Gardens by the Bay: Tickets

Gardens by the Bay FAQs

• Are Gardens by the Bay wheelchair accessible?
• Yes, Gardens by the Bay is wheelchair accessible with special ramps, lifts and barrier-free routes. The location also offers wheelchairs to rent should it be required.
• Do I need to book tickets in advance for Gardens by the Bay?
• We would always suggest booking tickets in advance for Gardens by the Bay. It can get incredibly busy, so booking your tickets guarantees your space.
• What is so special about Gardens by the Bay in Singapore?
• Gardens by the Bay is a beautifully manicured set of gardens with incredible flowers and supertrees. Different sections provide different flora and trees and its just a lovely place to visit.
• Is Gardens by the Bay worth visiting?
• Gardens by the Bay is ideal for those that like walks amongst beautiful scenery and flowers. With different sections set up including Cloud Forest, Flower Dome and Supertree Observatory, we definitely think its worth visiting, yes.
• What is the difference between Cloud Forest and Flower Dome at Gardens by The Bay in Singapore?
• The Cloud Forest is built around a mountain and a water fall, whereas the Flower Dome is hundreds of flowers from all over the world. Both particularly beautiful, in our opinion.
• Is Gardens by the Bay free to enter?
• The park/garden section is free to enter, yes. However you must purchase tickets to enter the various domes with the special attractions in, including the Supertree dome, the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest.
• How long does it take to visit Gardens by the Bay?
• This is entirely up to you as the visitor. Most spend at least an hour just wondering around and enjoying it, but it is easy to spend far longer there and just relaxing enjoying the surroundings.

‍Gardens by the Bay Fun Facts

• Supertree Grove: The towering Supertrees, which range from 25 to 50 metres in height, are vertical gardens covered in tropical plants. They also generate solar power, collect rainwater, and even help cool the park buildings, blending beauty with sustainability!
• Guinness World Record Holder: The Flower Dome conservatory holds the record for the largest glass greenhouse in the world! The greenhouse spans 1.28 hectares and simulates a Mediterranean climate, housing a variety of plants from around the world.
• Cloud Forest: The Cloud Forest conservatory is home to one of the world's tallest indoor waterfalls which is 35 metres high! It mimics the cool, moist environment found in tropical mountain regions.
• Light and Sound Show – Garden Rhapsody: Every night, the Supertrees come alive with a spectacular light and sound show called "Garden Rhapsody." The show is free and takes place twice nightly, transforming the Supertree Grove into a dazzling display!
• Sustainable Cooling System: Gardens by the Bay uses an innovative cooling system. Biomass from horticultural waste is burned to produce energy, which helps cool the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest conservatories, helping its sustainability credentials!
• Diverse Plant Species: The park is home to over 1.5 million plants from over 19,000 species, which include orchids, succulents, and a wide variety of exotic plants from all corners of the globe!
• OCBC Skyway: A 128-metre-long walkway connects two of the tallest Supertrees and it allows you to enjoy panoramic views of the gardens and Marina Bay skyline from 22 metres above the ground!
• ‍Bay East Garden: Many people focus on the main area of Gardens by the Bay, but there's also a quieter, more naturalistic part called ‘Bay East Garden’ which offers a peaceful escape and spectacular views of Singapore’s skyline.