School holiday is here! We are all aware of how antsy children can become when they are stuck inside all day, whether it is the weekend or a school break. Put an end to your search for kid-friendly, physically engaging outings. You’ll find everything from amusement parks to interior playgrounds for the whole family here.
14 States, 14 School Holiday Activities For Your Loved Ones
1. Beast Park, Kuala Lumpur
To start of, why not bring your kids here for the adventurous activity for school holiday! In this cutting-edge, completely original indoor adventure and activity area, your children can run wild at Beast Park! There are kid-friendly bouldering walls illuminated by LED lights, obstacle courses, and exciting caverns.
| Address | Level 3, JUMPA @ Sungei Wang, Jln Sultan Ismail, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur |
| Operating hours | Monday – Friday, 10am – 10pm Saturday – Sunday, 10am – 8pm |
| Contact | 03-27137128 |
| Website | https://beastpark.my |
| Social media | Facebook | Instagram |
Packages and Entrance Fees:
| Package | All Access (Weekdays) | All Access (Weekends) | Beast Park + Try Climbing (Weekdays) | Beast Park + Try Climbing (Weekends) |
| Price | RM29 | RM39 | RM80 | RM90 |
| Duration | 90 minutes/session | 90 minutes/session | 150 minutes/session | 150 minutes/session |
| Access | E-walls Ninja Course Fun Cave Lil’ Beast Beast Net | E-walls Ninja Course Fun Cave Lil’ Beast Beast Net | 60mins Try Climbing E-walls Ninja Course Fun Cave Lil’ Beast 90 Minutes Beast Net | 60mins Try Climbing E-walls Ninja Course Fun Cave Lil’ Beast 90 Minutes Beast Net |
| Age | >5 years old | >5 years old | >5 years old | >5 years old |
| Minimum Height | 120cm | 120cm | 120cm | 120cm |
Notes:
- Kids under 8 years old must be accompanied by participating adult or sibling aged 13 years old or older
- Waiver to be signed online or onsite
- Access hours is as per session booking times
- Participants must wear closed-toe shoes for safety
2. Windlab Indoor Sky Diving, Selangor
You and your kids might have ever wondered what’s feel like to be able to be up in the air, this is a chance to turn that into reality! This school holiday activity is fun for those who have always want to get that kind of adventure!
The thrill of skydiving, minus the plane leap, is yours for the taking at Windlab. Prepare for your first “skydiving” experience by donning the gear and experiencing the excitement of a free fall simulation under the supervision of trained experts.
| Address | 1 Utama Shopping Centre, S601, 1 Utama E, 1, Lebuh Bandar Utama, Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor |
| Operating hours | Sunday – Thursday, 10am – 10pm Friday – Saturday, 10am – 10.30pm |
| Contact | 012-2244342 |
| Website | https://www.windlab.my |
| Social media | Facebook | Instagram |
Packages and Entrance Fees:
Entrance fee for PEAK (ANY day of the week INCLUDING Selangor and Malaysia Public Holidays)
| Package | 2 Flights 1 Person | 4 Flights 1 Person | 10 Flights 1 Person |
| Price | RM99 | RM169 | RM389 |
| Duration | 50 seconds long each flight | 50 seconds long each flight | 50 seconds long each flight |
Entrance fee for OFF PEAK (Monday – Friday EXCLUDING Selangor and Malaysia Public Holidays)
| Package | 2 Flights 1 Person | 4 Flights 1 Person | 10 Flights 1 Person |
| Price | RM89 | RM159 | RM359 |
| Duration | 50 seconds long each flight | 50 seconds long each flight | 50 seconds long each flight |
Note:
- Comprehensive pre-flight briefing session
- Safety gear will be provided including flight suit, earplugs, helmet and goggles
- Hands-on personal assistance from your flight instructor and;
- The experience takes approximately 1 hour 45 mins including all training, however this will be depend on your group size as well
3. Lost World of Tambun Themepark, Perak
One of the school activities for school holiday is not complete without listing out one of the best water theme parks in Malaysia!
This Malaysia’s premier multi-themed action and adventure family holiday location is Ipoh’s Lost World of Tambun Themepark. The lush tropical jungle of Ipoh, natural hot springs, 400 million-year-old limestone cliffs, and 88 attractions from 10 amazing themed areas surround the Lost World Of Tambun Theme Park.
| Address | No 1, Persiaran Lagoon Sunway 1, Sunway City Ipoh, Ipoh |
| Operating hours | Weekdays, 11am – 11pm Weekends, School & Public Holiday, 10am – 11pm Tuesday, except on Malaysian school & public holidays – CLOSED |
| Contact | 05-5428888 |
| Website | https://sunwaylostworldoftambun.com |
| Social media | Facebook | Instagram |
Entrance Fees:
| Category (WALK-IN) | Malaysian | Non-Malaysian |
| Adult (13 and above) | RM95 | RM127 |
| Child (12 and below) | RM88 | RM120 |
| Senior citizen (60 and above) | RM88 | RM120 |
| Category (ONLINE) | Malaysian | Non-Malaysian |
| Adult (13 and above) | RM90 | RM114.30 |
| Child (12 and below) | RM85 | RM108 |
| Senior citizen (60 and above) | RM85 | RM108 |
Note:
- Entrance ticket includes entry to ALL parks, including all rides, activities and attractions. Not applicable for pay-per-ride activities.
- Child rates apply to children 90cm and above in height or age 12 years and below.
- Free entrance for children under 90cm in height.
4. TeddyVille Museum, Pulau Pinang
To meet the world’s first and largest collection of Teddy Bears from different countries and time periods, going back to the early 1900s, step inside TeddyVille Museum in Malaysia.
Check out a wide range of teddy bears, from tiny ones to giants as tall as a human! In addition to being immersed in an infinite sea of cuddly furry cuteness, visitors to this museum will also gain insight into the cultural history of Penang through the eyes of miniature bears and, of course, the history and development of the classic teddy bear.
| Address | DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Penang, 56, Jalan Low Yat, Puncak Ria, 11100 Batu Ferringhi, Penang |
| Operating hours | Daily, 9am – 6pm |
| Contact(s) | 016-5505949 | 04-8905345 |
| Website | https://teddyvillemuseum-online.globaltix.com |
| Social media | Facebook | Instagram |
Entrance Fee:
| Category | Price |
| Adult | RM32 |
| Child (Age 2-12) | RM20 |
| Senior/ Student | RM26 |
5. Laser Battle, Johor
Activities for school holiday could not be more exciting with laser tag shooting!
The 5000 square foot arena at this, Asia’s biggest laser tag centre, makes for a thrilling game. There are more than 55 different game options to choose from, so there’s never a dull moment. Laser Battle’s high-quality hardware includes specialised audio and visual effects that will make you feel like a movie hero in action sequences.
| Address | Lot MS-11, Innercity Level 4, Johor Bahru City Square, 108, Jalan Wong Ah Fook, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80000 Johor Bahru |
| Operating hours | Daily, 10am – 10pm |
| Contact | 016-8686279 |
| Website | https://www.laserbattle.com.my |
| Social media | Facebook | Instagram |
Entrance Fee:
| Price | RM30 |
| Activity duration | 10 minutes |
Notes:
- Participants must be aged 6+ years to participate in this activity.
- Participants above the age of 6 years will be charged the same as an adult.
- A minimum of 2 passengers have to book a package.
- Last admission is at 9.30pm
6. A’Famosa Water Theme Park, Melaka
Immerse yourself in an exciting aquatic adventure at “The Largest Water Theme Park in Malaysia.” Pack your bags and dive into the most refreshing school holiday activities for the fun of splashing water here only at A’Famosa Theme Park!
| Address | Jalan Kemus / Sempang Ampat, Simpang Ampat, 78000 Alor Gajah, Melaka |
| Operating hours | Daily, 10am – 6pm |
| Contact | 016-6002056 |
| Website | https://www.afamosa.com/water-theme-park |
| Social media | Facebook | Instagram |
Entrance Fee:
| Category | Price |
| Adult | RM45 |
| Child/Senior Citizen/OKU | RM38 |
7. Rainforest Discovery Centre, Sabah
With its convenient location, the Rainforest Discovery Center (RDC) is among Sabah’s most visited sites. Located on the outskirts of the Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve in Sandakan, it boasts a lakeside setting. Since 1996, RDC has been providing environmental education services. It is now a wildlife, bird, and botanical sanctuary, offering visitors a chance to see the diverse flora and fauna that is native to Borneo. This tropical rainforest serves as the ideal outdoor school holiday activities for students to learn about the incredible variety of life found in this ecosystem.
| Address | Jalan Fabia, Sepilok, 90715 Sandakan, Sabah |
| Operating hours | Daily, 8am – 5pm |
| Contact | 089-533780 |
| Website | https://rdcsepilok.wixsite.com/rdcsepilok14 |
| Social media | Facebook | Instagram |
Entrance Fee:
| Category | Malaysian | Non-Malaysian |
| Adult | RM7 | RM20 |
| Children (5-17) | RM3 | RM10 |
8. Borneo Cultures Museum, Sarawak
It is here, at the Borneo Cultures Museum, that you can gain a deeper understanding of the history and traditions that have made Borneo and Sarawak the unique places they are today. The Borneo Cultures Museum and the adjacent Annex Office Building make up this new Kuching icon. A modern five-story structure, the Borneo Cultures Museum features an architectural design that is representative of Sarawak’s distinctive traditional arts and rich cultural legacy.
| Address | Jalan Tun Abang Haji Openg, 93400 Kuching, Sarawak |
| Operating hours | Weekdays, 9am – 4.45pm Weekend and Public Holidays, 9.30am – 4.30pm |
| Contact(s) | 082-54821 | [email protected] |
| Website | https://museum.sarawak.gov.my/modules/web/index.php |
| Social media | Facebook | Instagram |
Entrance Fee:
| Category | Malaysian (Sarawakian) | Malaysian (Non-Sarawakian) | Non-Malaysian |
| 12 years old and below | FREE | FREE | RM20 |
| 13 – 17 years old (with student ID) | RM5 | RM5 | RM25 |
| Adult (18 – 60 years old) | RM10 | RM20 | RM50 |
| Senior citizen (61 years old and above) | RM5 | RM10 | RM25 |
| Disabled person | FREE | FREE | FREE |
| Group (10 person and above) | RM8/person | RM16/person | RM40/person |
| Annual Pass | RM100 | RM100 | RM100 |
9. S2 Hill Park, Negeri Sembilan
The S2 Seremban Hill Park is a fantastic destination for a weekend escape. This 30-acre park features two large playgrounds, a dinosaur zone, and a trees and plants instruction zone. S2 Seremban Hill Park serves as a fantastic location for a relaxing weekend escape and one of school holiday activities for your loved ones! Please note that the entrance is FREE!
| Address | S2 Heights, Seremban, Negeri Sembilan |
| Operating hours | Daily, 8am – 9pm |
| Social media | Facebook | Instagram |
10. MnM Home Whimsical Houses, Kedah
Rumah Senget, in the rural area of Changlun, Kedah, is a collection of whimsical houses also known as MnM Home. Make the 30-minute detour from Hatyai or Betong and enjoy the afternoon here. Here you can find a lot of beautiful spots perfect for taking pictures.
| Address | Lot 4424, Lorong Masjid, Kampung Changkat Setol, Kg Changkat Setol, 06010 Changlun, Kedah |
| Operating hours | Daily, 11am – 5pm |
| Contact | 019-4488197 |
| Social media | Facebook | Instagram |
Entrance Fee:
| Category | Malaysian | Non-Malaysian |
| Adult | RM35 | RM50 |
| Senior citizen | RM25 | RM25 |
| Child | RM15 | RM25 |
11. Taman Agrovet, Perlis
Pet feeding is another one of activities for school holiday that you and your kids should not miss out!
Taman Agrovet, an engaging agricultural tourist attraction run by the State Veterinarian Department, is accessible without charge. Visitors can get a clearer look at the animal and interact with it by feeding it with the provided food. Ponies, ostriches, sheep, and rabbits are just some of the kid-friendly animals that can be found here. Please note that the entrance is FREE!
| Address | Jalan besar, Padang Besar, 02100 Padang Besar, Perlis |
| Operating hours | Daily, 9am – 5pm |
| Contact | 012-5430989 |
| Social media |
12. Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary, Pahang
School holiday activities for you and your kids should include the experience of helping an elephant to get clean! It will stay with you forever when you visit this incredible semi-wild elephants at Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary!
| Address | 28500 Lanchang, Pahang |
| Operating hours | Daily, 9am – 5pm |
| Contact | 013-9088207 |
| Social media |
Entrance Fee:
| Category | Price |
| Adult | RM10 |
| Child | RM5 |
13. Islamic Civilization Park, Terengganu
You don’t have to go too far to get a glimpse of Islamic Civilisation as Terengganu has Islamic Civilisation Park (Taman Tamadun Islam), a hotspot for tourists since it houses miniature versions of 22 of the most iconic buildings in the Islamic world!
| Address | Pulau Wan Man Losong Panglima Perang, 21000 Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu |
| Operating hours | Monday – Thursday, 10am – 6pm Friday – Sunday, 9am – 6pm |
| Contact | 09-6278888 |
| Website | https://www.tti.com.my |
| Social media | Facebook | Instagram |
Entrance Fee:
| Category | Monument Park | River Cruise | Crystal Cruise |
| Adult (13 – 59 years old) | RM20 | RM25 | RM35 |
| Child | RM16 (7-12 years old) FREE (6 years and below) | RM20 (7-12 years old) RM8 (3-6 years old) FREE (Below 2 years old) | RM25 (7-12 years old) RM15 (3-6 years old) |
| Senior citizen | RM16 | RM20 | RM25 |
| Disabled Person | RM8 | RM10 | Not available |
14. Wau Museum, Kelantan
Last but not least for one of the school holiday activities in Malaysia is to explore prominent Wau(s) (kites) in Malaysia! Muzium Wau Kelantan is a modest kite museum that displays the various types of complex kites prevalent in Kelantan and around Malaysia. You will be amazed with how every corner of the museum interior is plastered with regional variations in kite design with specimens from each Malaysian State such as: Wau Kenyalang (Sarawak), Wau Kangkang (Kedah), Wau Kapal (Selangor) and more!
| Address | Pantai Sri Tujoh, 16200, Tumpat, Kelantan |
| Operating hours | Saturday – Wednesday, 8.30am – 4.45pm Thursday, 8.30am – 3.30pm Friday – CLOSED |
| Contact | 09-7482266 |
| Website | https://muzium.kelantan.gov.my/index.php/ms/ |
| Social media |
Entrance Fee:
| Category | Malaysian | Non-Malaysian |
| Adult | RM2 | RM4 |
| Child | RM1 | RM2 |
This is it, school holiday activities for you and your kids in every states in Malaysia! While you’re having fun with your loved ones, it’s highly recommended to stay safe and monitor them well okay?
