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Plan the perfect visit to Singapore Zoo with this comprehensive travel guide
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Singapore Zoo | Visitor information at a glance
- What are the Singapore Zoo opening hours?
The Singapore Zoo is open daily from 8:30 AM to 6 PM. - Where is the Singapore Zoo located?
The Singapore Zoo is located in Mandai Wildlife Reserve, in the north-western part of Singapore. Get directions. - How many entrances does the Singapore Zoo have?
The Singapore Zoo has only one entrance. - How many visitors does the Singapore Zoo see per year?
The Singapore Zoo welcomes around 2 million visitors every year.
Where is Singapore Zoo located?
Address: 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826
The Singapore Zoo is located in Singapore’s green belt or the central catchment area, as part of the Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
Closest landmark: Mandai Wildlife Reserve
Directions to Singapore ZooHow to Get to Singapore Zoo?
By Public Transportation
By MRT: The closest station is the Springleaf MRT on the Thompson-East Coast Line. You will need to catch a bus to reach Singapore Zoo. Alternatively, it is best to get down at Khatib MRT station - even though it is slightly farther than Springleaf - since you can take the Mandai Khatib Shuttle directly to the Singapore Zoo.
By Bus: You can take buses 927, 138, 132, 123, and 105 to get to Singapore Zoo by bus. The Singapore Zoo bus stop is the closest stop to the Singapore Zoo.
By Car
- Car is the fastest way to get to the Singapore Zoo as you do not have to switch between different modes of transport. It takes around 25-30 minutes to reach Singapore Zoo from the city center.
Parking facilities
- Car Park 2: This is an open-air parking space that provides ample space for visitors to park their vehicles.
- Car Park 1: Park your vehicle at Car Park 1 if you are visiting other nearby attractions including Bird Paradise.
Parking at Singapore Zoo is paid at the rate of SGD 3 for the first hour and SGD 2 for every additional hour.
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Facilities
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- ATM: Visitors can withdraw cash from two ATMs (UOB and POSB) next to the Membership and Experience Centre at the main entrance.
- Nursing Rooms: You will find nursing rooms at the Kidz World, Reptile World located at the main entrance.
- Diaper Changing: Diaper changing facilities are available at multiple locations inside the Singapore Zoo. The locations are Ah Meng Restaurant, Reptile Garden, Singapore Zoo entrance, Kidz World, and Pavillion by the Lake.
- Lockers: You can rent lockers from the River Wonders Entrance Plaza. Small lockers are available for SGD 5 for the first three hours, large lockers are available for SGD 10 for three hours.
- Mobility: Complimentary wheelchairs are available at the Singapore Zoo. Additionally, you can also rent a wagon or a stroller for your little ones.
- Free WiFi: WiFi is available throughout the Singapore Zoo. Look for the PARK_FREE_WIFI' network and connect for free.
- Prayer Room: Get in touch with the zoo’s staff so that they can guide you to the closest prayer room.
- While there are no stringent regulations regarding how you should dress, you are advised to dress for the weather.
- Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the Singapore Zoo.
- Flash photography is not allowed inside the Singapore Zoo.
- While it may seem tempting, feeding animals is prohibited.
- It is best to wear comfortable shoes and avoid heels since you may need to walk quite a bit inside the Singapore Zoo.
- Carry a mosquito repellent to ensure you and your family are safe from unwanted insect bites.
- Apply sunscreen and carry a cap if you are visiting the Singapore Zoo during the day to protect yourself from the sun.
- In case of sudden rains, it’s best to carry an umbrella or raincoat along, on your visit Alternatively, you can also buy rain gear at the park, if required.
- Navigate through the Singapore Zoo without any hassles and elevate your entire experience by downloading the Mandai App.
- Singapore Zoo Shop: Buy a memento or an array of plush toys to take a piece of Singapore Zoo back home with you.
- KidzWorld Shop: Purchase exclusive Ranger Buddies merch and toys at the KidzWorld Shop located inside the Singapore Zoo at KidzWorld.
- Shaw Foundation Amphitheatre Shop: Bring home adorable memorabilia from the Shaw Foundation so that the animal presentations are etched into your memory.
- Ah Meng Restaurant: Enjoy a mix of Asian favorites and Western classics from biryanis, chicken rice, and BBQ Half Spring chicken.
- Ah Meng Bistro: A perfect spot to sip hot coffee, relish gourmet sandwiches, or enjoy mouthwatering pastries and desserts.
- KFC: KFC needs no introduction. Chow down crispy fried chicken and other signature items are on the menu at the outlet located inside the Kidz World.
- Bird Paradise: This is quite literally ‘paradise’ for all the bird lovers. Spend time in the company of an assortment of birds from different regions of the world.
- Night Safari: A unique and highly recommended experience, the Night Safari is the perfect way to get up close and personal with your favourite animals at night.
- River Wonders: One of the most unique experiences in Singapore, River Wonders is a perfect blend of a river-themed zoo and an aquarium.
Frequently asked questions about visiting Singapore Zoo
Where is Singapore Zoo?
The Singapore Zoo is located at 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826.
Can I visit Singapore Zoo?
Yes, you can visit the Singapore Zoo throughout the year.
Why should I visit Singapore Zoo?
You should visit the Singapore Zoo to escape from the city’s hustle and bustle and most importantly, experience wildlife, and see a plethora of fascinating animals including elephants, orangutans, lions and more.
Can I visit the Singapore Zoo for free?
All visitors need to buy a ticket to visit the Singapore Zoo.
How do I book tickets to visit Singapore Zoo?
You can book tickets to visit the Singapore Zoo online. Not only is this more convenient than on-site purchases, its also cheaper!
How much does it cost to visit Singapore Zoo?
While the locals need to pay SGD 45.6 (after a 5% discount), tickets for non-Singaporeans are priced at SGD 48.
What is the best time to visit the Singapore Zoo?
The best time of the year to visit the Singapore Zoo is between December and August in the dry season. The best time of the day to visit the Singapore Zoo is early in the morning or late in the afternoon.
What are the Singapore Zoo opening hours?
The Singapore Zoo is open daily from 8:30 AM to 6 PM.
Can I visit Singapore Zoo in a group?
Yes, you can visit the Singapore Zoo in a group as there are plenty of zones and animals to explore for people with varied interests.
Can I visit Singapore Zoo with kids?
Yes, visiting the Singapore Zoo with kids is a comfortable experience thanks to the different kid-friendly facilities including strollers, wagons, and changing rooms.
Is Singapore Zoo wheelchair friendly?
Yes, the Singapore Zoo is wheelchair friendly with accessible restrooms, restaurants, and other facilities.
Can I buy food and drinks at Singapore Zoo?
Yes, you can buy food and drinks at Singapore Zoo from a range of dining options including Ah Meng, KFC, and more.
How long does it take to visit Singapore Zoo?
It takes around 3-4 hours to visit and explore the different enclosures inside the Singapore Zoo, and attend the live shows.
Is it worth visiting Singapore Zoo?
With over 300 different species of mammals, animals, and other wildlife creatures, the Singapore Zoo is one of the most iconic attractions of Singapore, not to mention the largest zoo in Asia. It is definitely worth visiting while in Singapore.
