By Ashvinderjeet Kaur
Tired of the usual Marina Bay Sands and Sentosa Island? Don’t worry. With new attractions in Singapore constantly popping up, the city-state is always evolving. Whether you are a local looking for fresh experiences or a visitor planning your next trip, there is always something exciting on the horizon.
If nature is your thing, you love the thrill of theme parks or seek exclusive nightlife experiences, Singapore has got you covered with something fresh and exciting to look forward to in 2025.
If you love nature, entertainment, or simply discovering something unique, these five must-visit new attractions in Singapore will keep you busy this year. Get ready to add these suggested must-dos to your bucket list!
1. Rainforest Wild Asia At Mandai Wildlife Reserve (Opening March 2025)
Singapore may be known for its urban skyline, but it also boasts incredible nature parks and wildlife reserves. Soon, the city will welcome its fifth zoological park—Rainforest Wild Asia, at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, set to open in March 2025.
Covering 13 hectares, this immersive rainforest park replicates Southeast Asia’s lush jungles with nearly 7,000 native trees and shrubs. Designed for all adventure levels, visitors can explore easy walkways, thrilling climbing routes, and even subterranean cave tunnels.
Wildlife lovers will be thrilled to encounter 36 animal species, including Malayan tigers, sun bears, tapirs, and the rare François’ langur. The park is split into eight unique zones, each showcasing different rainforest environments.
Highlights include:
- The Karsts: Limestone formations with primates swinging above.
- The Rock Cascade: A water-filled habitat for Malayan tigers.
- The Canopy: Treetop views of red-shanked douc langurs.
From elevated walkways to heart-racing rock climbs, Rainforest Wild Asia offers something for everyone, making it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike.
2. Disney Adventure Cruise Ship (Setting Sail 2025)
Disney fans are in for a treat in 2025! Disney Adventure will make Singapore its first Southeast Asian homeport, departing from the Marina Bay Cruise Centre.
This magical cruise ship can accommodate 6,700 passengers and is decked out with seven themed zones, each bringing iconic Disney stories to life.
Must-visit areas include:
- Disney Imagination Garden: An outdoor space celebrating Disney’s legacy, featuring open-air performances.
- Toy Story Water Playland: A splash zone inspired by Woody, Buzz, and the gang.
- San Fransokyo Shopping District: A Big Hero 6-inspired marketplace.
Onboard, guests can meet beloved Disney characters like Mickey Mouse, Rapunzel, and Marvel superheroes. There’s also a spa, nightclubs, live entertainment, and a gym for a well-rounded vacation experience.
3. Minion Land At Universal Studios Singapore (Opened February 2025)
If you love the Despicable Me and Minions movies, you’ll want to visit Minion Land, now open at Universal Studios Singapore.
Minion Land features three fun-packed areas:
- Minion Marketplace: Shop for exclusive Minions-themed merchandise.
- Gru’s Neighbourhood: Step into the world of Gru and his mischievous Minions.
- Super Silly Fun Land: Enjoy arcade games and try to win Fluffy, Agnes’ adorable unicorn plushie.
Ride highlights include:
- Despicable Me Minion Mayhem: A popular motion-simulator ride.
- Buggie Boogie: The first-ever Minion dance party-themed carousel.
- Silly Swirly–A sky: A high, spinning ride with spectacular views of Minion Land.
Don’t forget to stop by Super Hungry Food Stand for Minions-inspired snacks and try out unique popcorn flavours at Pop-A-Nana.
4. Broadway Musicals Hit Singapore’s Stage
2025 is shaping up to be a spectacular year for musicals in Singapore. Some of the biggest shows coming to town include:
- Wicked: The enchanting, untold story of the witches of Oz.
- The Lord of the Rings: A Musical Tale: A folk-inspired theatrical journey into
Middle Earth.
With dazzling performances, incredible music, and breathtaking sets, these world-famous productions will be a dream come true for theatre enthusiasts.
5. Ebisu Flower Park–Singapore’s Newest Exclusive Cocktail Bar
Looking for a luxurious and exclusive nightlife experience? Tokyo’s renowned Ebisu Flower Park is launching in Singapore this year, offering a members-only floral cocktail bar.
Known for its stunning “midnight flower park” aesthetic, in-house florists adorn the bar with fresh floral arrangements. The menu features floral-inspired cocktails, with ingredients changing to reflect the seasons. Expect beautifully crafted drinks inspired by blooms like sakura in spring or tulips in winter.
With locations across Japan and upcoming branches in London, New York, and Seoul, Ebisu Flower Park is an exclusive experience worth the splurge. If you’re a cocktail aficionado who loves a touch of elegance, this is the perfect spot to unwind in style.
With so many exciting, fresh attractions on the horizon, the city continues to be a hub of adventure, entertainment, and unique experiences.
Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, nature lover, or Disney fan, there’s something fresh to explore in 2025. So mark your calendars and get ready to dive into these incredible new attractions in Singapore!
Are You Ready To Explore Singapore’s New Attractions? Let us know in the comments if you have already checked them out or plan to do so soon!