It also has a bar on its premises for cocktail workshops or for patrons to dine after playing its signature 1920s-themed murder mystery miniature golf game.
At the Museum of Ice Cream in Dempsey, ticket deals, annual memberships and events are offered to encourage return visits.
The attraction reopened two months ago following a revamp.
New features include a refresh of some of its 14 different interactive rooms for visitors to explore and five buffet stations offering unlimited servings of 19 different flavours of ice cream.
It also conducts ice cream making classes and offers venue rental packages for parties, corporate events and team-building workshops.
The museum is currently offering promotional ticket prices for Singapore residents and updated pricing for its annual membership programme that is open to all visitors.
A revamped ticket category was also introduced as part of the refresh, with VIP passes allowing visitors express entry to the attraction, as well as a gift bag and access to activities conducted by the museum.
While local visitor numbers have remained steady, the firm’s head of revenue and growth Pirakash T. said the museum tries to encourage patrons to visit again.
“I would say most people have been here … at least once, but to get them coming back again, that’s when we do (a) refresh,” said Mr Pirakash.
“We also do a lot of activities and classes that would encourage people to come back and visit us.”
