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If criss-crossing balance beams suspended in mid-air sounds like your idea of fun, you’ve come to the right place. 

Singapore is home to plenty of obstacle courses that will push your mind and body to the limit and beyond. We’re talking about being a bona fide Ninja Warrior, careening through the skies at 60km/h and swinging on ropes like Tarzan. You’ll find all these and more in this list of obstacle courses in town.

An obstacle course at the X-Park at Bounce Inc Think you’re tough enough for these obstacle courses?

X-Park at BOUNCE Singapore
An obstacle course at the X-Park at Bounce Inc

Think you’ve got what it takes to complete the American Ninja Warrior circuit? Then battle your way through X-Park, Asia’s first Ninja Warrior-like adventure course. You’ll find this obstacle course at BOUNCE Singapore, an indoor trampoline park located at Cineleisure Orchard.

Your goal: to complete obstacles in the fastest and most creative way possible. You will be bouncing on trampolines, scaling bouldering walls, balancing on beams and zipping down an aerial runway. It’s the ultimate test of your agility, strength and force of will—you’ve been warned.

Cathay Cineleisure Orchard. 8 Grange Road #09-01, Singapore 239695. +65 6816 2879.
Mon-Thu 10am-7pm; Fri 10am-9pm; Sat 9am-9pm; Sun 9am-7pm.

Visit their website or call +65 6816 2879 to book.


Forest Adventure
A lady smiling while taking a high element obstacle at Forest Adventure

Shuffle across suspension bridges, climb rope ladders, and yell like Tarzan as you swing on trapezes—all while dangling in harnesses amid the lush canopies of Bedok Reservoir Park.

Forest Adventure is Singapore’s first treetop obstacle course, which features 69 crossings and six ziplines across three age-appropriate categories. 

Let your grit and determination guide you through the 44 obstacles of the Grand Course, and careen over the waters on three ziplines for a two-and-a-half-hour challenge. If you’re visiting with teenagers, they’ll be able to push the limits of their confidence on the Junior Course, which boasts 26 obstacles and takes approximately an hour and fifteen minutes to complete.

The young ’uns won’t feel left out here, either. Forest Adventure has a course designed for children at least 1.1 metres tall. Whip out your cameras and snap away as your brave kids tackle balancing beams, spider nets and zip lines at the Kids Course. 

Take note—most routes only have staff on hand to supervise your children during the initial stage. You can, however, choose to guide them through the course for a small fee.

Bedok Reservoir Park. 852 Bedok Reservoir Road, Singapore 479244. +65 8100 7420.
Tue, Wed & Fri 9.30am-6.00pm; Sat & Sun 9.30am-6.30pm.

Visit their website or call +65 8100 7420 to book.


Mega Adventure Park – Singapore
A high element obstacle MegaClimb at Mega Adventure Park Singapore in Sentosa

A triple-decker of daunting aerial obstacles, some as high as 15 metres, greets all thrill-seekers who stand before MegaClimb, one of four attractions in Mega Adventure Park – Singapore.

Be one of the intrepid visitors who take on MegaClimb’s 36 obstacles, ranging from spider webs and cargo nets to wobbly bridges and flying foxes.

If it’s the latter you are especially keen to tackle, then look no further than MegaZip. At 450 metres long and 75 metres high, Southeast Asia’s longest and steepest zip line will send you soaring, at speeds of up to 60km/h, above Sentosa’s rainforests and onto the white sands of Siloso Beach.

Sentosa. 10A Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099008. +65 6480 7199.
Daily 11am-7pm.


HydroDash
Two boys at Hydrodash Singapore’s first floating aqua park

For thrills, spills and fun with the entire family, spend the day on the sunny island of Sentosa at HydroDash

This massive floating playground and obstacle course is bound to delight both the young and the young at heart, and you’ll be able to beat the tropical heat while bounding, bouncing and sliding the afternoon away.

Hydro Dash comprises four exciting zones—categorised by difficulty—which means that your little daredevils will be able to push their limits without overstraining themselves.  Level one is suitable for children from the ages of five to eight, while levels two to four are for visitors aged nine and up.

Sentosa. Palawan Beach, Singapore 098498. +65 9783 7549. 
Mon-Fri noon-6pm; Sat & Sun 10am-7pm.

For detailed directions, visit their official website here.


TFX Millenia Walk

If you’re looking to push your physical boundaries to their limits, pay a visit to TFX Millenia Walk and brave the TerraX obstacle course.

This indoor obstacle course is housed within Singapore’s largest fitness centre, and consists of myriad stations, from strength obstacles like Tire Flips to dexterity challenges like the Spiderman Walk. You’ll certainly feel like Heracles if you can overcome these labours!

Millenia Walk. 9 Raffles Boulevard #02-63, Singapore 039596. +65 6820 9000.
Mon-Fri 6am-10pm; Sat 6am-9pm; Sun 8am-8pm.