The Ultimate Big Kid Bucket List

As kids, there were plenty of things we wanted to do but couldn’t. Maybe our parents said no, maybe it was too expensive, or maybe we were simply too young. Now that we’re adults with our own money, consider this the ultimate big kids’ bucket list, filled with experiences that let you embrace your inner child and have a little fun along the way.

Dorifto! SG

For anyone who spent their childhood pretending the family car was a Formula 1 race car or dramatically recreating Fast & Furious scenes in their head, this one’s for you. Dorifto! lets you channel your inner speed demon on a Japanese-inspired drift track complete with hairpin bends, a roundabout for doughnut turns and plenty of opportunities to go sideways. Sure, the karts top out at just 6kmh, but the real fun isn’t speed, it’s finally getting to live out those racing fantasies without your parents telling you to slow down.

SuperPark Singapore

Remember when the biggest highlight of the weekend was being let loose in an indoor playground? From 26 June, SuperPark AfterHours brings back that feeling, except this time you're allowed in without a child accompanying you. Spend the evening climbing, jumping, racing through obstacle courses and generally behaving like a kid again. Best of all, nobody can tell you it's time to go home after 30 minutes..

Adventure HQ

As kids, many of us wanted to be explorers, adventurers or action heroes. Adventure HQ is basically your chance to revisit those ambitions. Whether you’re tackling ropes courses, scaling climbing walls or hurtling down giant slides, it’s impossible not to feel like you’re starring in your own adventure movie.

LaserTech X

Before group chats and social media, there were afternoons spent running around the neighbourhood playing games with friends until the street lights came on. LaserTech X taps into that same energy, offering both indoor and outdoor laser tag experiences where you can dodge, sprint and strategise your way to victory. Gather your friends, split into teams and embrace a little friendly competition. It's all the fun of childhood playground games, just with better equipment and far fewer complaints from the neighbours.

HydroDash

If someone had asked your eight-year-old self to design the perfect playground, there’s a good chance it would have looked something like HydroDash. Think giant inflatables, climbing walls, slippery obstacles and the freedom to launch yourself into the water without a care in the world. It’s chaotic, slightly ridiculous and guaranteed to have you laughing like a kid again.

BOUNCE Singapore

There was a time when jumping on the bed was considered peak entertainment, much to our parents' horror. BOUNCE Singapore takes that childhood energy and supersizes it with wall-to-wall trampolines, giant airbags and obstacle courses designed for bouncing, flipping and generally defying gravity. It's the closest most of us will get to feeling like a superhero, even if our knees might have a few thoughts about it the next day.