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June School Holiday Deals Singapore 2026 — Best Activities & Promos for Families

Last updated & verified: 2 June 2026

Four weeks of school holidays. Four weeks of "I'm bored." The June holidays (30 May – 28 June 2026) are coming and keeping the kids entertained without going bankrupt is every parent's challenge. This guide rounds up the best deals, discounts, free events, and budget-friendly activities to help Singapore families make the most of the break without overspending. From free light festivals at Marina Bay to discounted attraction tickets on Klook, we've done the legwork so you don't have to.

June School Holiday Deals Singapore 2026 — Family activities

TL;DR

Complete guide to June school holiday deals in Singapore 2026. Budget-friendly activities, attraction discounts, holiday camps, and family events from 30 May to 28 Jun.

Best Platforms for June Holiday Deals

Book attractions, shop for activities, and find the best prices for the school holidays.

Key Dates: June School Holidays 2026

Mark your calendar — here are the important dates to plan around for the mid-year break.

1

30 May (Sat) — First day of June holidays

MOE schools break up. Expect crowds at attractions from this weekend.

2

5 Jun (Fri) — i Light Singapore & GastroBeats open

Free light art festival and food carnival at Marina Bay. Runs until 28 June.

3

6.6 Sale (6 Jun) — Shopee, Lazada & Klook campaigns

Expect platform-wide discounts, voucher drops, and flash deals on attraction tickets.

4

28 Jun (Sun) — Last day of June holidays

Back to school on 29 June. International school holidays continue through August.

Pro tip: The first week (30 May – 5 Jun) and last week (22 – 28 Jun) of the holidays tend to be less crowded at attractions. If you can be flexible with timing, weekday mornings offer the shortest queues and best experience for young kids.

Free Events & Festivals (June 2026)

Some of the best June holiday activities cost absolutely nothing. Here are the headline free events running during the school break.

FREE ENTRY

i Light Singapore 2026 — 5 to 28 June

Asia's leading sustainable light art festival returns to Marina Bay. Walk through stunning light installations created by artists from around the world, all themed around sustainability. Perfect for an evening family outing — kids love the interactive light displays. Best visited after 7:30 PM when the installations are fully lit. The Bayfront area around Marina Bay Sands is the main venue.

Marina Bay area | Daily from 7:30 PM

FREE ENTRY

GastroBeats 2026 — 5 to 28 June

Running alongside i Light, GastroBeats celebrates its 5th anniversary at Bayfront Event Space. Expect dozens of food vendors serving local classics and fusion dishes, live music performances, and family-friendly entertainment. Entry is free — you only pay for food. A great pairing with i Light for a full evening out.

Bayfront Event Space (beside MBS) | Food for buy

FREE

NLB Holiday Programmes

The National Library Board runs free holiday workshops, storytelling sessions, and reading programmes at public libraries across Singapore during the June break. Themes change each month — check the NLB website or GoLibrary app for the June schedule. Sessions are popular and fill up fast, so register early.

Various library branches | Registration required

NParks Guided Nature Walks

Free weekend heritage and nature tours at parks like Fort Canning Park, Singapore Botanic Gardens, and various nature reserves. A great way to keep kids active outdoors while they learn about Singapore's biodiversity. Check the NParks website for the June holiday walk schedule.

Various parks | Weekend mornings

National Gallery Singapore — Keppel Centre for Art Education

Free for Singaporeans and PRs, the Keppel Centre for Art Education at the National Gallery lets children paint giant walls, build bamboo structures, and engage with rotating creative installations. They run special holiday programmes too — check the Gallery's events page for the June lineup.

Free for SG/PR | Paid for tourists

For more free ideas, check our Free Things to Do in Singapore This Weekend guide, which we update every Friday with new events and activities.

Best Attraction Deals for June Holidays

If you're planning visits to paid attractions, booking through platforms like Klook almost always saves you money compared to walk-in prices. Here are the best deals to look out for during the June break.

BEST VALUE

Mandai Wildlife Group (Zoo, River Wonders, Bird Paradise)

Multi-park passes offer the best value if you plan to visit more than one Mandai park. The Singapore Zoo on Klook is typically 10–15% cheaper than walk-in. The new Mandai ZooSchool also launches on 2 June — Singapore's first wildlife adventure school for kids aged 3 to 12. Sessions start from S$62.

Klook price from ~$38/adult | Walk-in ~$48

Universal Studios Singapore

USS tickets on Klook are consistently 10–20% off walk-in prices. During the 6.6 sale (6 June), expect additional voucher codes that can stack with platform discounts. USS runs at peak pricing during June holidays, so booking online in advance is essential for savings. Tip: visiting on weekdays is noticeably less crowded than weekends.

Klook from ~$74/adult | Walk-in $84

Science Centre Singapore

One of the best value-for-money family attractions in Singapore. Adult tickets are just $12 (kids $8), and they run special holiday workshops and shows during the June break. The Omni-Theatre and Butterflies Up-Close exhibits are worth the small add-on fee. Great for a rainy day — you can easily spend 3–4 hours here.

$12 adult / $8 child | Jurong East

Gardens by the Bay Conservatories

The Flower Dome and Cloud Forest are perennially popular during school holidays. Klook combo tickets for both conservatories offer better value than buying separately at the door. Singapore residents get discounted rates. Pair your visit with the free Supertree Grove light show at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM.

Klook from ~$20/adult (resident) | Walk-in $32

S.E.A. Aquarium / Singapore Oceanarium

The world-class aquarium at Sentosa is a hit with kids of all ages. The Ocean Journey walkthrough tunnel is mesmerising. Book on Klook for up to 15% off. Combine with a USS visit using a multi-attraction pass for maximum savings.

Klook from ~$35/adult | Walk-in ~$41

For a complete list of attraction deals with promo codes, see our Best Klook Deals Singapore guide — updated monthly with the latest bank-specific discount codes.

Sentosa Deals & Packages

Sentosa is the go-to destination for families during school holidays. Here's how to get the most out of your visit without paying full price.

UP TO 55% OFF

Sentosa Fun Discovery Pass

The all-in-one digital pass covers 80+ attractions, dining outlets, and retail shops on Sentosa. Starting from S$60, it includes 60–130 tokens valid for 180 days plus 2 free island admissions. The pass is shareable among family and friends. Best value if you're visiting multiple attractions across the holiday period rather than trying to cram everything into one day.

From S$60 | Valid 180 days | Shareable

Free Sentosa Islander Membership

Sign up for a free Sentosa Islander membership before your visit to unlock 100+ deals and discounts on dining, attractions, and even free parking on certain days. It costs nothing to join and the savings add up fast if you're spending a full day on the island. Register on the Sentosa website or app.

Free to join | Instant discounts

Skyline Luge Sentosa — From ~S$15

A family favourite — the downhill luge cart ride with scenic sky gondola is one of the best value activities on Sentosa. Multi-ride passes offer better per-ride pricing. Book on Klook for discounted rates. Kids must be at least 6 years old (or 85cm to ride with an adult).

From ~S$15 on Klook | Sentosa

Free Sentosa Activities

Don't forget the free things on Sentosa: Palawan Beach and Siloso Beach are free (walk in via the Boardwalk for free entry to the island), the Sentosa Nature Discovery trail is free, and kids love the beach playgrounds. Pack your own snacks and towels to save on F&B costs.

Free entry via Sentosa Boardwalk

Planning a family day at Sentosa? Read our detailed Cheap Family Attractions Singapore guide for more budget-friendly ideas.

Budget-Friendly Holiday Camps

Holiday camps keep kids engaged and learning while giving parents a breather. Here are options across different budgets.

BUDGETFrom S$20/session

Community Centre (CC) Programmes

People's Association Community Centres run subsidised holiday programmes from S$20–$50 per session. Activities include sports, arts and crafts, coding, and cooking. Check the PA website or your nearest CC for the June holiday schedule. Registration opens early — popular sessions fill within days.

BUDGETFrom S$50/session

ActiveSG Sports Programmes

ActiveSG offers affordable sports programmes from S$50–$80 per session at public facilities across Singapore. Swimming, badminton, tennis, and multi-sport camps are popular choices. Book through the ActiveSG app. These are among the cheapest structured activities available during the holidays.

MID-RANGES$200–$500/week

Enrichment & STEAM Camps

Coding camps, robotics workshops, art intensives, and science camps fall in this bracket. Many providers offer early-bird discounts of 10–20% if you sign up before mid-May. Look for sibling discounts too — some programmes offer 10–15% off for the second child. The Artground also runs affordable immersive theatre programmes starting from S$12 per session.

PREMIUMS$500–$1,200/week

Multi-Activity & Wildlife Camps

Full-day multi-activity camps and the new Mandai ZooSchool (launching 2 June) fall in this bracket. Mandai ZooSchool turns kids aged 3–12 into junior wildlife heroes with behind-the-scenes zookeeper experiences and animal encounters. Choose between 2-hour sessions or full-day adventures. Premium, but a genuinely unique experience.

Early-bird tip: Most holiday camp providers open registration in early May. Signing up before the deadline typically saves 10–20% off standard rates. Set a reminder for the first week of May to check your preferred providers.

Indoor Activities for Rainy Days

June falls in the inter-monsoon period, so expect occasional heavy showers. Having a few indoor options ready means the rain won't derail your plans.

Science Centre Singapore

S$12/adult, S$8/child. Over 1,000 interactive exhibits. Holiday workshops and science shows run throughout June. Easily 3–4 hours of entertainment.

Singapore Discovery Centre

S$15/adult, S$10/child. Interactive exhibits on Singapore's history and defence. The 4D theatre and escape room experiences are popular with older kids.

Public Libraries

Free. Air-conditioned reading, holiday storytelling sessions, and interactive programmes. The library@harbourfront and Jurong Regional Library are particularly family-friendly with dedicated kids' sections.

Mall Playgrounds & Indoor Play Areas

Free to S$25. Many malls have free play areas (City Square Mall, Waterway Point). Paid indoor playgrounds like Kiztopia, Tayo Station, and Amazonia typically offer holiday bundles or off-peak pricing on weekdays.

HomeTeamNS Dip 'N Splash — 6 & 7 June

Inflatable obstacle courses, kayaking, and Aqua Adventure at Bedok Reservoir. A splashy start to the holidays — check the HomeTeamNS website for registration and pricing. Members get discounted rates.

Money-Saving Tips for Parents

Maximise your holiday budget with these practical tips.

1. Book on Klook, not at the door

This is the single biggest money saver. Klook prices are typically 10–30% cheaper than walk-in for most Singapore attractions. Stack with bank promo codes (DBS/POSB, Citi, HSBC, OCBC all have active Klook partnerships) for additional S$10–$50 off. Check our Klook deals guide for the latest codes.

2. Hit the 6.6 sale hard

The 6 June sale on Shopee, Lazada, and Klook coincides perfectly with the school holidays. Expect flash deals on attraction tickets, dining vouchers, and travel packages. Add items to your cart beforehand and set alarms for the midnight voucher drops.

3. Mix free and paid activities

Plan your four weeks with a mix — you don't need a paid activity every day. Free options like i Light Singapore, library programmes, playground visits (Admiralty Park has Singapore's longest slide), and beach days can fill multiple days per week while paid attractions become special treats.

4. Pack your own food and water

Food at attractions is marked up 30–50%. Packing sandwiches, snacks, and refillable water bottles saves a family of four S$30–$50 per outing. Most attractions have picnic areas or nearby parks where you can eat.

5. Use credit card dining deals for family meals

When you do eat out, leverage credit card dining deals for 1-for-1 mains, cashback, or restaurant discounts. DBS, UOB, and OCBC all have strong dining promotions that can cut a family restaurant bill by 20–50%.

6. Visit attractions on weekday mornings

Weekday mornings during term time are the quietest, but even within the holidays, Monday to Thursday mornings are noticeably less crowded than weekends. Some attractions also offer off-peak pricing on weekdays.

KKday for school holiday activities

KKday offers unique experiences perfect for school holidays — guided food tours, outdoor adventures, and day trips to JB or Batam. Compare prices with Klook before booking.

Browse holiday activities on KKday →

Frequently Asked Questions

When are the June school holidays in Singapore 2026?

The June 2026 school holidays for MOE schools run from Saturday, 30 May to Sunday, 28 June 2026. International schools typically have summer holidays starting from late June through August 2026.

What are the cheapest activities for kids during June holidays?

Free options include i Light Singapore (light festival at Marina Bay, 5–28 Jun), GastroBeats food carnival (free entry, 5–28 Jun), NLB library programmes, NParks nature walks, and public playgrounds. For paid activities, Community Centre programmes (from S$20) and ActiveSG sports sessions (from S$50) are the most affordable structured options.

Are there June holiday deals on Singapore attractions?

Yes. Most major attractions run holiday promotions. The Sentosa Fun Discovery Pass offers up to 55% off 80+ attractions. Klook and Pelago offer 10–30% off walk-in prices for most Singapore attractions year-round, with additional discounts during the 6.6 sale. Bank credit cards (DBS, UOB, OCBC) also have seasonal promos.

What free events are happening in June 2026?

The two headline events are i Light Singapore (5–28 June), a sustainable light art festival at Marina Bay with free installations, and GastroBeats (5–28 June), a food carnival at Bayfront Event Space with free entry. NParks runs free guided nature walks, and many museums offer free or discounted admission during the holiday period.

How can I save money on June holiday activities?

Book attraction tickets through Klook (10–30% off walk-in), use bank credit card promo codes for additional discounts, buy multi-attraction passes like the Sentosa Fun Discovery Pass, sign up for free Sentosa Islander membership, check for early-bird holiday camp discounts, and alternate between free and paid activities throughout the four-week break.

Shop Shopee 6.6 Deals

Stock up on toys, art supplies, outdoor gear, and kids' clothing for the June holidays at 6.6 flash deal prices.

Shop Shopee deals →

Budget craft supplies on Taobao

Art materials, science kits, party supplies, and activity sets at factory prices. Ship via forwarders.

Browse Taobao →

Planning Your June Holiday Budget?

Check our other guides to stretch your dollar even further during the school break.

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Attraction prices, ticket deals, and availability are verified at time of publication but may change without notice.

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