never before at ArtScience Museum, featuring 21 galleries and 2 unique exhibits you can choose from.

Elevate your experience by visiting the empowering exhibit 'Goddess' or learn intimate details of Frida Kahlo's life at 'Frida Kahlo: Life of an Icon' and 'Laid Bare: Frida's Inner World'.

See the City in a Garden and Exploring New Frontiers are 2 exhibits at Future World where you will see interactive exhibits and a range of things to do.

Fun fact: The museum is shaped like a 'welcoming hand' of Singapore, with each finger representing a gallery.

Looking to save more? This combo is a better deal than purchasing individual tickets. Pick one of the top attractions to explore, including Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, or the ArtScience Museum.

The attractions are nearby to the Singapore Cruise boarding point, so visitors often choose to explore both in one trip to get the most out of their experience!

Art enthusiasts, don't miss Impressions of Monet at the Flower Dome! Experience the magic as Monet’s masterpieces are brought to life through the gardens of Giverny.

Marina Bay Sands is a world-class entertainment hub, featuring luxury shopping, diverse dining options, gondola rides, an ice rink, and a casino.

See ArtScience Museum's mix of art and science across 21 galleries, including Future World's City in a Garden and Exploring New Frontiers exhibits.

Knock off two must-dos in Singapore in one go, while saving big on both: ArtScience Museum (with exhibit access) and Gardens by the Bay.

Overdose on advanced science and great art at ArtScience Museum. Also, visit 1 (or all) exhibits: Future World, The Red Mirror, and New Eden.

Revel in nature's finest as you walk along Serene Gardens at Gardens by the Bay. Admire the entire garden atop the Supertree Observatory.

Visit top attractions at Gardens by the Bay: the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome to learn cool things like how continents were formed.

Fun Fact: Both ArtScience Museum and Gardens by the Bay have plenty of interactive elements, to delight kids and adults alike.

Ditch the average do not touch signs at Future World. Interacting with the 12 super-immersive installations here is the only way to go.

There are 2 curated sections here: City in A Garden and Exploring New Frontiers, each unmissable and unique in its way.

City in A Garden is a nature-based adventure where the ‘Forest of the Lamps’ is on display where LED lamps pick up on movements by visitors.

Experience other planets, a crystal universe, abstract art, and art coming to life, and watch how humans co-exist with nature, with help from technology.

Fun Fact: You will find two 26-foot artistic robot arms that are programmed to respond to visitors' movements and draw patterns of light in the air.

Visit the ArtScience Museum to immerse yourself in art, advanced tech, and science. Check out the Future World exhibit for spectacular futuristic displays.

Upgrading your tickets to discover the Red Mirror exhibit, a 12-millennia-saga of Martian culture.

Peek into Singapore's past, present, and future at the Time Capsule, with a time-traveling robot taking you through everything.

Treat yourself to aerial views of Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia as you comfortably ride the Singapore Flyer.

Fun fact: Prince Sang Nila Utama named Singapore, originally known as Singapura, after a lion (or tiger, some say) he met while hunting!

Visit the lotus-shaped ArtScience Museum, featuring 21 galleries, to see works by revered artists like Leonardo Da Vinci, Salvador Dali, and Vincent Van Gogh.

Upgrade your ticket for an all in one pass: enjoy digital art at Future World and Red Mirror's Martian saga.

Head to Marina Bay Sands Skypark with skip-the-line access and enjoy spectacular views of Singapore from above, experiencing the high life.

Grab your cameras and capture the beauty of Singapore's landmarks, including Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Flyer, and more.

Fun fact: Marina Bay Sands SkyPark boasts the world's largest rooftop infinity pool, offering breathtaking views of the Singapore skyline.

No more waiting in line with fast-track tickets to Monet Inside, an immersive art exhibition that celebrates the work of French painter Claude Monet.

With interactive installations and 360-degree projections on 5 large screens, watch Monet’s creative legacy come to life in front of your eyes.

Listen to a voiceover by French art dealer Paul Durand-Ruel beautifully narrate the artist’s pain and struggles that shaped his unique artistic journey.

Get to see over 200 of Monet's famous paintings, including his famous Water Lillies that depicts his flower garden at his home in Giverny.

Did you know? Monet developed cataracts at the age of 72 years old, which give his later paintings a reddish-yellow tone.