Check in at The Quay Little India and drop off luggage; take a few minutes to freshen up in your rooms before heading out for a light meal.
Stroll along Serangoon Road to soak in the neighborhood atmosphere and pop into Tekka Centre for a quick look at fresh produce and hawker stalls.
Enjoy an easy family dinner at The Banana Leaf Apolo (Little India) sampling mild chicken or fish curries served on banana leaves - kid-friendly spice levels available on request.
Walk to Little India Arcade for some souvenir shopping and let the kids admire colorful saris, toys and traditional Indian sweets at Mr. Mohgan's sweet shop.
If energy permits, take a short tuk-tuk or taxi ride to Gardens by the Bay (outdoor promenades) for an early glimpse of the Supertrees lit up from a distance - a calm, stroller-friendly spot for photos.
Return to The Quay Little India for bedtime routines; set alarms and pack small day-bags for tomorrow's Sentosa outing.
Collect taxis or the MRT from Changi Airport and head to The Quay Little India; check estimated arrival time with the hotel if you need early check-in.
For late-night cravings or a gentle walk, pop into Mustafa Centre (open 24 hours) for snacks, bottled water, or any forgotten travel essentials before lights-out.
Quiet family time in the hotel lobby or room-read a story to the younger kids and confirm tomorrow's pickup time and meeting point for the Sentosa transfer with the group.
Breakfast together at The Quay Little India or grab quick bites at Ya Kun Kaya Toast en route - simple local options to fuel kids before the Sentosa transfer.
Travel to Sentosa by taxi or MRT+Sentosa Express; arrive at VivoCity (HarbourFront MRT) and take the Sentosa Express to set a relaxed pace for the day.
Start at Adventure Cove Waterpark for family-friendly water slides and the shallow Big Bucket Treehouse play area suitable for the 6-9 year olds; lifeguards and lockers available.
Head to Siloso Beach for a short sand break and let the kids try the gentle coasteering shoreline activities or build sandcastles while adults relax with coffee from Coastes.
Ride the scenic Sentosa Merlion (photo stop area) walkway and make your way toward iFly Singapore; younger kids can watch the flyers from the viewing gallery if they don't do the indoor skydiving.
Snack stop at Malaysian Food Street inside Resorts World Sentosa for kid-friendly dishes like chicken rice and satay, keeping portions small before lunch later in the day.
Have a relaxed family lunch at Coastal Settlement (or Ola Beach Club if you prefer beach views) - choose mild pasta, fish and chips or kid-friendly rice bowls and let the little ones recharge.
Visit S.E.A. Aquarium for a calm, stroller-friendly exploration of marine life; follow the Ocean Gallery route and stop at the touch pool where kids can gently feel sea stars and small rays.
Walk to Madame Tussauds Singapore for interactive family photos and the Marvel 4D Experience; younger children can enjoy seeing lifelike figures and short shows while adults take souvenir photos.
Take a break with refreshing gelato or ice cream at Tangs Ice Cream (Resorts World Sentosa) or grab cold drinks at BreadTalk to cool off before the next activity.
Head to Images of Singapore LIVE for a light cultural walkthrough with animatronics and storytelling - a calm indoor attraction suitable for the 6-9 year olds to learn local history in an engaging way.
Ride the scenic Sentosa Cable Car (if not used earlier) from Imbiah Lookout to take in elevated island views; sit on the quieter side for better photo opportunities and a relaxing ride for kids.
Stop at Palawan Beach playground area where the kids can enjoy swings and climbing frames while adults relax on the sand or grab coffee from the nearby Beach Huts Café.
Gather for an early dinner at Trapizza (family-friendly Italian on Siloso Beach) offering pizzas and pastas that appeal to children, with sea views as the sun begins to set.
Take the family to Sentosa Cove Boardwalk for a gentle seaside stroll and sunset photos; stop at Coastes or Ola Beach Club for a second round of light drinks or a quick scoop of ice cream.
Enjoy the evening show Wings of Time-pick seats near the front for younger kids to see lasers, water fountains and pyrotechnics up close at the open-air amphitheatre on Siloso Beach.
After the show, wander to Siloso Point promenade and let kids run briefly on the boardwalk while adults take in the night lights and grab bottled water or snacks from nearby concession stalls.
Have a relaxed dessert or late-light meal at The Knolls (near Quayside Isle) or return to Trapizza for a quiet second helping of kids' favorites if they're still hungry.
Ride the Sentosa Express back to VivoCity or take a taxi; use this time to pick up souvenirs from Resorts World Sentosa shops or let the kids choose a small memento.
If the kids still have energy, stop by VivoCity Sky Park (level rooftop) for a brief play and night views of the harbour; otherwise, head back to The Quay Little India to begin bedtime routines.
Settle in at The Quay Little India with quiet family time-read to the younger children, review photos from the day, and confirm plans for tomorrow's Universal Studios timing and tickets.
Breakfast at Malaysian Food Street (Resorts World Sentosa) or the hotel - choose kid-friendly options like kaya toast, soft-boiled eggs and pancakes to fuel the group before the park opens.
Arrive at Universal Studios Singapore entrance to collect pre-purchased tickets and secure a spot near the turnstiles; this early arrival helps minimize queue time for popular rides.
Enter Hollywood zone and take family photos by the fountain before heading to Shrek 4-D Adventure - a gentle, seated 4-D show perfect for the 6-9 year olds as a first attraction.
Head to Far Far Away and ride Enchanted Airways - a junior coaster suitable for the 9-year-olds (check height limits for the 6-year-old) with mild thrills and fairy-tale theming.
Visit Madagascar: A Crate Adventure boat ride for a relaxed, stroller-friendly experience where younger kids can enjoy animatronics and familiar characters.
Snack break at Mel's Drive-In or grab soft drinks and churros from a nearby kiosk; use this time to reapply sunscreen and regroup before lining up for the next attraction.
Explore Ancient Egypt briefly and decide as a group whether the older kids want to try Revenge of the Mummy (intense indoor coaster with height restrictions) while younger children do a calmer activity like souvenir shopping at The Dark Universe gift shops.
Ride Puss In Boots' Giant Journey in Far Far Away, a family-friendly suspended coaster with whimsical storytelling suitable for most children in your group; take family photos near the ride exit.
Cool down with indoor time at Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase - a gentle dark ride perfect for the 6-year-old and younger 9-year-olds, followed by a visit to the Poppy's Boutique for Sesame Street toys.
Lunch at KT's Grill or Starbot Café in New York zone - choose burgers, pasta or kid-friendly rice bowls and rest in an air-conditioned eatery before afternoon queues pick up.
Take the kids to Lights, Camera, Action!™ Hosted by Steven Spielberg for a behind-the-scenes special effects show; it's an indoor, seated experience that amazes without any height restrictions.
Visit Hollywood Dream Parade photo spots and let younger children enjoy character meet-and-greets near the Hollywood zone; check the live times board for scheduled appearances.
Ride Transformers The Ride: The Ultimate 3D Battle (queue permitting) - a thrilling but seated 3D dark ride suitable for older kids; younger children can rest at nearby shaded benches or explore souvenir shops.
Cool off with iced drinks and snacks at Starbucks (New York) or grab local-style chilled treats from a park kiosk, while planning shorter-queue attractions for the late afternoon.
Join the interactive show Donkey Live in Far Far Away - a lively indoor performance where kids can laugh and participate without leaving their seats.
Let the younger kids enjoy the gentle King Julien's Beach Party-Go-Round carousel in Madagascar, while older kids or adults try the nearby BattleStar Galactica photo spots (without riding) or relax on shaded benches.
Snack break at Goldilocks or a nearby kiosk for soft serve, popcorn and chilled fruit; use this time to reapply sunscreen and hydrate the children before the final park stretch.
Catch a second short ride on favorites with shorter queues-return to Puss In Boots' Giant Journey or Madagascar: A Crate Adventure so kids finish with a familiar, fun experience.
Slowly head toward the exit while stopping at Universal Studios Store for final souvenirs and let each child pick a small memento; take a family photo by the park gates for memories.
Return to VivoCity or take a taxi back to The Quay Little India; consider an early dinner stop at Malaysian Food Street (VivoCity) or the mall food court for easy, familiar meals for the kids.
Enjoy an early family dinner at KT's Grill (New York zone) or nearby Mel's Drive-In, choosing pizzas, burgers or pasta that appeal to the children while adults relax in air conditioning.
Gather for the evening character meet-and-greet in the Hollywood zone - kids can take photos with costumed characters and collect autographs at the scheduled appearance area.
Catch the park's evening projection or street performance if scheduled near Hollywood Boulevard, a calm seated experience that delights younger guests without high intensity.
Take a final gentle ride on Madagascar: A Crate Adventure or the King Julien's Beach Party-Go-Round so the littlest ones end the day on familiar, soothing attractions.
Stop for a sweet treat at Goldilocks or a park ice cream kiosk and relax on benches near the exit while kids enjoy a last snack and adults gather group belongings.
Browse the Universal Studios Store for any last-minute souvenirs; let each child pick one small memento while parents settle payment and check opening-hours signs to avoid late returns.
Exit the park and take the Sentosa Express back to VivoCity, or board a taxi from the designated rank; use the transfer time to recap favorite moments from the day with the kids.
Arrive at The Quay Little India and begin bedtime routines; lay out outfits for tomorrow, charge devices, and review logistics for the Zoo day to ensure an early start.
Breakfast at Ah Meng Restaurant (inside or near the zoo entry) with kid-friendly sets like pancakes and fruit while reviewing the day's map and showtimes.
Arrive at Singapore Zoo main entrance to collect any pre-booked tickets and pick up a stroller or wagon if needed; pause for a family photo by the iconic Wildlife Gallery sign.
Begin the morning route with a visit to Fragile Forest - a cool, indoor biodome where children can spot free-roaming lemurs, butterflies and small mammals up close.
Walk to Rainforest Kidzworld for water-play areas (bring spare clothes) and the gentle KidzWorld Carousel, perfect for the 6-year-old and younger 9-year-olds to expend some energy.
Catch the educational animal feeding at the Otter Exhibit or check the daily schedule for keeper talks (timings vary); these short talks are interactive and great for curious children.
Stroll to the Primate Kingdom to watch gibbons and orangutans during their active morning period, stopping at shaded benches for water and a quick snack from a nearby kiosk.
Visit the Elephants of Asia enclosure for the morning enrichment session or feeding demonstration (if scheduled), where kids can learn about elephant care and conservation.
Take a relaxed break and early lunch at Ah Meng Terrace (zoo café) or Inuka Cafe with sandwiches, rice bowls and cooling drinks to recharge before the afternoon activities.
After lunch, take a gentle stroll to Treetops Trail to spot arboreal animals and enjoy shaded pathways while the kids look for squirrels and birds.
Visit the Reptile Garden to see crocodiles and snakes; the informative signage and cooled viewing areas make this a calm, educational stop for the whole family.
Head to Splash Play (Rainforest Kidzworld extension) for a short supervised water-play session - bring dry clothes and towels so the kids can cool off safely.
Catch the scheduled Animal Friends Show (check the day's timetable) for a lively, kid-friendly presentation featuring trained animals and fun facts about wildlife care.
Explore Australasia exhibits to see wallabies and emus; stop at a shaded bench nearby for snacks and hydration from the Zoo Kiosk.
Board the open tram loop for a relaxed overview of the park - a comfortable way for younger children to rest while still seeing highlights and learning from recorded commentary.
Spend time at Hornbill & Toucan Aviary where kids can marvel at colorful birds up close and take photos through the aviary viewing panels.
Stop at Ah Meng Bistro (or nearby cafe) for an afternoon treat-ice cream, fruit cups or a cold drink-while reviewing plans and reserving seats for the Night Safari transfer.
Return to the hotel or a nearby resting area to change into comfortable evening clothes, reapply insect repellent, and pack small torches or glow sticks for the Night Safari experience.
Gather the group and head toward the Night Safari meeting point; buy or collect pre-booked Night Safari tickets at Mandai Ticketing and queue near the entrance for timely entry.
Enter the Night Safari and begin with a gentle stroll along the Fishing Cat Trail, where kids can spot nocturnal mammals in dimly lit, naturalistic habitats and learn from informative panels.
Catch the first showing of the Creatures of the Night presentation at the amphitheatre - a short, engaging live session perfect for children to see trained nocturnal animals up close.
Board the Night Safari Tram for the narrated tram ride that covers major exhibit zones; this seated option lets younger children rest while spotting free-roaming animals with helpful commentary.
Disembark and explore the Spiral Treetop Trail (a short walk) to look for bats and owls; keep torches low and voices soft so kids can experience the nighttime atmosphere safely.
Take a break at The Bongo Burgers (Night Safari dining kiosk) for light dinner options like kid-friendly burgers, fries and chilled drinks while reviewing animal highlights from the tram ride.
Join the interactive keeper talk or feeding demonstration near the Leopard Trail if scheduled - these short talks are great for curious children and provide photo opportunities with keepers.
Head to the Crepuscule Zone for a quieter walk, letting the kids spot smaller nocturnal species and enjoy the ambient lighting; stop for a family photo under themed signage before exiting.
Finish with soft play and cool-down time at the Night Safari exit area where kids can have a small souvenir from the Night Safari Gift Shop and enjoy bottled drinks before boarding transport back to the hotel.
Breakfast at Satay by the Bay - choose simple kid-friendly options like pancakes and kaya toast while enjoying waterfront views and planning the morning route.
Enter Gardens by the Bay and head straight to the Flower Dome for a cool, stroller-friendly stroll through themed floral displays that fascinate younger children with bright colors and gentle pathways.
Walk over to the Cloud Forest and take the elevator up to the misty indoor waterfall; the elevated walkways and interactive displays are calm and engaging for curious 6-9 year olds.
Visit the Children's Garden play area - let the kids enjoy water play fountains and playground equipment while adults relax on shaded benches or grab coffee from the Conservatory Terrace kiosk.
Take a short tram or stroll to the Dragonfly & Kingfisher Lakes for easy wildlife spotting and a family photo session by the scenic boardwalks; point out fish and dragonflies to keep the children engaged.
Head toward Marina Bay Sands Promenade and ride the ArtScience Museum outdoor stairs or take photos of the skyline; consider a quick indoor stop at The Shoppes for restroom breaks and refrigerated drinks.
Stop for an early lunch or substantial snacks at Melt Café (Marina Bay Sands) - a buffet-style option with wide choices that satisfy picky eaters and provide a comfortable air-conditioned break before afternoon plans.
Walk from Melt Café (Marina Bay Sands) to the Helix Bridge for a scenic family stroll and skyline photos; pause at the bridge lookout for kids to spot boats and the Marina Bay waterfront.
Visit the interactive zones at the ArtScience Museum - choose the family-friendly hands-on exhibits (check current exhibitions) where kids can touch displays and join short workshops if available.
Head to the waterfront and board the short Duck & Hippo River Cruise (Marina Bay tour) for a relaxed, narrated boat ride that introduces the kids to landmarks like the Merlion and Fullerton Hotel from the water.
Stop for an afternoon treat at Lau Pa Sat (nearby hawker centre) - try light, kid-friendly snacks like kaya toast, mango pudding or fruit juices at air-conditioned seating if you prefer local flavors in a casual setting.
Return to Gardens by the Bay and take the family onto the elevated OCBC Skyway for panoramic views of the Supertrees and the bay; keep the kids close while they enjoy spotting boats and city landmarks below.
Explore the themed outdoor gardens such as the Sculpture Garden and let the children run briefly on open lawns while adults relax with cold drinks from the Satay by the Bay kiosk.
Visit Supertree Grove again to see close-up views and educational panels about vertical gardens; use this quieter late-afternoon time to rest before evening lighting and the light show.
Have an early casual dinner at Satay by the Bay or the nearby Pollen (reservations recommended) - choose simple satay skewers, grilled fish or pasta that suits the children and provides an easy transition to evening activities.
Stroll back to Supertree Grove and secure a spot for the evening light show; grab a quick drink or ice cream from the Supertree Food Kiosks while the kids find a comfortable viewing spot.
Enjoy the first seating of the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show beneath the illuminated Supertrees, a short, family-friendly spectacle that delights younger children with music and colours.
Walk toward Marina Bay Sands Promenade for a riverside photo stop by the bay; pause at Rasapura Masters food hall if anyone wants a quick snack or chilled beverage before the waterfront activities.
Board the evening Spectra Light & Water Show viewing area near the Event Plaza at Marina Bay Sands to watch the free 15-minute fountain and projection show - pick a spot early for the best views for the kids.
Take a gentle post-show walk across the Helix Bridge and point out the skyline lights to the children; stop at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands for air-conditioned restrooms and a short browse if needed.
Have a relaxed dessert or light late dinner at DC Super Heroes Cafe (The Shoppes) or choose kid-friendly options at Rise Restaurant in the hotel, keeping portions small so younger kids can sleep easily later.
Return to Gardens by the Bay entry plaza or taxi pick-up point and gather the group; let the kids pick a small souvenir from the Gardens Gift Shop or enjoy a final stroll under softly lit pathways.
Head back to The Quay Little India by taxi or MRT, using the travel time to recap favourite moments from the day and settle the younger children for bed with a calming story or photo slideshow.
Family breakfast at The Quay Little India or grab quick kaya toast and soft-boiled eggs at Ya Kun Kaya Toast to fuel the kids before heading out for the day's options.
Depart for Singapore Science Centre (Jurong) by taxi or Grab; arrive early to beat crowds and pick up maps for the interactive exhibits and show schedules.
Start inside the KidsSTOP™ zone for hands-on STEM play tailored to 6-9 year olds, where children can experiment with water flows, building blocks and simple science challenges.
Watch a live demonstration or short workshop at the Science Centre Live Stage, choosing a theme (physics or robotics) that will engage both younger and older kids in the group.
Explore the interactive galleries such as Ecotarium and the Discovery Lab, letting the kids try exhibits while adults read explanatory panels and take photos for later discussion.
Take a mid-morning snack break at The Science Centre Café - choose sandwiches, fruit cups and cold juices while reviewing whether to continue at the Science Centre or transfer to Sentosa for the aquarium option.
If choosing Sentosa: transfer to VivoCity (HarbourFront MRT) then head to S.E.A. Aquarium; otherwise, remain exploring the Science Centre's planetarium scheduling or outdoor water-play area if the kids need to cool off.
At S.E.A. Aquarium (if arrived), begin with the Open Ocean Habitat viewpoint to mesmerize the children with manta rays and sharks; if still at Science Centre, visit the Omni-Theatre schedule for a family-friendly film.
If at the Science Centre, enjoy a relaxed lunch at The Science Centre Café terrace seating with kid-friendly sandwiches and fruit cups; if at Sentosa, have lunch at Malaysian Food Street (Resorts World Sentosa) for familiar, mild-flavored dishes the children like.
At the Science Centre, visit the Omni-Theatre for a family-friendly short film or planetarium show (check the schedule); at Sentosa, continue through the S.E.A. Aquarium galleries toward the jellyfish and coral zones for calm, colorful displays kids love.
Take a hands-on workshop or demonstration - book a slot at the Science Centre Live Stage (robotics or simple physics demo) so children can participate; at Sentosa, stop by the Touch Pool in S.E.A. Aquarium for supervised animal encounters.
If remaining in Jurong, let the kids cool off at the outdoor Water Play area near the Science Centre (bring spare clothes); if on Sentosa, walk to the nearby Palawan Beach playground so children can climb and play while adults relax on the sand.
Gather for an afternoon snack break-choose ice cream or chilled drinks from The Science Centre Café kiosk or grab gelato at Tangs Ice Cream (Resorts World Sentosa) to re-energize the group before the next activity.
At the Science Centre, explore the Discovery Lab for maker-style activities where kids can build simple models; on Sentosa, visit Madame Tussauds Singapore nearby for a calm, interactive photo stop with kid-friendly figures if the family hasn't already.
Take a short rest: return to the Science Centre seating area to rehydrate and review tonight's options, or at Sentosa sit at Ola Beach Club or Coastes for a quiet break and beach views while kids snack.
If still at the Science Centre, board a taxi back toward Little India with a possible quick stop at Jurong Point for restroom and light shopping; if on Sentosa, ride the Sentosa Cable Car or Sentosa Express back to VivoCity to prepare for dinner and an easy evening.
Arrive back near your hotel area-consider an early informal dinner at The Banana Leaf Apolo in Little India for mild curries and kid-friendly options, or choose a mall food court at VivoCity for varied, familiar choices for picky eaters.
If you're back in Little India, enjoy a relaxed early dinner at The Banana Leaf Apolo with mild curries and tandoori options tailored for kids; adults can sample banana-leaf plating while children pick familiar rice and naan combos.
Take a short taxi to Mustafa Centre for any last-minute essentials or inexpensive toys and snacks the kids might want; it's a quick, practical stop before winding down for the night.
Return to The Quay Little India and have quiet playtime in the hotel lobby or a nearby café - let the children choose a small souvenir from the day's photos or draw their favourite animal/sea creature from the exhibits.
If the group prefers a gentle evening outing, head to VivoCity Sky Park for a brief rooftop walk and harbour views; kids can run on the grassy play patch while adults enjoy a coffee from Starbucks (VivoCity).
For a calm family dessert, stop by Tangs Ice Cream (Resorts World Sentosa) if you're on Sentosa, or opt for gelato at Geláre in VivoCity - choose small portions so the younger ones can settle easily for bedtime later.
Back at the hotel, start bedtime routines with a warm shower and storytime; consider a short slideshow of the day's highlights to help the kids unwind and talk about favourite moments from either the Science Centre or the Aquarium.
Do a quick pack-and-check for tomorrow: lay out clothes, charge cameras and devices, and ensure tickets or reservation confirmations for the next day's plans are handy in a small day-bag.
Wind down with quiet family time in the room - read a bedtime story or play a calm game; encourage the children to pick one small toy or memento to keep by their pillows for the night.
Begin with a hearty South Indian breakfast at Komala Vilas - order dosas and idlis with coconut chutney so the kids get a mild, familiar start while adults enjoy strong filter coffee.
Walk along Serangoon Road to admire the colourful shophouses and stop at Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple for a brief cultural look (remove shoes at the entrance) to introduce the children to local traditions.
Pop into Tekka Centre hawker stalls for a quick fruit juice or fresh cut fruits and browse the wet market section to show the kids vibrant produce and spices up close.
Visit Little India Arcade for souvenir shopping and let the children pick small toys or sweets at Mr. Mohgan's while adults browse colourful textiles and brassware.
Stop for a short snack at The Banana Leaf Apolo (takeaway counter) or nearby tea stall for masala tea or mild kuih snacks so the group can rest on benches and regroup.
Join a quick hands-on activity at Indian Heritage Centre (family-friendly exhibits) to let the kids try interactive displays and learn simple stories about Singapore's Indian community.
Take a 10-15 minute tuk-tuk ride to Mustafa Centre for a fun, fast-paced exploration of its multi-level bargains - pick up sunscreen, snacks, or a small toy the kids can carry as a souvenir.
Head to Chandni Bar & Restaurant or Anjappar for an early light lunch sampler (mild biryani or thali options) letting children try small portions while adults enjoy richer flavours.
Finish the morning with a gentle stroll toward Campbell Lane to view local murals and street art, giving the kids a chance to take photos and draw a quick postcard or sketch of their favourite scene.
Explore the colourful lanes around Serangoon Road and stop at Sakthi Fine Arts for a short look at traditional Indian crafts and brass items the kids can admire.
Have a relaxed family lunch at Komala Vilas (main dining area) or nearby Anjappar where kids can try mild thali plates and plain naan or rice with a small portion of curry.
Visit Indian Heritage Centre galleries for a deeper, child-friendly exploration of exhibits and hands-on displays that tell simple stories about immigrant life in Singapore.
Take a short walk to Little India's Tekka Centre dessert stalls for mango lassi or coconut pudding treats and let children sample colourful Indian sweets at Mr. Mohgan's.
Join a guided short tuk-tuk or trishaw ride (bookable on Serangoon Road) for a fun neighbourhood loop - great for photos and a playful break for the younger children.
Stop at Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple briefly to watch the temple rituals from outside and explain the colourful statues and carvings to the children in simple terms.
Head to Campbell Lane murals area for a creative activity: let kids sketch or take photos of their favourite street art and pick up inexpensive art supplies from a nearby kiosk.
Treat the group to chai and snacks at Chandni Bar & Restaurant or a nearby tea stall; choose mild masala tea and a plate of sweet jalebi or dosai pieces for the children.
Browse curated toys and souvenirs at Mustafa Centre (quick focused stop) so each child can choose a small memento - aim for a single floor to keep the visit short and fun.
Walk toward Tekka Centre rooftop or a nearby small park bench for a quiet snack break and water while reviewing the evening plan and letting kids rest before dinner.
Take a short taxi to nearby Little India Arcade if you want a final round of colourful shopping and let kids pick sweets or small toys at Mr. Mohgan's before heading to dinner.
Enjoy an early dinner at The Banana Leaf Apolo with mild curries served on banana leaves-order plain rice and butter chicken or tandoori chicken for the kids while adults try banana-leaf combos.
Stroll to Mustafa Centre for a quick bargain hunt and let each child choose a small toy or snack; the bright, bustling multi-level aisles are entertaining even for younger visitors.
Walk to Little India Arcade for evening shopping when the lights make the streets glow-pick up colourful bangles, small brass trinkets, or sweets from Mr. Mohgan's as souvenirs.
Stop for a sweet treat at Komala Vilas or a nearby dessert stall-order mango lassi, gulab jamun or a small cone of kulfi so the kids can sample traditional Indian desserts without heavy portions.
Join a short evening tuk-tuk or trishaw loop booked on Serangoon Road to see the neighbourhood lights and murals-this fun ride gives the children a memorable, gentle tour without extra walking.
Relax with a calm visit to Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple precinct (observe from outside in the evening) to appreciate the illuminated temple façade and explain simple cultural points to the kids in a quiet setting.
Head to Tekka Centre for bottled drinks and a final snack-grab fresh fruit cups or coconut water and let the children compare evening market sights before returning to the hotel.
Return to The Quay Little India for bedtime routines; gather photos from the day to show the kids and let each child pick one small memento to place by their pillow.
Quick light breakfast at The Quay Little India or grab kaya toast and soft-boiled eggs from nearby Ya Kun Kaya Toast to keep the kids fed before checkout.
Begin packing suitcases and carry-on day-bags in the hotel room; collect passports, pre-booked taxi details and confirm check-out procedures with The Quay Little India reception.
Take a short walk to Tekka Centre for last-minute purchases of bottled water, snacks or fresh fruit cups the kids can take on the journey, and pick up any forgotten travel essentials.
Return to the hotel for final room checks; fit small souvenirs into carry-ons, ensure chargers and devices are packed, and have children change into comfortable travel clothes.
Check out of The Quay Little India and load luggage into pre-booked taxis or a private transfer; confirm estimated travel time to Changi Airport and the terminal for your airline.
Depart for Changi Airport by taxi or private transfer, allowing extra time for morning traffic and airport security; use the journey to recap favourite trip moments with the kids.
Arrive at Changi Airport (T1/T2/T3 depending on airline), drop luggage at check-in or bag drop, and head through immigration while keeping passports and boarding passes handy.
If time permits, visit Jewel Changi Airport: let the kids marvel at the HSBC Rain Vortex and walk the canopy-level Shiseido Forest Valley for a calm, photo-friendly send-off.
Have a light pre-flight snack or early lunch at Swensen's (Jewel) or Food Garden in the terminal, choosing simple pasta, sandwiches or rice dishes suited for the children.
Use remaining time to visit child-friendly play spots in the terminal or purchase last-minute duty-free items; gather the group and proceed to the boarding gate at the recommended time.
Enjoy a relaxed family lunch at The Banana Leaf Apolo or nearby Komala Vilas-choose mild, familiar dishes so the kids can eat comfortably before the airport transfer.
Take a short stroll around Serangoon Road for one last look at the colourful shophouses and pick up any final souvenirs from small shops along the way.
Return to the hotel for a final room check and to collect any left-behind items; confirm taxi/transfer pickup time with The Quay Little India reception.
Load luggage into the pre-booked transfer and depart for Changi Airport, using the ride to recap favourite trip moments and let the kids rest before arrival.
Arrive at Changi Airport and complete bag drop or check-in; parents can quickly verify seating and special requests while children explore a nearby play area if time allows.
Visit Jewel Changi Airport if not already done-walk through the Shiseido Forest Valley canopy for calm photos and let kids admire the HSBC Rain Vortex from the ground-level viewing area.
Grab a light snack or early dinner at Food Garden (Jewel) or Swensen's (Jewel)-choose simple pasta, sandwiches or rice dishes suitable for the younger children and quick service for the group.
Spend a short while at the terminal's child-friendly play corner or the interactive areas in Jewel so the kids can burn off energy before lining up for security.
Begin moving toward your departure gate-use restroom and boarding-prep facilities, confirm carry-on items and keep passports readily accessible for immigration checks.
Boarding window opens-gather the family, hand out small calming snacks or a quiet activity to keep the children relaxed as you prepare to board the flight home.
If you finished at the gate early, take a final relaxed stroll through Jewel Changi Airport to revisit the HSBC Rain Vortex and let the kids enjoy the canopy-level Shiseido Forest Valley before boarding.
Have an easy family dinner at Food Garden (Jewel) or Swensen's (Jewel)-choose quick-served pasta, rice bowls or kid-friendly burgers so the children eat comfortably without rushing.
Let the children play briefly at the terminal's child-friendly play corner or the Changi Airport interactive play spaces while adults finish last-minute duty-free purchases or boarding prep.
Gather the group for restroom and boarding prep at the gate area; hand out calming snacks and a quiet activity to help younger kids settle for the flight.
Check departure boards one last time and line up for priority boarding if available-confirm passports and carry-on essentials at the head of the queue near your designated gate.
Begin boarding when announced; help the children get settled in their seats, store carry-ons, and offer a final sip of water or a small calming treat before takeoff.
| Place / Activity | Cost |
|---|---|
| The Quay Little India (hotel stay) - per person per night estimate (shared room cost divided) | $60 |
| Taxi from Changi Airport to Little India (per person, metered taxi split among 6 adults + 4 kids counting as full) - one-way | $8 |
| MRT from Changi to Little India (per person) - adult fare approx. | $2 |
| Tekka Centre (visit) | Free |
| The Banana Leaf Apolo - typical meal per person (kid portion cheaper; estimate adult portion) | $12 |
| Little India Arcade / Mr. Mohgan's sweets (souvenir candy small purchase per person) | $3 |
| Tuk-tuk / short taxi to Gardens by the Bay (per person one way) | $4 |
| Gardens by the Bay (outdoor promenades) - outdoor areas visit | Free |
| Mustafa Centre (shopping visit) | Free |
| Ya Kun Kaya Toast - breakfast per person | $5 |
| Taxi or MRT + Sentosa Express to Sentosa (per person round trip including Sentosa Express fee) | $6 |
| Adventure Cove Waterpark - adult ticket (per person) | $38 |
| Adventure Cove Waterpark - child ticket (approx for 6-9 yr) (per person) | $30 |
| Siloso Beach (beach visit, coasteering optional viewing) | Free |
| Sentosa Merlion (photo stop area) | Free |
| iFly Singapore - spectator (viewing gallery) per person | $9 |
| iFly Singapore - participant indoor skydiving per person (older kids/adults if eligible) | $130 |
| Malaysian Food Street (snack) per person | $8 |
| Coastal Settlement / Ola Beach Club - lunch per person (casual) | $20 |
| S.E.A. Aquarium - adult ticket per person | $36 |
| S.E.A. Aquarium - child ticket per person | $24 |
| Madame Tussauds Singapore - adult ticket per person (includes some experiences) | $30 |
| Madame Tussauds Singapore - child ticket per person | $20 |
| Images of Singapore LIVE - adult ticket per person | $15 |
| Sentosa Cable Car - round-trip per person | $18 |
| Palawan Beach playground (visit) | Free |
| Trapizza - dinner per person (family-friendly pizza/pasta) | $18 |
| Wings of Time - per person ticket (sea show) | $18 |
| VivoCity Sky Park (visit) | Free |
| Universal Studios Singapore - adult 1-day ticket (per person) | $78 |
| Universal Studios Singapore - child 1-day ticket (per person) | $58 |
| Shrek 4-D Adventure (inside USS) - included in park admission | Free |
| Enchanted Airways (ride) - included in park admission | Free |
| Madagascar: A Crate Adventure - included in park admission | Free |
| Puss In Boots' Giant Journey - included in park admission | Free |
| Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase - included in park admission | Free |
| Revenge of the Mummy - included in park admission | Free |
| KT's Grill / Mel's Drive-In (meal) per person | $15 |
| Donkey Live / character meet-and-greets (inside USS) - included | Free |
| Singapore Zoo - adult admission per person | $40 |
| Singapore Zoo - child admission per person | $28 |
| Rainforest Kidzworld activities (inside Zoo) - some free, animal feeding may have small fee | $5 |
| Ah Meng Restaurant / Ah Meng Terrace (meal) per person at Zoo | $12 |
| Night Safari - adult admission per person (excludes tram add-ons) | $50 |
| Night Safari - child admission per person | $35 |
| Night Safari Tram (included with some tickets; otherwise small surcharge) per person estimate | $0 |
| Satay by the Bay - breakfast / dinner per person | $12 |
| Flower Dome - adult conservatory admission per person (Gardens by the Bay) | $18 |
| Flower Dome - child admission per person | $12 |
| Cloud Forest - adult admission per person | $18 |
| Cloud Forest - child admission per person | $12 |
| Gardens Children's Garden (entry / water play) - ticketed for some areas; estimate per child | $5 |
| ArtScience Museum - family-friendly exhibition per person (ticket varies) | $20 |
| Duck & Hippo River Cruise - per person (short Marina Bay cruise) | $25 |
| Melt Café (buffet) - per person estimate | $35 |
| OCBC Skyway (Supertrees) - per person | $8 |
| Garden Rhapsody (Supertree light show) - free show | Free |
| Spectra Light & Water Show (Marina Bay Sands) - free | Free |
| Singapore Science Centre - adult admission per person | $10 |
| Singapore Science Centre - child admission per person | $6 |
| KidsSTOP™ (Science Centre) - child admission per person (special zone) | $12 |
| Omni-Theatre (Science Centre) - per person show estimate | $8 |
| Tangs Ice Cream / Gelato (treat) per person | $4 |
| Komala Vilas - breakfast per person (South Indian dosa/idli) | $6 |
| Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple (visit) | Free |
| Indian Heritage Centre - adult admission per person (some exhibitions free) | $6 |
| Indian Heritage Centre - child admission per person | $3 |
| Tuk-tuk / trishaw short ride on Serangoon Road per person | $5 |
| Mustafa Centre (shopping visit) | Free |
| Chandni Bar & Restaurant / Anjappar - lunch per person | $12 |
| Tekka Centre snacks / fruit cup per person | $3 |
| Jewel Changi Airport - visit (Rain Vortex / Forest Valley) | Free |
| Jewel Canopy Bridge / paid experiences (optional) per person estimate | $10 |
| Airport meals (Swensen's / Food Garden) per person | $12 |
| Pre-booked taxi/transfer to Changi (per person one-way split) | $8 |
| Estimated Total (per person) | $1,042 |