Museum of Ice Cream reopens with more flavours, fun installations like SG’s first banana maze, four workshops including ice cream making, squishy painting and more

I scream, you scream, we all scream for the reopening of the Museum of Ice Cream! 

Here’s the inside scoop on this newly revamped space.

Not only is there double the fun, but double the flavours too! 19 ice cream flavours and 8 toppings are on offer, at no limit whatsoever.

These flavours and toppings are scattered throughout the 14 rooms in the museum. However, every journey begins with a passport.

The museum’s new Passport is an interactive keepsake to take home. As your guide, it provides fun facts and engaging activities.

The first new stop you’ll encounter is the Carnival. Here, young and old can bond over nostalgic games, popcorn, and the all-new Animal Cookie ride.

Over in California Dreamin’, you can begin challenging yourself on your ice cream intake. Eight rotating flavours, including vegan and allergen-friendly options from Denzy Gelato, await, including favourites like Strawberry Speculoos and Black Sesame.

Past the magnet room is your main meal at Scream’s Diner. Pair waffles, pizzas, and more with the Mango and Raspberry soft serve. 

Can’t get enough of either flavour? Then get the mixed swirl for the best of both worlds. Add the cherry on top to this icy treat with toppings like colourful cornflakes, chocolate cookie cereals, and jellybeans.

If you’re full from your feast, burn it off at the new Bouncy Castle next door. I was slightly worried my stomach wouldn’t agree with hopping around, but I can’t help but find that it does work up an appetite for my next round.

Afterwards, step through the rainbow tunnel to enter the Potong Palace. As hinted in its name, travel back in time with potong ice cream flavours like Thai Milk Tea and Longan Osmanthus. 

A short flight of stairs takes you to another station serving traditional ice cream sandwiches. But before that, don’t miss out on the Infinity Mirror Party Zone. 

This zone is exactly what it sounds like, with kaleidoscopic lights and booming beats to dance your heart out.

Now back to the ice cream sandwiches. Pineapple Coconut and Cookies & Cream are available, both served between thin wafers.

Another new installation not to miss is Singapore’s first-ever Banana Maze. Here, get lost in the endless hanging pink and yellow bananas. 

Finally, treat yourself one last time with Ben & Jerry’s Salted Caramel Blonde or Berry Berry Extraordinary flavours.

Oh, before you go, one more major addition is the four free workshops: 

• Free workshops (3–25 May 2025): Ice cream making, squishy painting, edible slime, and keychain making

What’s more is that Singapore residents can enjoy: 

• 10% off weekday General and Premium tickets from 11 April 2025 to 30 May 2025 — use the code <SGSPRINKLE10> at checkout.

Are you ready to sprinkle some magic into your day at the Museum of Ice Cream?

Museum of Ice Cream
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Photos by Glenda Chong.