Kallang Wave Mall to undergo revamp, new 21m rock climbing wall & padel courts by 2028
The climbing wall has been a mainstay since the mall opened in 2014.
Kallang Wave Mall will commence a major uplift from May 2026 as it revamps its assets, such as its climbing wall and retail spaces, by 2028.
In a press release, The Kallang said that the mall, which is managed by CapitaLand Investment (CLI), will remain operational, with some facilities being temporarily closed as phased works are carried out.
Chief Executive Officer, The Kallang Group, Quek Swee Kuan said: "This asset enhancement extends beyond infrastructural upgrading."
"We are shaping the way people experience sport, entertainment, lifestyle and community as one seamless, integrated journey."
Photo (artist’s impressions) from The Kallang Group and FARM Architects
Climbing wall
The new climbing wall operated by Climb Central will stand at 21 metres, with its apex rising approximately 10 metres above the mall's roofline.
The climbing wall has been a mainstay since the mall opened in 2014.
The Kallang said it will be one of Southeast Asia's tallest indoor climbing walls with elements of real rock walls.
Climbers who reach the summit will be rewarded with views of the Kallang and the Kallang Basin.
The new facility will also have bouldering walls to offer new and experienced climbers a range of options.
Photo from Climb Central
Padel courts on rooftop, cycling facility
Six sheltered courts for both casual and competitive play will be installed on the mall's rooftop.
The existing water playground, Splash-N-Surf, will be replaced with a new playscape that has dry and wet areas and installations for families and children.
For cyclists and users of the Stadium Park Connector and Kallang Basin, a new end-of-trip facility for them to pause or conclude their exercise will be introduced.
According to the press release, this facility will be equipped with bike parking, bag storage, and shower facilities.
Photo from Philip Limawan
Retail revamps
Shopfront facades along the OCBC Square from Stadium MRT will be revitalised, including an LED screen for 3D projections.
Photo (artist’s impressions) from The Kallang Group and FARM Architects
The ReFormd Group, a homegrown lifestyle and wellness company, will debut a new fitness and wellness centre at the mall.
This includes a retail space, a gym and a recovery centre with cold plunges and ice baths.
Also introduced is the New Balance Run Hub store, which will offer runner-centric amenities, training sessions, and a calendar of running-related events.
Key Power Sports will also feature brands such as XTEP, 2XU and Speedo in its retail space.
Spaces for pet owners will also be enhanced with a pet community hub along the park connector, which includes a pet pool, boarding and training facilities, grooming services, a bakery and a retail section.
New dining options will be introduced, including enhanced alfresco dining options.
Photo (artist’s impressions) from The Kallang Group and FARM Architects
Temporary closures
The water playground, Splash-N-Surf, will be closed for renovation works and is expected to reopen in the first quarter of 2027.
Singapore Sports Museum is also closed and will reopen in the third quarter of 2027.
For more information and the latest updates, visitors can refer to The Kallang's website.
Top photo from The Kallang Group & FARM Architects & Climb Central
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