shenoes L
This place is pretty run down. It’s not a very pleasant sight. Even though this plc was empty on a sat night, we didnt stay long.
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In the heart of Orchard Road's retail district at The Centrepoint, Pirate Land offers harried parents a welcome respite: a supervised indoor playground where children can engage in imaginative play whilst adults complete their shopping or simply catch their breath. Located at #04-11 along 176 Orchard Road and easily accessible from Somerset MRT, the facility has evolved beyond the traditional climbing-frame-and-ball-pit model to emphasise creative play, building activities, and role-playing scenarios that appeal particularly to toddlers and younger primary school children.
Unlike more physically intense indoor playgrounds designed around obstacle courses and climbing walls, Pirate Land dedicates substantial floor space to pretend play zones. The café area brims with kitchen playsets and food-related toys, allowing children to act out domestic scenarios. Wooden pirate ship structures anchor the nautical theme, complemented by a sand-like sensory pit, mega-sized Lego blocks for construction play, and small trampolines for controlled physical activity. More contemporary additions include interactive touch-screen games involving hitting virtual balls, a remote-controlled tank driving course, Scalextric-style racing car circuits, and even a VR gaming area offering both player-versus-player and player-versus-environment options.
The playground's thematic elements—pirate ship adventures, treasure hunts, and role-playing activities—provide narrative structure that encourages imaginative engagement rather than purely physical exertion. This orientation makes Pirate Land particularly suitable for younger children or those who find heavily athletic playgrounds overwhelming, as well as parents seeking something beyond the standard indoor play facility formula.
Beyond open play sessions, Pirate Land operates a dedicated party room and offers pirate-themed birthday celebrations complete with thematic decorations, interactive games, and treasure hunt activities. Ticket information and booking details are available at piratelandsg.com. The central Orchard location at The Centrepoint makes it a practical option for combining shopping errands with children's entertainment needs.
Unlike more physically intense indoor playgrounds designed around obstacle courses and climbing walls, Pirate Land dedicates substantial floor space to pretend play zones. The café area brims with kitchen playsets and food-related toys, allowing children to act out domestic scenarios. Wooden pirate ship structures anchor the nautical theme, complemented by a sand-like sensory pit, mega-sized Lego blocks for construction play, and small trampolines for controlled physical activity. More contemporary additions include interactive touch-screen games involving hitting virtual balls, a remote-controlled tank driving course, Scalextric-style racing car circuits, and even a VR gaming area offering both player-versus-player and player-versus-environment options.
The playground's thematic elements—pirate ship adventures, treasure hunts, and role-playing activities—provide narrative structure that encourages imaginative engagement rather than purely physical exertion. This orientation makes Pirate Land particularly suitable for younger children or those who find heavily athletic playgrounds overwhelming, as well as parents seeking something beyond the standard indoor play facility formula.
Beyond open play sessions, Pirate Land operates a dedicated party room and offers pirate-themed birthday celebrations complete with thematic decorations, interactive games, and treasure hunt activities. Ticket information and booking details are available at piratelandsg.com. The central Orchard location at The Centrepoint makes it a practical option for combining shopping errands with children's entertainment needs.
8778 6152
Orchard Road
Operating Hours
Open Now
Closes in 7h 48m
Monday
(Today)
10:30 am–8 pm
Tuesday
10:30 am–8 pm
Wednesday
10:30 am–8 pm
Friday
10:30 am–8 pm
Saturday
10:30 am–9 pm
Sunday
10:30 am–9 pm
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The entrance to VR Zone features a large illuminated sign and a display of VR games.
A colorful indoor play area for children with toy cars and a road-themed mat.
Interior of a VR Zone with a large screen and themed floor graphics.
A colorful indoor play area with shelves of toys, a play mat, and a pretend kitchen.
A display with Bowser, balloons, a star, and tiered shelves with small boxes.
A birthday party setup with balloons, cartoon characters, and a castle backdrop.
A colorful indoor playground with slides, ball pit, and climbing structures.
A space-themed party backdrop with astronauts, rockets, planets, and balloons.
Interior of a children's play area with tables, chairs, and play structures.
Interior of a colorful indoor playground with play areas and a road-themed floor.
A colorful indoor playground with a slide, toy house, and soft play structures.
Children playing virtual reality games with VR headsets and controllers.
A festive birthday party setup with balloons, a castle, and a hot air balloon.
Interior of a VR gaming zone with themed murals and equipment.
A colorful indoor playground with large building blocks and a ball pit.
A colorful indoor play area with a pin screen and building blocks for children.
Colorful giant building blocks form castles and structures in a play area.
A construction-themed birthday party backdrop with cartoon vehicles and balloons.
A playful indoor play area with toy kitchen sets and shelves stocked with toys.
Children playing with building blocks at tables in a colorful indoor play area.
Interior of a colorful indoor playground with toys, play structures, and children playing.
Interior view of a pirate-themed indoor playground with a castle structure.
A colorful indoor play area filled with small wooden pellets and various toys.
A play area with toy kitchen appliances, a cash register, and a play table.
Children playing in a colorful ball pit with slides at Pirate Land.
Interior of a VR gaming zone with neon lights and themed graphics.
The entrance to Pirate Land, a colorful children's play area with large building blocks.
Paw Patrol themed party decorations with character cutouts, balloons, and gift bags.
A colorful indoor playground with slides and a ball pit.
Interior view of a themed play area with castle-like structures and colorful walls.
Interior of a children's play area with tables, chairs, and play equipment.
A child plays in a colorful indoor playground with a ball pit and slides.
Overall Rating
3.8
/
5
Based on 15 reviews
Mall Ranking
#1735
Out of 2294 shops
Category Ranking
Not enough ratings
Negative Reviews
Amanda Wong
May have been a nice place a few year ago, but now it’s run down, most activities are broken, and it’s overpriced. Staff are very minimal effort and place still has Christmas decorations up in May. Feels like it’s being held togetherness with duck tape and is just a bunch of random toys. Most of the play area is divided into 2 heights (upstairs and ground level), both of which are very uncomfortable for caregivers to be in and requires you to ‘crawl’ around with your kids. I didn’t feel my kid was very safe playing here with lights being touchable in the upstairs area and little corners for kids to be stuck in (where staff had stacked broken toys).
Wilson Work
Extremely cramped and poorly maintained. It feels like every inch of space is being squeezed for profit, with little regard for comfort or safety, even the steps were held together with duct tape. The entire place was dirty, and the toys were old, worn out, and clearly neglected.
Positive Reviews
Jeannie Yong
We recently held our corporate event at Pirateland, and it was such a seamless and enjoyable experience from start to finish! The team was incredibly helpful and accommodating, making the entire process smooth and stress-free. The children had a blast with the wide variety of play areas and activities — there was more than enough to keep them happily entertained. It was a nice add on to have a VR games section, which was a big hit with the older boys — they couldn’t get enough of it! Thank you to the wonderful staff for helping us host such a memorable day! 🥳
Adeline Lupolo
Old but well-kept and very reasonably priced – a real gem for little ones! My 2-year-old had an absolute blast and didn’t want to leave. The lovely receptionist made us feel right at home. It may not be shiny and new, but it’s safe, clean, and full of fun. We’ll definitely be back for more playtime!
Kim Hong
Pirate Land is quite a good place for children younger than 5 years old. It's not big so it's easier to manage the lil ones. Toys are slightly dated and damaged... but it's tolerable. Overall a nice experience.
GT
Been coming here every other week since my baby was less than a year old. She loved it. Really suitable for young kids and babies. Each time I come, my girl finds something new to play with to match her developmental stage. The place is well maintained and not dirty. There was once the ballpit felt extremely dusty but that was it. The older female staff is quite nice, and I enjoy patronizing this place. Update: Revisited the place recently and found the toys had greatly reduced. It's a pity as there was a much greater variety before that. That happened when the younger counter ladies were there and they were really cold/unfriendly. I returned on another day and the older counter lady was there and the toys were out, kids had a lot of fun. Kudos to her for allowing the kids to play and not hiding the toys. I will only visit if this staff is here else I won't bother coming.
N Ricebunny
conveniently located at centrepoint level four. plenty to keep them busy for at least 2-4 hours. staffs were friendly, helpful and dispensed to make sure everyone (adult and kid) used hand sanitiser before entering. saw the staff cleaning and tidying every other hour but it’s probably hard to keep up with our kiddos :))
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