Award Banner
Award Banner

Hello Kitty Festive Wonderland at Changi Airport: Carnival games, snow shows, meet-and-greets and inflatable waterpark from November

Hello Kitty Festive Wonderland at Changi Airport: Carnival games, snow shows, meet-and-greets and inflatable waterpark from November
Enjoy daily snow shows and carnival games at Hello Kitty Festive Wonderland.
PHOTO: AsiaOne/Carol Ong

Hello Kitty fans can look forward to stepping into the festive season with Hello Kitty and Friends as they take over Changi Airport from now until Feb 16, 2025.

In conjunction with Hello Kitty's 50th anniversary, the fifth installment of the Changi Festive Village is transforming into a Hello Kitty Festive Wonderland — where visitors can expect photo opportunities, games, prizes and more. 

Snap a picture with the massive 8m-tall Hello Kitty topiary at the Terminal 3 departure hall, take a slide down a 7m rainbow slide, or add to your Sanrio collection with your favourite merchandise at the adjacent retail booth. 

The rest of the airport, including Terminals 1 through 4, will also be decorated with Hello Kitty and Friends topiaries. 

Snap pictures with the impressive 8m Hello Kitty topiary. PHOTO: AsiaOne/Carol Ong

Snow shows

Daily snow shows will also be happening until Jan 1 next year, transforming the departure hall into a magical winter wonderland at 7.30pm and 8.30pm from Monday to Thursday, and 7.30pm, 8.30pm, and 9.30pm from Friday to Sunday. 

Exclusive meet-and-greet sessions

On selected weekends, you can get up close and personal with Hello Kitty, My Melody, Kuromi, Pompompurin, and Cinnamoroll during exclusive meet-and-greet sessions, where you'll be able to interact and take photos with them. 

Get up close and personal with your favourite Sanrio characters. PHOTO: AsiaOne/Carol Ong

Running until Dec 22, the meet-and-greet session timings can be found on the Changi Airport website.

Simply spend $50 ($80 for supermarkets and Jewel Changi) in a single receipt on the same day at participating retail and F&B outlets in Changi Airport public areas to redeem a meet-and-greet pass on the Changi app. 

Carnival fun

Craving for some fun? Head over to the arrival hall at Terminal 3 for a Hello Kitty and Friends carnival, featuring games, rides, photo booths and prizes to be won. 

The carnival, running until Feb 16 next year, is split into different themed zones representing various Sanrio characters, including Hello Kitty, Pompompurin, Cinnamoroll, Kuromi, Pochacco, Hangyodon and more. 

The carnival will have different themed zones based on various Sanrio characters. PHOTO: AsiaOne/Carol Ong

Here, you can win tickets and redeem prizes by trying your hand at some carnival games, take a carnival ride with your favourite character, grow your Sanrio collection at the claw and gachapon machines, or snap some pictures at the Sanrio-themed photobooths. 

Win tickets by playing carnival games and redeem Sanrio merchandise. PHOTO: AsiaOne/Carol Ong

You can purchase carnival tokens on the Changi app.

Alternatively, you can spend $50 ($80 for supermarkets and Jewel Changi) in a single receipt on the same day at participating retail and F&B outlets at Changi Airport public areas to redeem five carnival tokens. 

Mastercard and Changi Pay users will get an additional five tokens. 

Cosmic Hydropark

Just beyond the carnival at the Terminal 3 Coach Bay, you'll find the Cosmic Hydropark — Changi Airport's first-ever inflatable water park. 

Cool off at Changi Airport's first-ever inflatable water park. PHOTO: Changi Airport, AsiaOne/Carol Ong

Take a dip in the water, challenge yourself to the thrilling obstacle course, or have a water-gun fight with your loved ones.

For the little ones, there's also a smaller kiddy pool for them to soak up the fun safely too. 

The Cosmic Hydropark will operate daily until Jan 1, after which it will open on weekends and public holidays only until Feb 16. 

Tickets are available at $19 on weekdays and $24 on weekends. 

Changi-exclusive Hello Kitty and Friends merchandise

To add to the festivities, you'll also be able to purchase Changi-exclusive Sanrio merchandise, including the Hello Kitty or Cinnamoroll Hand Warmer Cushion ($12.90), the Puffy Bag with Hello Kitty and Friends Bag Charm ($29.90) and more if you spend $60 in a single receipt from now until Dec 31 at Changi Airport, Jewel, or iShopChangi. 

PHOTO: Changi Airport

Mastercard and Changi Pay users can enjoy the same entitlement at $50. 

These limited-edition merchandise will be available while stocks last. 

ALSO READ: Bigger and bolder: Artbox returns to Singapore Expo in 2025 with 600 vendors

carol.ong@asiaone.com

For more original AsiaOne articles, visit here.

homepage

trending

trending
    2 Taiwanese men allegedly part of a crime syndicate charged with cheating
    AI and art: Studio Ghibli-inspired trend sparks debate on ethics and consent
    'My brain got so fried up': Gurmit Singh hit by anxiety attack while acting in his 1st Chinese drama
    How do Trump's tariffs affect you? Here is an explainer
    Edwin Goh proposes to Rachel Wan, both returning to Singapore after 2 years in Australia
    The iconic Milo Van beverage is now available in supermarkets
    21 men in Singapore among 435 arrested in cross-border operation targeting online child sex abuse
    Disney's Beauty and the Beast musical to make Asia premiere in Singapore this December
    South Korea's President Yoon ousted
    Singapore and Malaysia police's video collaboration for Hari Raya goes viral
    Gossip mill: Diana Ser's son to enlist, Takeshi Kaneshiro back after 3 years, agency says late Sulli wasn't forced to film nude scene
    HSA raids home of woman filmed vaping in train, finds vape pod containing anaesthetic

Singapore

Singapore
    • 'She should be with her family': Employer gives maid plane ticket, $800 to return to Myanmar and search for missing mum
    • PPP's Goh Meng Seng says MPs work 'extra hard' only before elections for votes, Baey Yam Keng hits back
    • 'Don't cheat, don't be greedy': Elderly couple in their 90s share secret to longevity with DPM Heng in viral clip
    • Singaporean girl, 15, who wanted to fight for ISIS is first female teen to be given ISA restriction order
    • 2 GRCs and 1 SMC: This Woodlands junction separates 3 electoral divisions
    • Clean-up underway for oil leak from Johor; public advised to avoid water activities at Changi and Pasir Ris beaches
    • Online voting not feasible due to 'voter impersonation' risks: ELD
    • Singapore disappointed with tariffs, will engage US to clarify calculations: DPM Gan
    • 'He needed something to help him fight,' says man who bought Hokkien mee for dying patient
    • MaNaDr admits to lapses, introduces 1-minute minimum teleconsultation rule

Entertainment

Entertainment
    • 'I was right there just 3cm behind her': Exo's Kai recalls joys of simple life during military service, meeting commuter checking him out online
    • E-Junkies: The Click Five will consider making new music if upcoming tour goes well
    • Former NCT idol Lucas to make acting debut in Taiwan
    • 'Blessed beyond measure': Desmond Tan and wife expecting second child
    • Jean-Claude Van Damme accused of having sex with trafficked women
    • Jim Carrey pays tribute to Val Kilmer's 'grace and courage'
    • Val Kilmer reportedly discussed reprising his role as Batman before his death
    • Sum 41 releases final music video before splitting up
    • Probe finds former Smap idol Masahiro Nakai committed sexual assault, victim says 'What I've lost will never be recovered'
    • Gossip mill: Chantalle Ng dating longtime friend, ex-TVB actress now sells chicken feet, Leslie Cheung's partner pays tribute on his 22nd death anniversary

Lifestyle

Lifestyle
    • A first look: Blue Bottle Coffee's cafe at Raffles City, here's what to expect
    • Life-sized dinosaurs, pre-historic plants: Gardens by the Bay to transform into Jurassic World this May
    • 'The menu is a reflection of us': Singaporean woman and American husband open restaurant selling soul food
    • Life after death: Guide to be launched to help parent caregivers plan for autistic children's future
    • Hyundai Santa Fe review: Rugged-looking premium SUV levels up the luxury for Hyundai
    • What to do this weekend (April 4 to 6)
    • Long-range cruiser: GAC E9 luxury MPV with over 1,000km of range now in Singapore
    • Deepal officially arrives in Singapore with opening of new showroom
    • We ask parents how they keep their children's screen time low - here's the lowdown
    • The best new-launch condo layouts we've seen so far in 2025

Digicult

Digicult
    • A $500 wake-up call: How the Samsung Galaxy Ring made me realise my stress
    • Monster Hunter Wilds producer explains how game has remained unique and fresh over 20 years
    • Nintendo Switch 2 to launch in June with US$449.99 price tag
    • Games in April: RPGs, racing and Ronaldo in a fighting game
    • Is it time to get a MacBook at a good price? The M4 MacBook Air says yes
    • China's Baidu launches 2 new AI models as industry competition heats up
    • China's top universities expand enrolment to beef up capabilities in AI, strategic areas
    • International Women's Day: Meet the Singapore women levelling up in gaming
    • US indicts slew of alleged Chinese hackers, sanctions company over spy campaign
    • Meet the women powering innovation in tech in Singapore and beyond

Money

Money
    • Giant deal: Malaysian company to acquire Cold Storage and Giant supermarket chains in Singapore
    • Trump's tariffs provoke trade war threats, fears of pricier iPhones
    • Australia says US tariffs 'not act of a friend' but rules out reciprocal move
    • South Korea's acting president calls for talks with US over tariffs
    • Southeast Asian nations, hit particularly hard by US tariffs, prep for talks with Trump
    • China urges US to immediately lift tariffs, vows retaliation
    • Trump's tariffs stoke global trade war as China and EU vow response
    • HDB to launch 3,000 balance flats in July 2025: What homebuyers need to know
    • With 61 years left on its lease, this Bishan maisonette matches national record at $1.5m
    • Why are homebuyers choosing pricier new launch 2-bedders over resale options in 2025?

Latest

Latest
  • Daily roundup: Singapore and Malaysia police's video collaboration for Hari Raya goes viral — and other top stories today
  • Myanmar junta chief meets foreign leaders in Bangkok as earthquake toll tops 3,100
  • Russian drone barrage hits Kharkiv homes, kills 4 people
  • Trump offers support to French far-right leader Le Pen after her conviction
  • For Trump, tariff gamble brings political risk
  • What happens next after South Korea's removal of President Yoon?
  • Driver of car in Amsterdam explosion may have been attempting suicide, police say
  • Netanyahu may visit US next week, Trump says
  • South Korea's impeached President Yoon faces court ruling to decide his fate

In Case You Missed It

In Case You Missed It
  • Thai woman struggles to evacuate during earthquake while her dog sleeps unfazed
  • Workers painting exterior of Geylang block discover man's skeletal remains in flat
  • 'New, younger' PAP team vows to reclaim WP-controlled Sengkang GRC, says Lam Pin Min
  • New face Jackson Lam 'very good on the ground' and will be asset to Parliament, says Shanmugam
  • Woman who publicised tips on how she evaded GST for luxury purchases fined $18k
  • Powerful quake in Southeast Asia kills several, 81 trapped in Bangkok building rubble
  • Dog dies after being skinned alive in Malaysia, animal welfare group condemns 'barbaric' act
  • Blue for seafood, red for meat: Case partners Koufu to have colour-coded price labels at 'cai fan' stalls
  • WP will campaign for 'responsible and loyal opposition' in GE2025 to earn seats in Parliament, says Pritam
This website is best viewed using the latest versions of web browsers.