Trickeye Singapore

The basics

The Trick Eye Museum is divided into four different themed areas. Download an app to interact with the exhibits: relax in nature in the Eco Garden; slay dragons in AR Trickeye; swim with whales in Aqua Trickeye; and capture the perfect Instagram shots in Rainbow Garden. A visit to the Trick Eye Museum can be easily combined with other attractions on Sentosa Island. Visit as part of a private tour, or explore independently as part of a multi-attraction pass.

Things to know before you go

• Don’t forget your phone or camera—photos are the key to enjoying trick art.
• The interactive museum is ideal for families with kids.
• The museum is wheelchair and stroller accessible, though it may be difficult to maneuver with large strollers.
• There are no lockers or storage facilities.

How to get there

The museum is located at Southside, next to the Siloso Point Cable Car Station on Sentosa Island. Take the Sentosa Express or bus 123 to Beach Station, then transfer to the Sentosa Beach Shuttle and get off at Siloso Point, or take intra-island bus A or C to Siloso Point. The closest parking is at Southside, which offers paid parking. The entrance is opposite the Fort Siloso Sky Walk.

When to get there

The museum is open daily from late morning to early evening, with last admission 1 hour before closing time. All visitors must book a time slot before entering the museum. Plan to spend around an hour inside the museum, which also makes for a good escape from the rain and the heat. Sentosa Island is the busiest during weekends and public holidays, especially school holidays in March, June, September, and December.

Other attractions on Sentosa Island

Off the southern coast of Singapore, the island of Sentosa offers a wide variety of attractions and ways to stay entertained. Popular options include Universal Studios, Adventure Cove Waterpark, Skyline Luge and Skyride, MegaZip Adventure Park, Marine Life Park, S.E.A. Aquarium, 4D AdventureLand, KidZania, Madame Tussauds, Wave House, Fort Siloso, along with several beaches, including Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach, and Tanjong Beach.