Ice cream museum singapore

We recommend coming in your sweetest outfit to go with the surroundings, and a pair of comfortable, flat shoes. You can make things even easier with shoes that can be slipped on and off easily as you'll need to remove your shoes to enter the Inflatable, a hot pink bouncy castle, and the MOIC Sprinkle Pool. We'll admit that the ticket prices, starting from $38, are pretty steep. Then again, this might be our only chance to experience this wonderland hailing from NYC, and those with a healthy appetite for ice cream will get more bang for their buck. While this photo-worthy attraction might seem like Instagrammers' domain, there were people of all ages from young children to elderly aunties and uncles having the time of their lives. Let your Instagram bf/gf/bestie answer the call of duty and tickets will be priced from $40/pax for a group of 2 or 3, or jio your whole squad or family along and get tickets from $38/pax for a group of 4 or more. Single admission tickets are priced from $42 and children two years old and under enjoy complimentary entrance.

Pink landscapes and icy dessert sampling at Singapore’s new Museum of Ice Cream. Do you have a soft spot for ice cream? Well, going by the statistics presented at the new Museum of Ice Cream at Loewen Road, you’re likely to. The icy sweet counts among the oldest and most consistently popular snacks in the world. A yummy adventure to indulge in amidst the current gloom, this new unusual attraction in Singapore isn’t really a “museum” with historical ice cream-making machines and the likes of, though there are plenty of related trivia and facts to feast on. (Referred to as Sprinkles) Instead, it’s more of an experience through a series of pink, themed, surreal chambers. With four of these halls providing free tasting. Yup. The ticket comes with tastings of different types of ice creams, including Singapore’s very own potong tubes. Let me just highlight that if you’re visiting, don’t go with a full stomach. You want to have space to try all the samples. (Have I mentioned the samples are free flow?) Getting to Loewen Road I like to begin with this. If you’re heading there using public transport, take note. There are no MRT stations within walking distance. The nearest bus stop is also a 10 – 15 minutes walk away, with the route in-between an unmarked and confusing one. It was also drizzling when I visited, and so it wasn’t a breeze identifying all the winding roads while checking Google Maps, while fumbling with an umbrella. That said, it did give me th...

MOIC has opened its Dempsey doors and is now ready to welcome guests to its first-ever international location outside of the United States. AVENUE ONE was among the first to check out MOIC during its grand opening weekend and we’re here to tell you that the museum is definitely worth every coin! Want to know what to expect behind the candy floss-pink walls of the ice cream-themed wonderland? Keep scrolling to check out MOIC Singapore and what it has to offer. There are more than 10 never-before-seen interactive installations in the Museum Of Ice Cream Singapore MOIC Singapore sits on a 60,000 square foot property imbued distinctively with the brand’s signature touch of pink happiness and magic sprinkled across its 14 – yes, 14! – multi-sensory installations. Upon entering the building, you’ll be guided by MOIC’s decidedly talented and infectiously cheerful guides who are more than happy to transport you into a surreal world of scrumptious sights, sweet sounds, unlimited tasty treats (reinvented with a local twist), and entertaining play – once you have given yourself an ice cream-inspired nickname on a name tag sticker at the entrance. If you’re in need of inspiration for your sweet alter ego, don’t fret – MOIC is here to help with a wall of celebrity ice cream names such as Taylor Split, Kanye Zest, and Gurmint Singh. Museum of Modern Ice Cream The MOIC concept is designed in such a way that lets you forge whimsical, unforgettable memories but trust us when we say that yo...

Museum of Ice Cream Singapore Since the Museum of Ice Cream Singapore (MOIC) arrived on our shores, tickets have been selling out fast. A nd just looking at its exterior, it’s no surprise why. Decked in pink from top to bottom, The large sign lights up in neon pink at night so come down after dark to catch it in action Whether you like ice cream or not, the interactive and aesthetic exhibits shouldn’t be missed. From its very own dragon playground to a room full of giant potong ice cream, the Museum of Ice Cream has unlimited picture opportunities and ice cream treats that are free included in the ticket price to enhance the experience. Check out our guide to Exhibits at MOIC Before jumping in, you’ll be treated to a wall of celebrity ice cream names such as Gurmint Singh and Brad Pistachio . Get your journey started by crafting your own ice cream name on the sheets of name tag stickers to give yourself a sweet alter ego. Balloons are not included, but don’t be afraid to get one yourself to zhng your photos Museum of Modern Ice Cream – Draw up some sweet treats To ease yourself into the long list of exhibits, soak in some sweet trivia about these ice cold treats and draw up your own ice cream creation. Take inspiration from some of the ice cream renditions of famous paintings like Salvador Dali’s The Persistence of Memory . Embellish it with stickers when you’re done and watch it get displayed for everyone to see. Don’t worry about others hogging the machines as well as th...

Artist rendering of the exterior of the Museum of Ice Cream Singapore in Dempsey. Now you don’t have to rue the fact that travel restrictions have been preventing you from visiting the What to expect at the Museum of Ice Cream in Singapore when it opens in August 2021: The Museum of Ice Cream in Singapore will transform a sprawling 60,000 sq ft property in Dempsey to a fantastical photo-worthy haven featuring 14 all-new installations that amplify the enjoyment of ice cream. MOIC’s sprinkle pools in its New York and San Francisco locations are among the hot favourites, and in Singapore, we’ll get to luxuriate in the world’s largest MOIC sprinkle pool ever created. Cool. Will Singapore’s Banana Split room look something like its New York counterpart? Only time will tell. MOIC Singapore only opens in August, but first access tickets are already on sale — and they’re already selling out on certain dates. Ticket prices range from $38 (if you buy in a group of four) to $42 for a single ticket. Besides the experience, which lasts about 60 to 90 minutes, visitors will also get five ice cream treats with each ticket. Because it’s only right that real ice cream is involved.