A New & Refreshing Songkran Festival Experience At Wild Wild Wet

The popular Songkran music festival at Wild Wild Wet (WWW) may not be happening this year, but fun seekers can certainly look forward to a month-long, all new festival experience, where the water park will be refreshingly transformed into a Thai-themed attraction. Songkran is the traditional Thai New Year festival, which falls on 13 April and the holiday period extends till 15 April. For the first time, the re-imagined Songkran Water Fest 2021 (April 1–30) at WWW will showcase a new look, interactive activities and brand new vibe! 

WHAT TO EXPECT 

Visual & Audio Experience 
Feast your eyes on the delightful series of Thai decor as you "cruise" leisurely along Shiok River. Now, what's a festival without music? Don't worry, we got that covered! Expect a curated playlist of uplifting and catchy electronic dance music being played throughout the water park. 

Daily Water Gun Battle 
Don't forget to bring your super soakers / squirt guns / water blasters! Every day, roving talents with water gun backpacks will be engaging with guests in a water "fight" from 3pm to 5pm.

Spinning Targets 
Of course, you won't just be squirting water at your kakis. Take your aim at the spinning target boards at Shiok River. At this attraction, 50 water guns will be distributed to guests at the entry point, and collected at the exit point. 

Kids R Us 
This year's Songkran Water Fest is special because it's kids-friendly. Look out for the adorable 2-D Thai-themed figurines that will set foot in the shallow waters of the Professor's Playground attraction. Water guns will also be available for children.

Life-sized Installations
A real tuk-tuk plus a 6ft-tall super soaker will provide a memorable backdrop of the 2021 festival. 

Buy Advance Tickets 
Now WWW is sweetening the entry deal, offering weekday passes at $20 each for the month of April. A pass comes with a $5 Ola Beach Club Voucher. Buy the passes now on WWW website. You can also use your SingapoRediscovers Vouchers. WWW opens Monday to Sunday, 12pm–6pm. Closed on Tuesday.

Ola Beach Club
If you have yet to visit WWW in recent months, you'll welcome the opening of Ola Beach Club. It's conveniently located at the water park, and you can use your $5 Ola Beach Club Voucher that comes with the $20 WWW weekday pass. 

The casual-chic eatery is popular for its Huli Huli Chicken and Loco Moco, as well as its signature Tiki drinks. Ola Beach Club Opens Monday to Sunday, 12pm–6pm Closed on Tuesday. 

From 10am till late, you can also dine at Downtown East where three eateries serve authentic and affordable Thai cuisine. 

Siam Square Mookata 
Opens daily, 3pm–late E!Hub, #02-126. 

Besides fresh ingredients, the other selling point is the special chilli sauce that comes in three levels of spiciness. 

Sakon Thai
Opens daily, 10am–10pm E!Hub, #01-108

The food concept is a combo of flavours from Sakon Town in northeast of Thailand, and Gau Yuak Temple in Chiang Mai. 

The Basil Inn 
Opens daily, 11.30am–10pm E!Avenue, #02-335 

Serving up the true flavours of Bangkok, the Thai chef uses fresh ingredients coupled with traditional Thai cooking methods for its dishes.