Forget boring animal cages and grumpy critters! Imagine strolling through a lush rainforest, spotting playful monkeys swinging through the trees, and maybe even sharing breakfast with a cheeky orangutan. Sounds unreal, right? 

This is different from your typical zoo. Animals roam in spacious enclosures that feel like their natural habitats, with hidden streams, rocky outcrops, and even sneaky moats keeping things wild (and safe!). 

Plus, there's a whole night safari where you can cruise past prowling tigers and hooting owls under the starry sky! Get ready to unleash your inner explorer. The Singapore Zoo is waiting to roar you away! 

Latest Singapore Zoo Ticket Prices 2024

Below are the latest updates for Singapore Zoo tickets: 

• [Flexible Date] Entrance Ticket - Includes Tram (Singapore Residents): S$ 45.60
• [Fixed-Date] Entrance Ticket - Includes Tram (International Tourists): S$ 48
• [Flexible Date] Entrance Ticket - Includes Tram (International Tourists): S$ 48
• [Flexible Date] COMBO 2-in-1 Park Hopper: Singapore Zoo & River Wonders (International Tourists): S$ 86
• [Flexible Date] COMBO 2-in-1 Park Hopper: Singapore Zoo & Night Safari (International Tourists): S$ 88

Available on other dates:

• [ADD-ON] Breakfast in the Wild (Admission Not Included): S$ 45
• [Fixed-Date] Entrance Ticket - Includes Tram (Singapore Residents): $ 45.6

*Prices, and other information provided are subject to change without prior notice.

Singapore Zoo Opening Hours

The Singapore Zoo opens at 08.30 AM, giving you plenty of time to grab some coffee and fuel up for your wild adventure.  Explore at your own pace until 06.00 PM, with the last entry at 05.00 PM. If you're a night owl, the Night Safari starts at 07.15 PM and keeps the party going until midnight. 

Fun Activities at Singapore Zoo

Whether you're a thrill-seeker, a nature lover, or just looking for a quirky Insta-worthy moment, this zoo has something for everyone. So, grab your comfy shoes, pack your sense of wonder, and dive into the fun!

1. Jungle Splashdown

Beat the tropical heat with a refreshing cruise down the Mandai River on the Splash Safari. Keep your eyes peeled for playful monkeys swinging from the trees, sunbathing crocodiles chilling on the banks, and maybe even catch a cheeky hippo taking a dip. 

2. Night Prowl

Transform into a jungle detective on the Night Safari! Hop on a tram and cruise past nocturnal critters like prowling tigers, slithering snakes, and hooting owls as the rainforest comes alive with the symphony of the night. 

3. Get Wild Behind the Scenes

Ever wondered what happens after the zoo closes? Take a special tour and peek into the animal's hidden world. Learn about their care, conservation efforts, and maybe even get a chance to feed some friendly herbivores (under the watchful eye of the zookeepers, of course!).

Tips When Visiting Singapore Zoo

1. Beat the Beastly Heat

The Singapore sun doesn't mess around. Pack sunscreen, a hat, and comfy clothes that breathe. Bring a water bottle and refill it often.

2. Early Bird Gets the Worms

Skip the midday crowds and arrive early. Not only will you beat the heat and have the place (almost) to yourself, but you'll catch the animals at their most active in the cool morning air.

3. Footloose and Fancy-Free

Wear comfy shoes! You'll be doing a lot of walking, so ditch the stilettos and grab those sneakers. Bonus points for waterproof shoes if you're feeling adventurous.

4. Respect the Wild Ones

Remember, it's their home, not yours. Don't tap on the glass, yell, or toss stuff. Observe quietly, take some epic pics, and learn about their amazing world.

Location and How to get to Singapore Zoo

The Singapore Zoo is nestled in the leafy embrace of Mandai Lake, about a 30-minute drive from the city center. Getting to the zoo is like choosing your own adventure story. Here are your options:

1. Taxi

Hail a cab and tell the driver "Singapore Zoo" – easy peasy! Just be prepared for rush hour traffic, especially during peak times.

2. MRT (Mass Rapid Transit)

Hop on the MRT and take the North-South Line to Kranji Station. From there, grab bus 92 and it'll drop you right at the zoo entrance. Budget-friendly and eco-conscious, but might involve a bit of walking.

3. Online taxi

Enjoy a comfortable ride straight to the zoo. Perfect for groups or if you're loaded with souvenirs.

4. Zoo Shuttle Bus

The zoo offers a convenient shuttle bus service from various locations in the city. Check their website for schedules and pick-up points. It's ideal if you're staying near a designated stop.

So, what are you waiting for? Book your Singapore Zoo tickets and unlock a world of wild fun with Traveloka today!