10 Places To Visit In KL During The Singapore School Holidays

The school holidays in Singapore are just around the corner, and if you’re a parent looking for the perfect family getaway, Kuala Lumpur (KL) should be at the top of your list. With the upcoming break for the school holidays, it’s the perfect time to pack your bags, grab the kids, and head over to Malaysia’s vibrant capital for an unforgettable adventure.

KL offers a myriad of kid-friendly attractions that will keep your little ones entertained and engaged throughout your stay. We’ll take you through the best places to bring your kids during the Singapore school holidays in KL.

1. Sunway Lagoon

Sunway Lagoon is the ultimate destination for a family fun day. With over 90 attractions spread across 88 acres, this massive theme park is a one-stop spot for excitement. Dive into six different parks, each offering a unique adventure for everyone in the family.

Start at the Amusement Park, where thrilling roller coasters and fun rides await to entertain both kids and adults. Cool off at the Water Park, splashing around in the wave pool, lazy river, and various water slides. Animal lovers will be delighted by the Wildlife Park, home to over 150 animal species that you can meet and even interact with up close.

For those with a taste for horror, the Scream Park offers spine-tingling thrills with its haunted attractions. Adrenaline junkies will find their haven at X Park, featuring exhilarating activities like bungee jumping and go-karting. Finally, enter the majestic gates of Sunway Lost Lagoon and be enthralled by this lost civilization surrounded by lush, natural rainforest. 

Booking your Sunway Lagoon ticket is super easy, you could get it at the counter or you could order it in advance online to ensure you won’t miss out on any of the fun. With so much to see and do, staying at the Sunway Lagoon hotel is a great way to make the most of your visit during the school holidays.

Sunway Lagoon Ticket Prices

Malaysian Child: RM135 (S$39)
Malaysian Adult: RM160 (S$46)
International Traveller Child: From RM190 (S$55)
International Traveller Adult: From RM225 (S$65)

2. Kidzania

At KidZania, kids rule the world! This mini city in a theme park is all about letting your kids live out their dream jobs, from being a doctor to a firefighter. Kids can earn KidZos (KidZania currency) and spend it on services or shopping within the city. Watch your kids’ eyes light up as they explore different professions and take home valuable life lessons during this fun and educational experience.

In this land ruled by kids, you might be wondering, what can adults do in KidZania? While the kids are busy role-playing their dream careers, adults can’t join in on the activities themselves. However, they are welcome to observe the role-play from a distance, watching the excitement unfold.

For a bit of relaxation, head over to the Parents’ Lounge, a cosy haven designed specifically for adults to unwind while the kids enjoy their adventure.

Kidzania Ticket Prices

Baby (0 – 1 years): Free
Toddler (2 – 3 years): RM38 – RM 58 (S$11 – S$17)
Child (4 – 17 years): RM78 – RM120 (S$23 – S$35)
Adult (18 – 100+ years): RM46 – RM70 (S$14 – S$20)

3. The Lankan Crabs

After a fun-filled day of exploring all that KL has to offer, your kids will surely have worked up an appetite. What better way to satisfy their hunger than by heading to one of Malaysia’s best crab restaurants, The Lankan Crabs? 

Dining at The Lankan Crabs is an adventure in itself for kids. This crab restaurant offers a chance for them to explore new and exciting flavours, starting with the delightful appams. These bowl-shaped treats have a soft, coconut-rich centre with crispy edges. 

Handcrafted by the resident appam maestro, Amma Lalli, who perfected her recipe over 40 years, the appams are made fresh on-site, adding a dash of interactive fun to the meal. Kids can watch through a glass window as Amma Lalli works her magic, making the experience both educational and entertaining.

The menu also features refreshing lassis, a sweet and fruity yogurt-based beverage with a smoothie-like consistency. Lassi, one of the most cherished traditional drinks in India and is perfect for kids. Its creamy texture and delightful flavours make it a beloved summer treat that  is sure to please any young palate. 

Parents will appreciate The Lankan Crabs for its authentic Sri Lankan cuisine, which features bold spices and fresh ingredients. The menu is a culinary journey through Sri Lanka, with standout dishes like the Negombo Crab Curry and Black Pepper Crabs. This isn’t your typical Singapore Chilli Crab; instead, it’s a unique culinary adventure that transports you straight to the heart of Sri Lanka. 

This crab restaurant’s ambiance, combined with its commitment to high-quality ingredients and traditional cooking methods, ensures a dining experience that is both satisfying and memorable.

Parents can relax and enjoy the culinary journey, knowing that the restaurant has been consistently rated as one of the best in Malaysia by Tatler Dining. The array of meat, seafood, and vegetarian options ensures there’s something for everyone, making it a great choice for families with diverse tastes. 

The Lankan Crabs is the perfect place to unwind after a long day of travelling. Enjoy a fantastic meal, and create lasting memories with your family during the Singapore school holidays. Trust us, your taste buds – and your kids – will thank you!

4. Chocolate Museum

Dive into a world of sweetness at the Chocolate Museum in Kota Damansara! This fascinating attraction that will delight chocolate lovers of all ages. Start your adventure with a fascinating tour that reveals the history of chocolate, from the ancient cocoa plant to modern-day production techniques.

The highlight for kids is the Chocolate Lab, where they can become chocolatiers in training. The Chocolatier Workshop offers hands-on experience, guiding young participants through the art of crafting chocolates. Choose from the Junior Chocolatier starting at RM39 (S$12) or the Advanced Chocolatier at RM54 (S$16) for a tailored experience. For a unique twist, the Chocolate House Workshop allows kids to create chocolate houses, with sessions starting from RM59 (S$17).

Weekends are perfect for creating your own customised chocolate bar starting from RM20 (S$6). Don’t miss out on the Museum Chocolate Store, where you can shop for artisanal chocolates and unique chocolate-based products.

Cap off your visit by exploring the handmade chocolate art section and learning about the health benefits of chocolate. The Chocolate Museum offers an educational and fun-filled experience for chocolate lovers of all ages.

Chocolate Museum Ticket Prices

Pre School Children (0 – 6 years): RM2 (S$0.60)
Children/Student (7 – 17 years): RM3 (S$0.90)
Adult (18 – 100+ years): RM5 (S$1.50)

5. Berjaya Times Square Theme Park

Let the fun begin when you step inside Berjaya Times Square Theme Park. This historic park has been inducted into the Malaysia Book of Records as the First Largest Indoor Theme Park in Malaysia.

Spanning an impressive 133,000 square feet of rides and attractions, this park is divided into two sections: Galaxy Station for the thrill-seekers and Fantasy Garden for the little ones. There’s endless fun to be had here with the whole family. Plus, it’s the perfect place to have fun without having to brave the Malaysian heat.

Located inside Berjaya Times Square in KL, this theme park offers easy access to a world of excitement. You can purchase Berjaya Times Square Theme Park tickets online through their website, ensuring a smooth and convenient experience. Be sure to check out the various ticket options and fees available to plan your visit accordingly.

Berjaya Times Square Theme Park Ticket Prices

Infant (0 – 3 years): Free
Malaysian Child (3 – 12 years): RM50 (S$15)
Non-Malaysian Child (3 – 12 years): RM70 (S$20)
Malaysian Adult (13 – 54 years): RM60 (S$18)
Non-Malaysian Adult (13 – 54 years): RM75 (S$22)
Malaysian Senior (55 – 100+ years): RM22 (S$7)
Non-Malaysian Senior (55 – 100+ years): RM32 (S$10)
Malaysian Family Package (2 Adults + 2 Child): RM188 (S$54)
Non-Malaysian Family Package (2 Adults + 2 Child): RM250 (S$72)

6. Farm Fresh UPM

Farm Fresh UPM is a fantastic destination for a fun and educational school holiday outing with your kids. Located in Seri Kembangan, Selangor, this farm offers a plethora of activities that will keep your little ones engaged and excited. The petting zoo, home to adorable rabbits and exotic birds like the white peacock, allows children to get up close and personal with animals, fostering a love for nature and wildlife. 

 

The educational aspect is top-notch, as kids can learn about sustainable farming practices, rainwater harvesting, and how Farm Fresh produces their delicious milk. The tractor rides are a hit, offering a 20-minute tour around the farm, showcasing fish farms, banana plantations, and more, all while providing interesting tidbits of information.

Don’t miss the farm-to-table restaurant where you can savour fresh food and drinks, and the Fresh Picks grocery store where you can buy fresh milk and vegetables to take home. With activities like horse riding available on weekends, Farm Fresh UPM ensures that the school holidays are filled with learning, adventure, and unforgettable family memories.

Farm Fresh UPM Ticket Prices
Malaysian Adult: RM15 (S$5)
Non-Malaysian Adult: RM35 (S$10)
Malaysian Child (4 – 12 years): RM10 (S$3)
Non-Malaysian Child (4 – 12 years): RM25 (S$8)
Malaysian Senior Citizen (60 – 100+ years): RM10 (S$3)
Non-Malaysian Senior Citizen (60 – 100+ years): RM25 (S$8)

7. Genting Theme Parks

Ready for some cool mountain air and sky-high fun? Genting SkyWorlds Theme Park is your go-to destination. Spread across 26 acres, the Genting outdoor theme park boasts 26 rides and attractions in nine movie-themed worlds. Immerse yourself into your favourite movies when you venture into the icy realms of Ice Age or experiencing the futuristic thrills of Robots Rivet Town. Each world is packed with excitement and adventure. The cool weather and stunning views make it an unbeatable family getaway.

But that’s not all! Genting has another park for double the fun. There’s the Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park, spanning over 400,000 sq ft. Here, you’ll find more than 20 rides conveniently located at First World Plaza and adjacent to SkyAvenue.

Let’s not forget about Genting SkyWorlds Hotel, the perfect accommodation choice for visitors looking to extend their adventure. With comfortable rooms and convenient access to the theme park, Genting SkyWorlds Hotel ensures that the fun continues even after the rides have stopped. 

Genting SkyWorlds Theme Park Ticket Prices

Malaysian Child/Senior: From RM98 (S$29)
Non-Malaysian Child/Senior: From RM191 (S$55)
Malaysian Standard Adult: From RM126 (S$36)
Non-Malaysian Standard Adult: From RM219 (S$63)

8. Farm In The City

Farm In The City in Seri Kembangan is an unbeatable spot for a school holiday outing with your kids. This unique park blends wildlife and nature within a setting that mirrors a traditional Malaysian village. At Farm In The City, your children can interact with over 100 species of farm and exotic animals, providing an experience that’s as educational as it is thrilling.

Unlike conventional zoos, Farm In The City prioritises direct animal interaction. Animals here are kept in open compounds and thoughtfully designed enclosures that replicate their natural environments, allowing for almost zero distance between visitors and animals. Your kids will have the chance to feed, pet, and even ride some of the animals, making it a hands-on, immersive experience.

The atmosphere at Farm In The City is reminiscent of a rustic kampung, enhancing the sense of adventure and discovery. The park is dedicated to educating visitors, particularly children, about animals in an interactive and engaging way. 

Farm In The City Ticket Prices

Malaysian Child (0 – 11 years): RM32 (S$10)
Non-Malaysian Child (0 – 11 years): RM48 (S$14)
Malaysian Adult (12 – 59 years): RM39 (S$12)
Non-Malaysian Adult (12 – 59 years): RM58 (S$17)
Malaysian Child (60 – 100+ years): RM32 (S$10)
Non-Malaysian Child (60 – 100+ years): RM48 (S$14)

9. Rollerwa

Roll into fun at Rollerwa, the indoor roller skating rink at District K in 1 Utama Shopping Center. This family-friendly activity is perfect for all ages, offering a 17,000-square-foot space with a rink, lounge area, café, and Instagrammable spots. 

 

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Don’t worry if you don’t know how to roller skate, it’s the perfect place for beginners to learn. Plus, safety equipment is provided free of charge, so parents can relax knowing their kids are safe.

10. District 21

Get ready for an adrenaline rush at District 21, an exhilarating indoor park boasting a post-apocalyptic theme. Located at level 1 in Malaysia’s largest mall, IOI City Mall, this sprawling 70,000-square-foot playground is packed with 10 adrenaline-pumping attractions and obstacle courses. 

From heart-pounding climbs and thrilling slides to daring jumps and free-falls, there’s no shortage of excitement here. Test your mettle on challenging courses like Ninja Warrior and Roller Glider, or opt for a more leisurely experience with attractions such as Tubby Ride and Yoyo Car.

Wondering how to get to District 21 from KL Sentral? Hop on the KLIA Transit train from KL Sentral to Putrajaya Sentral, a mere 12-minute ride away. From there, simply grab a taxi or hop on a bus to District 21, located just 11 km away.

District 21 Ticket Prices

Weekday: RM64 (S$19)
Weekend: RM80 (S$23)