This was such a fun experience! That being said I felt like you had to be “in the know” for some things, and luckily I went with my friend who had been several times before. 1. Sign up for the show, which you can reserve day of for free 2. It’s a bit of a maze so check the map often and allot at least 3 hours to really see everything 3. There are some animals apparently (elephant, not sure what else) that you can’t see if you go by foot and can only see from the bus 4. If you are seeing it on foot, it’s a good amount of walking!! I felt like I was on a little nature hike so be sure to wear comfy shoes to walk in. We saw so many animals that I didn’t even know existed and it was neat that it was in the evening so the nocturnal animals were actually out and about rather than sleeping in the corner (though some animals were sleeping). The large natural settings the animals were given made it seem indeed more like a safari than a zoo exhibit (seeing shadows of animals behind leaves or sensing their rustling movement). The immersive areas (civets, bats) were the coolest and most exhilarating parts.

Fantastic experience. Very well organised and a great way to see animals up close in the night. You enter via your ticket (recommend you get in advance) in 15 minute time slots. Taken around in an open eclectic tram. The pace was good and the recorded commentary was very well done. Over all would high recommend for adults and children!

We were a big group of 20 people - 12 adults 8 kids. We booked the seats for creatures of the Night show, check the website to book it. The show was impressive, we were wondering how can all the animals cooperate with the act. We then took the tram ride around. As it was quite dark, we sometimes have to look really hard to find the animals, but we understand that is to maintain the original nature of the wildlife. We really hope that we were more well-rested during the day so that we have more energy to go around the safari after the tram ride.

If staying in Singapore, I recommend the Night Safari . A small sit down show, a walk around some of the animals, and then a tour bus which takes you on the Safari. Non stop animals , great knowledgable trip.

The night safari was consistent with our expectations based on marketing. The entry staff were friendly and helpful with our Klook tickets. We enjoyed the tram ride, but especially the walk to the fishing cat, which surprised us that it is a real thing. Well worth the effort.

Don’t get me wrong if it wasn’t so crowded this may be an enjoyable place. You need to buy the tickets online, shop around as they were priced at over $100 and I ended up getting two for a hundred dollars less than the first site I went to. Once u get the tickets u need to book in a time. If you don’t do that then they may not let you in regardless of what the website says! Catch the red train to Khatib station and there is a free shuttle to the zoo which the night safari is next to. Line ups are crazy. The theaterette has a show on but unless you have young kids it’s really not worth the time. Line up can last an hour or more to get on the tram to get around the park and I’d suggest sitting on the right side of the tram as there wasn’t much to be seen on the left side. It’s hard to take pictures with the vehicle moving also. I’m thinking if ur fit then maybe use the walking trails. Kids everywhere, crowds are manic And people are just rude. The staff Themselves are lovely. Would I go again? Hands down no! Mind u I’ve been to Africa and seen the animals in their habitat and you can’t beat that!

I brought my Asian tourist friends here but not sure if they really enjoyed it. It's pretty dark and nothing much to see, as the animals on display are pretty common in South East Asia (think deers, elephants, bats, otters etc), though the show was really well organized. Tickets are pretty pricey for the experience and it's really far out. We were lucky the weather was good but the walking also made us sweat quite a lot.

Location: a bit far from the city ... but good travel options. Attraction: every age group would enjoy it... children would love it. Being able to see diff animals up close was fascinating Aside from the sharing there is a show called creatures of the night which is also very enjoyable. Don't miss this!!!

Tips 1. DO NOT TAKE THE TRAM. You’ll queue for ages and you’ll miss most of the animals. It’s only about a 1500m walk and you needn’t take any steps - though you will miss a couple of pens. 2. Don’t rush. We took 2hrs and still could have spent longer. 3. Be quiet. You’ll be amazed at the racket some people were making.

We were always in a dilemna whether to take the day safari or night safari in the zoo of Singapore.. But day we have experienced in India too, night safari was different.. Tram ride was a good experience to visit the zoo, there was an animal show that we did and was good.. I was told later that you can go around by foot also in the night time,which would have been a good experience, nevertheless something for next time