Playon Park

Playon Park, officially branded as PLAYON, is an indoor digital sports playground at Downtown East in Singapore. Instead of a traditional arcade, PLAYON combines physical movement with VR, racing simulators, digital sports, shooting games and interactive challenges. With more than 25 experiences under one roof, it is a fun choice for families, teens, friends and groups.

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Book Playon Park tickets on Trip.com and enjoy prices lower than the official website. Trip.com tickets start from just S$19 during non-peak periods and S$29 during peak periods, making it an easy way to save on your visit to PLAYON Singapore.

Official Website: Non-Peak S$29 | Peak S$35
Trip.com: Non-Peak S$19 | Peak S$29
Save: Up to S$10 per ticket
Best For: Families, kids, teens, couples, and groups of friends

About Playon Park Singapore

PLAYON is located inside E!Avenue at Downtown East in Pasir Ris. The indoor attraction focuses on active entertainment, combining sports with interactive technology. Visitors can race, bowl, shoot targets, try VR experiences, play digital tennis and football, test their reactions and compete against friends.

A regular admission gives you a 2-hour play session with access to the available PLAYON zones. The official website currently lists more than 25 experiences covering VR, racing, sports, shooting and motion-based games.

The official address and Downtown East location are confirmed by PLAYON and Downtown East.

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Playon Park Ticket Prices

Playon Park tickets on Trip.com come with a 2-hour play session. Prices vary between weekday and peak periods, with peak rates usually applying on weekends, Singapore public holidays, and school holidays.

The family ticket is for one adult and one child under 8 years old or below 120 cm in height. Children under 4 years old can enter free with a paying adult. Eligibility may be checked at the entrance.

Your admission gives you access to the available PLAYON zones during the 2-hour session. Ticket prices and availability may change, so check the latest price on Trip.com before booking.

🎟️ Pro Tip: Visit on a weekday if you want a lower ticket price, as peak rates usually apply on weekends and holiday periods.

Playon Park Opening Hours

PLAYON has the same opening hours from Monday to Thursday, while Friday to Sunday has extended hours.

Opening hours remain the same during public and school holidays. Last entry is 60 minutes before closing.

🎉 Tip: Check the latest opening hours before your visit, especially during public holidays or special events.

How to Get to Playon Park

PLAYON is located at E!Avenue, Downtown East, in Pasir Ris. Downtown East is around a 10-minute walk from Pasir Ris MRT Station.

By MRT

Take the MRT to Pasir Ris MRT Station on the East-West Line.

From Pasir Ris MRT, you can:

• Walk around 10 minutes to Downtown East.
• Take a bus toward Downtown East.
• Use the free Downtown East shuttle when available.

Once you reach Downtown East, head to E!Avenue Level 1 and look for PLAYON at units #01-339/345/346/347.

By Bus

Downtown East is served by several bus routes, including:

• Bus 3
• Bus 5
• Bus 6
• Bus 12
• Bus 17
• Bus 21
• Bus 89
• Bus 354
• Bus 358 East Loop

Free Shuttle from Pasir Ris MRT

Downtown East currently operates a free shuttle service from Pasir Ris MRT to Downtown East. The official Downtown East website lists the service as running daily from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Shuttle schedules can change, so check the latest timing before depending on it.

By Taxi or Ride-Hailing

For the easiest route, enter:

PLAYON Downtown East, 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599

This option is convenient if you are traveling with children or visiting as a group.

Best Things to Do at Playon Park

PLAYON has more than 25 digital sports, VR and active gaming experiences. You do not need to choose only one activity when booking a standard session. Your admission gives you access to the available zones during your visit.

Try VR Shooting

Put on a VR headset, use a motion controller and take on virtual shooting challenges. It is one of the more immersive experiences for visitors who enjoy action games and VR.

Best for: Teens, adults, gamers and friends

Experience VR360 Dual-Person Flight

The VR360 Dual-Person Flight allows two people to enjoy a virtual flight experience together using immersive visuals and motion seats.

Best for: Friends, couples and older kids

Try the VR Paraglider

The VR Paraglider recreates the feeling of flying and landing through a virtual environment. It is a good option if you want something different from regular arcade games.

Best for: VR fans and adventure lovers

Race on the Six-Axis Simulator

The Six-Axis 3-Screen Racing experience combines a motion platform with three screens to create a more immersive racing experience.

Challenge your friends and see who can finish with the best result.

Best for: Racing fans, friends and competitive groups

Test the Skiing Simulator

You do not need snow to try skiing here. The simulator reacts to your body movement as you shift your weight to turn and control your speed on virtual slopes.

Best for: Teens, adults and visitors who want an unusual indoor activity

Play Digital Bowling

PLAYON also has a simulated bowling experience where visitors control the direction and speed of the ball while competing for strikes and spares.

Best for: Families and groups

Challenge Your Friends at Air Hockey

If you prefer something simple and competitive, play a fast 1-on-1 game of air hockey. It is suitable for different age groups and does not require VR equipment.

Best for: Families, friends and quick challenges

Try Interactive Archery

Use sensor-based bows to aim at moving digital targets. Your score depends on accuracy, making this a fun challenge if you want to compete against friends.

Best for: Friends, families and groups

Step Onto the Colorful Grid

Colorful Grid is an interactive floor game where players move across illuminated tiles and react to different prompts before time runs out.

It is one of the more active choices, so expect to move around rather than stand in front of a screen.

Best for: Active kids, teens and groups

Try Electronic Boxing

Electronic Boxing uses sensor-equipped targets to measure your punches, timing and accuracy.

Best for: Teens, adults and active visitors

Play Indoor Football

PLAYON also has an indoor football area designed for small-team matches. It is a good choice if you are visiting with several friends who want a more physical activity.

Best for: Groups and football fans

Best Time to Visit Playon Park

If you want the lowest official admission price, choose a regular weekday because weekday tickets cost less than peak tickets. Weekends, Singapore public holidays and gazetted school holidays use the higher peak rate.

A 2-hour session is already included in your ticket, so you do not need to set aside a full day unless you plan to explore more of Downtown East afterward.

For a smoother visit:

• Arrive around 15 minutes before your session for check-in.
• Book ahead if you have a preferred time.
• Wear clothes that are comfortable for moving, bending and playing.
• Save some time after PLAYON to eat or explore other activities at Downtown East.

What to Wear to Playon Park

PLAYON involves plenty of movement, so comfortable clothes are the best choice.

According to the official rules, visitors should wear either:

• Sports shoes with socks, or
• Anti-slip grip socks when appropriate.

Some attractions require shoes to be removed, but bare feet are not allowed, so socks should be worn throughout your visit. Grip socks are available at the venue for S$3.50 per pair if needed.

Good things to wear:

• T-shirt or comfortable top
• Shorts or lightweight pants
• Sports shoes
• Socks or grip socks

Avoid clothing or accessories that may make active games uncomfortable.

Playon Park Age and Child Rules

PLAYON is designed for different age groups, but some games have their own age, height or safety restrictions.

The main supervision rules are:

• Children under 8 years old must be accompanied and supervised by a ticketed adult aged 18 or above.
• Children below 120 cm must also be accompanied by a ticketed adult.
• Individual attractions may have their own minimum age, height or other requirements.
• Children under 4 can enter free with a paying adult under the current ticket policy.

If you are visiting with younger children, check the rules for each game before joining.

Playon Park Rules to Know Before Visiting

There are a few important rules to remember:

• Follow staff instructions and safety signs.
• Socks must be worn where required.
• Use all equipment as instructed.
• Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the PLAYON venue.
• Smoking, vaping and alcohol are not allowed.
• Each participant needs to meet PLAYON's waiver and entry requirements.
• Children who require supervision must stay with their responsible adult.

The person making an online booking must be at least 18 years old.

What Else to Do at Downtown East

You can easily combine PLAYON with other activities around Downtown East.

Wild Wild Wet

If you want to turn your visit into a full day of activities, Wild Wild Wet is also located at Downtown East. It is a good option for families who want indoor gaming first and water activities afterward.

Tayo Station

Families with younger children can also visit Tayo Station, an indoor playground inspired by the Korean animated series Tayo the Little Bus. It is located at E!Hub.

INMERS Floor Is Lava

INMERS is another active gaming experience at Downtown East, featuring an interactive LED floor inspired by the classic Floor Is Lava game.

Catch a Movie

Golden Village is located at E!Hub, so you can watch a movie after your PLAYON session if you want a more relaxing activity.

Playon Park Tips

• Book your preferred session early: Each admission covers one 2-hour session, so choose your time carefully.
• Arrive 15 minutes early: This gives you time to check in before your session starts.
• Choose weekdays to save: Official weekday prices are lower than peak rates.
• Wear comfortable clothes: Many games involve running, turning, jumping or quick movements.
• Bring socks: Socks are needed for the play areas, and some attractions require shoes to be removed.
• Start with your must-try games: You only have two hours, so try the VR, racing or sports experiences you want most before repeating games.
• Check age and height requirements: Individual attractions may have different restrictions.