I love ASA card.

It brought us to a lot of places in Singapore where we being locals will never think of visiting, yet it gave us so many bonding sessions with her and we could better understand her while observing her reactions to all the new experiences she was exposed to, thanks to the card which gave us so many benefits. Our other ASA card journeys were the Mint Museum of Toys & Singapore Zoo.

First up, we rode on our Singapore Cable Car and chose the Mount Faber Line (Mount Faber - Habourfront - Sentosa). Since we only wanted her to have an experience on a cable car, we didn't want to take up the Sentosa Line. There're many modes of transport getting around Sentosa like the Sentosa Express/Bus/Tram so there's no point in wasting time to travel via cable car.

She appeared confident and excited when she first got on-board, but through the ride she was holding my thigh and sticking her body to mine. Soon after, she requested to sit on my lap. XD


Our main objective of our trip was actually to conquer Madame Tussauds Singapore. To be honest, I wouldn't have spent my own pocket money to visit because, I don't really see a need to pay and look at wax figures. But since it's free admission with ASA card, no harm trying!

I was pretty impressed that there's a mini boat ride in the museum itself showing the many iconic scenes and culture of Singapore:




look at her being excited over the sound effects, as if she was really playing the piano piece or that the applause from Oprah Winfrey's talk show was for her. The drum set really had sound when we hit them so she didn't want to come down after a long.....



with the various famous people that I love. I couldn't even get to take a picture alone with my handsomes because she just doesn't want to let me go! T.T


The Royals.


To sum it, the museum was quite an interesting visit!

There's also a reading corner, dollhouses, tables and shelves of toys and trains, and a dress-up corner which she apparently didn't take it too well. She's not a fan of cosplay and will squeeze herself out of the costumes after a snapshot.



Here's their Facebook page for more information.


Basically, Hockey Pokey was really a good choice for the kids to enjoy themselves because the place was just like a big comfortable room filled with toys in every corner you turn so the 2-hr admission was definitely well-spent! For bigger kids, it wouldn't be such an ideal place because of the lack of active play areas for their running and climbing.

Highly recommendable for kids aged below 4!