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Mandai Wildlife Reserve entrance with visitors exploring 3-Park Entry Tickets in Singapore.
Open-air tram with passengers touring a zoo, zebras and elephant visible in the background.
Family observing a sloth eating fruit at Singapore Zoo.
Family feeding a rhino at Singapore Zoo.
Father and son observing giraffes at Singapore Zoo.
Tree kangaroos on branches with visitors in the background at Singapore Zoo.
Children observing kangaroos at a zoo exhibit.
Orangutans swinging on ropes at Singapore Zoo.
Child observing baboons through glass at Singapore Zoo.
Visitors feeding elephants at Singapore Zoo.
Family interacting with a snake at Singapore Zoo show.
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Singapore Zoo Tickets with Tram Ride

Explore Singapore Zoo with the most budget-friendly ticket and get access to animals shows and zones.

  • Everything you get: Entry to Singapore Zoo, a complimentary tram ride with recorded commentary with animal stories, and the chance to see over 4,200 animals in 11 different zones that replicate real-world habitats.
  • Why choose this: World's first rainforest zoo experience that is perfect for families with kids, the elderly, or anyone who likes nature & wildlife. From kangaroos in Australasia to lions in Wild Africa, you’ll meet many different species of animals.
  • Upgrades: Choose between the 4-Park or 5-Park Destination Pass and save up to 50% on entry to Night Safari, Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise, Rainforest Wild Asia, and River Wonders. You get free tram rides, Mandai Shuttle access, a carousel ride for kids, and a complimentary animal plush keyring and retail voucher (worth up to S$20).


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reviewer
MatthewJul, 2025
5/5

The Fragile Forest, where it's possible to get very close to lemurs, birds, and reptiles, is a great place for the finest wildlife photography. I was very pleased.

reviewer
DorosJul, 2025
5/5

wonderful and magical zoo wonderful and magical zoo you find monkeys lions chihat and many more.we recommend to visit that place

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DURGAJun, 2025
5/5

One of the best zoos visited and cherry on top is the night safari with the best safari driver ever..making it extremely thrilling

reviewer
JenniferJul, 2025
5/5

All the animals were so close and the park, Tram and amenities were really well organised. A great day out ☺️

reviewer
JadeAug, 2025
3/5

Its a bit clunky if you book for more than one ticket you dont use the one code to activate the time of attendance - we got to the gate and the lady had to take photos of the booking and let us in as it was a bit unclear - it would be better if you pay then the app just lets you book in time - not click on link and enter every booking code - its hard as you get older !

reviewer
ArmaanaAug, 2025
5/5

This was the best thing we did in Singapore - closest zoo experience to the animals than in any other zoo - still can't work out how they keep the orangutangs in their area when they appear to be 'free' to leave

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ChrisJul, 2025
4/5

Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.

reviewer
AselJun, 2025
5/5

It was a great experience. Just had a hassle receiving the actual ticket, but a call to customer service got the right ticket into the inbox within 15 minutes. Visit to Mandai parks is very much recommended overall for both adults and kids.

reviewer
IslamAug, 2025
5/5

My two chidren loved it tremendously Especially the Apes

reviewer
JoachimAug, 2025
3/5

The zoo is relatively unspectacular and therefore more suitable for children.

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BRUMPTONJul, 2025
5/5

Loved all the greenery , little monkeys climbing freely and the educational pieces throughout the park .

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MuhammadJul, 2025
3/5

I requested a change of date due to my child's illness but didn't hear back and ticket got wadted

reviewer
YasirJun, 2025
5/5

Beautiful landscape and arrangements. African part we loved most . Theatre show made the day !

reviewer
HemantJun, 2025
5/5

Giraf area was the awesome one ...

reviewer
LauJun, 2025
3/5

Animal and the cleanest forest

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AmiraAug, 2025
5/5
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HosahalliAug, 2025
5/5
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MichaelAug, 2025
5/5
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RoderickAug, 2025
3/5
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CharanAug, 2025
5/5
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DiannaAug, 2025
4/5
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WajidAug, 2025
5/5
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KelkarAug, 2025
5/5
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KUNALKUMARAug, 2025
4/5
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RittickAug, 2025
5/5

Explore Singapore Zoo with the most budget-friendly ticket and get access to animals shows and zones.

  • Everything you get: Entry to Singapore Zoo, a complimentary tram ride with recorded commentary with animal stories, and the chance to see over 4,200 animals in 11 different zones that replicate real-world habitats.
  • Why choose this: World's first rainforest zoo experience that is perfect for families with kids, the elderly, or anyone who likes nature & wildlife. From kangaroos in Australasia to lions in Wild Africa, you’ll meet many different species of animals.
  • Upgrades: Choose between the 4-Park or 5-Park Destination Pass and save up to 50% on entry to Night Safari, Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise, Rainforest Wild Asia, and River Wonders. You get free tram rides, Mandai Shuttle access, a carousel ride for kids, and a complimentary animal plush keyring and retail voucher (worth up to S$20).

Inclusions

  • Entry to the Singapore Zoo

  • Complimentary tram ride

  • Recorded onboard commentary

  • 4-Park or 5-Park Destination Pass (optional upgrade)

What to bring

  • Light clothes, comfy shoes, sunscreen, cap, mosquito repellent, and a poncho or umbrella.
  • Bring a reusable water bottle – refill stations are available.
  • Arrive early on weekdays or visit in the late afternoon.
  • Arrive 10–15 mins early: Seats fill up fast, especially for Splash Safari. Grab a good spot without the rush.

What's not allowed

  • There are prohibited areas in the zoo. Do not venture into these zones for your own safety.
  • Do not feed or tease the animals living in the zoo.
  • Stay seated the whole duration of the tram ride.
  • Feel free to take photos for personal use. Flash photography is not allowed.
  • Smoking is not allowed inside the zoo. You will find a designated smoking point outside the entrance.
  • Pets and plants are not allowed inside.
  • Skate scooters, inline skates, rollerblades, tricycles and pull trolleys are not permitted inside.
  • Turn off flash photography for animals’ comfort.

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Accessibility

  • Ticketing machines (TM), nursing & diaper changing rooms, lost and found, free wifi, stoller, wheelchair access, lockers, prayer rooms, rain gears, first-aid stations, luggage storage are available at the venue.

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Additional information

  • Check your Singapore Zoo map here!
  • Visitors to Night Safari and Rainforest Wild Asia must book a time slot here. Guests are required to book presentation seats online in advance for River Wonders and Night Safari. The booking portal opens 2 hours before the presentation time.
  • Click here to see different zones at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see different animal shows at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see keeper talk sessions and timings at Singapore Zoo.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Chris Adams

Chris

Jul 2025Verified booking
Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.
Aneta Jeziorska

Aneta

May 2025Verified booking
Both parks are amazing. I can easily see why they are considered the best. Birds paradise gives you a possibility of seeing birds flying free as park is divided into geographically themed zones. And you get to be close to the birds! During my stay storm hit the park - and I hid under on of the covered areas - with the birds also hiding from rain! Amazing. Zoo is also good - many monkeys are literally above you, you sometimes forget that you are in the zoo! I spend a full day at each park and I liked it - I was able to walk on my own pace etc. You could do both in one day as well.
Asel Sugurbayeva

Asel

Jun 2025Verified booking
It was a great experience. Just had a hassle receiving the actual ticket, but a call to customer service got the right ticket into the inbox within 15 minutes. Visit to Mandai parks is very much recommended overall for both adults and kids.
Family observing kangaroos and lions at Singapore Zoo and Night Safari.
Family on tram viewing rhinoceroses during Singapore Night Safari.
Family on tram viewing elephant at Night Safari, Singapore.
Family interacting with a snake at Singapore Zoo show.
Fennec fox interacting with a guide at Singapore Zoo's Night Safari.
Handler presenting an owl during the night show at Singapore Night Safari.
Thumbuakar fire performers at Night Safari, Singapore Zoo.
Family observing a sloth eating fruit at Singapore Zoo.
Tree kangaroos on branches with visitors in the background at Singapore Zoo.
Father and son observing giraffes at Singapore Zoo.
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2-Park Combo: Night Safari + Singapore Zoo Tickets

Go from daytime safaris to wild nights with one combo ticket—see 5,000+ animals, catch live shows, and save $7 on the best of Mandai.

  • Everything you get at Night Safari: A wild night out at Night Safari with access to 4 walking trails and unlimited tram rides. Spot over 900 nocturnal animals like leopards, fishing cats, wallabies, Malayan tapirs, and lions. Watch animal keepers in action and don’t miss the crowd-favorite Creatures of the Night show.
  • Everything you get at Singapore Zoo:  Meet 4200 animals across 11 zones in this open-concept zoo and enjoy the convenience of an inclusive tram ride with audio guides sharing fun animal facts.
  • Why choose this: Save $7 by visiting both Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, which are located near each other at Mandai with free shuttle service between them.
  • Spend about 6 hours at Singapore Zoo, preferably in the morning, and 3 hours at the Night Safari to explore them fully. Visit both on the same day or on separate days, it's up to you.


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AnabelaAug, 2025
5/5

The night Safari was a great opportunity to see many spectacular animals under a different light! Gardens by the bay is a must do in Singapura !

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MatthewJul, 2025
5/5

The Fragile Forest, where it's possible to get very close to lemurs, birds, and reptiles, is a great place for the finest wildlife photography. I was very pleased.

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NicholasJul, 2025
5/5

The day at Gardens by the Bay (Flower Dome, Cloud Forest and Floral Fantasy) was just so peaceful and also informative. And above all just really stunning. Singapore really lives up to its standards as Flower City. Really beautiful. I had a great day at Gardens at the Bay. The Night Safari was a really great experience as well. Beautiful area with a lot of different animals. The walking routes were well constructed. You could find your way easily. A little highlight was the drive with the Safari Tram. Since the Night Safari is located a little further away I wouldn't recommend to do both Gardens by the Bay and the Night Safari the same day. It was a really long day - but totally worth it!

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DorosJul, 2025
5/5

wonderful and magical zoo wonderful and magical zoo you find monkeys lions chihat and many more.we recommend to visit that place

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chandaJun, 2025
5/5

Experience the Magic of Night Safari Singapore with the Headout App! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I recently booked my ticket for the Night Safari in Singapore using the Headout app, and I couldn’t be more pleased with my experience! The best things about the app that made my booking process smooth and stress-free: 🌙✨

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JenniferJul, 2025
5/5

All the animals were so close and the park, Tram and amenities were really well organised. A great day out ☺️

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SiewJul, 2025
4/5

Made my guests happy. Great memories for them.

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CORALIESep, 2025
4/5

The zoo and night safari were enjoyable. However, the ticketing experience was a nightmare. The site wouldn't complete the sale until we booked a time for the night safari tram (not entry). Turned out it was the entry that was supposed to be timed. So much misinformation and minimal useful info. And the fact that it's all part of Mandai Wildlife Reserve would have been useful to know.

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BRINDAAug, 2025
3/5

At the night safari , we were denied entry due to the fact that the tickets were isssued for a season rather than for the selected date and time. We couldn't enter the safari and had to plead to let us in. Very bitter experience. I will highly recommend booking night safari through original booking website rather than through Headout !!

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LornaAug, 2025
5/5

Had a great time. Massive line up but the whole process was very well organised and entertaining . Thoroughly enjoyed the walking trail after train ride Would do it again thank you guys 😊

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JadeAug, 2025
3/5

Its a bit clunky if you book for more than one ticket you dont use the one code to activate the time of attendance - we got to the gate and the lady had to take photos of the booking and let us in as it was a bit unclear - it would be better if you pay then the app just lets you book in time - not click on link and enter every booking code - its hard as you get older !

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ArmaanaAug, 2025
5/5

This was the best thing we did in Singapore - closest zoo experience to the animals than in any other zoo - still can't work out how they keep the orangutangs in their area when they appear to be 'free' to leave

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StandleyAug, 2025
4/5

It was the first time I got to bring a family member with me on an international trip! My cousin Jaimey joined me, and we enjoyed the night safari big time. Unfortunately, you guys were renovating the White Tiger habitat, so we were a little bummed about that, but keep up the good work guys and I'll see you next time!

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ChrisJul, 2025
4/5

Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.

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VineetJul, 2025
3/5

We missed our preferred time slot while trying to understand the complete the process from voucher to final ticket. We, therefore, had to rush through the night safari. We were fortunate to catch the last order for dinner at the food court. And all this for no extra benefit or savings.

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MosesJul, 2025
3/5

Tram ride is like not even upto the leven they slowing for the first car in the tram and then move quite fast , because of this second and third car in the same tram not able to view the animal as expected Also group photo was not asked for everyone in the seat they asked for the first , if they kot interested they moved on ,we dont have chance to speak also for opinion In our case two Chinese people sit with us and they daid they dont want photo because pf his kid sleeping and we were never asked for anything So i think night safari is like disastor for us

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AnitaJul, 2025
5/5

Seeing all the animals. Liked that there was something like this you could experience when you only had the evening in Singapore! Absolutely worth the entrance fee!

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VanJul, 2025
5/5

The animals are in good health, the explanations are succinct, the trails are well organized with breaks, and the shows are spectacular.

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CarmenJul, 2025
5/5

Everything was well organised including transport. Took the metro to Khatib station and the shuttle bus to the venue. Staff were helpful and the night setting was magical.

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KuznetsovaSep, 2025
5/5

Really amazing experience and we want to repeat it again and again. Our baby excited and ask us to visit again next day.

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DavidAug, 2025
5/5

What an unforgettable experience! The Staff was amazing and the safari was awesome!

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IslamAug, 2025
5/5

My two chidren loved it tremendously Especially the Apes

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MelissaAug, 2025
4/5

Loved the option to do the walking trails and tram.

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JoachimAug, 2025
3/5

The zoo is relatively unspectacular and therefore more suitable for children.

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BRUMPTONJul, 2025
5/5

Loved all the greenery , little monkeys climbing freely and the educational pieces throughout the park .

Go from daytime safaris to wild nights with one combo ticket—see 5,000+ animals, catch live shows, and save $7 on the best of Mandai.

  • Everything you get at Night Safari: A wild night out at Night Safari with access to 4 walking trails and unlimited tram rides. Spot over 900 nocturnal animals like leopards, fishing cats, wallabies, Malayan tapirs, and lions. Watch animal keepers in action and don’t miss the crowd-favorite Creatures of the Night show.
  • Everything you get at Singapore Zoo:  Meet 4200 animals across 11 zones in this open-concept zoo and enjoy the convenience of an inclusive tram ride with audio guides sharing fun animal facts.
  • Why choose this: Save $7 by visiting both Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, which are located near each other at Mandai with free shuttle service between them.
  • Spend about 6 hours at Singapore Zoo, preferably in the morning, and 3 hours at the Night Safari to explore them fully. Visit both on the same day or on separate days, it's up to you.

Inclusions Singapore Zoo

  • Entry to Singapore Zoo

  • Complimentary tram ride with recorded commentary

  • Shuttel services to travel between parks

  • Access to all zones

Night Safari

  • Entry to Night Safari

  • Complimentary tram ride with recorded commentary

  • Access to all zones

  • Shuttel services to travel between parks

  • Access to Creatures of the Night presentation

Night Safari Trails

  • Leopard Trail: Mysterious, big cat experience
  • East Lodge Trail: Fascinating, nocturnal creatures
  • Fishing Cat Trail: Elusive, semi-aquatic felines
  • Tasmanian Devil Trail: A world wallabies & other marsupials

Performances

  • Twilight Performance: Exciting, hybrid fire performance (daily at 8pm & 9pm for approx 25 mins)
  • Creatures of the Night Show: Engaging, wildlife presentation (daily at 7:30pm, 8:30pm & 9:30pm for approx 5 mins)

Click here to view the park map and here to view the sample itinerary.

What to bring

  • Light clothes, comfy shoes, sunscreen, cap, mosquito repellent, and a poncho or umbrella.
  • Bring a reusable water bottle – refill stations are available.
  • Arrive early on weekdays or visit in the late afternoon.
  • Arrive 10–15 mins early: Seats fill up fast, especially for Splash Safari. Grab a good spot without the rush.

What's not allowed

  • There are prohibited areas in the zoo. Do not venture into these zones for your own safety.
  • Do not feed or tease the animals living in the zoo.
  • Stay seated the whole duration of the tram ride.
  • Feel free to take photos for personal use. Flash photography is not allowed.
  • Smoking is not allowed inside the zoo. You will find a designated smoking point outside the entrance.
  • Pets and plants are not allowed inside.
  • Skate scooters, inline skates, rollerblades, tricycles and pull trolleys are not permitted inside.
  • Turn off flash photography for animals’ comfort.

Accessibility

  • Ticketing machines (TM), nursing & diaper changing rooms, lost and found, free wifi, stoller, wheelchair access, lockers, prayer rooms, rain gears, first-aid stations, luggage storage are available at the venue.

Additional information

  • Check your Singapore Zoo map here!
  • Visitors to Night Safari must book a time slot here. Guests are required to book presentation seats online in advance for Night Safari. The booking portal opens 2 hours before the presentation time.
  • Click here to see different zones at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see different animal shows at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see keeper talk sessions and timings at Singapore Zoo.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Nicholas Ian Maria ONeill

Nicholas

Jul 2025Verified booking
The day at Gardens by the Bay (Flower Dome, Cloud Forest and Floral Fantasy) was just so peaceful and also informative. And above all just really stunning. Singapore really lives up to its standards as Flower City. Really beautiful. I had a great day at Gardens at the Bay. The Night Safari was a really great experience as well. Beautiful area with a lot of different animals. The walking routes were well constructed. You could find your way easily. A little highlight was the drive with the Safari Tram. Since the Night Safari is located a little further away I wouldn't recommend to do both Gardens by the Bay and the Night Safari the same day. It was a really long day - but totally worth it!
Chris Adams

Chris

Jul 2025Verified booking
Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.
CORALIE OWEN

Coralie

Sep 2025Verified booking
The zoo and night safari were enjoyable. However, the ticketing experience was a nightmare. The site wouldn't complete the sale until we booked a time for the night safari tram (not entry). Turned out it was the entry that was supposed to be timed. So much misinformation and minimal useful info. And the fact that it's all part of Mandai Wildlife Reserve would have been useful to know.
Child pointing at birds in a pond at Bird Paradise, Singapore Zoo, with a family on a tram ride nearby.
Lady feeding parrots at Bird Paradise, Singapore with trees in the background.
Flamingos perched on branches at Bird Paradise, Singapore.
Family feeding a rhino at Singapore Zoo.
Sea lion performing at Singapore Zoo with audience watching.
Trainer interacting with a bird during a show at Bird Paradise, Singapore.
Waterfall surrounded by lush greenery at Bird Paradise, Singapore Zoo.
Gift shop at Bird Paradise, Singapore Zoo, with plush toys and souvenirs on display.
Family observing a sloth eating fruit at Singapore Zoo.
Tree kangaroos on branches with visitors in the background at Singapore Zoo.
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2-Park Combo: Bird Paradise + Singapore Zoo Tickets

One ticket, two top parks—meet 7,700+ animals and birds, ride trams, catch live shows, and save $5 with free transfers between park.

  • Everything you get at Brid Paradise: Meet 3,500 birds from 400 species at Bird Paradise, explore 10 zones with 8 walk-through aviaries, and enjoy feeding sessions, photo ops, and 2 live bird shows with trainers.
  • Everything you get at Singapore Zoo: Come face-to-face with over 4,200 animals as you explore 11 unique zones in this open zoo and hop on the included tram ride with audio commentary packed with fun animal insights.
  • Why choose this: Save $5 by visiting both Singapore Zoo and Bird Paradise, which are located near each other at Mandai.
  • Both the zoo and park offer free transfers between each other, and they're super close by. You can visit them both in a day if you want to.


reviewer
MatthewJul, 2025
5/5

The Fragile Forest, where it's possible to get very close to lemurs, birds, and reptiles, is a great place for the finest wildlife photography. I was very pleased.

reviewer
DorosJul, 2025
5/5

wonderful and magical zoo wonderful and magical zoo you find monkeys lions chihat and many more.we recommend to visit that place

reviewer
JenniferJul, 2025
5/5

All the animals were so close and the park, Tram and amenities were really well organised. A great day out ☺️

reviewer
CharanAug, 2025
4/5

Organized sighting, rampways for baby strollers, colorful birds and interesting facts written in the rest areas before entering each bird section

reviewer
JadeAug, 2025
3/5

Its a bit clunky if you book for more than one ticket you dont use the one code to activate the time of attendance - we got to the gate and the lady had to take photos of the booking and let us in as it was a bit unclear - it would be better if you pay then the app just lets you book in time - not click on link and enter every booking code - its hard as you get older !

reviewer
ArmaanaAug, 2025
5/5

This was the best thing we did in Singapore - closest zoo experience to the animals than in any other zoo - still can't work out how they keep the orangutangs in their area when they appear to be 'free' to leave

reviewer
ChrisJul, 2025
4/5

Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.

reviewer
IslamAug, 2025
5/5

My two chidren loved it tremendously Especially the Apes

reviewer
JoachimAug, 2025
3/5

The zoo is relatively unspectacular and therefore more suitable for children.

reviewer
BRUMPTONJul, 2025
5/5

Loved all the greenery , little monkeys climbing freely and the educational pieces throughout the park .

reviewer
ShaikhJul, 2025
5/5

Great. Easy and Smooth process.

reviewer
YasirJun, 2025
5/5

Beautiful landscape and arrangements. African part we loved most . Theatre show made the day !

reviewer
HemantJun, 2025
5/5

Giraf area was the awesome one ...

reviewer
LauJun, 2025
3/5

Animal and the cleanest forest

reviewer
AmiraAug, 2025
5/5
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MichaelAug, 2025
5/5
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RoderickAug, 2025
3/5
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CharanAug, 2025
5/5
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DiannaAug, 2025
4/5
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AllanAug, 2025
5/5
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WajidAug, 2025
5/5
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KUNALKUMARAug, 2025
4/5
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RittickAug, 2025
5/5
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DALALAug, 2025
5/5
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TudorAug, 2025
4/5

One ticket, two top parks—meet 7,700+ animals and birds, ride trams, catch live shows, and save $5 with free transfers between park.

  • Everything you get at Brid Paradise: Meet 3,500 birds from 400 species at Bird Paradise, explore 10 zones with 8 walk-through aviaries, and enjoy feeding sessions, photo ops, and 2 live bird shows with trainers.
  • Everything you get at Singapore Zoo: Come face-to-face with over 4,200 animals as you explore 11 unique zones in this open zoo and hop on the included tram ride with audio commentary packed with fun animal insights.
  • Why choose this: Save $5 by visiting both Singapore Zoo and Bird Paradise, which are located near each other at Mandai.
  • Both the zoo and park offer free transfers between each other, and they're super close by. You can visit them both in a day if you want to.

Inclusions Singapore Zoo

  • Entry to Singapore Zoo

  • Complimentary tram ride with recorded commentary

  • Shuttel services to travel between parks

  • Access to all zones

Bird Paradise

  • Entry to Bird Paradise

  • Complimentary tram ride with recorded commentary

  • Access to all zones & shows

  • Shuttel services to travel between parks

What to bring

  • Light clothes, comfy shoes, sunscreen, cap, mosquito repellent, and a poncho or umbrella.
  • Bring a reusable water bottle – refill stations are available.
  • Arrive early on weekdays or visit in the late afternoon.
  • Arrive 10–15 mins early: Seats fill up fast, especially for Splash Safari. Grab a good spot without the rush.

What's not allowed

  • There are prohibited areas in the zoo. Do not venture into these zones for your own safety.
  • Do not feed or tease the animals living in the zoo.
  • Stay seated the whole duration of the tram ride.
  • Feel free to take photos for personal use. Flash photography is not allowed.
  • Smoking is not allowed inside the zoo. You will find a designated smoking point outside the entrance.
  • Pets and plants are not allowed inside.
  • Skate scooters, inline skates, rollerblades, tricycles and pull trolleys are not permitted inside.
  • Turn off flash photography for animals’ comfort.

Accessibility

  • Ticketing machines (TM), nursing & diaper changing rooms, lost and found, free wifi, stoller, wheelchair access, lockers, prayer rooms, rain gears, first-aid stations, luggage storage are available at the venue.

Additional information

  • Check your Singapore Zoo map here!
  • Plan your day well so you don't miss the 2 amazing bird shows that happen just twice at the amphitheater at Bird Pardise. Wings of the World features at 12:30pm & 5pm, and Predators on Wings features at 10:30am & 2:30pm.
  • Click here to see different zones at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see different animal shows at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see keeper talk sessions and timings at Singapore Zoo.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Chris Adams

Chris

Jul 2025Verified booking
Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.
Aneta Jeziorska

Aneta

May 2025Verified booking
Both parks are amazing. I can easily see why they are considered the best. Birds paradise gives you a possibility of seeing birds flying free as park is divided into geographically themed zones. And you get to be close to the birds! During my stay storm hit the park - and I hid under on of the covered areas - with the birds also hiding from rain! Amazing. Zoo is also good - many monkeys are literally above you, you sometimes forget that you are in the zoo! I spend a full day at each park and I liked it - I was able to walk on my own pace etc. You could do both in one day as well.
Armaana Ahmad

Armaana

Aug 2025Verified booking
This was the best thing we did in Singapore - closest zoo experience to the animals than in any other zoo - still can't work out how they keep the orangutangs in their area when they appear to be 'free' to leave
Collage of animals from Rainforest Wild Asia, Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, and Night Safari.
Family observing a sloth eating fruit at Singapore Zoo.
Lady feeding parrots at Bird Paradise, Singapore with trees in the background.
Family walking through lush Entrance Gorge with waterfall and rocky cliffs.
Girl observing baboons through glass at Singapore Zoo.
Handler presenting an owl during the night show at Singapore Night Safari.
Visitors observing an armadillo at Night Safari, part of 2-Park Hopper tour.
Children crossing a log over a stream in a lush forest setting.
Ranger engaging with deer on forest floor during a guided talk.
Visitors crossing a rope bridge at Wild Apex Adventure's Langur Observation Deck.
Tickets
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Mandai Wildlife Destination Pass

Explore more for less with this pass, which gives you one-time access to 4 parks & 5 days to enjoy them all.

  • Everything you get: Entry to Bird Paradise, Night Safari, Singapore Zoo, and Rainforest Wild ASIA anytime within 5 days. Includes one-time entry to each park and free shuttle transfers between them for seamless exploring.
  • Bird Paradise: Explore 10 vibrant zones with 3,500 birds from 400 species—parrots, flamingos, penguins, and more. Hand-feed them, snap photos, and catch two must-see shows.
  • Singapore Zoo: See 4,200 animals in this award-winning rainforest zoo. Ride the tram, watch engaging wildlife shows, and enjoy a free carousel ride with child tickets.
  • Night Safari: Hop on a tram to see nocturnal animals like aardvarks and hyenas. Walk the trails and don’t miss the exciting Creatures of the Night show.
  • Rainforest Wild ASIA: Journey through 10 zones of lush terrain. Spot Malayan tigers, rare langurs, explore canopy walks, and join ranger-led experiences.
  • Why choose this: Individual tickets for Night Safari ($56), Singapore Zoo ($49), Bird Paradise ($49), and Rainforest Wild ASIA ($43) cost $197. With this combo ticket, pay just $125 for all four attractions and save $72.
  • Upgrades: Want the full experience? Choose the 5-Park Destination Pass. It includes River Wonders along with the other four parks and saves you a whopping $100 overall.


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DURGAJun, 2025
5/5

One of the best zoos visited and cherry on top is the night safari with the best safari driver ever..making it extremely thrilling

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AselJun, 2025
5/5

It was a great experience. Just had a hassle receiving the actual ticket, but a call to customer service got the right ticket into the inbox within 15 minutes. Visit to Mandai parks is very much recommended overall for both adults and kids.

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MuhammadJul, 2025
3/5

I requested a change of date due to my child's illness but didn't hear back and ticket got wadted

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HosahalliAug, 2025
5/5
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KelkarAug, 2025
5/5
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MargaritaAug, 2025
5/5
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SONJul, 2025
4/5
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DipeshJul, 2025
5/5
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AmandaJul, 2025
5/5
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AnjaJul, 2025
5/5
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ImtiyazJun, 2025
5/5
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VipulJul, 2025
1/5

It was not smooth since you people has not sent a pdf with scanner and we had to wait, the staff had to verify it using the confirmation code which got resolved eventually but we had to wait and we lost our time.

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ChristopherMar, 2025
4/5

some of the signage wasn't the best.in the parks despite the maps there were things not listed we came across that we didn't think was there especially the zoo. we enjoyed the bird park the most

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TejinderMay, 2025
4/5
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PRASHANTMay, 2025
4/5
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ridhithMay, 2025
5/5
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DSAMay, 2025
5/5
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ManishMay, 2025
5/5
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hamzaMay, 2025
4/5
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JosephineMay, 2025
5/5
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GaneshMay, 2025
5/5
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ManoharanApr, 2025
4/5
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RahulApr, 2025
5/5
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PRASADApr, 2025
4/5
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KrishnakumarApr, 2025
5/5

Explore more for less with this pass, which gives you one-time access to 4 parks & 5 days to enjoy them all.

  • Everything you get: Entry to Bird Paradise, Night Safari, Singapore Zoo, and Rainforest Wild ASIA anytime within 5 days. Includes one-time entry to each park and free shuttle transfers between them for seamless exploring.
  • Bird Paradise: Explore 10 vibrant zones with 3,500 birds from 400 species—parrots, flamingos, penguins, and more. Hand-feed them, snap photos, and catch two must-see shows.
  • Singapore Zoo: See 4,200 animals in this award-winning rainforest zoo. Ride the tram, watch engaging wildlife shows, and enjoy a free carousel ride with child tickets.
  • Night Safari: Hop on a tram to see nocturnal animals like aardvarks and hyenas. Walk the trails and don’t miss the exciting Creatures of the Night show.
  • Rainforest Wild ASIA: Journey through 10 zones of lush terrain. Spot Malayan tigers, rare langurs, explore canopy walks, and join ranger-led experiences.
  • Why choose this: Individual tickets for Night Safari ($56), Singapore Zoo ($49), Bird Paradise ($49), and Rainforest Wild ASIA ($43) cost $197. With this combo ticket, pay just $125 for all four attractions and save $72.
  • Upgrades: Want the full experience? Choose the 5-Park Destination Pass. It includes River Wonders along with the other four parks and saves you a whopping $100 overall.

Inclusions

  • 4-park Mandai Wildlife Destination Pass

    • Access to 4 parks: Night Safari, Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise and Rainforest Wild ASIA​
  • 5-park Mandai Wildlife Destination Pass (optional upgrade)

    • Access to all 5 parks: Rainforest Wild ASIA, Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Bird Paradise and Night Safari
  • 5-day validity from the date of the first visit

  • Access to Mandai Shuttle, runs every 15 mins

  • Complimentary tram ride with on-board commentary

  • Free animal plush keyring and retail voucher (total worth up to SGD 20)

What to bring

  • Light clothes, comfy shoes, sunscreen, cap, mosquito repellent, and a poncho or umbrella.
  • Bring a reusable water bottle – refill stations are available.
  • Arrive early on weekdays or visit in the late afternoon.
  • Arrive 10–15 mins early: Seats fill up fast, especially for Splash Safari. Grab a good spot without the rush.

What's not allowed

  • There are prohibited areas in the zoo. Do not venture into these zones for your own safety.
  • Do not feed or tease the animals living in the zoo.
  • Stay seated the whole duration of the tram ride.
  • Feel free to take photos for personal use. Flash photography is not allowed.
  • Smoking is not allowed inside the zoo. You will find a designated smoking point outside the entrance.
  • Pets and plants are not allowed inside.
  • Skate scooters, inline skates, rollerblades, tricycles and pull trolleys are not permitted inside.
  • Turn off flash photography for animals’ comfort.

Accessibility

  • Ticketing machines (TM), nursing & diaper changing rooms, lost and found, free wifi, stoller, wheelchair access, lockers, prayer rooms, rain gears, first-aid stations, luggage storage are available at the venue.

Additional information

  • Check your Singapore Zoo map here!
  • Visitors to Night Safari and Rainforest Wild Asia must book a time slot here. Guests are required to book presentation seats online in advance for River Wonders and Night Safari. The booking portal opens 2 hours before the presentation time.
  • Click here to see different zones at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see different animal shows at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see keeper talk sessions and timings at Singapore Zoo.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Asel Sugurbayeva

Asel

Jun 2025Verified booking
It was a great experience. Just had a hassle receiving the actual ticket, but a call to customer service got the right ticket into the inbox within 15 minutes. Visit to Mandai parks is very much recommended overall for both adults and kids.
DURGA REDDY

Durga

Jun 2025Verified booking
One of the best zoos visited and cherry on top is the night safari with the best safari driver ever..making it extremely thrilling
Christopher dolan

Christopher

Mar 2025Verified booking
some of the signage wasn't the best.in the parks despite the maps there were things not listed we came across that we didn't think was there especially the zoo. we enjoyed the bird park the most
Rainforest scene with a tiger and a seal show at Singapore Zoo.
Couple observing langurs in a lush Asian rainforest setting.
Visitors exploring a sunlit cave in Rainforest Wild Asia.
Family feeding a rhino at Singapore Zoo.
Family observing a sloth eating fruit at Singapore Zoo.
Tourists photographing wildlife near a waterfall in Rainforest Wild Asia.
Visitors exploring lush greenery and wildlife in Rainforest Wild Asia.
Father and son observing giraffes at Singapore Zoo.
Children observing kangaroos at Singapore Zoo.
Child observing baboons through glass at Singapore Zoo.
Combos
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2-Park Combo: Singapore Zoo + Rainforest Wild ASIA Tickets

Two parks, one ticket—meet 4,200+ animals, trek with wildlife, and save up to SGD 6, with both parks just 3km apart.

  • Everything you get at Rainforest WILD Asia: At Rainforest Wild ASIA, trek alongside 36 free-roaming species, explore limestone caves, walk elevated trails, and join ranger talks.
  • Everything you get at Singapore Zoo: Home to over 4,200 animals across 11 unique zones, the zoo offers a scenic tram ride through lush habitats with insightful audio commentary.
  • Why choose this: Enjoy two incredible parks and save up to SGD 6. Free shuttle service between the parks makes getting around easy.
  • The parks are at a distance of 3km, so you can dedicate a day to visit both or choose different days to spend more time at each venue, whichever fits your schedule better!
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MatthewJul, 2025
5/5

The Fragile Forest, where it's possible to get very close to lemurs, birds, and reptiles, is a great place for the finest wildlife photography. I was very pleased.

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DorosJul, 2025
5/5

wonderful and magical zoo wonderful and magical zoo you find monkeys lions chihat and many more.we recommend to visit that place

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JenniferJul, 2025
5/5

All the animals were so close and the park, Tram and amenities were really well organised. A great day out ☺️

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ArmaanaAug, 2025
5/5

This was the best thing we did in Singapore - closest zoo experience to the animals than in any other zoo - still can't work out how they keep the orangutangs in their area when they appear to be 'free' to leave

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ChrisJul, 2025
4/5

Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.

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RussellJun, 2025
5/5

Really easy ticket process. Bought them on the way and used them. Was a great adventure at both parks and had lots of fun!

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IslamAug, 2025
5/5

My two chidren loved it tremendously Especially the Apes

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JoachimAug, 2025
3/5

The zoo is relatively unspectacular and therefore more suitable for children.

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BRUMPTONJul, 2025
5/5

Loved all the greenery , little monkeys climbing freely and the educational pieces throughout the park .

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YasirJun, 2025
5/5

Beautiful landscape and arrangements. African part we loved most . Theatre show made the day !

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HemantJun, 2025
5/5

Giraf area was the awesome one ...

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LauJun, 2025
3/5

Animal and the cleanest forest

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AmiraAug, 2025
5/5
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MichaelAug, 2025
5/5
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RoderickAug, 2025
3/5
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CharanAug, 2025
5/5
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DiannaAug, 2025
4/5
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WajidAug, 2025
5/5
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KUNALKUMARAug, 2025
4/5
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RittickAug, 2025
5/5
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DALALAug, 2025
5/5
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TudorAug, 2025
4/5
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KrishnapriyaAug, 2025
5/5
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SWAPNILAug, 2025
5/5
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YILMAZAug, 2025
5/5

Two parks, one ticket—meet 4,200+ animals, trek with wildlife, and save up to SGD 6, with both parks just 3km apart.

  • Everything you get at Rainforest WILD Asia: At Rainforest Wild ASIA, trek alongside 36 free-roaming species, explore limestone caves, walk elevated trails, and join ranger talks.
  • Everything you get at Singapore Zoo: Home to over 4,200 animals across 11 unique zones, the zoo offers a scenic tram ride through lush habitats with insightful audio commentary.
  • Why choose this: Enjoy two incredible parks and save up to SGD 6. Free shuttle service between the parks makes getting around easy.
  • The parks are at a distance of 3km, so you can dedicate a day to visit both or choose different days to spend more time at each venue, whichever fits your schedule better!

Inclusions Rainforest Wild ASIA

  • Entry to Rainforest Wild ASIA

  • Shuttle services for easy travel between parks

Singapore Zoo

  • Entry to Singapore Zoo

  • Tram ride with onboard commentary

  • Shuttle services for easy travel between parks

Rainforest Wild Asia

  • The Karsts: Elevated area where Francois' langurs live
  • The Cavern: Underground section inspired by Mulu Caves with creatures like racer snakes and scorpions
  • Elevated Walkways: For viewing cave formations and wildlife
  • Forest Treks: Color-coded trails of varying difficulty through natural terrain

Singapore Zoo Zones:

  • Australasia: Meet kangaroos, wallabies, and tree kangaroos from Australia
  • Elephants of Asia: Observe Asian elephants
  • Fragile Forest: A biodiverse tropical rainforest with free-ranging animals
  • Primate Kingdom: Islands inhabited by diverse primate species
  • RepTopia: A variety of reptiles and amphibians in natural habitats
  • Wild Africa: Experience the African savannah with lions, zebras, and giraffes

Presentations

  • Rainforest Fights Back Show: A live show highlighting rainforest conservation
  • Animal Friends Show: Domestic animals showcase their talents
  • Elephants at Work and Play Show: The intelligence and strength of elephants in action.
  • Splash Safari Show: Aquatic animals entertain with their antics
  • Rainforest Lumina: A multimedia night walk through the rainforest

What to bring

  • Light clothes, comfy shoes, sunscreen, cap, mosquito repellent, and a poncho or umbrella.
  • Bring a reusable water bottle – refill stations are available.
  • Arrive early on weekdays or visit in the late afternoon.
  • Arrive 10–15 mins early: Seats fill up fast, especially for Splash Safari. Grab a good spot without the rush.

What's not allowed

  • There are prohibited areas in the zoo. Do not venture into these zones for your own safety.
  • Do not feed or tease the animals living in the zoo.
  • Stay seated the whole duration of the tram ride.
  • Feel free to take photos for personal use. Flash photography is not allowed.
  • Smoking is not allowed inside the zoo. You will find a designated smoking point outside the entrance.
  • Pets and plants are not allowed inside.
  • Skate scooters, inline skates, rollerblades, tricycles and pull trolleys are not permitted inside.
  • Turn off flash photography for animals’ comfort.

Accessibility

  • Ticketing machines (TM), nursing & diaper changing rooms, lost and found, free wifi, stoller, wheelchair access, lockers, prayer rooms, rain gears, first-aid stations, luggage storage are available at the venue.

Additional information

  • Check your Singapore Zoo map here!
  • Visitors to Night Safari and Rainforest Wild Asia must book a time slot here. Guests are required to book presentation seats online in advance for River Wonders and Night Safari. The booking portal opens 2 hours before the presentation time.
  • Click here to see different zones at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see different animal shows at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see keeper talk sessions and timings at Singapore Zoo.
  • Wear covered shoes (required for all adventure activities). Rain gear and binoculars can be bought at retail shops for your Rainforest Wild ASIA.
  • Check the Rainforest Wild ASIA map here for your reference.
  • For Rainforest Wild ASIA requires minimum weight, height, and health requirements for certain adventure experiences. Guests must meet all safety criteria and follow the guidance of staff throughout the activity. Please refer to individual experience descriptions for specific requirements and restrictions here.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Chris Adams

Chris

Jul 2025Verified booking
Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.
Aneta Jeziorska

Aneta

May 2025Verified booking
Both parks are amazing. I can easily see why they are considered the best. Birds paradise gives you a possibility of seeing birds flying free as park is divided into geographically themed zones. And you get to be close to the birds! During my stay storm hit the park - and I hid under on of the covered areas - with the birds also hiding from rain! Amazing. Zoo is also good - many monkeys are literally above you, you sometimes forget that you are in the zoo! I spend a full day at each park and I liked it - I was able to walk on my own pace etc. You could do both in one day as well.
Armaana Ahmad

Armaana

Aug 2025Verified booking
This was the best thing we did in Singapore - closest zoo experience to the animals than in any other zoo - still can't work out how they keep the orangutangs in their area when they appear to be 'free' to leave
Sea lion performing at Singapore Zoo with audience watching.
Open-air tram with passengers touring a zoo, zebras and elephant visible in the background.
Universal Studios Singapore parade with performers and illuminated floats.
Family enjoying Universal Studios Singapore with Minion characters.
Tourists on a tram tour at Gardens by the Bay, Singapore, with Supertree Grove in view.
Tourists exploring vibrant digital flora at Cloud Forest Hidden Gallery, Gardens by the Bay.
Child observing baboons through glass at Singapore Zoo.
Family feeding a rhino at Singapore Zoo.
Snoopy and friends with a festive map at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, highlighting Singapore Zoo and Bird Paradise.
Snoopy Beagle Scouts badges from Singapore Zoo and Bird Paradise on a leaf.
Combos
NaN

Combo (Save 5%): Singapore Zoo + Gardens by the Bay/ Universal Studios Singapore

A duo of Singapore's must-visit attractions in one convenient, savings-packed combo.

  • Two amazing experiences tailored for you. Whether you’re a nature lover, thrill-seeker, or all about family fun, this has something for everyone.
  • Visit Singapore Zoo: Meet elephants, tigers, and orangutans. Hop on the tram ride, where insider commentary makes every stop a wild story to remember.
  • Explore Gardens by the Bay: Visit the Cloud Forest, Flower Dome, and Supertree Observatory. Don't miss the Jurassic World: The Experience in Cloud Forest.


Guided tour
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SimonAug, 2025
5/5

Universal Studios Singapore was very cool and well organized, though an Express Pass might be worth it. Still, it was an amazing experience, and combining it with Gardens by the Bay made for a fantastic holiday day we won’t forget anytime soon.

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DimpyAug, 2025
5/5

When you visit universal studio you must try transformer rides and the mummy rides. It gives you the real 4d effects . You will feel like as you are in a another world. The amount they charge it worth it. Best in Asia and best in singapore. Thank you for giving us such an wonderful experience. Also do try the minions rides its also very nice.

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MatthewJul, 2025
5/5

The Fragile Forest, where it's possible to get very close to lemurs, birds, and reptiles, is a great place for the finest wildlife photography. I was very pleased.

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DavidJul, 2025
5/5

Gardens by The bay is a must see, better than expected. The headcount app made it easy to access all attractions with no fuss.

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DominiqueJul, 2025
5/5

Despite being the smallest of the Universal Studios around thw world, USS never cease to amaze us. It is a place that one can probably visit on a weekly basis given the opportunity. Queues are however long, but it's half the fun as it helps build anticipation for the attractions.

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DorosJul, 2025
5/5

wonderful and magical zoo wonderful and magical zoo you find monkeys lions chihat and many more.we recommend to visit that place

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InturiJul, 2025
5/5

Transformers ride was great Ancient Egypt and minions gifts shops were good Universal main gift shops was very nice

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MarivicJul, 2025
5/5

It was easy and convenient 👍. It made our trip more exciting😍

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JenniferJul, 2025
5/5

All the animals were so close and the park, Tram and amenities were really well organised. A great day out ☺️

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QamarulJul, 2025
5/5

Transformers the best, and also sci fi

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RajeshJul, 2025
4/5

Rides were superb and place was easy to reach

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MARCELOAug, 2025
5/5

It was easy to get the info and the payment process went smoothly, besides guidance was wonderful. Thank you Headout. I used for all my vacation tickets!

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KhalisaAug, 2025
5/5

USS had something for everyone! The rides were so much fun and food and drink were wonderful as well. Would highly recommend the experience.

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JulienAug, 2025
4/5

Booking on-line was simlle and efficient. Unfortunately 2 out of 3 in our party had food poisoning from the night before and we only arrived at UST at 3.30pm. All of the ride wait times exceeded 100 minutes so we were only able to make 2 rides. On reflection, even if we arrived in the morning, with average 100 minute wait times, we'd only get to go on 4 to 5 rides with the majority of our experience being stuck in queues. Considering most of the experience is spent in queues, it is surprising how little thought there has been for activities and entertainment while queuing. This is not currently experiential value for money and even though we are from Malaysia, we would not make a repeat visit.

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ShanthaAug, 2025
5/5

I forgot to carry the mobile and at the entrance I called the headout team and they helped me in sending the tickets to my alternate number. This was really helpful, else we could not have entered the park.

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ShaimaAug, 2025
3/5

The queues where soo long. Over crowded. Went on 2 rides. Each ride was 2-3hr waiting. Not worth the money. Evem express tickets holder was waiting 1hr

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OSAMAAug, 2025
5/5

Very disappointed by the inability to enjoy the activities due to overcrowded. One of my family and myself worst experiences in Singapore . I think I did not get any value to the tickets fees. I wrote feed back in google maps advising people to not to visit Singapore universal studios.

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ArmaanaAug, 2025
5/5

This was the best thing we did in Singapore - closest zoo experience to the animals than in any other zoo - still can't work out how they keep the orangutangs in their area when they appear to be 'free' to leave

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odgerelAug, 2025
3/5

i did not like having to wait for over two hours to get on most of the rides. i know you offer a faster route but i as a single parent could not afford that route

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PrakharAug, 2025
4/5

Only thing lacking was stroller. There should have been more points with shade. And also wait in queue was very much. Should control number of tickets sold for the day.

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IanJul, 2025
3/5

The food we had in one of the restaurants was very good. We were not told before going that Waterworld was shut and the Jurassic rapids ride was also shut but you still changed full price, very disappointing.

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ChrisJul, 2025
4/5

Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.

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ThéaJul, 2025
3/5

Unfortunately, several attractions were closed. We had to wait more than an hour for each of them, which ultimately lasted only a few seconds. The organization of the park is not excellent to limit the wait, some wagons leave without passengers (with more than an hour of queue it is not normal) After of course enjoying our day in this park, the universe is very present and the shows plunge us back into childhood!

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MohammedJul, 2025
5/5

Transformers was best and both the rolle was awsome.Thay approved our booking within 1 hour and we compleated all the main challanges and did extra also and the went on sunday fully crowded after that alos we completed 12 challanges.

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ColinJul, 2025
3/5

Wait rime in the heat averaged 70 minutes per 6 minute ride duration. Might be OK if you are a keen teenager. Only managed one ride early on. Quite frankly, Disneyland 35 years ago had far more interesting rides and much better side attractions. In summary -not good value for money.

A duo of Singapore's must-visit attractions in one convenient, savings-packed combo.

  • Two amazing experiences tailored for you. Whether you’re a nature lover, thrill-seeker, or all about family fun, this has something for everyone.
  • Visit Singapore Zoo: Meet elephants, tigers, and orangutans. Hop on the tram ride, where insider commentary makes every stop a wild story to remember.
  • Explore Gardens by the Bay: Visit the Cloud Forest, Flower Dome, and Supertree Observatory. Don't miss the Jurassic World: The Experience in Cloud Forest.

Inclusions Singapore Zoo

  • Entry to Singapore Zoo

  • Tram ride with English-speaking guide

Gardens by the Bay

  • Entry to Gardens by the Bay

  • Access to Cloud Forest featuring Jurassic World: The Experience

  • Access to Flower Dome

  • Access to Supertree Observatory

Singapore Zoo

  • Tip: Use the tram ride’s commentary to learn fascinating facts about the animals and their habitats.
  • Book your date and timeslot in advance using the link given here.
  • Timeslots cannot be changed once your booking is confirmed and your e-ticket is issued.
  • Arrive at least 45 minutes before your chosen time. If the park is full, you may need to wait for availability.

Gardens by the Bay

  • Tip: Don’t miss the Cloud Forest’s Lost World plants—they’re a favorite for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.
  • What's not allowed: Re-entry, outside food and beverages.
  • Facilities: rentable lockers, free WiFi, ATM, bottle filling stations, free mobile charging stations, rentable audio headsets, nursing rooms, shuttle services, etc.
  • The venue is fully accessible for wheelchairs and strollers.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Julien HODSON-WALKER

Julien

Aug 2025Verified booking
Booking on-line was simlle and efficient. Unfortunately 2 out of 3 in our party had food poisoning from the night before and we only arrived at UST at 3.30pm. All of the ride wait times exceeded 100 minutes so we were only able to make 2 rides. On reflection, even if we arrived in the morning, with average 100 minute wait times, we'd only get to go on 4 to 5 rides with the majority of our experience being stuck in queues. Considering most of the experience is spent in queues, it is surprising how little thought there has been for activities and entertainment while queuing. This is not currently experiential value for money and even though we are from Malaysia, we would not make a repeat visit.
Chris Adams

Chris

Jul 2025Verified booking
Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.
Andrew Dodkins

Andrew

Sep 2025Verified booking
Great value tickets, with no fuss in using them at the entrance to the park. We managed to visit all the rides we wanted to, with reasonable queue times. I would recommend visiting the large rides at the back of the park towards the end of the day when the queue times reduced significantly. There were plenty of water fountains to keep hydrated, food outlets and shops. We had a great day and would definitely recommend.
Bird Paradise aviary with colorful parrots and Singapore Zoo guide leading a child with a goat.
Children observing birds in a lush wetland habitat at Bird Paradise.
Lady feeding parrots at Bird Paradise, Singapore with trees in the background.
Open-air tram with passengers touring a zoo, zebras and elephant visible in the background.
Family observing a sloth eating fruit at Singapore Zoo.
Trainer presenting eagle to audience at Bird Paradise show.
Birds feeding at a station surrounded by lush greenery at Bird Paradise, Singapore.
Roseate spoonbills perched on branches at Bird Paradise.
Visitors feeding elephants at Singapore Zoo.
Father and son observing giraffes at Singapore Zoo.
Combos
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2-Park Hopper: Bird Paradise + Singapore Zoo Tickets

Singapore’s top wildlife destinations in one combo—perfect for families and nature lovers.

  • Everything you get at Singapore Zoo: Meet 4200 animals from over 300 species in this open-concept zoo. Enjoy the convenience of a tram ride to unique vantage points and watch animals in action.
  • Everything you get at Bird Paradise: Discover 3,500 birds from 400 species, including penguins, eagles, and flamingos, across 10 zones. Connect, feed and click photos with the feathered friends and attend two stellar bird presentations.
  • Why choose this: A seamless wildlife experience combining 2 iconic parks designed for kids, adults, and anyone looking to connect with nature.
  • Set aside 6 hours for Bird Paradise and 3 hours at Singapore Zoo. Redeem tickets on the same or different days for ultimate flexibility.


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MatthewJul, 2025
5/5

The Fragile Forest, where it's possible to get very close to lemurs, birds, and reptiles, is a great place for the finest wildlife photography. I was very pleased.

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DorosJul, 2025
5/5

wonderful and magical zoo wonderful and magical zoo you find monkeys lions chihat and many more.we recommend to visit that place

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JenniferJul, 2025
5/5

All the animals were so close and the park, Tram and amenities were really well organised. A great day out ☺️

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CharanAug, 2025
4/5

Organized sighting, rampways for baby strollers, colorful birds and interesting facts written in the rest areas before entering each bird section

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JadeAug, 2025
3/5

Its a bit clunky if you book for more than one ticket you dont use the one code to activate the time of attendance - we got to the gate and the lady had to take photos of the booking and let us in as it was a bit unclear - it would be better if you pay then the app just lets you book in time - not click on link and enter every booking code - its hard as you get older !

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ArmaanaAug, 2025
5/5

This was the best thing we did in Singapore - closest zoo experience to the animals than in any other zoo - still can't work out how they keep the orangutangs in their area when they appear to be 'free' to leave

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ChrisJul, 2025
4/5

Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.

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IslamAug, 2025
5/5

My two chidren loved it tremendously Especially the Apes

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JoachimAug, 2025
3/5

The zoo is relatively unspectacular and therefore more suitable for children.

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BRUMPTONJul, 2025
5/5

Loved all the greenery , little monkeys climbing freely and the educational pieces throughout the park .

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ShaikhJul, 2025
5/5

Great. Easy and Smooth process.

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YasirJun, 2025
5/5

Beautiful landscape and arrangements. African part we loved most . Theatre show made the day !

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HemantJun, 2025
5/5

Giraf area was the awesome one ...

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LauJun, 2025
3/5

Animal and the cleanest forest

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AmiraAug, 2025
5/5
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MichaelAug, 2025
5/5
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RoderickAug, 2025
3/5
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CharanAug, 2025
5/5
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DiannaAug, 2025
4/5
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AllanAug, 2025
5/5
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WajidAug, 2025
5/5
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KUNALKUMARAug, 2025
4/5
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RittickAug, 2025
5/5
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DALALAug, 2025
5/5
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TudorAug, 2025
4/5

Singapore’s top wildlife destinations in one combo—perfect for families and nature lovers.

  • Everything you get at Singapore Zoo: Meet 4200 animals from over 300 species in this open-concept zoo. Enjoy the convenience of a tram ride to unique vantage points and watch animals in action.
  • Everything you get at Bird Paradise: Discover 3,500 birds from 400 species, including penguins, eagles, and flamingos, across 10 zones. Connect, feed and click photos with the feathered friends and attend two stellar bird presentations.
  • Why choose this: A seamless wildlife experience combining 2 iconic parks designed for kids, adults, and anyone looking to connect with nature.
  • Set aside 6 hours for Bird Paradise and 3 hours at Singapore Zoo. Redeem tickets on the same or different days for ultimate flexibility.

Inclusions Singapore Zoo

  • Entry to Singapore Zoo
  • Complimentary tram ride with recorded commentary

Bird Paradise

  • Entry to Bird Paradise
  • Complimentary in-park shuttle

Singapore Zoo

Zones

  • Australasia
  • Elephants of Asia
  • Fragile Forest
  • Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia
  • Orangutan Island & Boardwalk
  • Primate Kingdom
  • Rainforest KidzWorld
  • Reptile Garden
  • Treetops Trail
  • Wild Africa

Bird Paradise

Zones

  • Amazonian jewels
  • Shaw Foundation Australian Outback: 30 bird species from Down Under
  • Nyungwe Forest Heart of Africa: 80 species of African birds
  • Hong Leong Foundation Crimson Wetlands: Brilliantly coloured birds
  • Kuok Group Wings of Asia: Asian avian treasures
  • Lory loft
  • Mysterious Papua: 25 species of rainforest birds
  • Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove: World's longest sub-Antarctic, cold salt-water habitats for penguins
  • Songs of the Forest: Rarest melody makers of Southeast Asia
  • Winged Sanctuary

Performances

  • Wings of the World: Flights & natural behaviors of birds (daily at 12:30pm & 5pm for approx 20 mins)
  • Predators on Wings: Mighty predators at the top of the food chain (daily at 10:30am & 2:30pm for approx 20 mins)
  • Click here to view the park map and here to view the sample itinerary.

Singapore Zoo

  • Tip: Use the hidden animal viewing areas like the Primate Kingdom's elevated platforms to observe natural behaviors without disrupting the animals.
  • Book your date and timeslot in advance using the link given here.
  • Timeslots cannot be changed once your booking is confirmed and your e-ticket is issued.
  • Arrive at least 45 minutes before your chosen time. If the park is full, you may need to wait for availability.

Bird Paradise

  • Tip: Stick around after the Bird Paradise presentations for exclusive bonus photography sessions,
  • Do carry a water bottle, umbrella, and mosquito repellent with you, along with a change of clothes for children.
  • The venue is wheelchair and stroller accessible.
  • Shuttle service within Bird Paradise is free, with a bus being available every 10 minutes.
  • Children aged 2 and under enter for free.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Chris Adams

Chris

Jul 2025Verified booking
Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.
Aneta Jeziorska

Aneta

May 2025Verified booking
Both parks are amazing. I can easily see why they are considered the best. Birds paradise gives you a possibility of seeing birds flying free as park is divided into geographically themed zones. And you get to be close to the birds! During my stay storm hit the park - and I hid under on of the covered areas - with the birds also hiding from rain! Amazing. Zoo is also good - many monkeys are literally above you, you sometimes forget that you are in the zoo! I spend a full day at each park and I liked it - I was able to walk on my own pace etc. You could do both in one day as well.
Armaana Ahmad

Armaana

Aug 2025Verified booking
This was the best thing we did in Singapore - closest zoo experience to the animals than in any other zoo - still can't work out how they keep the orangutangs in their area when they appear to be 'free' to leave
Visitors observing a lion at Singapore Zoo and enjoying a VIP buggy tour.
White tigers resting on rocks at Singapore Zoo.
Guided animal interaction at Singapore Zoo with children and staff during VIP Buggy Tour.
Orangutans enjoying breakfast at Singapore Zoo during VIP buggy tour.
Visitors enjoying a VIP buggy tour at Singapore Zoo, observing wildlife exhibits.
Open-air tram with passengers touring a zoo, zebras and elephant visible in the background.
Frog resting on a leaf at Singapore Zoo during VIP Buggy Tour.
Father and son observing giraffes at Singapore Zoo.
Tortoise close-up at Singapore Zoo during VIP Buggy Tour.
Child observing baboons through glass at Singapore Zoo.
Combos
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Combo (Save 11%): Singapore Zoo + VIP Buggy Tour

Explore Singapore Zoo with an expert by your side in a comfy buggy ride in true VIP style. Learn all about different animals and interact with them.

  • Everything you get with the VIP Buggy Tour: A 90-minute private buggy ride, priority zoo entry, reserved seating at animal shows, and a personal guide who’ll take you on close-up encounters and feeding sessions with giraffes and tortoises.
  • Everything you get at Singapore Zoo: Discover over 4,200 animals across 11 themed zones, and enjoy a relaxing tram ride through lush, open habitats complete with fun and informative audio commentary.
  • Why choose this: Perfect for families with kids; you can visit KidzWorld, housing little animals your children can pet, and play with. Puzzles, toys, and play areas are there as well, or you can explore Fragile Forest where flying foxes, mousedeer, and saki monkeys roam freely.


Guided tour
reviewer
MatthewJul, 2025
5/5

The Fragile Forest, where it's possible to get very close to lemurs, birds, and reptiles, is a great place for the finest wildlife photography. I was very pleased.

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DorosJul, 2025
5/5

wonderful and magical zoo wonderful and magical zoo you find monkeys lions chihat and many more.we recommend to visit that place

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JenniferJul, 2025
5/5

All the animals were so close and the park, Tram and amenities were really well organised. A great day out ☺️

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JadeAug, 2025
3/5

Its a bit clunky if you book for more than one ticket you dont use the one code to activate the time of attendance - we got to the gate and the lady had to take photos of the booking and let us in as it was a bit unclear - it would be better if you pay then the app just lets you book in time - not click on link and enter every booking code - its hard as you get older !

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ArmaanaAug, 2025
5/5

This was the best thing we did in Singapore - closest zoo experience to the animals than in any other zoo - still can't work out how they keep the orangutangs in their area when they appear to be 'free' to leave

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ChrisJul, 2025
4/5

Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.

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IslamAug, 2025
5/5

My two chidren loved it tremendously Especially the Apes

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JoachimAug, 2025
3/5

The zoo is relatively unspectacular and therefore more suitable for children.

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BRUMPTONJul, 2025
5/5

Loved all the greenery , little monkeys climbing freely and the educational pieces throughout the park .

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YasirJun, 2025
5/5

Beautiful landscape and arrangements. African part we loved most . Theatre show made the day !

reviewer
HemantJun, 2025
5/5

Giraf area was the awesome one ...

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LauJun, 2025
3/5

Animal and the cleanest forest

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AmiraAug, 2025
5/5
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MichaelAug, 2025
5/5
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RoderickAug, 2025
3/5
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CharanAug, 2025
5/5
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DiannaAug, 2025
4/5
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WajidAug, 2025
5/5
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KUNALKUMARAug, 2025
4/5
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RittickAug, 2025
5/5
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DALALAug, 2025
5/5
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TudorAug, 2025
4/5
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KrishnapriyaAug, 2025
5/5
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SWAPNILAug, 2025
5/5
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YILMAZAug, 2025
5/5

Explore Singapore Zoo with an expert by your side in a comfy buggy ride in true VIP style. Learn all about different animals and interact with them.

  • Everything you get with the VIP Buggy Tour: A 90-minute private buggy ride, priority zoo entry, reserved seating at animal shows, and a personal guide who’ll take you on close-up encounters and feeding sessions with giraffes and tortoises.
  • Everything you get at Singapore Zoo: Discover over 4,200 animals across 11 themed zones, and enjoy a relaxing tram ride through lush, open habitats complete with fun and informative audio commentary.
  • Why choose this: Perfect for families with kids; you can visit KidzWorld, housing little animals your children can pet, and play with. Puzzles, toys, and play areas are there as well, or you can explore Fragile Forest where flying foxes, mousedeer, and saki monkeys roam freely.

Inclusions

  • Priority entry to Singapore Zoo

  • 90-min VIP buggy tour of Singapore Zoo

  • English-speaking guide

  • Private buggy for up to 7 people

  • Reserved show seating

  • Access to all zones of Singapore Zoo

  • 9:30am – Meet your guide at the Wildlife Experiences meeting point.
  • 9:35am – Start with a guided buggy tour of the Tigers and Orangutans.
  • 9:50am – Continue to a Guided Tour of the New KidzWorld.
  • Note: You may choose a Fragile Forest Guided Tour instead by informing your Wildlife Guide before the tour begins. Otherwise, the default is the New KidzWorld tour.
  • 10:20am – Enjoy an interaction with Giant Tortoises.
  • 10:30am – Hop on the buggy for a guided tour of Wild Africa.
  • 10:50am – Take part in Giraffe feeding at Wild Africa.
  • 11:00am – End of tour.

What to bring

  • Light clothes, comfy shoes, sunscreen, cap, mosquito repellent, and a poncho or umbrella.
  • Bring a reusable water bottle – refill stations are available.
  • Arrive early on weekdays or visit in the late afternoon.
  • Arrive 10–15 mins early: Seats fill up fast, especially for Splash Safari. Grab a good spot without the rush.

What's not allowed

  • There are prohibited areas in the zoo. Do not venture into these zones for your own safety.
  • Do not feed or tease the animals living in the zoo.
  • Stay seated the whole duration of the tram ride.
  • Feel free to take photos for personal use. Flash photography is not allowed.
  • Smoking is not allowed inside the zoo. You will find a designated smoking point outside the entrance.
  • Pets and plants are not allowed inside.
  • Skate scooters, inline skates, rollerblades, tricycles and pull trolleys are not permitted inside.
  • Turn off flash photography for animals’ comfort.

Accessibility

  • Ticketing machines (TM), nursing & diaper changing rooms, lost and found, free wifi, stoller, wheelchair access, lockers, prayer rooms, rain gears, first-aid stations, luggage storage are available at the venue.

Additional information

  • Check your Singapore Zoo map here!
  • Visitors to Night Safari and Rainforest Wild Asia must book a time slot here. Guests are required to book presentation seats online in advance for River Wonders and Night Safari. The booking portal opens 2 hours before the presentation time.
  • Click here to see different zones at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see different animal shows at Singapore Zoo.
  • Click here to see keeper talk sessions and timings at Singapore Zoo.
  • Photography is only allowed at authorized spots for the buggy tour
  • The buggy does not have storage space for foldable wheelchairs or strollers.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Chris Adams

Chris

Jul 2025Verified booking
Not very impressed with ticket handling or how information is explained (actually NOT explained) on the website. From the zoo website there is no way to tell that this is 5 DIFFERENT parks, and you need to buy tickets FOR EACH PARK. On ticket handling, when you buy a ticket for 2 people you get sent two seperate tickets, with 2 seperate numbers. Once you have your tickets (and this is truly bizarre), you then need to use those to book the zoo. ??? Makes no sense.. And don't let them tell you it's the booking site (Headout), it's not. We used headout to book Big Bus, and it worked just the way you'd expect. Big 👎 for the zoo.
Aneta Jeziorska

Aneta

May 2025Verified booking
Both parks are amazing. I can easily see why they are considered the best. Birds paradise gives you a possibility of seeing birds flying free as park is divided into geographically themed zones. And you get to be close to the birds! During my stay storm hit the park - and I hid under on of the covered areas - with the birds also hiding from rain! Amazing. Zoo is also good - many monkeys are literally above you, you sometimes forget that you are in the zoo! I spend a full day at each park and I liked it - I was able to walk on my own pace etc. You could do both in one day as well.
Armaana Ahmad

Armaana

Aug 2025Verified booking
This was the best thing we did in Singapore - closest zoo experience to the animals than in any other zoo - still can't work out how they keep the orangutangs in their area when they appear to be 'free' to leave

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Matthew Vandenberg
AU

Matthew

Australia
Jul 2025
5/5
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The Fragile Forest, where it's possible to get very close to lemurs, birds, and reptiles, is a great place for the finest wildlife photography. I was very pleased.
Aneta Jeziorska
PL

Aneta

Poland
May 2025
5/5
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Both parks are amazing. I can easily see why they are considered the best. Birds paradise gives you a possibility of seeing birds flying free as park is divided into geographically themed zones. And you get to be close to the birds! During my stay storm hit the park - and I hid under on of the covered areas - with the birds also hiding from rain! Amazing. Zoo is also good - many monkeys are literally above you, you sometimes forget that you are in the zoo! I spend a full day at each park and I liked it - I was able to walk on my own pace etc. You could do both in one day as well.
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Durga

India
Jun 2025
5/5
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One of the best zoos visited and cherry on top is the night safari with the best safari driver ever..making it extremely thrilling
Jennifer Peardon
AU

Jennifer

Australia
Feb 2025
4/5
It was clean and easy to navigate with the map. We walked and used the tram to get around. The animal enclosures were large and beautifully maintained. The Panda's were a highlight. We also visited River Wonders and thoroughly enjoyed the Aquarium.
Gregory Garbellini

Gregory

Jun 2024
5/5
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Dharmani Kishore Rameshlal

Dharmani

Apr 2024
5/5
The ticketing experience was really smooth. Didn't face any kind of problems. I wish the pass had Singapore SEA aquarium on the list. Had to buy a separate ticket for that attraction. Definitely will recommend and will personally buy another one for my next destination.
Gillian Ashford
NZ

Gillian

New Zealand
Apr 2024
5/5
Had trouble with two other websites, had no prob at all with this site, only got time to use 2 of the 3 but had a great time doing the 2 we did do which was the zoo and cable cars

Top things to do in Singapore

Visit Asia’s top wildlife haven with Singapore Zoo Tickets 

Singapore Zoo offers an immersive rainforest experience in the heart of Mandai Wildlife Reserve, where you can encounter over 4,200 animals from more than 300 species. Explore themed zones like Wild Africa, Fragile Forest, and Primate Kingdom, all designed in open naturalistic habitats.

Watch orangutans swing overhead and lions roam across open plains separated only by moats, not cages. Feed giraffes by hand, watch elephants bathe, and attend keeper talks that reveal animal behaviors and conservation efforts. The tram covers the 28-hectare park efficiently, while multiple dining options and air-conditioned rest areas ensure comfort throughout your visit.

What to expect at Singapore Zoo

African cheetah lying on grass
Open Zoo enclosures
Family with guide near safari tram at Singapore Zoo.
Helmeted Hornbill perched on a tree branch in a lush forest setting.
Visitors interacting with an iguana at Singapore Zoo during Breakfast in the Wild experience.
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A diverse wildlife collection in an open habitat

Animals live in spacious enclosures separated by moats, vegetation, and glass, creating an immersive “in the wild” feel. Explore themed zones like Wild Africa with white rhinos, cheetahs, and meerkats; Southeast Asia with tapirs, sun bears, and proboscis monkeys; and the Primate Kingdom with over 40 species, including endangered orangutans. Spot manatees and tropical fish in the Fragile Forest dome, and encounter king cobras, Galápagos tortoises, and Komodo dragons in the climate-controlled Reptile Garden.

Interactive wildlife encounter

The zoo brings you remarkably close to the wild. For a small fee, hand-feed giraffes, elephants, or white rhinos during scheduled sessions. Don’t miss the signature Breakfast in the Wild—a buffet experience where you dine beside orangutans and other incredible animals. Daily shows like ‘Splash Safari’ & ‘Rainforest Fights Back’ showcase natural animal behaviors up close.

Family-friendly attraction

Singapore Zoo is built for full-day family fun. Shaded paths, pram-friendly routes, and hop-on/hop-off tram rides make it easy to explore. There are plenty of rest stops and dining spots to recharge, while KidzWorld keeps little ones entertained with pony rides and a splash zone.

Focus on conservation & education

Singapore Zoo isn’t just about cute animals; it’s a powerhouse of conservation. From one of the world’s top orangutan breeding programs to reintroducing hornbills into the wild, their efforts go way beyond the enclosures. Through keeper talks, school tours, and clever signboards, the zoo turns every visit into a lesson in wildlife protection.

Unique add-on adventures

Singapore Zoo offers an experience that goes beyond the regular visit. The VIP Buggy Tour takes you on a small-group ride with a guide to back-of-house areas, often including animal feeding or a stop at the zoo’s veterinary centre. The Keeper for a Day program lets you shadow real zookeepers, helping with food preparation and animal care. With the Backstage Pass: Reptiles, you’ll enter off-display zones and even handle certain reptiles under expert supervision.

Singapore Zoo map: Your guide to the wild

Navigate your wild adventure with ease — explore every zone, trail, and hidden gem at Singapore Zoo with this handy map.

Singapore Zoo map highlighting animal exhibits and visitor facilities.

Things to know before buying tickets to Singapore Zoo

  • Location: Singapore Zoo is situated within the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, which also encompasses other parks, including River Wonders, Night Safari, Bird Paradise, and Rainforest. This makes it easy to plan a full day (or more) of wildlife adventures.
  • Weather: Singapore is hot and humid year-round, but sudden showers are common, especially from November to January. Bring a poncho or umbrella and check the forecast before booking if you prefer drier weather. Most exhibits are outdoors, so plan accordingly.
  • Accessibility: The zoo is stroller- and wheelchair-friendly with rental options available at the entrance. Trams offer a hop-on-hop-off ride with commentary, perfect for reducing walking time; especially helpful for aged folks and kids. 
  • Standard tickets: Include zoo admission, a complimentary tram ride with guided commentary, access to keeper talks and animal presentations. Ideal for first-time visitors or those short on time.
  • Combo tickets: Singapore Zoo is part of the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, home to four other wildlife parks. This gives you the chance to explore River Wonders, Night Safari, and Bird Paradise alongside your zoo visit. Pair your Zoo visit with another park and save up to S$7 with 2-park combos, perfect for half-day plans. 
  • Mandai Pass: The 4-Park or 5-Park Mandai Destination Pass lets you visit all the parks while making massive savings. You also get free tram rides, shuttle access, and bonus perks like retail vouchers and plush toys.
  • Premium experiences: Make your visit extra special with exclusive experiences; either hop on a private buggy tour led by your guide for a close-up look at the exhibits and interactions or start your day with “Breakfast in the Wild,” dining beside orangutans and other animals. 
  • Please note: Visitors to Night Safari and Rainforest Wild Asia must book a time slot here. Guests are required to book presentation seats online in advance for River Wonders and Night Safari. The booking portal opens 2 hours before the presentation time. 

Your Singapore Zoo ticket options

Open-air tram with passengers touring a zoo, zebras and elephant visible in the background.

Standard Singapore Zoo Ticket with Tram Ride

  • Best for: First-time visitors · Short-on-time explorers · Families with kids · Wildlife lovers
  • Why book this: Most budget-friendly way to explore one of Asia’s top zoos
  • Includes: • Singapore Zoo admission • Complimentary tram ride with audio commentary • Access to 11 themed zones • Keeper talks & animal presentations

Recommended tickets:

Singapore Zoo Tickets with Tram Ride

Family walking through lush Entrance Gorge with waterfall and rocky cliffs.

Mandai Wildlife Destination Pass

  • Best for: Budget-conscious travelers · Mandai loyalists · 2+ day explorers
  • Why book this: Save up to S$141 while experiencing the full Mandai Wildlife Reserve
  • Includes: • Entry to 4 or 5 parks (Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, Rainforest Wild Asia) • Free tram rides & Mandai Shuttle • Carousel ride for kids • Plush animal keyring + S$20 retail voucher • Access to themed zones, keeper talks & animal presentations

Recommended tickets:

Mandai Wildlife Destination Pass

Rainforest scene with a tiger and a seal show at Singapore Zoo.

Combo tickets

  • Best for: Families · Couples · Wildlife lovers on a tight itinerary
  • Why book this: Save up to S$7 and pair Zoo access with another Mandai park
  • Includes: • Entry to Singapore Zoo + 1 park of your choice • Complimentary tram ride with audio commentary • Access to themed zones, keeper talks & animal presentations

Recommended tickets:

2-Park Combo: Night Safari + Singapore Zoo Tickets

2-Park Combo: Bird Paradise + Singapore Zoo Tickets

2-Park Combo: Singapore Zoo + Rainforest Wild ASIA Tickets

Visitors observing a lion at Singapore Zoo and enjoying a VIP buggy tour.

Singapore Zoo Tickets + Premium Add-Ons

  • Best for: Families with kids · Couples · Celebrations & special days
  • Why book this: Add a VIP touch with close-up animal encounters or breakfast with orangutans
  • Includes: • Full-day zoo admission • Tram ride with audio commentary • Choice of one:
    1) Breakfast in the Wild (buffet dining beside orangutans)
    2) VIP Buggy Tour (private guide, up-close encounters, queue skip & priority seating)

Recommended tickets:

Singapore Zoo + Breakfast in the Wild

Singapore Zoo + VIP Buggy Tour

Zones at Singapore Zoo

Take a look at the various zones of the Singapore Zoo, set in the midst of a rainforest. Explore all the zones and animals at Singapore Zoo here.

Kangaroos

Australasia

This habitat replicates Australia’s wild landscapes and is home to unique marsupials you won’t find elsewhere in the zoo.

Animals you’ll see: Grey kangaroo, red-necked wallaby, tree kangaroo, cassowary

Elephants

Elephants of Asia

Spot Asian elephants with smaller, rounded ears compared to their African cousins, and learn about their social behaviours in a spacious naturalistic setting.

Animals you’ll see: Asian elephants

Sloths

Fragile Forest

This walk-through biodome mimics a tropical rainforest, immersing you in a world of lemurs, sloths, birds, bats, and butterflies.

Animals you’ll see: Two-toed sloth, red ruffed lemur, fruit bats, butterflies, crowned pigeons, tropical birds.

Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia

Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia

This 8,000m² zone showcases Ethiopian wildlife in a setting inspired by its rugged terrain and traditional village architecture.

Animals you’ll see: Hamadryas baboon, Nubian ibex, rock hyrax, serval, meerkat.

Orangutan Island & Boardwalk

Orangutan Island

Watch orangutans swing freely across tall towers and treetop pathways designed to mimic their natural environment.

Animals you’ll see: Bornean and Sumatran orangutans

Primate Kingdom

Primate Kingdom

Moated islands create natural homes for a wide range of monkeys, reflecting the zoo’s commitment to species-specific habitat design.

Animals you’ll see: Colobus monkey, ring-tailed lemur, cotton-top tamarin, macaques, patas monkey, capuchin.

Reptile Garden

Reptile Garden

From giant reptiles to tiny geckos, this zone houses several specialized exhibits across a sprawling compound.

Animals you’ll see: King cobra, Komodo dragon, emerald tree boa, Gila monster, Gaboon viper.

Treetops Trails

Treetops Trails

This layered forest exhibit reveals how different species occupy the rainforest from canopy to ground.

Animals you’ll see:  Gibbons, otters, mousedeer, pygmy hippo, babirusa.

Snake exhibit

RepTopia

Get up close with rare reptiles in this immersive, tech-enabled zone featuring some of the world’s most fascinating species.

Animals you’ll see: Chameleon, monitor lizard, tomato frog, skinks, venomous snakes.

African lion resting on a rock at Singapore Zoo.

Wild Africa

Experience the drama of the African savannah without leaving Singapore, with predators and herbivores in open-style habitats.

Animals you’ll see: Lions, giraffes, cheetahs, zebras, rhinos, African painted dogs, meerkats.

Animal Presentations at Singapore Zoo

 rescued dogs like Benji the golden retriever

Animal Friends

Timings: 11am & 3pm

Location: Rainforest Kidzworld Amphitheatre

Meet rescued dogs like Benji the golden retriever, Hope the Singapore Special, and more, including cats, birds, and mice — as they perform clever tricks and unexpected pairings.

Children enjoying rides at Sestolandia theme park in Florence.

Dance Your Heart Out!

Timings: 1:30pm (Weekends & Public Holidays only)

Location: Rainforest Kidzworld Amphitheatre

Join zookeepers and let kids groove like their favorite animals in this short, high-energy dance-along session. A great break for families between zones.

Ring-tailed lemur climbing a tree branch at Wroclaw Zoo.

Into the Wild

Timings: 1:30pm

Location: Shaw Foundation Amphitheatre

Discover the survival stories of unique animals like the hog badger, Indian crested porcupine, ring-tailed lemur, and trumpeter hornbill. This presentation dives into their adaptations and the urgent need for conservation.

Californian sea lion resting on a rock by the water at Zoo Rome.

Splash Safari

Timings: 10:30am & 5pm

Location: Shaw Foundation Amphitheatre

Enjoy the playful antics of a California sea lion as it glides, balances, and entertains with impressive agility. A fun-filled reminder of why ocean conservation matters.

Keeper Talk at Singapore Zoo

Elephants bathing in the river at Elephant Kraal, Ayutthaya, Thailand.

Elephant Keepers’ Chit-chat

  • Time: 10:30am
  • Location: Elephants of Asia (Elephant Presentation Area)
  • What to expect: Watch Asian elephants respond to their keepers’ cues and learn about their care routines, training methods, and conservation efforts.
Orangutans swinging on ropes at Singapore Zoo.

Orangutan Keeper Talk

  • Time: 11am
  • Location: Free-Ranging Orangutan Island
  • What to expect: Get to know the Zoo’s iconic orangutans and hear how keepers care for these intelligent apes.
Pygmy marmoset perched on a branch at Barcelona Zoo's Marmosets Gallery.

Primate Kingdom Keeper Talk

  • Time: 11am
  • Location: Starts at Black-and-Gold Howler Monkey
  • What to expect: Join a walk-through talk covering multiple primates. Learn how keepers manage diverse species with unique social needs.
Asiatic lions resting in their habitat

Lion Keeper Talk

  • Time: 1:10pm
  • Location: Wild Africa
  • What to expect: Watch the pride in action and hear about their diet, enrichment, and social dynamics.
Giraffes and zebras at Dubai Safari Park, showcasing diverse wildlife in a natural habitat.

Gibbon Island Keeper Talk

  • Time: 1:30pm
  • Location: Gibbon Island
  • What to expect: Discover how keepers care for these agile and vocal primates, from daily routines to their family bonds.
Child feeding a rhinoceros at Singapore Zoo.

White Rhinoceros Keeper Talk

  • Time: 1:35pm
  • Location: Wild Africa
  • What to expect: Observe these gentle giants up close and learn how enrichment and training support their health and wellbeing.
Woman feeding lemurs

Fragile Forest Lemur Feeding

  • Time: 2:15pm
  • Location: Fragile Forest
  • What to expect: Enter a biodome with free-ranging lemurs. Keepers guide you through feeding time and share conservation stories.
Pygmy hippo walking on sandy ground at Khao Kheow Open Zoo.

Pygmy Hippo Keeper Talk

  • Time: 2:30pm
  • Location: Pygmy Hippo Exhibit
  • What to expect: Learn how keepers care for these shy, solitary hippos and what sets them apart from their larger cousins.
Baboon perched on rock

Hamadryas Baboon Keeper Talk

  • Time: 3:30pm
  • Location: Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia
  • What to expect: With over 90 baboons, this talk dives into their complex social lives and how keepers manage such a large troop.
Fossa in Madagascar forest habitat.

Fossa Keeper Talk

  • Time: 3:30pm
  • Location: Fossa Exhibit
  • What to expect: Meet Madagascar’s elusive top predator and discover how keepers care for this rare, cat-like carnivore.
Celebes crested macaque sitting on a tree branch in lush forest.

Celebes Crested Macaque Keeper Talk

  • Time: 4:15pm
  • Location: SPH Foundation Conservation Centre
  • What to expect: These charismatic macaques are full of personality—learn about their group dynamics and the zoo’s conservation efforts.
Chimpanzee exhibit

Chimpanzee Keeper Talk

  • Time: 4:35pm
  • Location: Chimpanzee Exhibit
  • What to expect: End your zoo visit with a session on our closest animal relatives—discover their intelligence, personalities, and how the keepers care for them.

Top experiences you can’t miss at Singapore Zoo

Orangutans
Flying fox hanging upside down at Singapore Zoo.
Two meerkats playfully interacting in a natural setting.
Sea lion performing at Singapore Zoo with audience watching.
Lorikeets feeding from a visitor's hand at Jurong Bird Park, part of the 2-in-1 Park Hopper with Singapore Zoo.
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Walk among free-ranging Orangutans

Where: Orangutan IslandGet up close to the zoo’s most iconic residents, Bornean and Sumatran orangutans, swinging freely through treetops in the world’s first free-ranging orangutan habitat. Wander beneath on an elevated boardwalk as they climb ropes above you.

Tip: Book the Breakfast in the Wild experience to dine alongside orangutans; a unique photo-op and a visitor favorite.

Step inside the Fragile Forest Biodome

Where: Near KidzWorldThis enclosed rainforest habitat lets you share space with over 50 species; from lemurs and bats to mousedeer and butterflies. You get to see Southeast Asian ecosystem filled with lush vegetation, flowing streams, and canopy life.

Look out for: Free-flying fruit bats, a butterfly walkthrough, and the rare cotton-top tamarins.

Explore the Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia

Where: East section of the zooTravel through a recreated Konso village and into rocky canyons filled with Hamadryas baboons; one of the largest troops in captivity. You'll also see Nubian ibexes, meerkats, hyraxes, and serval cats.
Don't miss: The treetop viewing platform and suspension bridge overlooking the valley and a scenic waterfall.

Catch the Splash Safari & other animal shows

Where: Family zone near the entrance
Perfect for families, this kid-friendly zone has petting zoos, pony rides, and splash pads. Meet rabbits, goats, and friendly dogs and cats at the Animal Friends show.

Catch the Splash Safari & other animal shows

Where: Shaw Foundation Amphitheatre & moreDon’t miss the Splash Safari show starring a cheeky California sea lion doing flips, dives, and splashy tricks. It’s funny, fast-paced, and surprisingly informative. Other shows to watch:

  • Animal Friends: domestic pets showing off fun tricks
  • Rainforest Fights Back: a rainforest-themed show with multiple species and a conservation message

A visual guide to Singapore Zoo

Visitors enjoying breakfast with orangutans at Singapore Zoo.

Orangutan swinging freely on ropes above a boardwalk

Watch the zoo’s most iconic residents: Bornean and Sumatran orangutans, swing freely through treetop pathways in the world’s first free-ranging orangutan habitat. It’s a rare chance to see them in action, no enclosures in sight.

Feeding giraffes at Singapore Zoo.
Elephants performing at a show
Lemurs perched on branches
Visitors on a tram tour observing wildlife at Singapore Zoo.

Plan your visit to Singapore Zoo

Singapore Zoo

Plan your visit to Singapore Zoo

  • Opening hours: Daily from 8:30am to 6pm
  • Last admission: 5pm

Best times to visit:

If you want to avoid traveling to Singapore during high season (December-January, June-July), opt to travel from mid January through May. Most attractions will be less crowded during this period. Try visiting on weekdays as weekends tend to be busier with families and children on their days off.

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Getting to Singapore Zoo

Address: 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826.

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Public transport:

  • MRT to Springleaf or Khatib, then Mandai Shuttle (S$1‑2.50) 
  • Buses: 138, 927 (plus 132, 123, 105) serve the Zoo

By car/taxi:

  • ~25–30 min from city via CTE or PIE/SLE
  • Paid parking: SGD 3 first hour, SGD 2 every extra hour
Directions to Singapore Zoo
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  • Self-service kiosks near the park entrance for ticket purchases, redemptions, and quick entry without queuing.
  • Dedicated baby care rooms with nursing areas, diaper-changing facilities, and sinks.
  • Free Wi-Fi throughout the zoo, enabling access to maps, show schedules, and app features via the Mandai mobile app.
  • Strollers, wagons (for toddlers), and wheelchairs are available for rent at the main entrance on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Quiet indoor prayer spaces are provided upon request at the park entrance or via Guest Services. Separate male and female spaces are available.
  • Ponchos and umbrellas are available for purchase at retail shops throughout the park, especially near the entrance and tram stops.
  • First-aid stations and Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are located across the zoo for emergency response.
  • Available at the park entrance; ideal for tourists with bags or those heading directly from the airport or transit stops.
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  • Pack for comfort: Light clothes, comfy shoes, sunscreen, cap, mosquito repellent, and a poncho or umbrella.
  • Combine shows with nearby zones: Plan your route so you hit nearby exhibits right after each show — saves time and steps!
  • Stay hydrated: Bring a reusable water bottle – refill stations are available.
  • Beat the heat & crowds: Arrive early on weekdays or visit in the late afternoon.
  • Don't feed or disturb wildlife: Including wild macaques lurking near the entrance.
  • Turn off flash photography for animals’ comfort.
  • Download Mandai App: For park map, show schedules, and efficient routing.
  • Arrive 10–15 mins early: Seats fill up fast, especially for Splash Safari. Grab a good spot without the rush.
  • Stick around post-show: Some animals (especially from Animal Friends) come out to meet-and-greet. You might get to pet them or snap a photo!
  • Be kind and quiet: Loud noises can spook the animals. Keep it calm and respectful during performances.
No Smoking
  • There are prohibited areas in the zoo. Do not venture into these zones for your own safety.
  • Do not feed or tease the animals living in the zoo.
  • Stay seated the whole duration of the tram ride.
  • Feel free to take photos for personal use. Flash photography is not allowed.
  • Smoking is not allowed inside the zoo. You will find a designated smoking point outside the entrance.
  • Pets and plants are not allowed inside.
  • Skate scooters, inline skates, rollerblades, tricycles and pull trolleys are not permitted inside.
Kid eats KFC chicken
  • KFC: Quick-service outlet offering familiar fried chicken favorites.
  • Inuka Cafe: Casual dining spot serving local and international dishes near the Frozen Tundra exhibit.
  • Chomel Bistro: Riverside eatery with Asian and Western options, located near the Proboscis Monkey enclosure.
  • Chawang Bistro: Family-friendly restaurant featuring Thai-inspired cuisine near Elephants of Asia.
  • The Wild Mart: Grab-and-go kiosk with snacks, drinks, and light bites.
  • Ah Meng Restaurant: Buffet-style dining named after Singapore Zoo’s famous orangutan, offering local flavors.
  • Ah Meng Bistro: Cafe serving sandwiches, coffee, and pastries near the zoo’s entrance.
  • KidzWorld Cafe: Child-friendly dining spot with simple meals and treats near the water play area.

Explore beyond Singapore Zoo

The Mandai Wildlife Reserves Singapore (MWRS) manages four zoological institutions in Singapore, all under one roof —Bird Paradise, Night Safari, River Safari and Singapore Zoo. Check out the other three unique wildlife heavens!

Bird Paradise Tickets

Bird Paradise

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Night Safari Tickets

Night Safari

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River Safari Tickets

River Wonders

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Tourists photographing wildlife near a waterfall in Rainforest Wild Asia.

Rainforest Wild ASIA

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Frequently asked questions about Singapore Zoo tickets

What is included in my Singapore Zoo tickets?

The tickets include admission to Singapore Zoo and a complimentary guided tram ride.

What are the opening and closing hours of Singapore Zoo?

Singapore Zoo is open daily from 8:30am to 6pm with the last entry at 5pm.

Is Singapore Zoo wheelchair and stroller-friendly?

Singapore Zoo is open daily from 8:30am to 6pm with the last entry at 5pm.

Are there facilities for guests with disabilities?

Yes, the zoo provides barrier-free access, wheelchair-friendly restrooms, and designated viewing areas.

What are the Night Safari timings?

The Night Safari operates daily from 7:15pm to midnight, with the last entry at 11:15pm.

What animals can I see at River Wonders?

River Wonders features giant pandas, manatees, red pandas, Amazonian wildlife, and more.

Can I bring food and drinks into the Singapore Zoo?

Outside food and drinks are not allowed, but there are dining options inside.

Are pets or service animals allowed inside Singapore Zoo?

Pets and service animals are not permitted in ticketed areas or Mandai Boardwalk.

What are the best ways to get to Singapore Zoo?

You can reach the zoo by MRT, bus, taxi, or car. Shuttle services are also available.

Do Singapore Zoo tickets include the tram ride?

Yes, all tickets booked through Headout include a free open-air tram ride with recorded commentary. It’s a great way to rest your legs while you roll past giraffes, lions, and elephants.

What’s the difference between standard Singapore Zoo tickets and combo tickets?

Standard tickets include entry to the zoo and a tram ride. Combo tickets bundle other parks like Night Safari, Bird Paradise, or Rainforest Wild Asia—letting you explore more for less. You also get extras like shuttle service, animal plush keyrings, and even carousel rides with some packages!

Can I book tickets on the same day as my visit?

Yes, same-day bookings are usually available; but popular time slots and combos can sell out quickly. For weekends and holidays, booking in advance is your best bet.

Do combo tickets save money?

Absolutely. Combo tickets can save you 5–50%, depending on how many parks you bundle. The 4-Park Destination Pass gives you entry to Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, Bird Paradise, and Rainforest Wild Asia—saving a lot. Add River Wonders with the 5-Park Pass and save even more!

Can I upgrade my Singapore Zoo ticket after booking?

Upgrades aren’t guaranteed after booking, but you can often cancel and rebook another package. If you’ve already used your ticket to enter the park, upgrades like VIP tours must be purchased separately on-site if available.

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