Digital Light Canvas

Recently, the place has an innovative digital lights canvas that allows users to draw and color pictures. The canvas features captivating animations of animals or flowers flying and moving across the ground. Additionally, they have conveniently provided tables, colored pens, paper, and pictures for coloring. An exciting feature is the ability to print the drawings onto a T-shirt, which can be obtained instantly.

Actually.. it is quite interesting.. You can bring your kids.. to come play. But when you realize.. you have tickets every month to bring your children... And for the last... 12 months or more... The animations and light show are all the same.... Maybe the kids don't realize... But as a father who bring my son here.. Become kind of boring . Correct me if I am wrong... But I think the animations and the song.... At least 12mths no chance The fishes on the floor for the kids to step... That one.. nothing to say... But like.. The mid way performance like . Never update before

The Digital Light Canvas by Japanese art collective teamLab is an awe-inspiring installation. It features a 14-meter-tall light sculpture suspended 6 meters above a vast 15-meter diameter LED floor. The sculpture comprises over 401,000 full-colored LEDs, energy-efficient and three times brighter than usual. Within the cylindrical structure, 608 tubes add to the visual spectacle. Beneath, the LED floor is an intricate canvas with over 7.7 million individually controlled LEDs. These LEDs respond to people's movements, creating dynamic graphics based on their behavior. This high-tech masterpiece blurs the lines between art, technology, and interactivity, offering a truly immersive experience.

This rating is for the service staff only, facility itself is great. Absolutely worst customer service we have ever seen. We visit all the way from United States to see the best of Singapore, and MBS being a landmark, I was expecting better service, at the minimum to be polite and honorable. Purchased the 6pm ticket and was told can come enter at 5:45 by a gentleman (who is great and empathetic by the way). Came back at 5:52, check in station was empty. Female staff finally showed up and told me no entry till 5:55pm at the minimum. I explained we were told by a colleague and we have 70+ year old (who could not stand or walk very well) plus 4 year old together really hard to all stand there. Also we were only 2 minutes to 5:55pm at that time anyways. This female staff with strong attitude is the trying to argue with me that the gentleman is just "helping out" here. But he is wearing a MBS uniform, so from now on we have to ask every single employee if they are permanently here or “just helping out”? If the canvas ground is full, I could understand. But it was very empty with 4 kids at that time, and a few drawing tables completely empty, benches with no one sitting. Please educate / train your staff. They are seen and noticed by visitors all over the world.

Wander into a new nature-based adventure and explore an ecosystem of flora and fauna, in an immersive and interactive space, created by international art collective teamLab. Let your imagination take the lead, as you discover the endless possibilities in the space, add your inspired creations and even take them home as souvenirs.

Recently, the place has an innovative digital lights canvas that allows users to draw and color pictures. The canvas features captivating animations of animals or flowers flying and moving across the ground. Additionally, they have conveniently provided tables, colored pens, paper, and pictures for coloring. An exciting feature is the ability to print the drawings onto a T-shirt, which can be obtained instantly.