Sun. Nov 3rd, 2024

5 tips to enjoy Alive Museum

Alive Museum is Singapore’s fun and entertainment destination with 3D paintings, shading and drawing techniques that create visual illusions. We have been planning to visit this place from so long but put it on a hold as Kaira was too young to enjoy it.  This place is suitable for people of all ages, be it families, couples or tourists.

This was our first visit to Alive museum and realised that we missed out on the few essential points before heading to Alive museum. Here are 5 tips on how you can enjoy the Alive museum.

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1. Come with your family/ friends:

Do visit this museum with your family and friends, actually more the merrier. Every illusion here is so beautiful that you will be clicking a lot of photos here and selfies won’t work here much. Alive Museum3

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2. Be crazy & quirky

Forget about your age here, you just need to be crazy, creative and interesting to make your photos Alive! Be a real-time model for a day as you never know others may follow you too. Alive Museum9

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3. Check for photo points:

This is the reason why you can’t click a selfie here as every illusion has got a photo point where you will stand and click the photo to give you the best Alive moment.  Let your kids be creative with their poses and decide on which one they enjoy the most. I couldn’t click many as kids were busy enjoying than posing for a click and rushing to enjoy it.

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4. Avoid peak hours

We went on a long weekend and it was not a good decision, as all you need to do here is to enjoy and capture the Alive moments. Actually, with kids it is not so easy to click a photo at one go and many other people are already waiting to click their photo. You might skip few of the spots which are too popular or come back again after finishing a round.

Try not to carry your strollers as the place get really cramped and some of the 3D backgrounds don’t give you enough space.Alive Museum19

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5. Dress comfortably

Well! I was not dressed for this place, seriously. Make sure you wear either pants or legging as you will be more comfortable clicking the shots. Avoid wearing a dress as some of the places have got a mirror flooring.Alive Museum12
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You have to visit Alive museum to experience on your own, turning these illusions into a reality and every illusion is worth capturing.

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Alive Museum first started in Korea as Trick Art Museum in Seong-eup, Jeju Island, and changed its name to “Alive Museum” in 2012. Since then, there are 15 branches of Alive Museum globally, making it the largest chain of 3D interactive illusionary art museum in the world. Outside South Korea, Alive Museum is also in Turkey, Vietnam, Thailand, China and now (from June 2014), in Singapore.

Sprawling over 10,000 sq ft, more than 80 artwork exhibits are brought ALIVE with 3D painting, shading and drawing techniques that create visual illusions. At Alive Museum Singapore, visitors may get up close and see 9 locally themed paintings in addition to the other interactive pieces on exhibit.

There is free WiFi access inside the museum.

Location: Suntec City Mall #03-372 (Between Towers 3 and 4)

Ticket Prices: $25 (Adults), $20 (Children 3-12 yrs)

Opening Hours:

Opens daily from 10am to 10pm (last admission at 9pm)

 Approximate Duration of Visit: 1.5 hours

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14 thoughts on “5 tips to enjoy Alive Museum”
  1. I had seen a 3D art display in Hong Kong and really enjoyed it. The Alive Museum would really be a nice place to visit. Of course, it be best to visit it off peak hours to enjoy more of the facility.

  2. Wow. This is incredibly awesome. A friend of mine recently visited this place and I was so enthralled by it and in less than a month here’s your post on the same place.

  3. Is a nice giveaway !! If I was in S’pore, I sure want to visit this place. Even in Malaysia , I never visit this kind of 3D Museum . Nice tips! All your pose look real with the picture there.

  4. That’s really so fun, and I love that the kids are so game to take pictures and pose depending on the given art! It’s a must to go here and spend some time with the whole family while being silly.

  5. i’ve seen lots of these type of places recently. Would you believe I haven’t had the chance to go any yet. Maybe this shall be my first!

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