Check Out the Eight Top Novelty Shops in Singapore
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Check Out the Eight Best Novelty Shops in Singapore

Check Out the Eight Best Novelty Shops in Singapore

Tired of the usual ref magnets or keychains as souvenirs from Singapore? If you’re looking for something unique to give as gift or memorabilia, novelty shops are the place to be. These boutique-style stores are sprouting like mushrooms in Singapore, serving as a treasure trove for anyone looking for something quirky and extraordinary. So, ready your wallets as we bring you the eight best novelty shops in Singapore.

Monoyono

You can find a water bottle and a coin purse rolled into one at Monoyono, where the offerings are not only quirky but also practical. This shop sells uniquely designed tumblers, tote bags, notebooks, stickers, and postcards. In case you’re wondering, the store’s name means “My One N Only, Your One N Only.”

Monument Lifestyle

Located along Duxton Road, Monument Lifestyle offers lifestyle apparel and American labels. Aside from clothing, this shop also sells quirky items such as plushies and postcards. Its store exudes a laidback vibe reminiscent of Los Angeles’ beaches. Monument Lifestyle doubles as a café, where you can order a cup of coffee paired with a hot Belgian waffle.

Cat Socrates

As the name suggests, Cat Socrates is big on everything about our feline furry friends. This one-of-a-kind store offers cat-inspired pillows, tote bags, and more. But if you’re not a fan of meows, there is still something for you in this shop. You can find analogue cameras, tin robots, and handcrafted journals that you can gift to friends or yourself!

Precious Thoughts

If you’re into collectible items, Precious Thoughts is the perfect place for you. It has action figures from Marvel and DC. It also has toy collectibles from your favorite Disney films such as Frozen, The Little Mermaid, Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, and so much more!

BooksActually

An independent bookshop offering fiction and literary journals, BooksActually sells rare titles and obscure editions. But if books aren’t your thing (why, though?), you can also check out their stationaries and handstitched notebooks. This store largely operates online and only opens during pop-up events.

Design Orchard

Specializing in local labels, this store offers everything from bags to hats to clothing. Aside from promoting Singapore-based designers, this shop also advocates for green living by selling sustainable items.

Supermama

If you’re into porcelain items, Supermama has got it all for you. This shop is known for its hand-painted plates, bowls, and plates with designs that are distinct to Singapore. Supermama doubles as a studio and a gallery. Its flagship store is located along Beach Road, but it also has an outlet at Jewel Changi Airport.

Kapok

Kapok was established in 2006 by Arnault Castel. The first store is in Hong Kong, but its Singapore outlet is the largest in the world. It offers an array of sneaker brands such as Stepney Workers Brand and Cariuma. It also has bags, clothes, and other household accessories such as candles and soaps.

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Miffy, Everyone’s Favorite Little Dutch Bunny, is at Changi Airport!
20250317 Miffy Changi Photo by Changi Airport/Website

Happy 70th birthday to Nijntje, the little bunny we all love!

In celebration of her 70th birthday, Miffy has been holding different celebrations all around the globe – Singapore included! Miffy will be visiting the Lion City from Mar. 14 to May 12, 2025, for a delightful adventure and fun-filled experience for everyone.

But first, who is Miffy?

Miffy is a mouth-less, little white rabbit created by Dutch artist Dick Bruna, and was “born” in 1955. She was originally drawn like a fluffy toy with floppy ears, but from 1963 onwards, she became the Miffy that now know today – with her ears and little black eyes drawn with minimalistic black graphic lines. 

In Dutch, she is known as Nijntje, from the Dutch word konijntje meaning “little bunny.” 

Miffy’s Garden at Changi Airport

The entrance of the Miffy pop up at Changi airport, decorated with primary colors
Photo from Website/Changi Airport

Landing in a giant hot air balloon, join Miffy on an adventure in a charming spring garden! Take unforgettable photos, bring home Miffy merchandise, and get premium Changi-Miffy premiums from Mar. 14 to May 12, 2025! 

Miffy’s Playground

A preview of the ball pit in Miffy's playground at Changi Airport
Photo from Website/Changi Airport

Children can bounce, slide, and have a fun time with Miffy and Friends at Miffy’s Playground! It’s a giant inflatable ball pit with a two-meter slide that’s sure to give the young ones a fun-filled time!

To get a pass, every S$50 (S$80 at Supermarket) spent at participating outlets in Changi Airport’s public areas (T1-T4, excluding Jewel Changi Airport) will allow you to redeem one discounted Activity Pass to Miffy’s Playground at just S$5!

Direct passes are also available at S$15 per Activity Pass. Accompany Adult passes are also available for S$10 per Activity Pass. 

Redeem a Miffy’s Playground Pass here.

Location: T3 Public, Level 2, Departure Hall, opposite Check-in Row 11

Operating Hours: 5 PM to 10 PM (Fridays), 12 PM to 10 PM (Weekends, School Holidays, Public Holidays)

Duration: 30 minutes (including briefing)

Miffy Photo Spots

A look into the Miffy's home photo spot
Photo from Website/Changi Airport
Miffy and Friends, Boris, Brenda, and more.
Photo from Website/Changi Airport

Dive into the storybook world of Miffy and Friends and capture the childlike joy and wonder in pictures! Photo spots include Miffy’s Garden (T3 Departures), Miffy’s Hangout (T3 Basement 2), Miffy at ST3PS, and Miffy’s Home (T2 Departures).

Don’t miss out on the chance to score exclusive Miffy merch at the Miffy pop-up stores located in several locations around Changi Airport.

Celebrate Miffy’s 70th birthday and join in the fun with Miffy and Friends!

For more information and updates, follow Changi Airport on their FacebookX (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram pages!

Locations: Terminal 3: Level 2 Departure Hall, Basement 2 (Opposite Kopitiam), Basement 2 (Beside Swensen’s), Terminal 2: Level 2 (Beside Kenangan Coffee), Terminal 4: Level 2 (Beside Starbuck’s)

Opening Hours: 10 AM to 10 PM daily

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New Capsule Stay Launches in Singapore: CUBE Social@Boat Quay
CUBE Photo by CUBE Boutique Capsule Hotels

CUBE Boutique Capsule Hotels is bringing its signature blend of comfort and affordability to one of Singapore’s most iconic waterfront spots. 

The newly launched CUBE Social@Boat Quay offers a fresh take on capsule stays, combining smart design with a lively social atmosphere in the heart of the city.

Located along the historic Singapore River, Boat Quay’s mix of heritage shophouses and modern skyscrapers sets the scene for CUBE’s latest venture. By day, it’s a charming riverside district; by night, a buzzing hub of bars and restaurants — making it the perfect base for travelers looking to explore the city.

The three-story hotel houses 72 sleek, insulated capsules with queen and single bed options, plus 13 private rooms (one wheelchair-accessible) for small groups or families. Each capsule is designed for comfort, featuring temperature control, noise insulation, a universal power outlet, and thoughtful touches like a vanity mirror, bedside light, and ample luggage storage.

 If you’re a solo female traveler or have safety concerns, there is a dedicated 20-bed female-only section that offers a much-appreciated level of privacy and comfort. 

Verandah
Courtesy of CUBE Boutique Capsule Hotels

Whether you’re on your own wanting to meet people, or with a group of friends, CUBE Social is all about making connections. Guests can unwind in the stylish bar lounge with all-day refreshments, challenge each other to board games, or soak in riverfront views from the outdoor verandah. 

Cube bar
Courtesy of CUBE Boutique Capsule Hotels

There’s even a private soundproof booth for calls and stationary bikes for a quick and efficient workout. Complimentary amenities, from slippers to disposable underwear, ensure a hassle-free stay.

Looking ahead, CUBE Social@Boat Quay is eyeing expansion into Southeast Asia, with destinations like Bali, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Penang, and Sydney on the radar.

Location: CUBE Social@Boat Quay, 70, 71, 72 Boat Quay, Singapore 049859

For more information, visit CUBE Social@Boat Quay on their website, or on Instagram and Facebook

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Changi Airport Terminal 2 Unveils A New Wellness Space for Travelers
20250219 Fit Fun Zone Changi Photo by Changi Airport/X

Traveling isn’t going to stop your pump day! Changi Airport T2 made sure of that. 

Changi Airport Terminal 2 presents a new space to beat the travel stress away before your next flight. Introducing the Fit&Fun Zone, a 400-square meter wellness space made to keep travelers of all ages active and entertained, as well as to fight the fatigue that comes with traveling.

Located on the 3rd Level of the Transit Area, the Fit&Fun Zone is open 24/7, includes five colorful zones that are inspired by the emotions felt by travelers, and invites travelers to some light exercise and recreation

This new addition is part of the reopening of the Changi Airport Terminal 2 in 2023 and is dubbed by the Changi Airport as “the first of its kind in an airport.”

The Five Zones of the Fit&Fun Zone

The green swinging pendulum chairs give travelers a moment to relax
Courtesy of Changi Airport/Website

The Green Zone

Sit on the swinging pendulum chairs and take a moment to relax while overlooking the serene Dreamscape and digital sky. This tranquil zone aims to provide the perfect place for rest and peace from the busy airport. 

The Orange Zone

In the mood to release some stress after experiencing some travel mishaps? Get your heart pumping and destress by punching some Spar Pods (which are soft punching bags and 3D wall petal structures!). 

The spar pods allow travelers to destress.
Courtesy of Changi Airport/Website
The lumi-weights change colors every time in response to the effort you put.
Courtesy of Changi Airport/Website

The Pink Zone

Get your arm workout with the Lumi-weights. They are pull-down levers, ranging from two to eight kilos each, with vibrant, color-changing ball lights that change in response to the effort you're putting into pulling them. 

The Beat Bouncer trampolines are perfect to tire out kids before a long-haul flight
Courtesy of Changi Airport/Website
The Tangle Tunnel allows travelers to test their agility.
Courtesy of Changi Airport/Website

The Yellow Zone

Get your hearts pumping by bouncing around at the Beat Bouncers. Each of the trampolines begins to play music as soon as you step in, and invites everyone to bounce, dance, and groove to the beat. 

The Blue Zone

Feed into your adventurous spirit by trying out the Tangle Tunnel. Navigate through the rope maze inside a nature-inspired and organically shaped cave for a fun experience — and to test your agility!

For more information and updates, follow Changi Airport on their Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram pages!

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See the History of the Marina Bay Sands at the SkyPark Observation Deck
20250205 Skyline Singapore Photo by Marina Bay Sands/Website

The Marina Bay Sands offers a new way to learn more about their history and explore Singapore.

Visitors are invited to see the SkyPark Observation Deck’s newest showcase, “Skyline Singapore: Stories from Above,” an exhibit exploring the story of the Marina Bay Sands and its past, present, and future. The exhibit debuted on Jan. 17, 2025, and coincides with the 15th birthday of the Marina Bay Sands and the 60th birthday of Singapore

The exhibition highlights the story of what once was a reclaimed land, and is now a globally renowned district and symbol of Singapore. Here, guests and visitors can find out about the best-kept secrets, architecture, and history of the Marina Bay Sands, while also taking a glimpse into the vibrant neighborhoods and culture of Singapore.

One of the attractions at the Skyline Singapore: Stories from Above Exhibition
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One of the attractions at the Skyline Singapore: Stories from Above Exhibition
Courtesy of Marina Bay Sands/Facebook

Here are some of the main attractions of the “Skyline Singapore: Stories from Above” exhibit.

Through the Years: Marina Bay Timeline

Combining historical photographs and informative interpretation, viewers can get a glimpse of how the Marina Bay looked like from the 1800s to the present and gain a deeper understanding of the rationale behind the development of Marina Bay. 

Making of Marina Bay Sands

The creation of the resort is the focus of this part of the exhibit, from its initial conception and visionary design by architect Moshe Safdie to its complex construction process. It also highlights the techniques and sustainable practices that were done to bring the Marina Bay Sands to life, giving guests an understanding of the craftsmanship and creativity involved in the creation of the iconic resort. 

Rise of an Architectural and Cultural Landmark

This exhibit gives a more in-depth background behind the development of the Marina Bay Sands, from its construction to its rise as a cultural and architectural landmark in Singapore. 

Celebration of Singapore’s Sights and Cultural Districts

The showcase continues with a celebration of Singapore at the 56th Level of the SkyPark Observation Deck. There, visitors can see a striking LED wall that shows the iconic landmarks of the Lion City, as well as a deep dive into Singapore’s diverse and vibrant neighborhoods like Kampong Glam, Chinatown, and Joo Chiat. 

Interpretative Panels

Panels of sights and cultural districts in Singapore can be seen on the Observation Decks at Levels 56 and 57. Some of the sights seen in the panels are the Gardens by the Bay, the Singapore Flyer, Esplanade, and the Marina Barrage

Leaving a Mark at SkyPark

Visitors can “leave a mark” at the Level 56 lobby by engaging with an interactive world map. There, visitors can mark their place of origin and even vote for what they think Marina Bay would look like in the future based on AI-generated concepts. 

Skyline Singapore: Stories from Above tickets are available on their website, priced at S$35 (Adult), S$31 (Concession), and S$27.50 (Family Package of 4). Grab your tickets here!

For more information, check out the Marina Bay Sands’ attraction website here and their Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram pages. 

Location: Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck, 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956 

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Reservations for Mandai Rainforest Resort Publicly Open on Jan. 24
Image 1 Staycations start from 2 April 2025 at Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Image credit to Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree Photo by Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree

Immerse yourself in nature while still being near the city. Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree recently announced that they will start accepting reservations on Jan. 24, 2025, for stays from April 2, 2025 onward.

Nestled within the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, the resort provides easy access to zoological parks – Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, and the Rainforest Wild Asia.

Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree presents a variety of rooms and suite categories – from standard rooms and suites to family rooms with a bunk bed offering views of the rainforest, garden, and the Upper Seletar Reservoir. The uniquely designed treehouses, each with a private patio, also provide a tranquil retreat for couples.

Highlights of the resort include the following:

  • 338 guest rooms and suites including 24 treehouses
  • Unobstructed views of the Upper Seletar Reservoir from the Rooftop pool
  • Two dining experiences – Forage and Planter’s Shed.
    • Forage overlooks the tranquil reservoir, offering a “Trust the Chef menu and a delicious arrangement of fresh, daily sourced ingredients. These include produce from the resort’s rooftop edible garden.
    • Planter’s Shed is an all-day dining restaurant, featuring local and international cuisine with buffet options for breakfast and dinner, as well as live cooking stations and a roving tableside service for an interactive dining experience. Ala carte menus are available at lunchtime.
  • The award-winning Banyan Tree Spa with invigorating spa treatments to restore both mind and body. Some of their services include detoxifying body wraps made with natural ingredients like turmeric and ginger, or signature massages that enhance circulation and alleviate muscle fatigue.
  • The Banyan Tree Gallery houses locally inspired merchandise, allowing guests to bring home a meaningful keepsake of their stay.

For inquiries and reservations, visit the Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree website or email them at [email protected]. Room prices will be reflected on the website starting Jan. 24, 2025.

For more updates, follow the Mandai Wildlife Reserve on their Facebook and Instagram pages.

Location: Mandai Rainforest Resort, 60 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore

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Raffles Sentosa Singapore To Welcome Guests On Mar. 1
Raffles Photo by Website/Raffles.com

One of Singapore’s most anticipated hotel openings of the year has finally set a date! Raffles Sentosa Singapore has announced that it's currently taking bookings and inquiries for stays and events ahead of its Mar. 1 opening.

Over 135 years after the original Raffles opened its doors, the second Raffles in Singapore opens a new chapter for the brand, nestled within 100,000 square meters of sprawling tropical gardens perched on a hilltop and boasting views of the South China Sea.

“Raffles Sentosa Singapore will be an enchanting sanctuary, where nature, heritage, and wellness come together with the legendary traditions and world-class hospitality of the Raffles brand to create truly unforgettable experiences,” said Cavaliere Giovanni Viterale, Cluster General Manager of Raffles Sentosa Singapore and Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa. “The resort will also offer the perfect setting for private retreats, family gatherings, and celebrating significant milestones.”

News on the second Raffles property was announced before the pandemic back in 2019, and was originally slated to open in 2022. The country’s first all-villa hotel is poised to be a serene, secluded sanctuary for extended stays, only fifteen minutes away from the city-state’s central business district, and twenty-five from Changi International Airport.

Designed by international studio Yabu Pushelberg, the resort’s 62 contemporary villas are all equipped with private pools & terraces, and range in size from 260 square meters for one-bedroom villas to 450 square meters for four-bedroom villas.

Presidential Villa
Photo from Website/Raffles.com

As wellness will be the focus of the resort, guests can enjoy the Raffles Sentosa Spa and their wide range of well-being experiences in its thirteen treatment rooms. Other highlights include the stunning Raffles Ballroom which can seat up to 400 guests, the Garden Room & Terrace, and five restaurants and lounges that offer flavors from Italian, Cantonese, and Japanese cuisines. The property’s signature dining spots include the Italian Empire Grill, Royal China, and the Japanese omakase, Hashida.

Raffles’ iconic experiences such as the Raffles Butlers service and Raffles Afternoon Tea will also be available at the resort, along with Sentosa Sling cocktail which will debut as part of Raffles' legendary welcome.

Raffles Afternoon Tea
Photo from Website/Raffles.com

For inquiries, visit their website. You can also follow Raffles Hotels on Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram for updates.

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Plan Your Dream Voyage with These Cruises Departing from Singapore
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We’re ringing in the new year by kickstarting your travel plans. Tired of getting on flights or staycations? Why not try something new by hopping on a boat for an oceanic holiday?

Set sail from the vibrant shores of Singapore and embark on unforgettable journeys across Southeast Asia and beyond. This bustling cruise hub offers access to some of the world’s finest cruise lines, each promising a unique and exciting experience. Whether you’re a family looking for some fun bonding time, a couple seeking a romantic getaway, or simply someone set on going on a luxurious and relaxing retreat, you’re bound to find these and more aboard a cruise.

Keep scrolling to see the best cruises departing from Singapore that will show you how sweet life on deck could be!

Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Cruise ship
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This cruise line lives up to its name and treats each guest aboard its ships like A-listers. Cruises from Singapore give you the chance to stop at stunning ports in Thailand, Vietnam, and Japan — allowing guests to immerse in local culture. In addition to this, some itineraries offer an overnight stay in Singapore which gives you time to explore the city’s thrilling nightlife and world-famous skyline views.

Guests can expect to enjoy a wide range of activities and facilities aboard two of its most popular ships departing from the city-state’s shores: Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Millenium. The latter features an incredible sunset bar, sky lounge, and other visionary outdoor spaces where you can have a drink or two while enjoying breathtaking views of the ocean. The ships also host a variety of restaurants and cafes that will keep you full and satisfied throughout your stay, and even offer room service should you want to relax within the confines of one of their grand staterooms. Some activities you can enjoy on this fleet include spa and fitness classes, sports at sea, live entertainment such as concerts, camps for kids, and casinos for adults.

Most itineraries range from 11 to 15 nights starting from S$1,400 (US$1,026). You can browse through them here.

Resorts World Cruises

Genting Dreams ship
Photo from Website/rwcruises.com

No one does it like Resorts World. Whether it’s hospitality at one of their hotels or providing leisure and family activities through theme parks and events, this franchise by Genting Group knows how to sprinkle a little magic into your holidays.

And yes, you can experience it aboard one of their fleets that sail directly from Singapore to destinations like Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Indonesia, and more.

You can choose between two- or five-night round trips and explore the many wonders Southeast Asia has to offer aboard the Genting Dream or Star Scorpio. Each ship provides guests with unique experiences from world-class dining, spa treatments, zipline adventures and water activities, shopping opportunities, workshops, and even thrilling nightlife on the high seas at the Zouk Beach Club. The ships also have a boutique hotel called The Palace with private facilities and 24-hour butler service.

This cruise is perfect for families with children as it has something for guests of all ages. A weekend cruise can cost as low as S$298 (US$219). You can check their itineraries here.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Regent Seven Seas Cruises
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Be treated like royalty and explore more than 500 global destinations aboard the world’s most luxurious cruise liner. When this luxury cruise line says it's all-inclusive, they really mean it. Everything from shore excursions, Wi-Fi, and laundry to gratuities, top-shelf liquor, and a pre-cruise hotel stay is included in the fares.

There are about eight cruises that depart from Singapore and travel to cities such as Hong Kong, Sydney, Cape Town, Lisbon, and Abu Dhabi. Voyages range from two weeks to two months! A trip from Singapore to Hong Kong for 14 nights, for example, has an all-inclusive fare of S$17,172 (US$12,599) and has pitstops in Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam.

Feel like a king or queen in their spacious suites across eight decks. The ship also features a beautiful pool where you can lounge your days away as well as a host of activities and things to do from cooking classes, afternoon tea, and games, to a myriad of evening entertainment, and spa and fitness classes. This cruise screams "romantic getaway" and is a great choice for couples looking for a sweet ocean holiday.

Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Cruise Ship
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Discover thrilling destinations in Asia through 11-to-15-day excursions this year. Book your seascapes with Norwegian Cruise Line and be treated to a luxurious stay aboard this award-winning cruise ship.

Apart from dining under the stars, guests can also enjoy a range of activities and special perks from buffets and live entertainment to unlimited open bar and sunset views for a captivating end to each day on board. This cruise also features the first and only race track at sea and has more than 20 world-class restaurants. Can you imagine? Going full throttle on a track with ocean views? It goes without saying that this cruise liner is proving that there’s more to a holiday. Definitely one of the best cruises from Singapore.

An 11-day cruise to Vietnam from Singapore aboard the Norwegian Spirit is offered at S$912 (US$669) with stops in several ports in Thailand. Check it out here.

Royal Caribbean International

Ovation Ship
Photo from Website/royalcaribbean.com

This cruise liner offers short cruises for as low as S$409 (US$300) to Penang, Phuket, and other parts of Southeast Asia, so if you’re looking for something a bit more on budget, the Royal Caribbean Cruises can give you just that without sacrificing luxury and enjoyment on board. You can also opt for a longer cruise on their voyages to Tokyo, Brisbane, and Bali!

Whichever you decide, each luxurious ship is designed to impress, entertain, and provide the most fantastic holiday experience for its guests from its massive swimming pools and charming dining spots down to its thrilling shows and facilities. The Ovation Of the Seas, for one, which is one of their popular fleets, features the Flowrider, a surf simulator pool, and The North Star, a jewel-shaped capsule that shows you stunning 360-degree views as you gently ascend 300 feet above sea level!

Disney Cruise Line

Disney Adventure
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Whether you’re a Disney fan or not, the Disney Cruise Line promises guests a one-of-a-kind voyage aboard their latest fleet, the Disney Adventure.

There’s so much to see, do, and experience here across its seven themed areas inspired by stories in the Disney, Pixar, and Marvel universes. Whether you’re looking for a simple stay with your loved one or to go all out with luxury and personalized services, this cruise liner knows how to cater to its guests — to tickle their fancies and make their dream holiday a reality the way their films often end in Happily Ever After.

One of the most impressive features of the Disney Adventure is its splash zones on the upper decks and the range of rides and attractions within the Marvel area. Yes, you heard that right. RIDES. This fleet has the Ironcycle Test Run — the first roller coaster on the Disney Cruise Line and the longest at sea spanning over 820 feet! On top of this, you can enjoy the traditional perks of being on a cruise holiday such as spa treatments, immersive dining experiences, shopping, and world-class entertainment.

The Disney Adventure doesn’t set sail till the end of 2025, but bookings are already open and are selling out fast! The 3-night inaugural voyage cruise starts at S$2,099 for two guests. 4-night voyages start from S$1,766, while 5-night voyages start from S$3,609.

Itineraries from January 2026 sail dates can already be viewed here.

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