Join us for an exclusive evening under the stars as we observe a rare celestial phenomenon.
Don’t miss this rare celestial spectacle! Join us at Science Centre Singapore on 3 Mar 2026 for an unforgettable Total Lunar Eclipse viewing experience. This extraordinary event coincides with the 15th day of the Lunar New Year and marks the last visible Total Lunar Eclipse worldwide until 31 Dec 2028.
Intending to arrive early? Grab one of the snacks while the moon turns red! *Each guest may choose ONE only. While stocks last.
A. Muah Chee
B. Sesame Rice Ball-Red Bean (2pcs) + Taro & Sweet Potato rice ball (2pcs) + Mini Egg Tart (2pcs)
C. Yeo’s Jellybuddies (jelly drink)
| Type | Price |
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| Standard |
Free |
| Bundle (includes telescope viewing + digital planetarium show) |
$4 |
*Entry to the viewing event will be complimentary, on a first-come, first-served basis.
Experience expert-hosted sky viewing sessions with high-powered telescopes*, engaging planetarium shows explaining the lunar eclipse phenomena, and family-friendly activities. Our astronomy educators will guide you through this spectacular event as the moon takes on a rich, reddish hue.
The lunar eclipse might be visible from 7.47pm to 9.17pm. After which, the Moon will be in the penumbra of Earth’s shadow.
Below is a simulated view of what you will be expected to see:
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7:47pm
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8:00pm |
8:15pm |
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8:30pm
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8:45pm |
9:00pm |
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9:17pm |
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*Due to anticipated high interest, telescope viewing will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. For safety and logistical reasons, only the provided telescopes may be used during the session. Please also note that guests are strictly not permitted to bring their personal telescopes to the session.
Elevate your evening with our special bundle at $4 per person, including telescope viewing and a live planetarium show at Omni-Theatre, with shows at 5pm, 5.40pm, 8.10pm, and 8.50pm.
Join us for a 20-minute journey through space and time to discover the phenomenon - the Blood Moon! Discover how the precise alignment of the Sun, Earth, and Moon creates a total lunar eclipse, casting Earth's shadow across the lunar surface, darkening the Moon with a reddish hue. We will travel through time and space itself, forwards and backwards to learn the mechanism of “how” and “why” it occurs. Besides the eclipse, we will also visit two planets that will be visible in the night sky on 3 Mar. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience one of Astronomy’s most amazing phenomenon as if you were floating in Space itself - all from the comfort of our Omni-Theatre!
Registration for telescope viewing starts at 6pm at the main entrance of Science Centre. Ticket holders for Digital Planetarium shows at 5:00pm and 5.40pm may register directly at Omni-Theatre before each show.
Bag checks may be conducted for security purposes. For a smoother entry experience, we recommend attending the event without bags if possible.
Telescope viewing would start at 7.47pm, or when the Moon is visible, depending on the weather.
To give everyone a chance to catch the eclipse through the telescope, each visitor will be given up to 1 minute to look through the telescope.
Please note that SCB reserves the right to close the queue before the scheduled time.
For your own safety, use of personal telescopes and/or setting up of tripods are strictly not permitted within Science Centre Singapore premises during the event. Science Centre Singapore reserves the right to remove prohibited items from the premises.
Photography is permitted if flash is not used.
In the event of wet weather, telescope viewing of the lunar eclipse will not be possible.
Guests are welcome to watch the live stream at the Marquee or on your personal devices.
Livestream of the event is available at Science Centre’s YouTube channel.
Car parks are available at Science Centre Singapore and the Omni-Theatre. However, due to limited parking capacity, we strongly recommend travelling by public transport.
The following retail/food outlets will be available during the event:
Curiosity shop
Coffee Bee
Regale
Phoenix Indian Restaurant
Food stations
Guests are advised to check the weather forecast
Guests are strongly encouraged to take public transport to the event venue as there are limited parking lots.
Long queues are expected for the telescopic viewing. We seek your patience and kind understanding as we endeavor to give every guest a chance to view the lunar eclipse through the telescopes.
Bus services outside Science Centre Singapore [Jurong Town Hall Rd - S'pore Science Ctr (28251)]:
66, 178, 198, 984 and 335
Bus services at nearby buses stop:
51, 52, 78, 79, 97, 97e, 98, 98M, 105, 143, 160, 176, 183, 197, 333, 334, 506, 542, and 543.
By MRT train
The nearest MRT Station is Jurong East Station (East-West Line and North-South Line).
From there, you can take bus 66 or 335, or walk 8 minutes to Science Centre Singapore.
Walking from Jurong East MRT Station / Jurong East Bus Interchange
From Jurong East Bus Interchange or Jurong East MRT Station, you can walk 8 minutes to Science Centre Singapore:
Check out how to get to Science Centre.
