Horizon of Khufu, a virtual reality tour of the Great Pyramid of Giza as it was about 4,500 years ago, opened at Parkview Square in Singapore on 2 October 2026, with adult tickets at S$35 and child tickets at S$29.
TL;DR
- What: a headset-based walk through the pyramid's corridors and the Queen's Chamber, lasting about an hour including roughly 45 minutes of immersive walking, according to the Fever listing.
- Where and when: GROUNDSEESAW Singapore, level 3, Parkview Square, 600 North Bridge Road. Sessions are listed daily from 10am to 5pm in 30-minute slots across October to December 2026.
- Who and how much: minimum age 8, with ages 8 to 15 accompanied by an adult. Adult S$35, child (8 to 17) S$29, and a 2 adults plus 1 child bundle listed at S$84.
What is Horizon of Khufu?
Horizon of Khufu: Journey in Ancient Egypt is a virtual reality experience that lets small groups walk freely through a digital reconstruction of the Great Pyramid, built for Pharaoh Khufu. Alvinology reports it was produced by Emissive under its Excurio brand and first launched in Paris in June 2022. Fever says it was developed with Egyptologist Peter der Manuelian of Harvard University. Visitors move through the pyramid's corridors, reach the Queen's Chamber and, according to the Fever listing, meet the goddess Bastet and observe an embalming ceremony. Alvinology adds a virtual flight over the Giza Plateau and a Nile boat trip, and notes that the pyramid stands 146 metres tall and dates to between 2590 and 2565 BC.
Where is it and how do you get tickets?
The venue is GROUNDSEESAW Singapore on the third floor of Parkview Square, an Art Deco office building near Bugis nicknamed the Gotham Building. Tickets are sold through Fever, and Alvinology reports they are also available via Klook, Sistic and the venue. Fever lists English, French and Chinese, and says the venue is wheelchair accessible, with electric wheelchairs needing to switch to manual mode or use manual chairs provided on site. Groups of 15 or more can email biz@groundseesawasia.com.
How much does it cost and who can go?
Fever lists adults (18 and over) at S$35 and children aged 8 to 17 at S$29. A family bundle of two adults and one child is listed at S$84, down from S$99. Alvinology says presale pricing ran from 10 September to 1 October 2026. Prices and session availability can change, so check the booking page before you go. Cancellation and refund terms were not shown on the Fever page.
Is it worth planning around?
For a rainy-day or weekend outing that is not a museum visit, the pricing is in line with other ticketed Singapore attractions listed this month, such as Halloween Horror Nights at Resorts World Sentosa, which starts from S$68 according to SethLui. Families with children under 8 cannot join. If you are building a culture itinerary, pair it with the reopened Singapore History Gallery (https://hotinsg.com/singapore-history-gallery-reopens-10-october-what-is-new-after-its-first-major-revamp-in-20-years/) or see our guide to ways to use SG Culture Pass credits beyond museums (https://hotinsg.com/unique-ways-to-spend-your-sg-culture-pass-credits-beyond-museums/). During race week, our Grand Prix Season guide (https://hotinsg.com/grand-prix-season-singapore-2026-the-city-wide-guide-to-whats-on-you-dont-need-a-race-ticket/) covers what else is on nearby.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Horizon of Khufu VR experience in Singapore?
Fever lists about 1 hour in total, including about 45 minutes of immersive walking. Alvinology gives the experience as 45 minutes.
What is the minimum age for Horizon of Khufu?
The minimum age is 8. Visitors aged 8 to 15 must be accompanied by an adult, according to Fever.
How much are Horizon of Khufu tickets?
Fever lists S$35 for adults, S$29 for children aged 8 to 17, and S$84 for a family bundle of two adults and one child.
Sources and Method
Based on the Fever event listing for Horizon of Khufu: Journey in Ancient Egypt (feverup.com/m/723197), Alvinology (27 September 2026, Irone Kim) and SethLui's October 2026 events guide. Visitor totals quoted by sources differ, so none are given here. Prices and sessions are as listed at time of writing and may change.