Dopamine Land is coming to Singapore! Get all the details and what to expect at the upcoming attraction.
Dopamine Land is arriving to Singapore! After its runs in London, Madrid, Dubai, Sao Paulo, Washington DC, Brisbane, and New Jersey, it finally sees a Southeast Asia debut right in our Lion City. This new attraction in Singapore is for all ages looking for unique things to do in the city. Read on for all the juicy deets!
Dopamine Land Singapore: Details at a glance
Best for: Couples looking for unique date nights; fans of the teamLab experience at Artscience Museum; families with active and curious kids
Duration: Approximately 45 minutes
Price: Tickets start from $14
Opening hours: Opens 19 December 2025; Daily, 11am to 9pm; closed on Tuesdays
Address: Dopamine Land Singapore, #02-204/205, Weave, Resorts World Sentosa, 26 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
What is Dopamine Land?
You can think of Dopamine Land as our much beloved TeamLab Future World exhibition at the Artscience Museum – except it’s bigger with way more zones to explore! The interactive museum is a love letter to dopamine, the happy hormone we’re always chasing. Optical illusions, soundscapes, and nine themed rooms await to offer a symphony of sensations. It’s a sensory overload in the best way possible.
Key zones you must visit
1. Colourtopia
Consider Colourtopia your very own technicolour daydream! Visitors consider this one of the best rooms in the experience, so take your time exploring everything. It’ll be like walking into a painting covered in a full-blown neon glow.
2. Scribblescape
Say goodbye to all the rules in Scribblescape. While other exhibitions might require you to keep everything clean and pristine, you can unleash your inner child and doodle all over the room without getting into trouble! It’s especially fun if you’re bringing your tots along because they can be as expressive as they want.
3. Neon Nebula
Did someone say ball pit? Expect hundreds of bright neon balloons filling up the space. We expect this room to be full of chaos as kids and adults alike throw balloons around. The cascading hues will energise both your body and mind thanks to the visual and tactile euphoria. Keep an eye out for your little ones, cause it’s easy to get lost in this place!
4. Cave of Tactility
You know how museums tell you to never touch the exhibit? Yeah, that’s not happening here. The Cave of Tactility stimulates curiosity and self-expression for all ages. If you’re feeling particularly overstimulated, linger in this room a little longer to enjoy the soft walls and bouncy cubes.
5. Chromodance
If you’ve got energy to burn, show off your dance moves at Chromodance. It’s the best room for you to let loose and have a dance off or capture videos with your friends for the memories. Unlike a club, this vibrant and low-pressure space lets you forget about adulting for a bit. The pulsing lights and explosive colours create an electric atmosphere – almost like a real disco.
6. Sunset Lagoon
Oh look, another ball pit! With the backdrop of a sunset to set the tone, this golden-hued zone captures that golden hour magic over a tranquil lake. Based on reviews, this room seems to be the most mellow of the bunch. It’s good for unwinding but may come off a little underwhelming if you’re looking for more dynamic and energetic activities.
7. Cushion Clash
Arm yourselves, it’s a pillow fight zone! This inflatable room will be your battlefield, and a cushion, your sword and shield. Expect tons of laughter and jumping as part of this experience. Beware the whacks to the face and body! You may find some of the cushions and inflatables a little grubby, so we recommend having some hand sanitiser on you to clean up a little after your fun.
8. Euphoria Grove
A floor of bean bags with a forest-like design, this immersive space takes you through the four seasons in the forest. Sit through the soft light of spring to the quiet introspection of winter. It’s soothing and inspiring, invoking dopamine in a subtler way.
9. Cosmic Oasis
Your best photo op is here! Step into an infinite universe of light, colour, and reflection. This field of stars shifts as you move along with it, and is surprisingly meditative. It’s not the most activity-filled or interactive space, but it’s one of the rooms that’ll be the most memorable.
Which zone are you looking forward to exploring at Dopamine Land Singapore?
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Dopamine Land suitable for kids?
Yes, the attractions are family-friendly! We recommend children under 12 years old still be accompanied by an adult through the rooms.
What kind of experiences and zones can I expect?
You can expect sensory rooms that are meant to both soothe and excite you, depending on the room you enter.
What are some things I should note before going?
Based on international reviews, some people find the rooms don't live up to the hype, and are small and basic. Expect crowds during peak hours, and it may be noisy with the larger crowds.
It's recommended to dress comfortably and wear shoes that are easy to put on or take off to prepare for the ball pit.
