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Why combine Night Safari and Singapore Zoo?

Visitors at the entrance of Singapore Zoo surrounded by lush greenery.

Proximity

Both attractions are located within close proximity in Singapore, making it easy to visit both in one day without the hassle of long travel times.

Family observing lions at Night Safari, Singapore.

Complementary experiences

Explore the unique nocturnal wildlife at Night Safari and then enjoy the diverse animal exhibits at Singapore Zoo. Together, they offer a comprehensive wildlife experience.

Family feeding a rhino at Singapore Zoo.

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Combo pricing offers better value than booking tickets separately, allowing you to enjoy both attractions without breaking the bank.

Tree kangaroos on branches at Singapore Zoo exhibit.

Convenience

Simplify your itinerary with one ticket covering both attractions. This is perfect for first-time visitors looking to capture the highlights of Singapore's wildlife.

The best ways to explore Night Safari and Singapore Zoo

FeatureSeparate ticketsCombo tours

Cost

Night Safari from SGD 55; Singapore Zoo from SGD 39

Combo tickets from SGD 85

Availability

Individual tickets can sell out quickly, especially during peak seasons.

Combo tickets are often available, even last minute.

Timeslots

Timed entry required for both attractions.

Pre-arranged time slots ensure guaranteed entry.

Convenience

Multiple bookings required for each attraction.

One booking, one confirmation for both experiences.

Flexibility

Separate tickets give you control over timing.

Fixed sequence or time slots for the combo.

Best for

Independent travelers who prefer flexibility.

Visitors who want a planned-out experience.

Making the most of your experience

Guest observing a lizard at RepTopia, Singapore Zoo.

Book your combo

Purchase a combo ticket for both Night Safari and Singapore Zoo for a seamless experience. Enjoy both attractions effortlessly in one go.

Family on tram viewing elephant at Night Safari, Singapore.

Plan your combo day

Allow 3-4 hours for the Singapore Zoo visit before heading to Night Safari in the evening. This way, you can fully enjoy both experiences without feeling rushed.

Fennec fox interacting with a guide at Singapore Zoo's Night Safari.

Upgrade your experience

Consider guided tours for expert insights into the animals and their habitats. This adds depth to your visit and enhances your understanding of wildlife conservation.

Guests interacting with animals at KidzWorld, Singapore Zoo.

Top highlights covered

Singapore Zoo: The Fragile Forest, Rainforest KidzWorld, and the Giant Panda Forest. Night Safari: The Leopard Trail, East Lodge Trail, and the Thumbuakar Performance.

Family observing a sloth eating fruit at Singapore Zoo.
  • Singapore Zoo: Open daily from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm. Last entry is at 5:30 pm.
  • Night Safari: Open daily from 7:15 pm to midnight. Last entry is at 11:15 pm.
  • Start at the zoo: Begin your day at Singapore Zoo to enjoy the cooler morning hours when animals are more active.
  • Night Safari at dusk: Arrive at Night Safari just before sunset to experience the park as the animals become more active in the evening.
  • Singapore Zoo: 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826
  • Night Safari: 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826
  • Both attractions are located at Mandai, making it easy to travel between them.
  • By MRT: Take the North South Line to Khatib MRT Station, then transfer to Bus 138, which goes directly to the zoo.
  • By car: Follow the signs to Mandai. Parking is available at both attractions.
  • Public transport: Buses 138 and 927 serve the area, providing convenient access.
Service dog in red vest beside wheelchair user.
  • Singapore Zoo: Wheelchair accessible with ramps and accessible restrooms available throughout the park.
  • Night Safari: Offers wheelchair rentals at the entrance for a small fee. Accessible pathways are available throughout the park.
  • Service animals: Permitted at both attractions as per standard policy for major tourist sites in Singapore.
  • Sensory-friendly: Quiet areas are available for guests needing a break from the crowds.
Sea lion performing at Singapore Zoo with audience watching.
  • Explore nearby gems: Visit the River Safari, located next to the zoo, for an additional aquatic experience.
  • Download tickets in advance: Ensure you have your tickets ready on your phone or printed out to avoid delays at the entrance.
  • Travel light: Security checks are strict, so avoid bringing large bags or food items.
  • Plan for the weather: Singapore can be hot and humid; dress comfortably and stay hydrated throughout your visit.
  • Golden hour for photos: Early morning or late afternoon provides the best lighting for capturing the beauty of the animals.
  • Check showtimes: Be sure to check the schedule for animal shows and feeding times to make the most of your visit.
  • Wear comfortable shoes: Expect to walk a lot, so wear comfortable footwear to enjoy both attractions fully.

Frequently asked questions about the Night Safari and Singapore Zoo experience

Can I visit Night Safari and Singapore Zoo separately, or do I need to book them together?

You can visit both separately, but booking a combo ticket provides a seamless experience, saving you time and offering discounted rates.

Do I have to see both Night Safari and Singapore Zoo on the same day with a combo?

Most combo tickets allow same-day use, but you can typically schedule your visits within a flexible window. Confirm timings when you make your booking.

How much time should I leave between Night Safari and Singapore Zoo?

Ideally, leave about 30-45 minutes between the two experiences, as they are close to each other, but it's good to allow for walking or potential delays.

What should I do if I’m visiting during peak season when both experiences might be crowded?

Booking combo tickets in advance during peak season helps you secure your spot at both attractions, ensuring priority access and avoiding long lines.

What happens if one experience is canceled due to weather?

If either experience is canceled due to weather conditions, most providers will offer a rescheduled visit or a refund. Check the specific cancellation policy when booking.

Can I bring my own food or drinks?

Bringing your own food is generally not allowed inside the attractions, but there are dining options available within both the zoo and Night Safari.

Are both accessible for people with mobility issues?

Yes, both attractions offer wheelchair access and facilities to accommodate visitors with mobility challenges.

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