Got a big group gathering coming up? Bond over these fun activities that everyone can participate in (and get a good workout too).
Photo: Holey Moley
Planning a group outing can be a monumental headache. Not only do you need to cater to a wide spectrum of interests and budgets, you also need to find spots that have a big enough space for everyone. Not just that, you’d want to avoid run-of-the-mill activities that would evoke glazed eyes and muffled yawns too. Have no idea what to do? We have golden recommendations to save the day. With plenty of fun yet affordable additions lately, Singapore is not so boring after all.
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Let your hair down at go-karting
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We’ve all had our fun at the arcade race simulators when we were younger. How about doing it for real? Spend Saturday racing your friends around a 500m course at The Karting Arena. Have a thrilling ride through 11 specially-designed turns that include hairpins, tight corners and ninety degree turns, and channel your inner F1-driver skills. The 8m wide lane even allows you to overtake your friends, just like in the game. Just don’t crash into the wall.
Where: 200 Turf Club Road, #01-01B, The Grandstand, South Car Park
For more info: Visit www.thekartingarena.com or call 9627-6771.
Work up a sweat at SuperPark Singapore
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This newly-opened indoor multi-activity park will bring out the child in every adult. At 40,000 sq ft in size, SuperPark is smack full of cool activities spread across three main zones — the Adventure Area (mainly for the kids, such as a pedal car track, flying fox and tube slide), Game Arena (where you can play baseball, street basketball, super pinball and golf, just to name a few) and the Freestyle Hall (skate, scoot, test your bouncing skills on the trampoline or rock-climb on an augmented climbing wall). Have a competition with your friends, or simply have a hoot bonding over your lack of skills. With so many different activities to try, we guarantee that you and your clique will love this park to bits. Plus, it means you don’t need to think of wet weather contingency plans. Ticket prices from $22.
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Where: Suntec City (North Wing) 3, Temasek Boulevard, Tower 1, #02-477
For more info: Visit www.superpark.com.sg or email enquiry@superpark.com.sg for enquiries.
Have a ball at Holey Moley
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Here’s Singapore’s first mini-golf bar, where you can eat, drink and game all in one place. Holey Moley’s space, which spans two storeys, features 27 holes, and each hole is themed to a wide range of pop cult references like Game of Thrones, E.T., Wizard of Oz, Jaws and The Simpsons. They also have childhood favourites such as Pacman and Monopoly. A super fun and quirky spot with the craziest of set-ups, it’s worth checking out if you haven’t. The photogenic setting also makes for good wefies and OOTDs.
Where: 3B River Valley Road
For more info: Visit www.holeymoley.com.sg or call 800-492-2410.
Work those legs at Bounce Singapore
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If you’re looking for a cardio-worthy session with your friends, look no further. At this indoor playground, you can bounce as high and as much as you like. Think bouncy castles for adults. The main area at Bounce Singapore is the Free-Jump Arena, where you can run wild around 28 interconnected trampolines, tumble tracks and banked walls. There’re also plenty of activities such as basketball dunking and dodgeball that you can challenge your friends to. If you’re into hardcore stuff, book a sesh at the X-Park Adventure Challenge Course, where you get to live out your Ninja-Warrior fantasies by navigating through various obstacles of different levels of difficulty.
Where: Cathay Cineleisure, #09-01, 8 Grange Road
For more info: Visit www.bounceinc.com.sg or call 6816-2879.
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Let loose at The Fragment Room
This is the perfect therapy for friends or colleagues who are constantly ranting, or when many of you have had one too many bad days. Let it all out at The Fragment Room, also known as the Rage Room. From about $38 per session, you get to smash things such as plates, cups, photo frames (with your ex’s photo), and even TVs and radio sets with a baseball bat to your heart’s content. You can also choose your preferred playlist and get a set of safety gear to rage in style. The best part? You get to have a smashing good time and you won’t need to worry about the mess.
Where: 3 Balestier Road
For more info: Visit www.thefragmentroom.com or call 6291-1519.
