Hydrodash Singapore

Experience your wildest Wipeout dreams at Singapore's first floating theme park. Little children and teenagers may leap, glide, dive, and bounce on the enormous inflatable playground and obstacle course that is close to Sentosa's Palawan Beach.

Swim your way across four thrilling floating amusement attractions that are suitable for all ages. Consider bouncing about on a huge trampoline in the ocean. To guarantee that everyone has a nice time, the water park is divided into zones with varying skill requirements. The first level is for kids ages 5 to 8 (each kid must be accompanied by an adult), while levels 2, 3, and 4 are for kids ages 9 and up. On a hot summer day, splash about in the kiddie pool to enjoy the cooling effect of the water, or jump from the 3-meter springboard, slide down the Action Tower, and speed through the attractions at the amusement park while shouting as you do so. Whatever you choose to do, Hydrodash is sure to be a blast for the whole family.

Zone 1: Kid-friendly zone

If you are concerned that your kid may get trampled by an adult on the course, this area is particularly designed for children between the ages of 5 and 6. In this little obstacle course, which features a little slide and other bigger obstacles that are appropriate for their height and size, they'll have joy. There are several lifeguards on duty there, but take turns watching them so you can still enjoy the park's other attractions.

Zone 2: A monkey bar and an aim wheel
Go to Zone 2, where most of the obstacles, including the monkey bars and a target wheel, demand climbing and a little bit of balance, since this is one of the most popular destinations in Hydro Dash to start with. If you're lucky, you might even manage to avoid falling into the water.

Play a game of tag with your friends around the target wheel to see who can cross the monkey bars first or who can cross them all first.

Zone 3: Trampoline and jump-off platforms

Zone 3 is where you can locate the 3M-tall Springboard, so make your way there. You'll almost assume the ascent is no big issue given how easy it is compared to the other difficulties on the course—until you reach the peak. When you delay too long,
The snarky lifeguard could just brush you off! You may choose a lesser splashdown by jumping off the lower platform or even the side semicircle stairs if you're not feeling very adventurous. If you need a break from the constant falling into the water, have a look at the trampoline at the far left of the course. You may bounce all you want or do somersault feats.

Zone 4: Obstacle swings and slides
At Zone 4, you should be prepared to fall in the water a lot due to the challenging obstacle courses there. You'll be surprised at how frequently you'll be thrown into the water despite the fact that some of these obstacles may seem harmless.
Try to navigate the unsupported High Roller bridge without falling or contacting the water, or the Tarzan Swing without touching the water. Balance is essential for successful crossing, but so are strength and agility. At first glance, challenges like the Cliff seem straightforward; all you have to do is grasp the handles and inch make your way across. Try it, though, and you'll be clutching on for dear life as your feet start to slide and slip.

Summer is the best time to visit. The summer months of March through June are the best because the sun will be shining brightly and the cool water against your skin will make you feel like you're in a tropical paradise. Additionally, if you want to get the most out of your trip, consider visiting in the morning, when the temperature is not particularly high.