Singapore Night Safari Tickets

The Singapore Zoo and Night Safari ticket combo adds two of the city’s best wildlife experiences to the same package. With the Singapore Zoo Night Safari tour, one gains access to all of the exhibits at the morning zoo, along with entry into the nocturnal zoo. Depending on the package variant one opts for, the Singapore Zoo night safari ticket would also include a tram ride through the zoo as well as the night safari. The Singapore Zoo Night Safari Admission ticket is not dated, but has to be cashed within 90 days of its purchase.

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This fantastic package combines two of Singapore’s best safari tours- the Singapore Night Safari and River Wonders. Asia’s first and only river themed wildlife park, River Wonders offers one the unique experience of exploring wildlife on a boat ride. Ticket holders gain access to a 40 minute tram ride tour across the nocturnal zoo. Along with this, the ticket also grants access to the River Wonders and the Amazon River Quest at the River Wonders. Although the combo ticket is not a dated one, it must be cashed within 90 days of the ticket’s purchase.

Home to more than 9,600 birds from across the world, Jurong Bird Park is one of the most popular wildlife attractions on the Mandai Reserve. Couple it with a visit to the Night Safari, and you have a full day of wildlife exploration in your hands! The Jurong Bird Park and Night Safari Package offers one entry to both attractions at a discounted price. The Jurong Bird Park Night Safari Package includes unlimited access to the Hop on Hop off train that runs through the Bird Park, along with a 40 minute tram ride that takes one across all six zones at the Night Safari Zoo. The Jurong Bird Park Night Safari tickets have to be cashed within 90 days of purchase.

One of the most encompassing Mandai experiences possible, this variation combines Singapore Zoo and River Wonders Tickets with a Jurong Bird Park and Night Safari Package. The ticket grants one unconditional access to all four attractions- the Bird Park, Night Safari, Singapore Zoo and River Wonders. It includes a full day entry to the Singapore Zoo, with re-entry allowed. Next, at River Wonders, one can enjoy both the River Wonders and the Amazon River Quest, along with a meeting with the two pandas. Having done the zoo and river wonders, one can head over to the Jurong Bird Park for a hop on hop off tour, then end the day with a tram ride and night performance at the nocturnal park.

This package combines a visit to the Night Safari with Singapore Zoo and River Wonders. The zoo and river wonders tickets include access to a guided tram sightseeing across the zoo, along with the River Wonders and Amazon River Quest at River Wonders. Having done with the zoo and river wonders, one can then head over to the nocturnal Night Safari for a 40 minute tram tour.

The Creatures of the Night Show is a special attraction included in Night Safari Tickets. The best of nocturnal wildlife comes together to showcase their talents here, guided by the expert trainers at the zoo. Performers include the African serval, the hyenas, otters, binturongs and more. The show takes place thrice a day between Thursdays and Sundays, as well as on Public Holidays and eves of Holidays. The timings of the show are at 07.30 PM, 08.30 PM and 09.30 PM. A fourth performance is held at 10.30 PM only on Fridays, Saturdays, holidays and holiday eves.

The tram ride at the Night Safari is an excellent way of touring across its exhibits. However, there are a bunch of other ways to explore the zoo as well. The Exotic Wildlife tour offers Night Safari ticket holders the chance to explore the zoo on a private guided buggy ride. Besides, tourists will also get a chance to come face to face with the elephants and rhinos in a private feeding session. Apart from the buggy tour, tourists can also make use of the several walking trails to add a little bit of adventure to the experience.

The Keeper’s Talk allows one the unique opportunity to learn more about the animals from those that know them best- the zoo keepers. The zoo conducts two keeper talk shows throughout the week. The Wallaby Talk show takes place at 09.00 PM on a daily basis. The Lion Show is a special experience offered twice at 08.00 PM and 09.00 PM, only on Fridays, Saturdays and eve of Public Holidays.

The intriguing East Lodge trail connects to antipodal regions- the African Savannah and the Asian tropics. Here, animals from both regions survive side by side. Making one’s way through the East Lodge Trail, one spots the Malayan tigers on one side and the African servals on the other.

Some of the most exotic wildlife that can be spotted around the East Lodge Region include the spotted hyena, sloth bear, babirusa, aardvark and bongo.

A skilled hunter, the fishing cat can be found by the banks, eyes intent on the water, waiting for its prey to surface. The fishing cat trail at Night Safari is home to a big population of these majestic cats.

The Trail is home to a number of odd and wonderful creatures, such as the whistling duck, the binturong, the slow loris and a variety of cormorants. Pangolins, which are one of the most hunted species in the world, can also be found here.

The Leopard Trail is home to the biggest and most beautiful predators of the zoo- both on land and air. The most prized asset of the trail are the Gir Lions, which, although once widespread, can now only be found in the Gir Forest region. The trail offers two walk-through exhibits that allows one to get close to two fantastic nocturnal birds- the flying foxes and flying squirrels.

The Leopard Trail is famous for its pack animals, including the lions, the eagle owls and the clouded leopards.

This route takes you down under to see Australia, New Zealand, and New Guinea's natural beauty and fauna. Meet marsupials like the sugar glider and brush-tailed possum at the rustic Discovery Station. Keep an eye out for the morepork owl, which gets its name from its sad "more-pork" cry. The Wallaby Trail is also home to Singapore’s first man-made cave, named after Australia’s Naracoorte Caves. Visitors can also go cave exploring and admire the many aboriginal paintings housed here.

Apart from the wallabies, some of the animals that one can find here are the sugar gliders, possums and barn owls.