Bubble Planet – Is it worth paying for another immersive experience?

Giant ball pit at Bubble Planet

Go crazy in a room full of bubbles and balloons.

The international immersive experience, Bubble Planet, will be making its rounds to Singapore on 31 August 2024, featuring 11 unique themed rooms.

Tickets for Bubble Planet are available for sale on their official website at $21.8 for adults and $14.9 for children from 31 July 2024. Children under the age of 4 can enter free of charge.

But, with all the immersive experiences that are popping up in Singapore every month, is this attraction worth spending money on?

Based on the Google reviews in London, at 1,854 reviews and 4.2 stars, it might be a “yes”. Not only were there Instagrammable backdrops and elements, one of the local guides also mentioned that there were immersive activities to engage in.

All you need to know about Bubble Planet Singapore

So what exactly will you see in Bubble Planet?

Giant bubble installation for photos
Photo: Bubble Planet

If you’ve seen photos from their previous tours in London, New York and Brussels, you’ll know that it looks completely surreal and whimsical. The rooms are lit in vibrant pink and blue hues, with balloons, bubbles and floating installations everywhere — almost as if you’ve entered Wonderland.

But it’s not just a photo wall. You can interact with the various exhibits, throw balls at each other, sketch quirky cartoons, and even embark on a hot air balloon simulation.

What are the 11 rooms?

The attraction is split into 11 different room, each with its unique theme. The rooms are connected to each other. Hence, you can only visit each room in order, and won’t be able to hop from one to another freely.

Room map of Bubble Planet
Photo: Bubble Planet
  • LED Room — an underwater world
  • Bubble Ocean – an ocean of living balloons
  • Giant Bubble Dome — enter a giant colourful balloon
  • Selfie Room — the name says it all
  • Bubble Bath Pit — a giant ball pit that swallows you up
  • Balloon Getaway — journey on a hot air balloon flight simulation
  • Infinity Room — a continuous illusion; think you can find the way out?
  • Sketch and Post — showcase your creative side
  • Virtual Reality — immerse yourself fully into a magical bubbly planet
  • Soap Bubbles — experience a futuristic robot-led bubble show from up close
  • Interactive Shop — enjoy a nice treat at the last stop
Virtual Reality googles for immersive experiences
Photo: Bubble Planet

How long should I spend here?

The website recommends 60 to 90 minutes, and you can stay for as long as you’d like. However, based on London reviews, many guests mentioned that they’ve stayed for hours.

Whimsical installation in Bubble Planet's room
Photo: Bubble Planet

Are food and drinks allowed?

Food and drinks will not be allowed in the exhibitions. However, the last stop, the Interactive Shop, sells beverages.

Is it wheelchair friendly?

The attraction is wheelchair-accessible. But some parts of it might be less suited to guests with physical access requirements.

Is there an age requirement?

Minors under the age of 17 has to be accompanied by an adult.

Date: From 31 August 2024

Location: Hall 8B, 1 Expo Drive, #02-01, Singapore EXPO, Singapore 486150
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 11am-9pm
Tuesday: Closed
Fri-Sat: 9am-10pm
Sunday: 9am-9pm

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