VivoCity Sanrio Moonlit Garden
Picked up the kids from school and YOLO off we go to @vivocitysingapore Sanrio Moonlit Garden! The activities are just nice to fill up a short evening before dinner:
- Visited the installations
- Train ride (highlight of the sisters)
- Mini Carnival Games
Train rides are at $10 for each child, and below 3 is free but adult need to accompany. I have jiejie accompanying Mei, so I don’t have to go 😂 They got free pop up stickers too!
The carnival games are 5 tokens each game. 1 token= $2 so that’s $10 for each game 😅 If you can’t win, they got consolation prize which is the Sanrio pin (blind box style). Jie is lucky to win one grand prize where she compete with staff who has caught a longer fish.
📍 Sanrio Moonlit Garden, VivoCity Sky Park Level 3
📅 25 August - 27 September 2026
⏰ Light up 6pm-10pm
Admission is free!
Visiting the Sanrio Moonlit Garden at VivoCity Sky Park is a delightful way to spend a family evening filled with fun and charm. From personal experience, the atmosphere comes alive as dusk falls, with charming lanterns lighting up the garden and creating a magical ambiance that both children and adults enjoy. One highlight that my kids couldn't get enough of was the train ride. It’s a joyful 10-minute journey where little ones can sit back and enjoy the sights, making it a memorable ride especially for toddlers under three, who ride free with an adult. The fact that the rides cost $10 per child is reasonable given the joy it brings, and the free pop-up stickers are a lovely bonus for the kids. The mini carnival games are an exciting challenge. At $10 per game (5 tokens at $2 each), it might seem a bit pricey but the thrill of trying to win a prize, like the Sanrio blind box pin, adds to the fun. Consolation prizes soften the disappointment for those who don't win, which keeps the mood light and exciting. One remarkable moment was seeing a child compete against staff to catch the longest fish—a friendly competition that made the event even more engaging. Beyond the rides and games, the various Sanrio-themed installations and photo spots, such as the teacups and lantern walk, provide wonderful opportunities for snapshots and treasured memories. These areas are beautifully decorated with characters like Melody and Hangyodon, which kids love. For families looking for a short but fulfilling outing before dinner, this event fits perfectly—it’s not too long, free to enter, and the activities keep children entertained and happy. Planning your visit between 6 pm and 10 pm allows you to experience the garden at its luminous best. Overall, Sanrio Moonlit Garden is a charming urban escape that combines nostalgia, fun, and family bonding under the enchanting glow of moonlit lanterns.

















































































