ArtScience Museum Ticket
ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands features teamLab's immersive Future World and rotating world-class exhibitions in Singapore's iconic lotus-shaped building. Compare live prices and coupons.
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What it is
The ArtScience Museum sits at the heart of Marina Bay, perched at the water's edge beneath Marina Bay Sands' three towers. Its architecture — ten petal-like fingers rising from a central atrium — is modeled on a lotus flower and collects rainwater that cascades into the building's core. Inside, 21 gallery spaces across three floors host the permanent 'Future World: Where Art Meets Science' exhibition by Japanese digital art collective teamLab, alongside a year-round program of major touring and commissioned special exhibitions covering art, design, science, media, and environmental futures. The museum opened in 2011 and has since become one of Southeast Asia's most-visited cultural destinations, drawing families, design enthusiasts, and tech-curious travelers in equal measure.
Highlights
- Future World: Where Art Meets Science — teamLab's permanent immersive exhibition organized into two chapters, 'City in Nature' and 'Exploring New Frontiers,' featuring interactive digital installations that respond in real time to visitors' movement and touch
- Crystal Universe — a walk-in installation of thousands of LED lights that visitors can control via smartphone, creating constellations that shift and evolve around you
- Iconic lotus-shaped building designed by architect Moshe Safdie, with ten skylight petals that channel natural light into the galleries and funnel rainwater into the central atrium below
- Rotating special exhibitions covering art, science, environmental themes, gaming, and technology — past shows have included major international touring exhibitions and world-premiere installations
- Digital Light Canvas — a large-scale interactive floor projection at the base of the atrium, extending the teamLab experience into the museum's public spaces
- Waterfront location at Marina Bay Sands, steps from the Marina Bay promenade and surrounded by some of Singapore's most photographed skyline views
Good to know
- Ticket types vary: standard admission typically covers the permanent Future World exhibition; special exhibitions may require a separate add-on ticket or combo pass — check the booking platform for the exact inclusions at time of purchase
- Plan at least 2–3 hours for Future World alone; budget an extra hour or more if a special exhibition is running concurrently
- Nearest MRT is Bayfront Station (Circle Line / Downtown Line, CE1/DT16) — take Exit D for the shortest walk to Marina Bay Sands, approximately 7 minutes via the underground linkway
Frequently asked
- What is included in a standard ArtScience Museum ticket?
- A standard ticket typically covers entry to the permanent 'Future World: Where Art Meets Science' exhibition by teamLab. Special or touring exhibitions running at the same time often require a separate ticket or a combo add-on. Always check the specific ticket description on your booking platform to confirm exactly what is included before purchasing.
- How do I get to the ArtScience Museum by MRT?
- Take the MRT to Bayfront Station (Circle Line CE1 / Downtown Line DT16). Use Exit D and follow the underground linkway directly into Marina Bay Sands — the museum is roughly a 7-minute walk from the exit. If you prefer a scenic above-ground route, Exit B offers views of the bay and takes about 11 minutes on foot.
- How long should I spend at the ArtScience Museum?
- Most visitors spend 2–3 hours exploring the permanent Future World teamLab exhibition. If a special exhibition is running during your visit, budget an additional 45–90 minutes. Families with young children who enjoy the interactive installations may find themselves staying even longer. Arriving on a weekday morning helps you avoid peak crowds.