Singapore Zoo: Tickets

Meet orangutans, snakes and more in this conservation-minded educational zoo!

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Meet orangutans, snakes and more in this conservation-minded educational zoo

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Singapore Zoo Tickets and Information

  • Singapore Zoo Address: 80 Mandai Lake Rd, 729826, Singapore
  • Opening Hours: Daily from 08:30 - 18:00

Is Singapore Zoo Worth Visiting

  • Singapore Zoo is a great place to visit as a family and well worth the time.

What You Will See at Singapore Zoo

  • Home to 300 different species

About Singapore Zoo

Singapore Zoo is a truly world-class zoo. Part of the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, it's different to other zoos, as at Singapore Zoo they don’t use the conventional cages and barriers to keep the animals in, they use more natural barriers to create the habitats for the wildlife, which also allows visitors to enjoy the visit more as they feel as they though are truly in the animals’ world, which is quite a special feeling. An animal lovers paradise, as you feel up close and personal.

The zoo offers various different shows and performances for visitors to enjoy such as live sea lion performance, meet the zoo's young rhino, and discover countless other wonders.

Singapore Zoo is spread over 26 hectares (around 64 acres) and you can find around 300 different species at the zoo, which include:

  • Snakes
  • Spiders
  • Baby rhinos
  • Orangutans
  • Sea lions
  • Tigers
  • Monkeys
  • Birds
  • Reptiles

Singapore Zoo Zones & Habitats

Orangutan Island

The zoo is home to 'Orangutan Island' which is an incredible zone where the orangutans are free-roaming. In this zone you can chat with the zoo keepers during three daily sessions and learn fascinating insights about the beautiful gentle primates.

Fragile Forest - Biodome

You can explore the 20,000 cubic meter biodome that is set up to mimic a tropical rainforest. The biodome is home to frogs, toucans, butterflies, lemurs, rays, ducks, flying foxes, cute little mousedeer and a variety of intriguing animals that you would find in tropical rainforest settings. Some you may have to look for as they camouflage themselves in the habitat, others may simply walk straight past you!

Splash Safari

Feeling the heat - why not head to the Splash Safari held at the Shaw Foundation Amphitheatre and enjoy the sea lion show! If you sit towards the front, the star of the show often swims along the front of the tank and happily splashes the front rows! Watch the sea lion perform tricks such as balancing balls on the nose as well as  jumps in the water and generally enjoying the attention from the crowd!

Kidz World

As animal lovers, we love this section! Its the petting zoo area of the park where you can get even closer to some of the residents and touch, stroke and feed them. The petting zoo has furry favourites such as rabbits, mini pigs, pygmy goats, falabellas (smallest breed of horse - I know, we didn't know either!), chickens, tortoises, guinea pigs and more! The Kidz Zone also includes other fun areas though as well, such as the Play Trees area, Splish Splash area and Animal Buddies area, where you can watch fun presentations by the zoo keepers!

Wild Africa

In this section of the zoo you will find animals from the African continent that vary is shape and size! You can find big cats such as the majestic African lion and the beautiful cheetah. The section is also home to African painted dogs, Fossa, the tall giraffe's, peering meerkats, Red river hog, the strong White rhinoceros and some stripey zebras!

Elephants of Asia

Home to the zoos beautiful herd of 5 all female elephants. Elephants live in herd's with a matriarch as the 'boss' and the herd at Singapore Zoo is no exception! Komali is the current matriarch and she is a Sri Lankan elephant. You can identify her by her pink spots on her trunk and ears.

Red Topia Zone

This zone is home to reptiles and amphibians. You will find snakes and lizards and frogs and tortoises in the section. Some living harmoniously together and others by themselves in their own areas for safety reasons (so they don't attack the others!). Snake lovers will love this section! You can enjoy daily talks with the keepers. You can also spot the incredible colour changing chameleon, if he allows you to. He may disguise to blend in with where ever he is sitting, so look carefully! The section is home to Electric blue gecko, Gaboon viper, Golden poison frog, Green basilisk and Roti snake-necked turtle, amongst others.

Other habitats at Singapore Zoo include:

  • Australasia  - home to kangaroos and wallabies
  • Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia - home to Nubian ibexes, Hamadryas baboons, meerkats, jackals and rock hyraxes
  • Primate Kingdom - home to over 30 different kinds of primates!
  • Tortoise Shell-ter - can you guess what lives here!
  • Treetop Trails - home to False gharial, Greater mousedeer and Siamang

Feeding Time at the Zoo

If you time your visit well, you can enjoy watching and even help with feeding time with some of the animals! The animals have set feeding times, so you can plan your visit around them.

  • Giraffe feeding time: 10:45 AM, 1:50PM and 3:45PM.
  • White Rhinoceros feeding time: 1:15PM
  • Zebra feeding time: 10:15AM & 2:15PM
  • Elephant feeding time: 9:30AM, 11:45AM & 4:30PM.
  • Giant Tortoise feeding time: 1:15PM

The Mandai Wildlife Reserve is also home to:

The Mandai Wildlife Reserve is an amazing place and something that visitors of all ages can truly enjoy. We suggest visiting all areas, which you can actually do all in the same day! We love the Night Safari as its a whole next perspective, watching the animals at night.

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Singapore Zoo FAQs

  1. Do I need to book tickets in advance for Singapore Zoo?
  • We always suggest booking tickets in advance to avoid disappointment and to save time from queuing at the ticket office.
  1. Is Singapore Zoo wheelchair accessible?
  • Yes, Singapore Zoo is wheelchair accessible.
  1. When is the best time to visit Singapore Zoo?
  • If you want to avoid the heat of the day, Morning visits can be better as it can be cooler - however, it can also be the busiest visitor time for the same reason.
  1. Can I take food into the zoo with me?
  • No, it is not permitted to take food into the zoo.
  1. We regularly get asked about the Macaques at the zoo - they are not part of the zoo, they are wild.
  1. Does my Singapore Zoo ticket give me access to the whole of Mandai Wildlife Reserve?
  • No, each area of Mandai Wildlife Reserve needs its own ticket, so Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders, Bird Paradise all require their own separate tickets. We do sell combination tickets though. Click HERE for details.

Useful Information About Singapore Zoo

Tips for visiting

  1. Book tickets in advance: Booking tickets in advance online can save you time. It’s a very popular attraction, so booking online means you can avoid the queues at the ticket office!
  2. Best time to visit: If you can, we suggest arriving early. It can be slightly cooler in the morning, so it can make for a more comfortable visit.
  3. Water: If you are visiting during the heat of the day, drink plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated.
  4. Comfortable shoes: We suggest you wear comfortable shoes as you will be walking around a lot!

How to get there

  • Singapore Zoo, 80 Mandai Lake Rd, 729826, Singapore

Opening Hours

  • Monday: 08:30 - 18:00
  • Tuesday: 08:30 - 18:00
  • Wednesday: 08:30 - 18:00
  • Thursday: 08:30 - 18:00
  • Friday: 08:30 - 18:00
  • Saturday: 08:30 - 18:00
  • Sunday: 08:30 - 18:00

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