Gardens by the Bay transforms into a luminous wonderland each December, combining tropical nature with holiday cheer. Christmas events like the Train Show and Wonderland are ticketed separately from general garden admission. On this page, you’ll find all the must-know details to plan your Gardens by the Bay Christmas experience.
EExplore the world’s largest glass greenhouse, with 2025’s love-themed floral displays and the Christmas Train Show (Nov–Dec) featuring close to 20 model trains and festive scenery.
Yes, you can purchase tickets specifically for Christmas Wonderland, which gives you access to the Supertree Grove and Meadow during event hours.
Yes. Christmas Wonderland has time-slot entry (e.g., 6.30pm–7.30pm, 7.30pm–8.30pm, etc.) to manage crowd flow.
Absolutely. With carnival rides, games, a Santa’s Grotto, and family-friendly light shows, it’s very child-friendly. Children under 3 enter Wonderland free.
Generally, Garden Rhapsody and Borealis continue even with light rain. However, some carnival rides or outdoor installations may pause at the organiser’s discretion.
You can still catch Garden Rhapsody from public vantage points like World of Plants . No Wonderland ticket needed.
Yes, you need a paid ticket for the Flower Dome to view the Christmas Train Show. General garden walk-in does not cover it.
