Singapore Zoo
Singapore Zoo
4.5
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Monday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday
8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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Set in a rainforest environment, Singapore Zoo is home to over 2,800 animals from over 300 species of mammals, birds and reptiles. The park also boasts the world's first free-ranging orang utan habitat in a zoo. Delight in an exciting outdoor feast at Jungle Breakfast with Wildlife, an internationally acclaimed, award-winning programme that offers exhilarating experience with orangutans. The fun is endless with interesting animal presentations, photography with animals and more!
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- Christine AGeelong, Australia157 contributionsEnjoyed our visit and loved the animals and zoo!We arrived early on a Sunday and entered upon opening at 8.30 am. We had read online it can get very busy. We spent 3 hrs walking around and taking it all in. It’s a beautiful, lush, amazing zoo where it feels like you can reach out and touch the animals and that they’re free to roam around unlike other zoos we’ve been too. When we return to Singapore will do a night safari, which I think will be awesome. Numerous taxi drivers mentioned to us that Bird Paradise is very good, so will do that next time for sure.Visited February 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 18 February 2024
- GeorgiePerth, Australia389 contributionsZoo DayAfter the 3rd time of visiting Singapore, I finally made it to the Singapore Zoo (as part of the Go City pass). Unfortunately the rain spoilt the visit a bit but I did get around the zoo and enjoyed the many animals there. I spent around five hours at the zoo, as I love taking photos so took the time to wonder around in between the rain. A wonderful day spent at the zoo and it comes highly recommended.Visited February 2024Written 21 February 2024
- TrevorHallMarket Rasen, United Kingdom1,935 contributionsHigh StandardsWe were very impressed. Two exhibits we could have watched for hours, the first being the island based orangutans, and the second the pack of baboons. Both fascinating. We chose to walk the zoo during the day and don’t have any regrets about that. The Asian elephants were also interesting to watch; I was surprised by how many animals were active given the heat and humidity. The enormity of the building site (noise and activity) next door initially caused me concern. I can’t say of course, the impact upon the exhibits. Finally, I was told by a staff member that there is also a free roaming family of orangutans (tree ropes) but couldn’t find any evidence of them.Visited February 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 26 February 2024
- Anja BGarmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany104 contributionsFeeding elephants and rhinos is amazingHad an awesome time - we booked feeding times with the animals prior to visiting. It costs SGD 8 and you get to come up to the animal real close, it was great fun. There is a train that takes you all around the premises. There are also normal feeding times with several other animals, where you can watch staff feeding and get lots of cool info on those specific animals. The Zoo is not too big.Visited February 2024Travelled with friendsWritten 29 February 2024
- Turner S1,488 contributionsbring water bottle, arrive earlyBring a water bottle cause you can fill up all over the park for free. Take advantage of the tram and its four stations around the park to beat the heat. Arrive early to get ahead of crowds, but that's good advice for anything. Taxis were hard to get in the early afternoon.Visited February 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 2 March 2024
- SAgirl18Durban, South Africa27 contributionsGreat experienceProbably the best zoo I have been to with the most natural feel to it. It's quite big so the free tram from exhibit to exhibit really helps. The animals look very well cared for. We watched the seal show when we arrived and the elephant show a bit later, both were lovely. Overall a great experience and I would highly recommendVisited July 2023Travelled with friendsWritten 6 March 2024
- Russell3939Castle Rock, Colorado1,023 contributionsOrangutans were the bestFirst, realize how far out of the main part of Singapore the zoo is. It is quite away from downtown area. When you get dropped off, you have a decent walk just to get to the zoo. We really enjoyed the orangutans and the elephants. There are monkeys all around the zoo that will steal your stuff, so be careful. The trams run every 15-20 minutes but we did not use them. The cover at the zoo is plentiful which helps with the heat. I would recommend coming in the morning.Visited March 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 30 March 2024
- Alan0306Glasgow, United Kingdom16 contributionsThe best zoo in the world!What an incredible zoo this is. A very natural environment for the animals and incredibly well laid out. Lots of opportunities for education on animal wellbeing and especially for kids. An amazing visit to a place that must be on everyone’s list visiting Singapore. Don’t miss itVisited April 2024Travelled with familyWritten 3 April 2024
- Li JDasmarinas City, Philippines86 contributionsGeek out on animals!We spent more than half a day enjoying the different areas. My favorite was the pygmy water hippopotamus. The little guy kept swimming towards the viewing area. It was a sight to behold. Definitely worth the visit.Visited April 2024Travelled with familyWritten 4 April 2024
- Tammy210Abuja, Nigeria126 contributionsWell maintained zooThere is a lot to see. The animals are out in the open with no cages which I was quite impressed with. The animals seem well looked after and there is a forest feel to the zoo which seems like a natural habitat for them. It is far from town so requires some planning to get there. I would say plan to go early so you can catch the morning shows and avoid the heat or go later in the day so you can catch the shows/displays. I managed to see the rainforest fights back display but the timing of other shows were too far off for me to wait. Bird paradise and the night safari were also recommended to me, but there was only so much I could do. Maybe, next time.Visited March 2024Travelled soloWritten 8 April 2024
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laura h
Dorset, UK77 contributions
Aug 2023 • Family
Singapore Zoo is a must visit every time we are in Singapore. Although over the years there have been many changes to the park, and there is currently heavy building works, it still is a brilliant day out for us all.
The zoo is very well laid out with a large range of sections dedicated to animals from different habitats and there are map boards and finger posts to direct you to the different zones so no difficulty in navigating your way around.
The zoo also provides a regular tram service around the park which is great when little ones have tired legs or you need to get to a zone quickly.
There is a programme of talks by very passionate workers which adds a little schedule to your trip too. However, if you just want to set your own pace there are very informative information boards about the animals you are viewing too.
There are additional opportunities to feed a range of animals (set times) for an additional $8 (at time of writing) per basket which can be great for memory making and photographs too. However, these need to be pre-booked online.
A visit to Singapore Zoo is a whole day out and although the ticket enables you to visit other sections of the park, if this is your first or second visit it is unlikely you will have time to visit these.
Tips:
Arrive early.
Don't forget your camera.
Bring a refillable water bottle (ensure it is not frosted or metal otherwise the machine struggles to recognise the bottle and fill it.
Wear comfortable shoes - there is a lot of walking!
If coming in a standard taxi, pre-book the return to avoid the very long taxi queue or very expensive luxury private cabs.
The zoo is very well laid out with a large range of sections dedicated to animals from different habitats and there are map boards and finger posts to direct you to the different zones so no difficulty in navigating your way around.
The zoo also provides a regular tram service around the park which is great when little ones have tired legs or you need to get to a zone quickly.
There is a programme of talks by very passionate workers which adds a little schedule to your trip too. However, if you just want to set your own pace there are very informative information boards about the animals you are viewing too.
There are additional opportunities to feed a range of animals (set times) for an additional $8 (at time of writing) per basket which can be great for memory making and photographs too. However, these need to be pre-booked online.
A visit to Singapore Zoo is a whole day out and although the ticket enables you to visit other sections of the park, if this is your first or second visit it is unlikely you will have time to visit these.
Tips:
Arrive early.
Don't forget your camera.
Bring a refillable water bottle (ensure it is not frosted or metal otherwise the machine struggles to recognise the bottle and fill it.
Wear comfortable shoes - there is a lot of walking!
If coming in a standard taxi, pre-book the return to avoid the very long taxi queue or very expensive luxury private cabs.
Written 19 April 2024
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Rasmus
110 contributions
Jun 2024 • Couples
I have only visited Kolmården in adulthood except Singapore Zoo. But Singapore Zoo was really great!
We bought admission tickets on site and it was smooth. Cost us 770 SEK for two adults. There was an app to download where you could see a map of the entire zoo to easily find where you wanted, it even had a built-in GPS so it was incredibly easy to navigate. It was also clear that those who worked there cared about the animals and there were several signs informing about threats to certain animal species and how to donate and contribute to help the animals in the wild.
The food inside the Singapore Zoo was as expensive as you would expect. We each paid 335 SEK for a lunch.
You could pay to feed the elephants, turtles, rhinos or zebras. However, this was fully booked on site and then there were not even many visitors the day we were there. So if you want to feed the animals order it online! However, you could get very close and watch as other visitors fed the animals.
There were also two "shows" at an amphitheater. One was a sea lion in the center and the other was everything from birds, monkeys to small mammals. Again here it was clear that they had taught the animals with "carrot" rather than "stick."
We bought admission tickets on site and it was smooth. Cost us 770 SEK for two adults. There was an app to download where you could see a map of the entire zoo to easily find where you wanted, it even had a built-in GPS so it was incredibly easy to navigate. It was also clear that those who worked there cared about the animals and there were several signs informing about threats to certain animal species and how to donate and contribute to help the animals in the wild.
The food inside the Singapore Zoo was as expensive as you would expect. We each paid 335 SEK for a lunch.
You could pay to feed the elephants, turtles, rhinos or zebras. However, this was fully booked on site and then there were not even many visitors the day we were there. So if you want to feed the animals order it online! However, you could get very close and watch as other visitors fed the animals.
There were also two "shows" at an amphitheater. One was a sea lion in the center and the other was everything from birds, monkeys to small mammals. Again here it was clear that they had taught the animals with "carrot" rather than "stick."
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Written 26 September 2024
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Dario M
Mexico City, Mexico366 contributions
Jan 2025 • Family
A premier zoo that offers a unique immersive experience. However, the fact that you have to pay 4 different tickets to see the whole zoo didn’t endear me to it, nor did the fact that the reptilary was closed, a part of the park is being remodeled and some habitats are a little small for the animals.
They were missing some emblematic species such as the African elephant gorilla hippos etc.
They were missing some emblematic species such as the African elephant gorilla hippos etc.
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Written 8 January 2025
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Rabih S
Sydney27 contributions
Dec 2024 • Couples
Singapore zoo was well maintained and the majority of the enclosures were in quite good to great condition.
However, some of the enclosures were shut for maintenance.
I was surprised there was only one lion in the lion enclosure and one tiger in the tiger enclosure.
The baboon enclosure was the most lively enclosure with over than 40 baboons varying in ages. We could have easily spent 30 minutes at the baboon enclosure.
The Orangutan enclosure was quite an experience as you can see the orangutans swinging and hanging from the branches above you.
To cover the whole zoo, you will need between 4 to 5 hours. It will be good to allow 6 to 7 hours if you want to watch all the shows.
Definatley recommend Singapore zoo for all ages.
However, some of the enclosures were shut for maintenance.
I was surprised there was only one lion in the lion enclosure and one tiger in the tiger enclosure.
The baboon enclosure was the most lively enclosure with over than 40 baboons varying in ages. We could have easily spent 30 minutes at the baboon enclosure.
The Orangutan enclosure was quite an experience as you can see the orangutans swinging and hanging from the branches above you.
To cover the whole zoo, you will need between 4 to 5 hours. It will be good to allow 6 to 7 hours if you want to watch all the shows.
Definatley recommend Singapore zoo for all ages.
Written 1 January 2025
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exit45jonas
Sunshine Coast, Australia33 contributions
Sept 2023 • Couples
This was our third visit, last time was in 2004. For the first time, it was actually disappointing. We love Zoo's and have been to most of the great ones in the world. It really feels like Singapore Zoo has fallen from grace. It felt run down, dated and dirty. There were so many enclosures closed "being upgraded", construction going on everywhere but inside the Zoo and in the surroundings outside. We also went to the RiverWonder park and it was the same story there. It's really sad, but I can no longer recommend people to visit this Zoo. A 2-park visit in one day with return taxis cost about S$ 250 for 2 adults and, in our opinion, it's simply not worth it anymore.
Written 16 September 2023
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phutty
Tallinn, Estonia1,402 contributions
Dec 2024 • Couples
We enjoyed the half-day we spent at the zoo, and certainly could have spent longer here, but we'd already done a lot of walking and needed to rest our legs! On that front, the free shuttles, which do a loop around the zoo, are much appreciated. There's a huge variety of animals to see. The walk-in butterfly and wildlife enclosure was the absolute highlight for us. Some of the exhibits are looking a little run-down, and most of the eateries were closed when we were there (a quiet Monday afternoon), but generally we had a lovely time.
Given the zoo is in the north of the island and not connected to the city by metro, we opted to get a Grab ride there and back to avoid the kerfuffle of navigating the public transport options. This added a fair bit to the cost, but was very convenient.
Given the zoo is in the north of the island and not connected to the city by metro, we opted to get a Grab ride there and back to avoid the kerfuffle of navigating the public transport options. This added a fair bit to the cost, but was very convenient.
Written 19 January 2025
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Colin A
2 contributions
Dec 2024 • Couples
Did the 2 park package, zoo and night safari. The zoo was good & 2-3 hours was just about enough to see it all however allow 4 hours with plenty rests especially if hot & humid. Grounds are well kept, easy to navigate & animal enclosures are spacious with effort to make it as natural as a zoo can do.
Night safari was brilliant & by far the highlight of the visit. Went to the show which was quite good & went on the tram ride with narration around the park. Saw quite a few of the animals and no sign in some enclosures which is fine. 100% recommend walking through the various sections at own pace, take your time & be patient because the nocturnal animals are very active so we saw lots of creatures we’ve heard of but never seen as well as some we’ve never knew.
Night safari was brilliant & by far the highlight of the visit. Went to the show which was quite good & went on the tram ride with narration around the park. Saw quite a few of the animals and no sign in some enclosures which is fine. 100% recommend walking through the various sections at own pace, take your time & be patient because the nocturnal animals are very active so we saw lots of creatures we’ve heard of but never seen as well as some we’ve never knew.
Written 13 December 2024
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Ghadeer
Kuwait City, Kuwait10,267 contributions
Sept 2023 • Solo
I have booked for a 2-park admission to visit the newly opened Bird Paradise (previously Jurong Bird Park) and Singapore Zoo (celebrating 50 years) . The ticket includes Tram ride. This is my 3rd visit to the Zoo. I came with my mother years back and I was here in 2019 and I am back today for the 3rd visit and it is “Never enough” !. The Tram stops at 4 stations and once you are on, you can enjoy a full round rotation of the Zoo, while enjoying Zebras, Rinos and Monkeys while on board. Singapore Zoo is my favourite because of the stunning rainforest landscaping, which makes it great for family strolling, there are excellent signposts, everywhere. The “AH meng” Restaurant is the heart of the Zoo with Peacock roaming around.
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Written 5 September 2023
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Armağan A.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam8,792 contributions
Jan 2025 • Couples
We came here on an overcast but warm morning with only a 50% chance of rain. On arrival this was 100% and it was raining. Not to fret, the Zoo gift shop has a variety of umbrellas and ponchos for sale if like us, you did not bring any.
Firstly, the landscaping is lovely & so is the location. It is a large zoo requiring a lot of walking but with fabulous natural backdrops. There is also a tram service on a loop for when you get tired of walking. The animals are in close to natural habitat enclosures. Sadly being a rainy day the very smart animals all were trying to stay out of the rain and not readily visible. We still managed to see some before admitting defeat to the weather and deciding to leave.
I think this zoo would be a fantastic day trip on a clear day when you can walk leisurely and admire all the beautiful wild life and the natural settings. Today, though enjoyable we left dampened so will give it 4 out of 5.
Please note: bring anti mosquito spray or you will get eaten, of course if you forget don’t worry, like the umbrellas the Zoo gift shop sells those too.
Firstly, the landscaping is lovely & so is the location. It is a large zoo requiring a lot of walking but with fabulous natural backdrops. There is also a tram service on a loop for when you get tired of walking. The animals are in close to natural habitat enclosures. Sadly being a rainy day the very smart animals all were trying to stay out of the rain and not readily visible. We still managed to see some before admitting defeat to the weather and deciding to leave.
I think this zoo would be a fantastic day trip on a clear day when you can walk leisurely and admire all the beautiful wild life and the natural settings. Today, though enjoyable we left dampened so will give it 4 out of 5.
Please note: bring anti mosquito spray or you will get eaten, of course if you forget don’t worry, like the umbrellas the Zoo gift shop sells those too.
Written 24 January 2025
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Wanderer00226286305
12 contributions
Oct 2024 • Friends
I went to the Singapore Zoo on a typical day. That was an experience I would never forget. The zoo is dramatically planned to have large, naturalistic habitats for the animals. I started my visit in the morning since afternoons get extremely warm. The zoo was not crowded enough to force one to rush through the exhibits while at the place.
There were plenty of active animals, which I enjoyed. There were a lot of species, such as orangutans and white tigers. The animal shows were really entertaining and informative. Staff had good knowledge. My favorite was the River Safari and the Pandas.
I have not to navigate around the zoo as it was quite straightforward and there were several rest areas and food points along the route. I came by public transport, and it was easy, and directions were clear.
All in all, any wildlife enthusiast will love the Singapore Zoo. Indeed, it is a super fun and educational place for visitors of every age .
There were plenty of active animals, which I enjoyed. There were a lot of species, such as orangutans and white tigers. The animal shows were really entertaining and informative. Staff had good knowledge. My favorite was the River Safari and the Pandas.
I have not to navigate around the zoo as it was quite straightforward and there were several rest areas and food points along the route. I came by public transport, and it was easy, and directions were clear.
All in all, any wildlife enthusiast will love the Singapore Zoo. Indeed, it is a super fun and educational place for visitors of every age .
Written 21 November 2024
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Hi, how long to get around the zoo swiftly , is it do'able in 3hrs? and what sort of mileage will i clock up walking?
Written 24 March 2024
Yes in my opinion, definitely do-able in three hours, though you wouldn't be able to sit and watch orang utans or baboon families for example.
Written 28 March 2024
Kristine K
Queensland, Australia
Are there electric mobility scooters for hire. The ones a person can drive
Written 15 March 2024
I didn't see any mobility scooters when I was in Singapore and I was there for 8 nights.
Written 16 March 2024
Hii i am so confused.. What is the cheapest and easiest way to go from Singapore zoo to Kuala Lumpur ?
Written 13 August 2023
By plane perhaps. You can take low fares flight like AirAsia
Written 14 September 2023
Hii i am soo confused.. What is the cheapest and easiest way to go from Singapore zoo to Kuala Lumpur ?
Written 13 August 2023
What’s the best way to get to the zoo from Changi airport? How far is it/how long does it take?
Written 22 July 2023
We caught the train there and back from Marina Bay Sands, they’re cheap, efficient, and plenty of them.
Written 23 July 2023
What’s the best way to get to the zoo from Changi airport? We have 8 hours in transit and thought we’d spend it at the zoo. How far is it/how long does it take?
Written 22 July 2023
We went from the city centre but it looks like it would take about 30 mins by taxi from Changhi.
Not sure how realistic it would be as you would have to go through immigration going out and back in through security so you would only limited time. You would be better going to River Wonders next door to the zoo which is smaller ( but it does have the pandas)
Written 25 July 2023
i am in a wheelchair. why is the zoo considered not wheelchair friendly
Written 5 January 2023
I wasnt aware it was considered wheelchair unfriendly?
Grabbing the map and looking at it to remind myself. THe zoo is built with slopes wherever possible.
Some areas are steep though - the Baboon area, and up and down to Reptopia are places where there are some steep sloping and the same for some access points to the Primate kingdom but is a lower steepness access point for those areas (though the less steep one for the baboons still has somewhat of a slope.
With someone assisting with the chair Id say they would still be completely accessible on the steeper slope access routes although those points would be more of a challenge when self pushing.
The trams either have some wheelchair slots, the ability to help you into a seat and transport the chair (though I wouldnt use the tram to get around myself even able bodied).
In Fragile Forest you wouldnt be able to get up onto the feeding platform |(steps) but you would be able to go around the exhibit.
Elephants of Asia has steps to seating but has a dedicated wheelchair seating area, so does the Shaw Foundation Amphitheatre.
All the marked toilets include a disabled toilet
Given those I have seen wheeling round or using the rentable mobility scooter Id say it appears fairly well adapted - though I dont have the full perspective a wheelchair user would have.
Written 20 January 2023
We are just interested in going to the Zoo during the daytime just to see the animals, not interested in the feedings or night Safari, can we just go on the day we want and pay cash at the entry gate or do we hay to pre book and pay on-line ????
Written 1 November 2022
The ticket sale office is a room next to the entry gates, this is in the undercover area where the food court is.
You can pre pay to save time depending when you go.
If on hols, midweek is a good time, far less crowds.
You can take the shuttle bus from Khatib Station, Bus is located pretty much at the last bit of undercover awning outside station.
Enjoy
Written 4 November 2022
Anyone use SRV voucher encounter the day visit raining? Is there a chance to get replacement ticket to visit the park again?
Written 2 January 2022
Rain doesnt get a refund on regular tickets. I would assume the same holds for SRVs.
I have seen a number of youtubers visit during rain and they never mention getting refunds but I cannot cite personal experience as Im just a regular visitor to Singapore not a resident.
Try it and report the result would be my other answer.
Written 15 March 2022
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