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Night Safari Singapore: Our Reviews & How We Get There

In our Night Safari Singapore reviews, my wife and I share our personal experiences from our visit to the zoo, detailing what we enjoyed and what we didn’t.

Plus, I’ll guide you on how to get to Night Safari Singapore using MRT and bus , making your trip smooth and straightforward.

For me, this zoo is a top night activity in Singapore for its unique glimpse into the nocturnal animal world.

Let me share more about this zoo and the things you should take note before visiting. Let’s get started! 😊

What is Night Safari Singapore

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Night Safari Singapore is the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park . Housing over 900 animals from approximately 100 species , it offers two main experiences : a tram ride or a walking trail .

On the tram, you can see a variety of animals like Malayan tigers and White African lions, each in their element under the cloak of night.

If you choose to walk, expect close encounters with creatures like sloth bears and Asian otters.

The journey is made even more memorable with captivating animal show, where the nocturnal talents of these creatures are displayed, adding an extra layer of wonder to your visit.

Time We Visit:

We visited the Night Safari Singapore during the earliest time slot at 7:15 PM. I highly recommend doing the same because you get to see the animals in much better light.

Our Tram Ride Journey:

We began our adventure with the tram ride. It’s a great way to get up close with the animals, although taking good photographs from the moving tram can be a bit challenging.

Animal Show Experience:

After the tram ride, I recommend checking out the Creatures of the Night show at 8:30 PM. It’s not only entertaining but also really informative, giving you a fascinating glimpse into the world of nocturnal animals.

Walking Trails Feedback:

Finally, we explored the four walking trails. It’s a chance to see different species of animals, many of them are active at night.

While some animals are easily visible, others are harder to spot. It requires a bit of patience, but taking your time to observe the animals is definitely worth it.

How Much Time We Allocated for the Park Visit:

We spent around 3 hours exploring the park, and it was time well spent.

There’s so much to see and experience, so I recommend setting aside at least this much time to fully enjoy the Night Safari.

Overall Experience:

We thoroughly enjoyed the Night Safari Singapore as a unique zoo experience. It’s a fantastic place to spend an evening, and adding it to our Singapore 5-day itinerary was a choice I’m happy about.

Also, a useful tip: don’t forget to bring a water bottle. You can refill it at the free water dispensers near the washrooms, which is both convenient and eco-friendly.

Thing We Didn’t Like:

There are some mosquitoes at the Night Safari, so I highly recommend bringing mosquito repellent. This small preparation can make your experience much more comfortable.

When you buy tickets at the Night Safari’s on-site counter, the regular prices are SGD $55 for adults and SGD $38 for children aged 3 to 12.

But here’s a tip: book the Night Safari tickets online here to enjoy special pricing. We did this and it was a smooth process.

You’ll receive e-tickets in your email, which you can simply show on your phone for a convenient and easy park entry.

For the best experience at the Night Safari Singapore , aim for the earliest admission time at 7:15 PM .

Going early helps you see the animals more clearly, as it’s less dark. This also gives you plenty of time to explore without feeling rushed.

Additionally, more animals are active during this time , increasing your chances of seeing high-energy animals in action.

The park is open from 7.15 PM until midnight, with the last entry at 11:15 PM.

Entry Time Slots: 7:15 PM, 7:45 PM, 8:15 PM, 8:45 PM, 9:15 PM & 9:45 PM

To effortlessly navigate Night Safari, I suggest downloading the zoo map here . This will make it easier for you to explore the park using just your smartphone.

It’s not advisable that you use a hardcopy map because it can be very hard to see and read it at night.

To make the most of your visit, I suggest having dinner early and lining up at the entry gate by 6:30 PM . This lets you catch the earliest tram ride at Night Safari and cut down on waiting times .

While it’s tough to take good photographs from the moving tram, the upside is that you can fully immerse yourself in observing and enjoying the animals. It’s a unique opportunity to see them up close without distractions.

The Night Safari Singapore offers 4 walking trails that allow you to see the animals up-close . These are Leopard Trail , Fishing Cat Trail , East Lodge Trail , and Tasmanian Devil Trail .

Each trail comes with a variety of animals. So, you just have to pick the trail that you are interested in.

1. Leopard Trail

The Leopard Trail lets you see nocturnal animals in action. You’ll spot popular cats like Sri Lankan leopards, clouded leopards, golden cats, civets, and lions.

But it’s not just about cats; as you walk further, you’ll also encounter porcupines, eagle owls, giant flying squirrels, and fruit bats.

2. Fishing Cat Trail

On the Fishing Cat Trail, you’ll find predators like striped hyenas and fishing cats. These animals are highly alert and strategic in hunting their prey. Keep your eyes open to catch their impressive moves.

Besides these, you’ll also see binturongs, pangolins, Asian otters, and more!

3. East Lodge Trail

The East Lodge Trail blends African and Asian wildlife, showcasing animals from both tropical and grassland environments.

Here, you’ll find Malayan Tigers, serval cats, sloth bears, and spotted hyenas.

Also, keep an eye out for unique species like babirusas, anoas, and bongos. If these animals fascinate you, this trail is a must-visit.

4. Tasmanian Devil Trail

The Tasmanian Devil Trail offers a unique chance to see wallabies, often with babies in their pouches.

This area, focusing on wildlife from Australia, New Guinea, and New Zealand, features charming animals like sugar gliders, barn owls, and possums.

You can also spot the impressive white-lipped python here.

To fully enjoy your Night Safari experience, don’t miss the “Creatures of the Night” show at the Night Safari Amphitheatre.

The show runs at 7:30 PM, 8:30 PM, and 9:30 PM. On Fridays to Sundays, there’s an additional show at 10:15 PM.

This show puts a spotlight on some amazingly talented animals. You’ll be entertained by owls, civets, and fennec foxes, each showcasing their adorable antics.

Remember, you can only book seats 2 hours before each presentation. So, it’s crucial to plan ahead and reserve early to ensure you get a spot.

You can enjoy dinner at Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant , located right next to the Night Safari entrance .

Designed in a rustic village style , the restaurant serves a variety of dishes, ranging from local specialties to international cuisine .

It’s an ideal spot for a quick snack or a leisurely meal, surrounded by the sounds of nocturnal wildlife.

When visiting Night Safari Singapore, it’s crucial to remember that flash photography is not allowed . This is to protect the animals, as bright flashes can startle and disturb them.

For night photography, here are some tips:

• Use a High ISO Setting: This helps your camera capture more light, making it easier to photograph in low-light conditions.
• Experiment with Exposure: Longer exposure can capture more details but requires a steady hand or support.
• Be Patient: Night photography requires time and patience. Wait for the right moment to capture the animals in their natural behavior.

For a better and more convenient trip to Night Safari, check out my recommended itinerary below. It’s designed to help you fully experience and enjoy every moment of your visit.

• 6:30 PM – Queue up at the entry gate of Night Safari
• 7:15 PM – Enter Night Safari and hop on the tram ride
• 8:30 PM – Watch Creatures of the Night show (25 Minutes Show)
• 9:00 PM – Stroll along Fishing Cat Trail, Leopard Trail, East Lodge Trail and Tasmanian Devil Trail

How to Get to Night Safari Singapore

Even if there’s no MRT station that takes you directly to Night Safari Singapore, no need to worry! You can easily reach the place from the MRT station then by bus.

1. By MRT and Mandai Khatib Shuttle

The best way to go to Night Safari is by MRT and Mandai Khatib Shuttle especially for first-time visitors.

Take the MRT to Khatib Station , then head for Exit A to board the Mandai Khatib Shuttle to Night Safari . The journey takes about 15 minutes and costs SGD $2 .

The shuttle operates from 8:00 AM to 12:00 AM , with services running every 10 to 20 minutes .

Kindly take note that the Mandai Khatib Shuttle only accept EZ-link or NETS Flash card and it didn’t accept cash.

2. By Bus 138

If you’re staying close to Ang Mo Kio area , you can board the bus 138 go to Night Safari . The bus fare is SGD $1.72 (if pay by EZ-link or NETS Flash card) and SGD $2.50 (if pay by cash) . The one-way trip will take around 39 minutes .

If you’re paying with cash, it’s advised to use the exact fare, as no change will be provided.

To get on the bus 138, go to Ang Mo Kio bus terminal, which is connected to Exit C of Ang Mo Kio Station .

The bus 138 runs every 6 to 17 minutes from 6:00 AM to 11:45 PM.

If you want a comfortable way to get to Night Safari, then you can take a taxi. To save some money, you can take a taxi from the Exit A of Khatib Station and it costs around SGD $13.

• Singapore Zoo : Vibrant and traditional, it features a variety of animals in a lush, open environment with natural sunlight.
• River Wonders : Specializes in aquatic and riverine animals, showcasing a mix of land and water creatures.
• Night Safari: Focuses on nocturnal animals. It’s quieter, with a mysterious atmosphere, and animals are viewed under subtle lighting. The tram ride provides a guided tour through different zones, a feature unique to Night Safari.

In Summary:

Singapore Zoo and River Wonders offer a traditional zoo experience with a diverse range of animals.

Night Safari is perfect for exploring the nocturnal wildlife world, offering a serene and interesting experience.

We’ve come to the end part of our reviews of Night Safari Singapore. I hope that you find this helpful when planning for your itinerary.

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A Guide to the Singapore Night Safari: Worth It?

Every city has certain must-see attractions, and Singapore is no exception. The first time we visited, we basically had to squeeze all the best things to see in Singapore into a day and a half.

Our friends were not impressed. “Next time, you have to go to the Singapore Zoo Night Safari!” they insisted. So peer pressure and thumbs-up TripAdvisor reviews talked us into visiting an attraction without knowing what to expect. The only thing we knew for sure was that we’d never hear the end of it if we didn’t make it to the Singapore Night Safari the next time we passed through the country.

After having visited twice, here’s our hard-learned travel guide to the Singapore Night Safari. Is it worth it? Read on to find out.

What is the Singapore Night Safari, anyway?

If you’re thinking that Singapore Night Safari is just another zoo, you’ve got another think coming. I mean, it’s not like going to the regular zoo at night. This is a separate attraction, right next to the Singapore Zoo, where they keep all the animals that do nothing but sleep while the sun’s out.

This is where you get to spy on those critters and see what they do after the gates close for the day.

If this idea intrigues you, read on. Maybe our review will help you determine if the Night Safari is worth your time and money.

Why visit the Singapore Night Safari?

There are several reasons to visit the Singapore Night Safari: its unique nocturnal setting, diverse animal species, close encounters with animals through the tram ride and paths, and spectacular shows. Visits also support conservation efforts and educate visitors about the importance of protecting these animals.

#1 nightlife attraction in Singapore

When Night Safari opened in 1994, it was the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park. The man who came up with the idea was a genius ( you can read his story here ). The Singapore Night Safari is considered a world-class attraction, and it welcomes more than 1.1 million visitors a year!

It has also become a significant conservation, rescue and research facility. Most encouraging of all, it has successfully bred a number of endangered species, including Malayan tigers, Asian elephants, fishing cats, Malayan tapirs and Asian lions.

The park’s lighting has been specially designed to be only as bright as the full moon, and since animals are used to that, they are awake and active. Visitors have to find their way around with only the “light of the moon” as a guide, but if you have ever gone camping, you will know that it is adequate.

As you might imagine, flash photography and flashlights are prohibited, not only for the well-being of the animals, but for the safety of others. Being suddenly blinded by an unexpected flash can really mess with your eyesight.

How to get to Singapore Night Safari

The Night Safari is next to the Singapore Zoo and River Safari. It’s only a 30-minute drive from Marina Bay and Orchard Road.

Shuttle bus

The best way to get to the Night Safari is by MRT and shuttle bus. Take the MRT to Khatib Station (NS14) on the North South line. Use Exit A to catch the Mandai Khatib Shuttle to the Night Safari.

The shuttle bus from Khatib MRT to Mandai costs SGD $2 and takes about 15 minutes. Click here to see the full schedule.

Public transportation

To get to the Night Safari by public transportation, take the MRT to Ang Mo Kio station (NS16). Cross the street and take bus 138 to Night Safari.

Bus routes 138 and 927 both have a stop at the Night Safari.

Book an excursion

The most hassle-free way to visit the Night Safari is to book an excursion with a tour company. They will provide skip-the line tickets and hotel pickup and return, and you also get priority boarding on the tram. Learn more here.

Taxi/GrabCar

We’ve also taken a taxi to the safari and called GrabCar to take us home. (GrabCar is the Uber of Southeast Asia.)

While it’s more expensive than taking the MRT, a taxi/GrabCar offers the convenience of traveling door-to-door, on your schedule. Note that the cost is PER CAR,   not per person, so factor that in if you’re comparing prices.

• Taxi:  Calculate your fare  here . I couldn’t find a GrabCar price calculator, but I’ve been told that taxi and GrabCar prices are comparable.

Night Safari entrance

As with most parks, the zoo entrance is lined with shops and food joints. There are a number of places to eat at the Night Safari at assorted price points.

The food court has a traditional  kampong  (village) ambiance, in keeping with the overall adventure theme you’d expect at a zoo. Most special diets can be accommodated because it has a nice variety of options, from tasty satays to noodle soups, fish and even burgers and beer.

Your food options include:

• Jungle Rotisserie (roasted quarter chicken) – you can watch the Thrumbuakar performance from your seat.
• Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant (buffet plus local a la carte options like chicken rice and laksa)
• Safari Sizzles (hot dogs & fried snacks, plus both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks)
• Zebra Cafe (soft serve frozen yogurt, snacks and drinks of all types)
• Ben & Jerry’s (ice cream treats)
• Casa Italia (32 flavors of gelato)
• Mandai Mart (fruit cups and slushies)

For us, it was Ulu Ulu on both occasions, because Dan enjoyed their delicious Indian buffet that much the first time. This is one case where doing a bit of prior research would have paid off. We arrived early so we’d have more time for dinner, only to find out that they offer an Asian buffet first.

Just so you know, their Indian buffet starts at 8:30.

Night Safari’s Zebra Cafe has some really fun chairs.It’s obvious that the interior designer was talented. We were surprised by the designer’s attention to detail –  even in the washrooms! They are designed with an open plan, with waterfalls, floor-to-ceiling windows, and lush landscaping that makes you feel like you’re washing your hands in a tropical garden. I’ve read that they won awards for them. (Umm … awards for bathrooms?)

IMPORTANT NOTE: DO NOT go to Singapore Night Safari expecting to get good photos. You won’t. Cell phone cameras are not equipped to capture good photos in limited light, especially when the subject is moving. A tripod and fast camera lens are essential for good photos, so if you have them, come prepared.

Navigating the Night Safari

Singapore Night Safari is divided into seven geographical zones. There are four pathways that lead you through them all.

Tip: Remember to wear shoes with good traction. Some areas can be wet and it is easy to trip in the darkness.

More than 59 exhibits and 1,000 animals live here. Their enclosures are grouped into geographical regions, accessible via 4 walking trails and a tram tour.

Our suggested itinerary

We’d suggest that you plan your evening around the two live shows they offer. Here’s a good itinerary:

• 6:00 – Dinner
• 7:00 – Enjoy the Thumbuakar fire show
• 7:15 – Walk through the trails
• 9:40 – Tram ride
• 10:30 – Creatures of the Night show
• 10:50 – Gift shop

Thumbuakar fire show

Pyromaniacs will really enjoy this spectacle. Fire breathing tribal warriors display their skill as they dance and perform their fiery stunts.

• Where: Entrance courtyard (weather permitting)
• Time: Daily except Wednesdays at 7pm, 8pm, 9pm (and 10pm on weekends and holidays)

Creatures of the Night

The Creatures of the Night Show is a great opportunity to take a break and be entertained at the same time. You’ll see the natural abilities of some of the most fascinating animals in the park. The show lasts 20 minutes but because it’s so popular, you should arrive 30 minutes ahead to ensure a good seat.

• Where: Amphitheatre
• Time: 7:30pm, 8:30pm, 9:30pm and 10:30pm (weather permitting)

Guided tram ride

Don’t miss the 40-minute guided tram ride with live commentary, because some of the animals can only be seen from the tram. Your knowledgeable tram guide will fill you in on the beasts and the 6 geographical zones as you drive through them all:

• Himalayan Foothills
• Indian Subcontinent
• Equatorial Africa
• Asian Riverine Forest
• Nepalese River Valley
• Burmese Hillside

What you’ll see on your walk through the Night Safari paths

As you walk through the pathways, you will notice that there are no cages; all that stand between you and the wild animals are a moat and a low fence. There they are, only a little more than arm’s reach away, awake and doing what they normally would do in the wild.

• Wallaby Trail – this Australasian-inspired trail includes an area where cute little wallabies hop back-and-forth across your path. (I almost tripped over one little guy, who wasn’t watching where he was going!) You can also enter a “cave,” complete with dripping water, to watch nocturnal cave critters.
• East Lodge Trail – you can see wild African and Asian animals up close here, thanks to glass-fronted enclosures. Highlights include the splendid Malayan tiger and the devious spotted hyena.
• Leopard Trail – the beautiful leopard has his own huge glass-fronted exhibit for your enjoyment. The trail also offers Mangrove Walk and Giant Flying Squirrel Aviary, two walk-through exhibits that allow you to experience creatures swooping around and above you.
• Fishing Cat Trail – watch the fishing cat as it tries to reel in its fish dinner in front of your eyes.

In addition, the park has a special area for smaller critters, like reptiles, and each cage is small enough that it’s easy to find them. Even there, the caretakers were careful to create a natural environment for their well-being.

Luxury experiences at the Night Safari

Singapore Night Safari offers private tours. You can book a VIP Safari Adventurer Tour , and a dedicated guide will take your group on a private tour of the park.

Plan your trip

• Hours:  Open daily from 7:15pm – 12.00mn daily (Last ticket sale at 11.15 pm).  Retail shops open from 5:00pm and restaurants open from 5.30 pm.
• Cost:  Adult: S$45 | Child: S$30. Multi-park discounts are available.
• Wheelchairs: Contact a guest relations officer to arrange a tram with wheelchair facilities. ( Here is a suggested itinerary for wheelchairs.)
• For more of the nocturnal zoo, see our Night Safari photo gallery .

Also see our Singapore River Cruise review .

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Written by Linda

Linda is multilingual and has been to over 50 countries. Her insatiable love of travel, cuisine, and foreign languages inspired her to create As We Saw It, where she documents her trips, shares practical itineraries, and offers insider tips. She’s passionate about helping fellow travelers save time, money, and hassle, and loves to discover new places to explore.

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28 thoughts on “a guide to the singapore night safari: worth it”.

The night safari was awesome. We had an absolute whale of a time. The food was delicious as well.

So glad you enjoyed it! I’m guessing your answer to my question is that yes, it’s worth the expense.

Visit River Safari in Singapore for a wildlife experience themed around the world’s freshwater rivers. You’ll wander around eight river habitats, from the Yangtze to the Mississippi, to encounter animals of all types, including the beloved giant panda. Learn about the native animals and plants that are found around the world’s legendary rivers, and take a boat ride on the ‘Amazon River,’ if you wish (own expense). Hotel pickup and drop-off are included

River Safari is on our list because it’s Asia’s only river-themed wildlife park and it has the world’s largest collections of freshwater animals. The most interesting one is the Mekong giant catfish.

Wonderful post. Thanks for such detailed information. I am travelling in October with my family. My dad is hemiplegic so he will be in wheelchair. We want to cover both Singapore Zoo and River Safari. How much do we need to walk? Are the pathways easily wheelchair friendly? Is it like really very long walk combining both. Are the outside food allowed inside as I need to carry some homemade food for my father.

We’ve not visited the Singapore Zoo yet so we can’t tell you how accessible it is or how much walking you’ll do. The Night Safari has hills and some places have stairs so you might have to detour. We’d suggest checking the map on their website and planning a route to save some steps. As to outside food, there shouldn’t be a problem bringing it in.

Ahhh so cute!!! I love animals and I’m glad this zoo seems to be a good one that provides a good habitat for the animals. 🦓 🦒 🐅 I went to the Night Safari and it was awesome. These are awesome photos and great description. 🙂 Wonderful post. Thanks for such detailed information.

You are so welcome, Maria.

Short answer is NOOOOOOOO!!!!! Read TripAdvisor ‘terrible’ reviews to get the real picture, these are absolutely accurate. It is a tragedy of monstrous proportions. One of the worst things I did in my whole life.

Wow, it’s hard to believe an attraction could have been that terrible. Which things to do in Singapore would you recommeend?

Wow, this must be a Unique adventure for you. Wandering through the trails and finding animals in their natural surrounding is a bit exciting and Scary too. But they use proper protection so nothing to worry.

What we like most about the Night Safari is how easy it is to get close to the animals and feel completely safe. I hope we conveyed that in our article.

I haven’t been to the Night Safari in years – I think the fire show is fairly new, because I don’t remember it at all. It sounds great! The Creatures of the Night Show, though, left a lasting impression on me for all the wrong reasons: despite repeated requests to refrain from using flash photography in order to protect the animals’ eyes, I saw SO many camera flashes go off during those few minutes. Seeing that kind of blatant selfishness up close was really infuriating.

I completely agree! We had the same experience when on the tram, but thankfully the guide reminded people to turn the flash off.

Absolutely disappointed. Do not waste your money. Go see the zoo in the day light. Photos are not worth the effort. Half the animals cannot be seen. We just love zoos, but not this Night Safari. Go have breakfast with the Oranatangs instead.

Thanks for the recommendation to see the zoo in the daylight, Graham. I’m sorry you didn’t enjoy the Night Safari, but Breakfast with the Orangutans sounds like a keeper.

Singapore didn’t seem terribly expensive – when compared with other major cities – like Tokyo, London, Barcelona. Hotels and transportation are the ones that are quite high-priced.

For sure accommodation is pricey in Singapore, but the hawker stands make up for it with some of the cheapest restaurant food on the planet. Maybe the reason Singapore has a reputation for being expensive is because of the contrast, as its neighbouring southeast Asian nations are so dirt cheap?

We also missed the fire-breathing Thumbuakar performance – It was drizzling and they had to cancel the show.. We ended up taking the buggy as it was drizzling and had a very tough time taking any meaningful picture..

Practically have no photos which are not blurred 🙂

Our sympathies; we discarded almost all of our photos because of how badly they turned out. I’m just glad we had a few marginally acceptable ones to include in this story. 🙂

Looks like fun, but I would be in the same boat as Dan – I love getting great photos and when it’s hard to do I get so frustrated. I’m not the best at shooting in low light as it is (need more practice). The bathrooms sound lovely, and of course the food looks amazing! 🙂

It was. I’d like to visit again but might not find the opportunity. There are so many wonderful places in Singapore that we’ve not seen yet!

Sometimes you just have to enjoy your surroundings without your camera – it’s so freeing when you do! The night experience looks really interesting… and not surprising Singapore has some really cool washrooms 🙂

I think you’re right, but sure Dan loves his photography….

First of all, I love the cool chairs – I mean, who would not want to sit on a zebra!! The food looks delicious and it looks like a fun and enjoyable experience. I can understand why it is hard to photograph there as usually a tripod is needed to exceptional night shots but give yourselves a pat on the back for the ones you captured and included in this post!

Thanks, Constance. It was a lot of fun.

Awesome night safari! The food looks scrumptious (looks like our Indian platter).

It was some of the best Indian food we’ve had so far. But then, we’ve not been to India yet…

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Singapore Night Safari Tickets & Tours

Singapore Night Safari is the World’s first nocturnal wildlife park.

During the Safari, which starts after dark, visitors explore the 35-hectare zoo on a 40-minute tram ride. Even as the nocturnal animals roam freely, the Tram winds through four wildlife trails with live commentary.

This night-time journey into the wilderness attracts 1.3 million visitors annually. This article explains everything you need to know before you buy Singapore Zoo Night Safari tickets.

Types of Singapore Night Safari tickets

You get a physical ticket when you buy Singapore Night Safari tickets at the venue. However, we recommend you buy your tickets online, much in advance, to avoid the long queues at the ticket counter. You can save at least an hour of waiting time with online tickets. 

Singapore Night Safari with Tram Ride

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Walk and explore or take the Tram?

There are two ways to explore the Night Safari: walking or Tram. 

Visitors who have been to the Night Safari Singapore multiple times recommend you do both. 

First, take the Tram, do the 40-minute ride to see everything there is, and then catch one of the walking trails.

The walking paths have enough lighting, and Park Rangers are placed at strategic points to assist. 

Types of Tram

To explore Singapore Night Safari Park, you can opt for two types of Trams.

Free Tram with English commentary

Access to this Tram comes free with all  Singapore Night Safari tickets .

There is a queue to get into this Tram, but the waiting time usually doesn’t exceed 15 minutes. 

The live commentary on this free Night Safari Tram is in English.

Night Safari’s Express Tram

You can book the Express Tram if you don’t want to stand in the queue or want the live commentary in a language other than English.

The Express Tram commentary is available in English, Bahasa Indonesia, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Thai, and Vietnamese.

When you book the Express Tram at the venue, you must stand in a queue and shell out S$10 for every person (including kids).

Tip:  Because of the darkness and the vegetation, there are lots of mosquitos and insects. Do carry insect repellent.

Plan your travel

From Thursday to Sunday, Night Safari Singapore opens at 6.30 pm and closes at midnight. It also remains open on Public Holidays and on the eve of a Public Holiday.

The last entry into the Night Safari Park is at 11.15 pm. The wildlife attraction remains closed on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. The ticket counters open early at 5.30 pm and close by 11 pm.

Most visitors spend around three hours at Singapore Night Safari. Within three hours, you can go on the Safari Tram ride, walk one of the animal trails, see Creatures of the Night Show and Thumbuakar Performance, and have dinner. However, if you are in a hurry, you can skip the Trail walk and dinner and explore Singapore Night Safari in about two hours.

After you purchase the tickets, you will get an email with instructions on how to select a time slot for your Night Safari. You can choose from 7.15 pm, 8.15 pm, 9.15 pm, or 10.15 pm.

The best time to visit Singapore Night Safari is 7.15 pm. That’s when the gates open, and you can be one of the first to get in. This is the best slot because it helps you time your attendance at the shows, pick the Tram ride, and plan your dinner to perfection.

Once inside the Park, most visitors rush to the Night Safari Tram ride, resulting in long queues. After the tram ride, they head to the shows, creating additional crowds. To avoid this, we recommend a different approach.

Upon entering at 7:15 pm, head straight to the Creatures of the Night Show at the outdoor amphitheater. Although the show officially starts at 7:15 pm, you’ll have a few minutes to settle in as other visitors are still arriving. The 25-minute show ends just in time for you to catch the 7-minute Thumbuakar Performance at the Entrance Courtyard.

The second Thumbuakar Performance of the evening starts at 8 pm, so you may have a short wait. By 8:15 pm, you will have enjoyed both shows and be ready for the tram ride. Despite the long lines, efficient crowd management ensures you can board the Night Safari Tram within 15 minutes.

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This ticket grants you access to a four-hour Tram Ride experience at the world’s first nocturnal zoo!

Enjoy English audio commentary that provides insights into the enclosures and exhibits.

After a day of holiday fun, the Night Safari offers a perfect and enchanting way to end your day.

With the flexibility to choose 2 to 7 attractions from a list of over 50 top sites, you can tailor your itinerary to your interests.

The pass is valid for up to 60 days, allowing you to explore at your own pace without feeling rushed.

The Go City Explorer Pass offers significant savings compared to buying individual tickets, making it a cost-effective way to discover Singapore.

With this package, you can enjoy hassle-free transportation to and from the world’s first nocturnal zoo, eliminating the stress of travel arrangements.

Enjoy a thrilling tram ride through diverse habitats and witness unique nighttime animal behaviors.

With everything taken care of, you can fully immerse yourself in the captivating wildlife experience.

Explore Singapore Night Safari better

Because of the excellent public transport system in Singapore, it is easy to reach Singapore Night Safari. 

Many tourists think that Singapore Night Safari and Singapore Zoo are the same attraction, but they are two different ones. However, they are close to each other. 

Night Safari’s entrance is adjacent to Singapore Zoo’s entry gate. 

Address:  80, Mandai Lake Road, Singapore, 729826. Get Directions .

The Night Safari has four trails – 

Fishing Cat Trail

Leopard trail, wallaby trail, east lodge trail.

The Singapore Night Safari map comes in handy if you decide to walk one (or many) of these trails.

Even if you decide to stick to the Tram, the Night Safari map will still help you reach the shows and find visitor services such as washrooms, restaurants, etc.

There are four food outlets at the Singapore Night Safari. 

1. Ulu Ulu Safari restaurant 

Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant is located at the Night Safari’s Entrance Plaza and is open from 5.30 pm to 11 pm. The restaurant resembles a charming village and is a perfect place to start or end your Night Safari. You can order a la carte or opt for either the Asian or the Indian Buffet.

2. Jungle Rotisserie

The alfresco Jungle Rotisserie restaurant is at the Entrance Courtyard and offers a ringside view of the Thumbuakar Performance, where fire eaters get on the stage. To top it off, the restaurant offers some of the best smoky meat around. 

3. Safari Sizzles

Safari Sizzles is located at the Entrance Plaza of the Night Safari and is open daily from 5.30 pm to midnight. They serve an excellent selection of gourmet hot dogs, fried snacks, chapati rolls, and alcoholic thirst quenchers.

4. Ben & Jerry’s

This is where all the ice cream lovers stop before or after their Night Safari. Since the weather is usually hot and humid, almost everyone lands up at Ben & Jerry’s. 

Singapore Night Safari shows

The Singapore Night Safari has two shows, both of which are popular with tourists. Since both shows are in massive demand, we recommend you reach the venue 15 minutes before they start.

Thumbuakar Performance

This show welcomes you to the Night Safari. Pyro warriors demonstrate their fire-twirling and flame-throwing skills to the beat of jungle drums.

This fire show happens at the Entrance Courtyard, and the objective is to get you all revved up for the wild experience. The fire eaters perform thrice on weekdays and four times on weekends. 

Weekdays:  6.45 pm, 8 pm, 9 pm Friday, Saturday and eve of Public Holidays:  6.45 pm, 8 pm, 9 pm, 10 pm Duration:  Approx. 7 minutes

Creatures of the Night show

Creatures of the Night is Singapore Night Safari’s signature show. Otters, Binturongs, Civets, Heyna, and other animals display their natural talents during this interactive show. This show happens in the big outdoor amphitheater amidst the rainforest. 

Weekdays:  7.15 pm, 8.30 pm, 9.30 pm Friday, Saturday and eve of Public Holidays:  7.15 pm, 8.30 pm, 9.30 pm, 10.30 pm Duration:  Approx. 25 minutes *Shows are weather permitting. If it rains, they can get canceled.

Jurong Bird Park to Night Safari, Singapore

Some tourists plan  Jurong Bird Park  in the morning and Singapore Night Safari later in the day. After exploring Jurong Bird Park, you can go on a Safari because it starts at 7.15 pm, and instead of walking, you can explore the nocturnal zoo on a tram. S’Express coaches run between Bird Park and Night Safari. The bus leaves Jurong Bird Park’s coach park at 4.45 pm and reaches Singapore Night Safari at 5.15 pm. This gives you ample time to grab something to eat, stand in the queue, and get in for Singapore Zoo’s Night Safari at 7.15 pm.

Night Safari animals at Singapore Zoo

The Night Safari is divided into seven geographical zones. The zones include the Himalayan Foothills, Indian Subcontinent, Equatorial Africa, Indo-Malayan Region, Asian Riverine Forest, Nepalese River Valley, and Burmese Hillside.

Almost a thousand animals from 100 different species inhabit the 35-hectare Night Safari Park. Since more than 40% of these animals are in danger of being extinct, the Park also practices captive breeding of these species. 

When you go down this trail (either by the Tram or by walk), you get to see the nightly routine of animals such as Leopards, Lions, Civets, Porcupines, etc. 

You also get to see two fantastic walk-through exhibits with flying foxes and flying squirrels on the Leopard Trail.

Some of the other animals you are likely to spot on this trail are Eagle Owl, Giraffe, Fruit Bat, Golden Cat, Otters, Tarsier, etc. 

The Fishing Cat Trail simulates the jungles of Singapore, which host animals such as Fishing Cat, Binturong, Pangolin, etc. 

The Pangolin in Night Safari was a hit and run victim who has now recovered except for a small limp.

When your Night Safari Tram passes through this trail, you can see animals such as Barking Deer, Himalayan Tahr, Indian Gharial, Mousedeer, Striped Hyena, Small-clawed Otter, etc. 

This Night Safari Trail is accessible from the East Lodge Tram Station.

It connects the Leopard Trail to the Wallaby Trail and leads you to the section of Night Safari where animals of the savannah (Africa) and the tropics (Asia) live side by side.

Some of the animals you can spot here are Sloth Bear, Bongo, Babirusa, Anoa, Serval, Spotted Hyena, Malayan Tiger, etc. 

If you decide to walk this trail, don’t miss the chit chat with Zoo Keepers of Malayan Tigers, at 8.30 pm and 9.30 pm every Friday and Saturday. 

This Night Safari trail lines up wildlife from Australia, New Zealand, and New Guinea. 

The Wallaby Trail has been landscaped in the form of Australian deserts to make it as authentic as possible.

Besides the Wallaby, some of the animals you will spot here are Possum, Sugar Glider, White-lipped Python, etc

Keepers Talk at Night Safari

Keeper chit-chat is an interactive session with a wildlife expert who handles the animals.

You can attend these sessions before or after your Tram ride through the 35 hectares of Singapore Night Safari.

Session with Lion’s Keeper

Location:  Lion Lookout, along the Leopard Trail Timings:  8 pm and 9 pm on Friday, Saturday and eve of Public Holidays

Session with Tiger’s Keeper

Location:  Malayan Tiger Exhibit along East Lodge Trail Timings:  8.30 pm and 9.30 pm on Friday, Saturday, and eve of Public Holidays

Session with Tasmanian Devil

Location:  Tasmanian Devil Exhibit along Tasmanian Devil Trail Timings:  8 pm, daily

Session with Wallaby’s Keeper

Location:  Wallaby exhibit along Tasmanian Devil Trail Timings:  9 pm, daily

Singapore Zoo vs. Singapore Night Safari

Tourists are often confused about whether Singapore Zoo and Singapore Night Safari are the same attraction or, if not, what the differences are. Both offer unique experiences and a chance to get up close with a wide variety of animals, but they cater to different preferences and schedules.

Here is some information to help you decide which wildlife attraction you want to visit.

No, they are two different tourist attractions adjacent to each other. Singapore Zoo is a daytime attraction, like all other Zoos. Singapore Night Safari is a night-time attraction, which showcases nocturnal animals.  Buy Tickets !

Singapore Zoo opens at 8.30 am and closes at 6 pm, while the Singapore Night Safari opens at 6.30 pm and closes at midnight.  And they are within walking distance of each other. There are two ways to visit the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari on the same day –  Option 1 This is the best approach when you are traveling with kids or elders. Buy Singapore Zoo tickets online  (to avoid wasting time in ticketing lines), and be at the Zoo when it opens at 8.30 am.

Spend 4-5 hours exploring, and then get back to your hotel and rest. Come back at 6 pm and line up to get into the Night Safari gates, which opens at 6.30 pm  Option 2 If you are all adults or you have older kids, it is best to see both attractions one after the other. Be at the Singapore Zoo by 1 pm, and explore it till 5 pm.  Since you have 1.5 hours before the Singapore Night Safari opens, you can sit down and relax at one of the restaurants and recharge yourself. Once the Night Safari gates open at 6.30 pm, you start your second wildlife experience of the day. 

It is hard to take sides here because both are award-winning, world-class tourist attractions. Since they are so different, they can’t be an either-or decision. If you are traveling to Singapore with kids or have the time on hand, it is best to see both.

If you can choose only one (for whatever reason!), we recommend the Singapore Night Safari.  Buy Tickets ! Inaugurated in 1994, it is the World’s first Night Safari ever.    It has been 25 years since and only two more Night Safaris have come up in rest of the World – Taiping Night Safari (in 2003) and Chiang Mai Night Safari (in 2006). In comparison, there are more than 10,000 Zoos in the World.

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Home to close to 1,000 species of animals from across the globe, Night Safari Singapore places great importance on wildlife conservation. Visitors will get to experience six geographical regions spread out over four unique trails. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting the wildlife park, including Night Safari opening hours, location, and some things to do and see while you're there.

Night Safari Singapore opening hours

• What are the timings for Night Safari? The Night Safari is open for business daily from 7:15 PM to 12 AM.
• When is the last admission into Night Safari Singapore? Last admission for the day is by 11:15 PM. It is best to go earlier by 8 or 9 PM so you can catch the live shows and see the animals in action.
• What is the best time to take a Night Safari? The best time to visit the Night Safari is by 7:15 PM, this way you get to view the live presentations and take your time to explore the trails and the tram ride.

Where is Night Safari Singapore located?

The Night Safari is part of the Mandai Wildlife Reserve in Singapore. It is located next to the Upper Seletar Reservoir within Mandai.

Address: 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826 | Find on maps

Nearest Landmark: Singapore Zoo

Travel options to reach Night Safari Singapore

The most conveniently located MRT station to Night Safari is the Khatib (NS14) station. You can take a connecting Mandai Khatib shuttle from here to get to the Night Safari.

By Mandai Shuttle

The Khatib Mandai shuttle is a convenient way to get to the Night Safari from the Khatib MRT station. The bus will ply every 10-15 minutes all through the operating hours and can save you money on cabs if you are on a budget.

By Car/Taxi

The Mandai wildlife safari is a 30 minute drive from the city. If you start from the Singapore Flyer in the city, you can reach via the Central Expressway (CTE) or the Pan Island Expressway (PIE) , both in around 30 minutes.

The Mandai East Carpark is the closest drop off point to the Night Safari.

Plan your Mandai Night Safari adventure in Singapore

• Diaper changing rooms
• Wheelchair rentals
• Stroller rentals
• Lost & found, lockers

• Singapore weather can be unpredictable at times; carry an umbrella or raincoat in case it rains.
• Download the Mandai app from the app store for your visit so you can have a detailed layout of the park map and services at your fingertips.
• Wheelchairs are available for free to those guests who require it, so you can get one at the park instead of carrying it from home.
• Download the free night photography guide from the website so you have tips on how to get the best low light shots of the animals at the park without using the flash.
• Insect repellant is a good idea especially in a tropical country like Singapore where there are plenty of mosquitoes roaming around.
• Carry a water bottle with you so you remain hydrated throughout your visit. Don't worry about refills; there are water refill stations around the park that you can make use of.

• Make sure to avoid using flash while clicking pictures and videos at Night Safari. This is to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the animals.
• Smoking is not allowed inside the park.
• Visitors are not allowed to touch or feed the animals, especially without a trainer present.
• Fishing and swimming in the park is prohibited.
• Bicycles, skateboards, and rollerblades are not allowed at the park.

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Frequently asked questions about visiting the night safari in singapore.

Night Safari is open from 7:15 PM to 12 PM, every day. Last admission for the day is by 11:15 PM.

You can get around Night Safari Singapore through the complimentary guided tram ride or just walk along the trails for a bit of movement.

Yes, the Night Safari is wheelchair accessible. The trams have special wheelchair accommodations and you can get a complimentary wheelchair at the venue, if required.

Yes, you can rent a stroller at the Night Safari for SGD 8.

Yes. Head over to Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant for a delicious meal after your safari adventure.

At the entrance to the attraction, you will find a gift shop that sells plenty of eye-catching souvenirs.

The best time to visit the Night Safari is by 7:15 PM, this way you get to view the live presentations and take your time to explore the trails and the tram ride.

The Night Safari is part of the Mandai Wildlife Reserve in Singapore. Address: 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826 | Find on maps

You can easily reach Night Safari using public transport like the bus and MRT, car or the Mandai shuttle service from nearby MRT stations.

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The Singapore Night Safari is one of the main attractions in the city , and its inauguration in 1994 meant a new way to see the animals of the region up close .

The Night Safari is not just an illuminated zoo, nor just another night area in a normal zoo. This attraction is a 40-hectare natural environment , which offers its visitors the opportunity to see the jungle wildlife of the area as the sun sets.

The tour takes place both by foot and by tram - 'Jurassic Park' style. And as well as the animals themselves, there are a variety of different shows that are well worth your while , especially "Night Creatures" .

There are two different kinds of ticket: walking or tram . You should get the tram ticket, as there are many parts of the park which are inaccessible by foot.

The creation of the Night Safari came about because 90% of tropical animals are nocturnal, and most active once the sun sets.

In the park you can see more than 1,000 animals of 100 different species , and the most memorable parts of the park are the bat grotto (the bats are loose, careful, they might even perch on you!), the flying squirrel area and of course the Malay tigers .

In Our Opinion

The Night Safari is fun and different, but if you're only going to be a night or two in Singapore, we recommend drinking in the atmosphere of the city. However, if you're around for longer, it's a great option .

Another point in favour, is that it's right next to the Singapore Zoo , so if you're an animal lover, you can combine both!

Getting There

If you want to make your own wat there, the best move is to forget the local buses and take a taxi or the direct bus from Bus Hub .

The price of this bus is about 7 SGD ( US$ 5.20) per journey , and per person. It leaves Singapore at 6 pm, 7 pm, and  8 pm. You can see the schedule and stops on the company website .

The price of a taxi is between 18 SGD ( US$ 13.30) and 28 SGD ( US$ 20.70), depending on the time. The journey takes 20-30 minutes.

80 Mandai Lake Rd , Singapore 729826

Every day from 7:30 pm to midnight. Stores and restaurants open at 5:30 pm for people coming directly from the zoo.

Adults: 49 SGD ( US$ 36.20) Children 3-12: 33 SGD ( US$ 24.30) Children under 3: Free

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Singapore Zoo (351 m) Orchard Road (12.5 km) Little India (12.7 km) Jurong Bird Park (13.2 km) Kampong Glam (13.7 km)

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The Night Safari Singapore timings are from 07:15 PM to 12:00 AM. Even though these timings are the official duration, the entry timings into the park are hourly. The Night Safari Singapore opening hour is 07:15 PM with hourly openings after it at 08:15 PM, 09:15 PM, and 10:15 PM. The last entry is at 11:15 PM. The park is open on all days of the week for the entire year. Visitors spend an average duration of 35 to 40 minutes at night safari.

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Visiting the Singapore Night Safari? Here are 10 things to know!

Ticket promos, best time to go, entry and show bookings, and other things to know before visiting the Singapore Night Safari!

I actually wasn't intending to write a review about the Night Safari because the Night Safari is like the Singapore Zoo and Bird Park which most of us locals are familiar with it. But then again before we made the trip, I was searching up info and asking people about bookings and ticketing (I haven't been there in years!) and it was then I realised despite Singapore easing COVID restrictions, visiting some local attractions are not still as straightforward as it used to be. The attraction may also have new and improved ways of doing things and what I knew about visiting an attraction a few years back no longer applied.

So here's a blog post on what you REALLY SHOULD KNOW before visiting the Night Safari, especially if you are bringing kids along. I actually tried searching some of these info on the Mandai Wildlife Reserve's website - it's the consolidated website for the Night Safari, Zoo, Bird Park and River Wonders - and I couldn't find the answers to my questions. Personally I do not find their website user-friendly as lots of info are under links that you wouldn't realise would direct you to what you are looking for. In the end, I googled and asked my friends.

So here are 10 things you need to know before visiting the Night Safari and our review (of sorts).

1) Check out ticket promos

If you go to the Mandai Wildlife Reserve's website you'll see that local residents can get up to 30% off standard tickets of $55 for adults, $38 for children 3-12 years old and $20 for senior citizens above 60 years old. (BTW local residents mean Singapore citizens, permanent residents, and ICA-approved or MOM-approved passes with a valid FIN number, including holders of employment pass, student pass, work permit or dependent pass.). But even with the 30% discount, it still works out to be rather expensive at over $100 for a family of 2 adults and 2 children.

There are actually better promotions than the local resident rate. There are bank and merchant card promos that can give you 40-60% discount off standard rates and I only found these promos after I googled "Night Safari ticket promo" - I couldn't find it when I was searching through the Mandai Wildlife Reserve's website. Turned out the bank and merchant card promos are at the "Things to Do", then "Promotions", then "Partner Promos" at the website - who knew right?

There you'll find discounts with bank cards like those of Maybank's, HSBC, POSB and merchant cards like NTUC, Safra and Passion Card and most are offering 40-60% discount depending on whether you're going on a weekday or weekend.

I had also checked Klook and the best discount they have there is the 30% local resident discount. So do make use of the bank and merchant card promos for savings!

2) You need to book a visiting time

OK, hopefully you have one of those cards listed above and if you've booked through the promo card's link, they will ask you to choose a preferred entry time from 715pm onwards .

Choosing a particular timeslot doesn't mean you will only be allowed entry at that time. Staff will still let you enter even if you show up at other timings after its opening time of 630pm . The timeslot booking is to help the park better manage its crowd.

If you are getting the local resident ticket, you'll also need to book an entry time but I am unsure if they would ask you to do so when paying for the tickets as I didn't book through this avenue. But in the website's FAQ, there is a link that will take you to the page to pre-book your entry time and it's under the Jurong Bird Park tab. Now you know what I mean about the website not being very user-friendly?

3) Go after 7pm

You might think, hey might as well arrive when the park opens at 630pm to enjoy the park a bit longer! Well, advice from my friends and Tripadvisor is that the 630-7pm timing is the peak entry time - people visiting the other attractions there would go right after the daytime attractions close, so there tends to be a queue for entry and tram ride if you go early. So I guess it is also reason why the earliest entry time they let you book is 715pm?

When we arrived around 720pm on a weekday night, there weren't queues for entry but we could see a long queue for the tram ride. So, my advice is to go after 7pm. When we took the tram at around 8pm, we were ushered up the tram pretty quickly. The park closes at 12 midnight , so there's ample time to get around (unless you have kids who need to sleep early!). But I can only say this is so for a weekday. I would assume weekend queues would be much longer.

4) If you want to catch the show, you have to book it

If you want to catch the Creatures of the Night main show at the Night Safari, you'll need to book ahead on the website and bookings only open 2 hours before the show . The show, which take about 25 minutes, starts at 730pm, 830pm, 930pm and 1030pm (The 1030pm show is only available on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, eve of public holidays and public holidays.) On successful booking, you'll receive a confirmation email/sms that you'll need to show the staff there before they allow you to enter the amphitheatre.

The park advises being there 25 minutes before the show starts. But honestly, I don't think you need to go that early. The centre blocks of the amphitheatre are mostly taken up when we arrived 10 minutes before the 730pm show but the amphitheatre is not big and I think even if you take the seats at the side or at the back, you'll still be able to enjoy the show.

The seats at the 730pm show were almost all taken up on the Wednesday night we were there. So I assume on weekends, bookings for the shows would be snapped up pretty quickly. So book fast when booking opens !

BTW, the shows would not be available after 31 October 2022 until further notice due to refurbishment at the Night Safari. So if you want your money's worth (the show is included in your ticket!), might want to visit before the date. It's definitely worth watching and completes the experience at Night Safari. My girls (10 and 12 years old) totally enjoyed it and the younger one says she loves the show the most at the park!

5) The earlier it is, the more crowded it is

As explained above, the Night Safari is more crowded close to its opening hours. Some friends were remarking the attraction looked so crowded when I posted a video of the amphitheatre crowd in my Instagram stories. Well, it did look crowded at the tram queue and amphitheatre at 7plus in the evening, but when we were going on the trails around the park, it wasn't crowded at all.

Also note that tourists are returning to Singapore after the easing of COVID restrictions. In fact, when we were there on a Wednesday night, most of the people there looked to be tourists. And given that many countries, including Singapore, have opened up and mask wearing have become optional, most of the visitors we saw then did not wear masks. Actually, only my family and probably less than ten people we saw wore masks.

Honestly, I wasn't quite comfortable with the lack of mask wearing because COVID cases have been rising in Singapore but the good thing is its an outdoor venue and the park - other than at the amphitheatre and tram queues - wasn't crowded on a weekday. We probably wouldn't go on weekends knowing that it would be crowded and most wouldn't be masked up. So if you're concerned about this as well, you might want to avoid going during the weekends too.

6) Budget at least 2 hours

According to the Night Safari website, people spend about 3-4 hours there. We were there for about 2 hours on a Wednesday - this includes the 25-minute show, 20-minute tram ride and the hour-plus of exploring the trails on foot. I'd assume it would take us longer if it was the weekend when you might have to spend time queuing for the tram and some jostling to see the animals?

I would have liked to go for a second tram ride if the girls weren't complaining they were tired after an hour of walking. So if you have young kids, they might not be able to last 3-4 hours at the park. But generally budget at least 2 hours to enjoy the full experience of the park.

7) Bring good walking shoes and umbrella

Wear good walking shoes and bring an umbrella and/or raincoat (most of the park is unsheltered). The tram ride takes you to see many of the animals but to see everything and have a better close-up view, you'll still have to explore the trails on foot. We spy water coolers near the toilets, so you can refill your water bottle at these water coolers.

8) Use of camera flash when taking photos of animals are disallowed

You are not allowed to use camera flash when taking photos of animals at the park. So at most of the trails where lighting is dim, photos don't turn out really nice when you are using a normal phone camera.

But really, don't bother too much about taking photos of the animals when you're at the Night Safari, chances are pictures of the animals wouldn't turn out great because of the lack of lighting. In a way, I actually didn't mind that as it let me focus more on seeing and reading about the animals rather than taking photos and videos like I always do when visiting attractions.

9) Check opening hours before you go

At the time of writing the Night Safari is opened daily from 6.30pm to 12am (last entry at 11.15pm). It is located at 80 Mandai Lake Road Singapore 729826.

10) Read the FAQ if you are taking taxi

We drove to the Night Safari so this is not relevant to us but there is a a huge FAQ section on the Mandai Wildlife Reserve website about taxi surcharges at the park which you might want to check out if you're going by taxi.

Okay, and that is all for the blog post/review I had never intended to write but felt obliged to after visiting the Night Safari! All in all, our family enjoyed the visit and my girls found the experience very interesting, especially since it was their first time there. If you have visited the Night Safari and have more tips to share, do let us know in the comments below!

Disclaimer: We paid for our tickets, and my opinions and reviews here are strictly my and my family’s own.

©Vivian Teo. All content and photos are copyrighted to Vivian Teo unless otherwise specified.

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Your ultimate guide to the best of singapore nightlife 2024: 16 epic things to do at night.

Step into the vibrant city of Singapore, where the nightlife scene is buzzing with a diverse range of entertainment options. Whether you’re a night owl looking to hit the dance floor or a laid-back traveler in search of a charming rooftop getaway, Singapore’s nightlife has something to offer everyone.

In this extensive guide to Singapore’s 2024 nightlife, we’ll delve into the top nightclubs, rooftop bars, and iconic spots for creating lasting memories. Families can also enjoy wonderful experiences, such as exploring Gardens by the Bay , embarking on a Night Safari adventure, and taking in the mesmerizing views from Mount Faber .

Set against the backdrop of the famed Marina Bay Sands , the Marina Promenade hosts the nightly Spectra show. This enchanting performance mingles choreographed fountains, harmonious music, and mesmerizing lasers, painting a captivating visual tapestry suitable for all age groups.

Not to be missed is the magical Gardens by the Bay , where the Supertree Grove bursts into radiant brilliance during its nightly light show. These towering tree-like structures come to life with a stunning fusion of lights and melodies, providing families with an enchanting outdoor evening to cherish.

With this guide, our goal is to equip you for a remarkable Singaporean nightlife adventure, tailored to your age and inclinations. Be it dancing through the night or savoring captivating family-friendly attractions, Singapore offers a world of opportunities to shape unforgettable nights.

For the Night Owls:

If you’re looking for a night out on the town, Singapore offers a plethora of options. The city boasts a dynamic club scene, with venues like Zouk , Marquee , Nova and CÉ LA VI consistently hosting renowned DJs and events that will keep you dancing till dawn. If you prefer a more relaxed ambiance, explore Clarke Quay’s riverside bars and restaurants. The colorful lights reflecting off the water provide a picturesque backdrop for an evening of drinks and dining.

When it comes to nightclubs in Singapore, you’ll find a multitude of hotspots that should unquestionably be on your radar. Each one offers a unique flavor of the city’s nightlife scene, making your choices as diverse as your musical preferences.

• Club Street, Chinatown: Nestled in the heart of Chinatown, Club Street is a lively thoroughfare that comes alive at night. As you stroll along its cobbled streets, you’ll encounter a plethora of clubs and bars, each offering a distinct ambiance and music genre. Whether you’re into hip-hop, electronic beats, or classic rock, you’re bound to find a spot that perfectly suits your taste. The vibrant atmosphere and buzzing energy of this street make it a go-to destination for both locals and tourists. It’s a place where you can mingle with people from all walks of life while enjoying your favorite tunes.

• Clarke Quay: Located along the picturesque Singapore River, Clarke Quay is another gem in the city’s nightlife crown. This vibrant riverside quay is teeming with numerous nightclubs and bars, creating a lively and dynamic atmosphere. The historic shophouses lining the quay have been transformed into modern party venues, ensuring a fantastic nightlife experience. Whether you’re in the mood for live music, dance music, or even some karaoke, you’ll find it here. Clarke Quay is the perfect place to revel in Singapore’s warm tropical nights and savor the camaraderie of fellow night owls.

• Marina Bay Sands: For those seeking a more upscale and glamorous clubbing experience, a visit to Marina Bay Sands is a must. This iconic integrated resort not only offers luxurious accommodations with breathtaking views but also houses a selection of world-class nightclubs. Step into the dazzling world of rooftop clubs and bars where you can dance the night away with the glittering Singapore skyline as your backdrop. The fusion of opulent interiors, renowned DJs, and a cosmopolitan crowd creates a glamorous and electric atmosphere. It’s the perfect place for a night out that you’ll remember for years to come.

These are just a taste of what Singapore’s nightclub scene has to offer. Whether you’re in the mood for a laid-back evening of live music or an extravagant night of dancing under the stars, the city’s nightlife options cater to every mood and desire.

1 . CÉ LA VI Singapore Rooftop Bars

If you’re someone who revels in breathtaking views and craves vibrant atmospheres, Singapore’s rooftop bars should be at the top of your list. These elevated establishments provide a distinct experience, allowing you to soak in panoramic vistas of the city skyline while savoring your preferred cocktails. Among the plethora of rooftop bars in the city, one gem that unquestionably stands out is CÉ LA VI Singapore , nestled in the heart of the urban landscape.

Location: CÉ LA VI Singapore is strategically perched in a prime location, offering an unrivaled view of the city’s stunning skyline. Whether you’re a local seeking a serene escape from the hustle and bustle or a traveler looking for an unforgettable night out, CÉ LA VI’s location is your gateway to an exceptional evening. (Address: 1 Bayfront Avenue Marina Bay Sands, Hotel, Tower 3, 018971)

Unparalleled Views: What truly distinguishes CÉ LA VI is, of course, its unparalleled views. As the sun dips below the horizon and the city’s lights come to life, you’ll be treated to a visual spectacle. The panoramic views encompass iconic landmarks, twinkling skyscrapers, and the glistening Marina Bay. Whether you’re meeting with friends, a loved one, or just looking for a peaceful solo escape, the sight of the city’s dreamscape will leave you in awe.

So, if you’re searching for an extraordinary rooftop bar experience that combines stunning views, chic ambiance, and a diverse drink menu, make your way to CÉ LA VI Singapore in the heart of the city. It’s more than just a bar; it’s a journey to the heights of Singapore’s charm and allure.

2. Tanjong Beach Club: Where Beachside Bliss Awaits

Location: If your ideal night out involves a beachside vibe with a touch of sophistication, Tanjong Beach Club on Sentosa Island should be your top pick. The club is impeccably situated along the shores of Sentosa, providing a gateway to an oasis of relaxation and excitement. With its prime beachfront location, you can expect nothing less than a night of tropical paradise.

Address: 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, 098942

Beachside Bliss: The name says it all. Tanjong Beach Club offers an unparalleled beachside experience that is both relaxed and fun. Here, you have the golden opportunity to soak up the warmth of the sun on the pristine sands and take in the soothing sound of the waves caressing the shore. Whether you’re a beach enthusiast or just looking to unwind by the water’s edge, this club promises to deliver the ultimate beachside evening.

Delightful Culinary Experiences: What’s a night out without some delicious food and refreshing drinks? Tanjong Beach Club has you covered with a menu that caters to every craving. Enjoy a variety of beachside bites, from scrumptious appetizers to sumptuous main courses. Pair your meal with a selection of tropical cocktails or a chilled glass of wine, and your evening is off to a splendid start.

Captivating Sunsets: One of the highlights of an evening at Tanjong Beach Club is the captivating sunset view. As the sun descends over the horizon and paints the sky in hues of orange and pink, you’ll find yourself spellbound by the beauty of nature. It’s the perfect backdrop for creating unforgettable moments and capturing stunning photographs.

In summary, Tanjong Beach Club is your go-to destination for a beachside night of relaxation and enjoyment. Whether you’re craving a day of basking in the sun, savoring delightful food, or simply admiring the sunset, this beach club has it all. So, pack your beach essentials and head to Tanjong Beach Club for an evening of laid-back and enjoyable vibes right by the sea.

3. Jigger & Pony: The Epitome of Classic Cocktails

Location: Situated in the heart of Singapore, Jigger & Pony is a name synonymous with timeless cocktails and classic elegance. Located in the bustling district of Amara Hotel, this establishment is a true gem for cocktail enthusiasts.

Address: 165 Tg Pagar Rd, Amara Hotel, Singapore 088539

Classic Ambiance: Jigger & Pony prides itself on preserving the timeless charm of classic cocktail bars. As soon as you step inside, you’re transported to a bygone era, where cocktails were an art form. The ambiance is reminiscent of the speakeasies of the early 20th century, with dim lighting and plush leather seats.

Attention to Detail: The commitment to quality extends to every aspect of your visit. From the crystal-clear ice cubes that perfectly chill your drink to the garnishes that adorn each glass, every detail matters at Jigger & Pony.

Connoisseur’s Paradise: If you’re a cocktail connoisseur or even someone curious about the world of mixology, this bar offers an extensive selection that caters to all tastes. The menu is designed to guide you through the history and evolution of cocktails.

Cozy Nooks: Jigger & Pony provides various cozy nooks and corners where you can enjoy your drink in privacy. It’s an ideal spot for intimate conversations or simply unwinding after a long day.

Events and Workshops: The bar also frequently hosts cocktail workshops and special events, allowing you to deepen your knowledge of mixology or enjoy themed evenings with friends.

In essence, Jigger & Pony is more than a bar; it’s a sanctuary for those who appreciate the art of cocktails. With classic charm, innovative twists, and unwavering dedication to quality, it’s a place where you can sip timeless concoctions and create unforgettable memories. Whether you’re a seasoned cocktail enthusiast or someone looking for a taste of the past, Jigger & Pony is where the spirit of classic cocktails lives on. So, step into this elegant establishment and embark on a journey through the rich history of mixology.

4. Employees Only: A Hidden Gem in Singapore’s Nightlife

Location: Tucked away discreetly in Amoy Street (No. 112), Employees Only is a hidden gem among Singapore’s vibrant nightlife scene. This speakeasy-style bar is renowned for its impeccable cocktails and exclusive atmosphere.

Address: 112 Amoy St, Singapore 069932

Timeless Elegance: As you step through the entrance of Employees Only, you’re transported to an era of timeless elegance. The interior exudes the allure of a classic New York bar, with art deco accents, plush seating, and an inviting, dimly lit ambiance.

World-Class Mixology: Employees Only has earned its reputation for being a pioneer in craft cocktails. The bar’s mixologists are masters of their trade, blending creativity and precision to concoct extraordinary drinks. They take classic recipes and infuse them with innovative twists, resulting in a menu that surprises and delights.

Signature Cocktails: A must-try is the bar’s signature cocktail, the “Bartender’s Breakfast.” This delightful creation combines gin, marmalade, and fresh lemon juice, resulting in a refreshing and zesty drink. Their “EO Gimlet” is another popular choice, showcasing their commitment to using only the finest spirits and ingredients.

Award-Winning Bar: Employees Only has received numerous accolades and awards, cementing its status as one of Singapore’s premier cocktail destinations. It’s the place to go when you’re in search of a meticulously crafted libation that tantalizes your taste buds.

Live Jazz Music: On some nights, Employees Only transforms into a jazz haven with live performances that add an extra layer of sophistication to your evening.

Magic Hour: A favorite time to visit is during the bar’s “Magic Hour,” which offers a special menu with fantastic cocktails at reduced prices. It’s a great opportunity to savor their creations without breaking the bank.

In summary, Employees Only is where you can indulge in an evening of refined cocktails, delectable cuisine, and unforgettable experiences. This hidden treasure in Amoy Street is the perfect place to enjoy a night out in a setting that blends classic elegance with innovative mixology. So, if you’re in the mood for an exceptional night in Singapore’s nightlife, make your way to Employees Only and uncover the secrets of its impeccable craft.

5. Coastes: Siloso Beach’s Ultimate Waterfront Hangout

Location: If you’re seeking an unparalleled waterfront experience on Sentosa Island, look no further than Coastes . Nestled on the golden sands of Siloso Beach , this beachfront establishment promises an exceptional night by the sea.

Address: 50 Siloso Bch Walk, #01-06, 099000

Beachfront Paradise: Situated right on the edge of the beautiful Siloso Beach, Coastes offers you an idyllic beachside escape that’s perfect for a relaxed and enjoyable evening. Whether you’re a sun seeker looking to bask in the rays or a beach lover wanting to take a dip in the sea, Coastes has all the ingredients for a memorable night by the water.

Beachside Vibes: Coastes provides an inviting and comfortable atmosphere with its relaxed beachside vibes. The beach bar offers various seating options, ensuring you find the perfect spot to match your mood. Whether it’s lounging in a beach chair, taking a seat at a beachfront table, or feeling the sand between your toes, Coastes makes it easy to tailor your evening to your preferences.

Live Entertainment: Coastes often hosts live entertainment and events, transforming your evening into an unforgettable celebration. Enjoy live music performances and themed parties, and keep an eye on their event schedule for special occasions during your visit.

Panoramic Sunsets: One of the biggest draws of Coastes is the breathtaking sunset view. As the sun sets on the horizon, casting a warm glow over the beach, you’ll be mesmerized by nature’s beauty. This stunning backdrop sets the scene for crafting lasting memories and capturing the perfect sunset shot.

Family-Friendly: Coastes welcomes families with children, making it an ideal choice for a family night out at the beach. The beachfront environment provides an ample playground for the kids, ensuring everyone has a wonderful time.

To sum it up, Coastes is your ultimate waterfront destination on Siloso Beach. Whether you’re looking for a day of sun and sea, a delightful meal, or a tranquil evening watching the sunset, this beachside haven has it all. So, gather your beach gear and make your way to Coastes for an evening of seaside relaxation and entertainment.

6. Marquee Singapore: Where the Night Comes Alive

Location: Nestled in the iconic Marina Bay Sands complex, Marquee Singapore reigns as one of the city’s premier nightlife destinations. Boasting a massive footprint and a cutting-edge entertainment lineup, it offers an unparalleled clubbing experience.

Address: 2 Bayfront Avenue B1-67, Galleria Level, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 018972

Grand Entrance: The journey to an unforgettable night begins as you step through the grand entrance of Marquee Singapore. The club’s facade, adorned with dazzling lights and a striking exterior, sets the stage for an evening of opulence.

Awe-Inspiring Interior: Once inside, you’ll be captivated by the awe-inspiring interior. The expansive space is designed with a futuristic touch, featuring LED screens, kinetic light installations, and a stellar sound system that’s sure to get your heart racing.

Music Extravaganza: Marquee’s main attraction is undoubtedly its music program. Renowned DJs and international artists frequently grace the stage, delivering electrifying performances that keep the dance floor alive throughout the night. From EDM to hip-hop, the club’s diverse music lineup ensures there’s something for everyone.

VIP Experience: For those seeking an elevated experience, Marquee offers VIP tables that provide a luxurious and exclusive setting to enjoy the night. With dedicated bottle service and prime views of the DJ booth, it’s the epitome of grandeur.

Thematic Events: Marquee hosts thematic events and parties that keep the excitement levels high. From glow-in-the-dark raves to themed costume parties, there’s always something new and exhilarating happening here.

Prime Location: Being situated at Marina Bay Sands means that you’re not only surrounded by Singapore’s skyline, but you’re also just moments away from other entertainment options. This central location is ideal for a night out in the city.

Socialite Haven: With its alluring ambiance, A-list DJs, and dynamic crowd, Marquee is a haven for socialites, celebrities, and music enthusiasts alike.

Unforgettable Evenings: Marquee Singapore is where unforgettable evenings come to life. Its state-of-the-art technology, world-class performers, and a combination of daytime relaxation and nighttime revelry make it an exceptional destination in Singapore’s nightlife scene. Whether you’re an electronic music enthusiast, a party animal, or simply looking to experience something extraordinary, Marquee Singapore guarantees a night you won’t forget.

7. Long Bar: Iconic Elegance in the Heart of Singapore

Location: Situated in the historic Raffles Hotel , Long Bar is a timeless establishment that has become synonymous with Singapore’s heritage and culture. Located at 1 Beach Road, it provides both locals and tourists a quintessential taste of Singapore.

Address: 1 Beach Rd, Singapore 189673

Colonial Elegance: As you step into Long Bar, you are transported back in time to the colonial era. The decor, characterized by dark wood and elegant ceiling fans, exudes a sense of timeless elegance. It’s easy to see why this bar has remained iconic over the years.

Birthplace of the Singapore Sling: Long Bar is famed for being the birthplace of the Singapore Sling, a classic cocktail that was created here in the early 20th century. While you’re here, sipping on this delectable concoction is a must. The drink combines gin, cherry brandy, and citrus flavors, providing a taste of history with each sip.

Peanut Shells on the Floor: One of the unique features of Long Bar is the tradition of allowing patrons to discard peanut shells on the floor. This practice adds a fun and relaxed atmosphere, making it an enjoyable spot for visitors of all ages.

Alfresco Experience: Long Bar offers both indoor and alfresco seating. If you opt for the outdoor setting, you’ll be treated to a delightful view of the bustling street, allowing you to soak in the rich atmosphere of the city.

Live Music: Live music performances are a regular feature at Long Bar. Talented musicians play a range of tunes, adding to the charming ambiance. It’s the perfect place for unwinding with friends or simply enjoying a tranquil evening.

Straits Fare: The bar’s menu features a delightful selection of local dishes and light bites, often referred to as “Straits Fare.” These delectable treats pair wonderfully with the bar’s signature cocktails.

Classic Elegance: Whether you’re looking for a midday escape or a stylish evening outing, Long Bar embodies the classic elegance of Singapore’s past. The bartenders’ skill in crafting exquisite cocktails and the rich history associated with the bar create an exceptional experience for all visitors.

Dress Code: Long Bar maintains a smart-casual dress code, which aligns with its refined atmosphere. Visitors should be dressed neatly, making it a great spot for an upscale night out or a relaxing afternoon with friends.

Heritage at Its Best: Long Bar is a testament to Singapore’s enduring heritage and a must-visit destination for those who appreciate history, elegance, and a well-crafted cocktail.

Night or Day: Whether you prefer a relaxing afternoon in a charming setting or an elegant evening with an iconic cocktail in hand, Long Bar ensures that your experience is nothing short of memorable.

Visiting Long Bar is not just a taste of Singapore’s past; it’s an enduring tradition that celebrates the city’s heritage while providing an unforgettable modern-day experience. Raise your glass to history, elegance, and the perfect Singapore Sling.

8. SKAI Bar: Elevate Your Singapore Experience

Location: Perched atop the iconic Swissôtel The Stamford in Singapore, SKAI Bar offers guests an unparalleled experience amidst the dazzling skyline of the city. Situated at 2 Stamford Road, it provides a breathtaking vantage point to take in the beauty of the Lion City.

Address: 2 Stamford Road, Level 70, #70-02 Swissôtel The Stamford, 178882

Sophisticated Ambiance: As you enter SKAI Bar, you’ll be enveloped in an ambiance of sophistication and contemporary style. The design incorporates elegant furnishings, ambient lighting, and a chic color palette that creates a refined setting for visitors.

Awe-Inspiring Views: The true highlight of SKAI Bar is its panoramic views of Singapore’s skyline. From this elevated vantage point, you’ll witness the city’s iconic landmarks, including the Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and the Esplanade, all beautifully illuminated against the night sky.

Live Music: Live music performances are a regular feature at SKAI Bar, enhancing the overall atmosphere. From soothing jazz to lively beats, the music adds an extra layer of enjoyment to your evening.

Unparalleled Outdoor Terrace: For those who wish to feel the breeze and savor their cocktails in the open air, SKAI Bar features an outdoor terrace. It’s an idyllic setting for those who prefer alfresco dining with a view.

Impeccable Service: SKAI Bar’s staff is known for its exceptional service, ensuring that guests receive personalized attention and recommendations. Their dedication to enhancing your experience is evident in every aspect of your visit.

Chic and Upscale Dress Code: To maintain its upscale ambiance, SKAI Bar follows a smart-casual dress code. Visitors are encouraged to dress elegantly, making it an ideal location for a memorable night out or a special celebration.

Exquisite Experience: SKAI Bar offers an exquisite and unparalleled experience of Singapore’s skyline and culinary delights. The combination of breathtaking views, award-winning cocktails, and attentive service ensures that every visit is a memorable one.

Elevate your Singapore experience at SKAI Bar, where the city’s beauty meets exceptional cocktails and delightful bites. Enjoy a night to remember, surrounded by breathtaking views and contemporary elegance.

9. Smoke & Mirrors: An Enchanting Singapore Rooftop Bar

Location: Situated atop the National Gallery Singapore, Smoke & Mirrors boasts an enchanting rooftop bar experience. You’ll find it at 1 St. Andrew’s Road, in close proximity to Singapore’s vibrant Civic District.

Address: 1 St. Andrew’s Road, #06-01 National Gallery Singapore, 178957

Artistic Ambiance: The bar is a masterpiece of art and design. Its contemporary aesthetic, with sleek furniture and a minimalist color palette, complements the visual artistry of the National Gallery. The whole space is an elegant work of art in itself.

Inspired by Art: Smoke & Mirrors takes inspiration from the world of art, and it’s no surprise, given its location at the National Gallery. The thematic approach adds an extra layer of sophistication and culture to your evening.

Sweeping Panoramic Views: The real enchantment of Smoke & Mirrors lies in its sweeping views of Singapore’s skyline. You’ll witness iconic landmarks like the Padang, Marina Bay Sands, and the Esplanade, all while being surrounded by the art of the National Gallery. The view is especially magical as the sun sets and the city’s lights come to life.

Smart-Casual Dress Code: To maintain its upscale ambiance, Smoke & Mirrors adheres to a smart-casual dress code. Guests are encouraged to dress stylishly, making it an ideal location for special occasions or an elegant night out.

Versatile Setting: Whether you’re planning a romantic date, a social gathering, or an evening with friends, Smoke & Mirrors provides a versatile setting for different occasions.

Experience the Magic: Smoke & Mirrors is where the magic of art meets the enchantment of an upscale rooftop bar. It’s a place where you can savor the finest cocktails and culinary delights while being surrounded by captivating artistry.

Experience the enchantment of Singapore at Smoke & Mirrors, where art, innovation, and panoramic views come together to create an unforgettable rooftop bar experience. Your evening will be nothing short of magical.

10. HighHouse and Nova: A New Singapore Nightlife Destination

Grand Opening on Dec 12 , 2023

Taking over the space previously occupied by 1-Altitude , which shuttered in March 2022, in the heart of Singapore’s skyline, a new and extravagant nightlife venue is set to make its mark on December 12, 2023. Welcome to HighHouse and Nova , a stunning addition to the city’s social scene, spanning across levels 61 and 62 of One Raffles Place .

Address: 1 Raffles Pl, Singapore 048616

HighHouse: The Epitome of Dining and Lounge Elegance

HighHouse , found on levels 61 and 62, offers a unique blend of dining and lounge experiences. As a restaurant and lounge, it welcomes approximately 170 patrons across both levels. However, as the night unfolds, HighHouse transforms into a vibrant club, nearly doubling its capacity.

Drawing inspiration from the vast and diverse Pacific Ocean shores, HighHouse ‘s culinary offerings incorporate a fusion of global influences, featuring a rich palette of flavors. The beverage menu takes a departure from the norm, favoring wines from South America and Australia over Europe, and crafting signature cocktails inspired by countries like Japan, Thailand, and Mexico.

Noteworthy features include a spectacular 14-meter by 3-meter LED wall panel on level 62, adorned with mesmerizing artwork that changes throughout the day. Keep an eye out for HighHouse’s upcoming lunch service in 2024.

Nova: The Pinnacle of High-Energy Entertainment

At the summit of the skyscraper lies Nova, the highest rooftop bar in Singapore , offering a casual and high-energy atmosphere. Taking inspiration from music festivals, Nova boasts food trucks and VIP cabana beds, all with a seating capacity for 200 guests. But what truly sets Nova apart are the breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of downtown Singapore.

Nova is not just about the views; it’s also about the music. International DJs will make appearances several times a year, infusing the bar with an electrifying vibe.

Total Capacity and Pricing

Together, HighHouse and Nova can accommodate around 600 guests. HighHouse offers a dining experience with an approximate cost of S $125 per person, including beverages. For those looking to reserve a table in the club, prices range from $500 to $4,000 , ensuring a personalized experience for all.

HighHouse and Nova are poised to redefine Singapore’s nightlife scene, offering an unparalleled experience that’s been long-awaited since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

11. Kinki Restaurant: A Culinary Delight with a Breathtaking Marina View

Location: Kinki Restaurant is nestled along the scenic Marina Bay, providing breathtaking views of Singapore’s skyline.

Address: 70, #02-02 Collyer Quay, Customs House, 049323

Spectacular Marina View: What sets Kinki apart is its magnificent view of the Marina Bay area, known for its iconic landmarks. The sight of the Marina Bay Sands, ArtScience Museum, and the Singapore Flyer is simply awe-inspiring. The al fresco dining area allows you to soak in these stunning views as you dine.

Urban Street Art Decor: The restaurant’s interior is a creative fusion of urban street art and contemporary design. The edgy decor adds a unique character to the dining experience, making it an ideal spot for both casual outings and special occasions.

Japanese Cuisine with a Twist: Kinki specializes in Japanese cuisine with a twist. Their menu features a wide array of dishes, from sushi and sashimi to mouthwatering robatayaki (Japanese barbecue). Each dish is thoughtfully prepared, combining traditional flavors with modern culinary techniques.

Signature Cocktails: Alongside its delectable cuisine, Kinki offers a unique selection of signature cocktails. These drinks are expertly crafted and served with a creative touch, enhancing your dining experience.

Sushi Bar Experience: For sushi enthusiasts, Kinki’s sushi bar provides an up-close experience with the talented chefs. Watch as they skillfully create sushi and sashimi masterpieces right before your eyes.

Live DJs and Music: The restaurant frequently hosts live DJs and music performances, setting the mood for a lively and vibrant atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to unwind and socialize.

Alfresco Dining: With its prime location along the Marina Bay promenade, Kinki offers alfresco dining that lets you enjoy the refreshing bay breeze while taking in the splendid view. It’s an idyllic setting for a memorable meal.

Smart-Casual Dress Code: To maintain its upscale yet relaxed ambiance, Kinki adheres to a smart-casual dress code, ensuring that guests feel comfortable while maintaining an elegant atmosphere.

Flexible Seating: Whether you’re planning a romantic dinner for two, a group celebration, or a corporate event, Kinki can accommodate your needs with its flexible seating options.

Kinki Restaurant is where culinary excellence meets a mesmerizing Marina Bay view. With a contemporary urban vibe and creative Japanese cuisine, it’s the perfect spot to dine, socialize, and soak in the stunning surroundings.

Experience the allure of Kinki and embark on a culinary journey that delights the senses, from the palate to the panorama.

12. Zouk: Iconic Nightlife Destination in Singapore

Location: Zouk is located at 3C River Valley Road, Clarke Quay, Singapore.

A Nightlife Institution: Zouk is more than just a nightclub; it’s an institution in Singapore’s nightlife scene. Established in 1991, Zouk has become a legendary name synonymous with great music, fantastic vibes, and unforgettable nights out.

Cutting-Edge Music: Zouk is renowned for its exceptional music curation. Whether you’re into electronic dance music, hip-hop, or anything in between, the club offers a variety of rooms with different musical styles to cater to all tastes. International and local DJs often grace the decks, ensuring the beats keep the crowd dancing until the early hours.

Epic Dance Floors: The club boasts multiple dance floors, each with its unique ambiance and music style. From the high-energy main room to the more intimate vibes of the Velvet Underground, Zouk offers a diverse range of experiences under one roof.

Immersive Visuals: Zouk takes the visual experience to the next level with state-of-the-art lighting and immersive visual effects. The club’s visual displays and LED screens sync with the music, creating a sensory spectacle.

Outdoors and Indoors: Zouk’s outdoor area, known as Phuture, provides a fresh and open-air alternative to the indoor dance floors. This space is perfect for taking a breather or enjoying a quieter conversation.

Relaxed Dress Code: While Zouk maintains a relaxed dress code, many patrons still enjoy dressing up for a night out, adding to the overall stylish atmosphere.

Worldwide Recognition: Zouk has received numerous accolades and is consistently ranked among the world’s top clubs, making it a must-visit for dance music enthusiasts from around the globe.

Zouk is more than a club; it’s a cultural and musical destination that has played a significant role in shaping Singapore’s nightlife. For a night of dancing, music, and unforgettable memories, Zouk is the place to be. So, put on your dancing shoes and get ready for a night of epic proportions.

For Families with Children:

Singapore’s nightlife isn’t just for the adults. Families traveling with children can experience the city’s magical nighttime attractions. Start with a visit to the Night Safari, the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park. Here, you’ll get to see a wide range of animals in their nighttime habitat and even embark on a thrilling tram ride.

13. Singapore Night Safari: A Wild Nocturnal Adventure

Location: Singapore Night Safari is situated at 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore.

A Unique Nocturnal Experience: Singapore Night Safari is the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park, offering an enchanting experience where you can discover the wonders of the animal kingdom after the sun goes down.

Nocturnal Wildlife: Venture into the realm of the night as you encounter over 2,500 resident animals from 130 species. These creatures are specially adapted to the darkness, and you’ll have the rare opportunity to observe their natural behaviors up close.

Tram Safari: Begin your night safari adventure with a guided tram ride that takes you through various geographical regions, from the Himalayan foothills to the Southeast Asian rainforest. Your guide will provide insights into the animals’ habits and habitats.

Walking Trails: After the tram ride, explore walking trails that lead you to different animal exhibits. From the mysterious world of the bat to the awe-inspiring sight of the majestic Asian elephant, each trail offers a unique experience.

Creatures of the Night Show: Don’t miss the Creatures of the Night Show, where you’ll witness the amazing talents of night creatures, including owls, civets, and binturongs.

Dining in the Wild: The Night Safari also offers dining options where you can enjoy a meal in the company of animals. The Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant, nestled in the heart of the park, offers an immersive dining experience.

Conservation and Education: The Night Safari is not only a fantastic adventure but also a center for wildlife conservation and education. It plays a crucial role in the preservation of endangered species.

Awards and Recognition: The Singapore Night Safari has received numerous accolades and awards, solidifying its position as a world-class wildlife attraction.

Nighttime Experience: The Night Safari is a testament to the beauty of the animal kingdom at night. It’s a family-friendly adventure where you can deepen your appreciation for wildlife.

Memories in the Moonlight: Singapore Night Safari offers a unique opportunity to create lasting memories with family and friends while gaining a deeper understanding of the world’s nocturnal creatures.

Singapore Night Safari is more than a wildlife park; it’s a journey into the mysteries of the night. Explore, learn, and be enchanted by the fascinating world of nocturnal animals.

14. Gardens by the Bay: Singapore’s Nocturnal Paradise

Location: Gardens by the Bay is a spectacular attraction located in the heart of Singapore.

Address: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953

A Twilight Oasis: Gardens by the Bay transforms into an enchanting realm as the sun dips below the horizon. In the evening, this urban sanctuary becomes a mesmerizing nocturnal paradise, offering a unique experience for night owls and anyone looking to revel in the city’s after-dark magic.

Supertree Grove’s Twilight Symphony: The iconic Supertree Grove is a captivating sight, but it takes on an entirely new persona as day transitions into night. As darkness falls, these colossal tree-like structures come alive, enveloped in a captivating symphony of lights and music. Witness a dazzling spectacle of colors and sounds during the nightly light show.

Moonlit Flower Dome: The Flower Dome takes on a mystical ambiance under the moonlight. While it replicates the Mediterranean climate, the experience is entirely different in the evening, with the added allure of soft, ambient lighting that accentuates the rare flora, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a moonlit garden.

The Cloud Forest Under the Stars: Explore the Cloud Forest with a touch of romance as the misty mountain conservatory is softly illuminated by the gleam of stars above. The waterfall, lush vegetation, and vibrant flora take on a whole new dimension in the evening’s enchanting glow.

Starry Vistas at Supertree Observatory: If you’re captivated by Singapore’s cityscape, the Supertree Observatory atop the SuperTree Grove offers spellbinding views of the city skyline under a star-studded sky.

Moonlit Excitement for Kids: Gardens by the Bay caters to families even after dark. The Children’s Garden remains a wonderland for kids, with illuminated water play areas, night-friendly playgrounds, and interactive features amidst the serene night surroundings.

Experience the Night: Gardens by the Bay transforms into a bewitching paradise as evening descends. It’s a sanctuary where nature’s magic combines with the allure of urban nights. Whether you seek tranquility, a family escapade, or captivating photographs in the evening’s radiance, these gardens offer it all.

Plan Your Twilight Visit: Don’t miss the opportunity to explore Gardens by the Bay after dark. It’s a place where the wonders of the evening await you, and you can craft lasting memories amid the illuminated beauty of Singapore’s green haven.

15. Spectra – A Light & Water Show: Singapore’s Nocturnal Extravaganza

Location: Spectra is a dazzling light and water show situated at the Event Plaza in front of The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore.

A Symphony of Illumination: When night falls in Singapore, an enchanting spectacle awaits at the Event Plaza. Spectra, a breathtaking light and water show, takes center stage against the magnificent backdrop of the Marina Bay skyline.

Dancing Waters: The show’s focal point is the water, which takes on a life of its own. Luminous jets of water emerge and sway in harmony, creating a dance of light and liquid. This breathtaking aquatic ballet is accompanied by an entrancing orchestral score, a symphony of sound and light.

Laser-Lit Dreams: The night sky comes alive as laser beams pierce through the darkness. These laser lights, artistically choreographed, cut across the watery canvas, evoking a sense of wonder and magic.

Starry Splendor: The performance is further enhanced by a celestial ceiling of lights, transforming the night into a canvas of stars. Each light, meticulously programmed, twinkles in harmony with the water and music, producing a celestial display to captivate the audience.

Harmony of Nature and Technology: Spectra transcends the boundaries of light and water, merging them into a breathtaking spectacle of artistry and technology. It’s a testament to the harmonious coexistence of nature and innovation in this modern metropolis.

Perfect for All Ages: The show’s family-friendly nature makes it an ideal evening activity for travelers with children. Children and adults alike will find themselves spellbound by the beauty of Spectra.

Be Captivated: Spectra – A Light & Water Show is more than just a performance; it’s an encounter with Singapore’s commitment to art, technology, and the natural world. The show underlines the city’s dedication to creating moments of awe and wonder, even after the sun has set.

Plan Your Evening: Make sure you include Spectra in your Singapore night itinerary. It’s an opportunity to be mesmerized by the convergence of light, water, and sound in a breathtaking performance.

16. Mount Faber – Singapore’s Elevated Oasis Under the Stars

Location: Mount Faber, 109 Mount Faber Road, Singapore

Overview: When the sun dips below the horizon and the city lights begin to sparkle, Mount Faber comes to life as a captivating night destination. This hilltop in Singapore offers a unique nocturnal experience, combining lush greenery, panoramic views, and mesmerizing cityscapes.

Cable Car Symphony: One of the most iconic ways to reach Mount Faber is by the Singapore Cable Car. The ride, especially at night, is a symphony of lights and breathtaking views. The cable car cabins are adorned with LEDs, creating a spectacular light show as they glide through the night sky.

The Jewel Box: Mount Faber’s Jewel Box is a must-visit. This hilltop complex is replete with dining options, including the Spuds & Aprons restaurant, where you can savor a delectable meal amidst the stars. The view is especially romantic as you dine under the evening sky.

Garden of Romance: The hilltop’s gardens come alive at night, illuminated by charming fairy lights. These enchanting gardens are perfect for a leisurely stroll, offering intimate corners where you can have a quiet conversation or simply enjoy each other’s company.

Fabulous Views: The night vistas from Mount Faber are nothing short of spectacular. You’ll be treated to unobstructed views of the Singapore skyline, Sentosa Island, and the glimmering waters of Keppel Harbour. It’s an excellent spot for stargazing and soaking in the city’s lights.

City Lights, Starry Nights: Whether you’re visiting Mount Faber with family, friends, or your significant other, the setting guarantees a memorable night. The combination of natural beauty and cityscape views creates a romantic ambiance that is perfect for couples or a night out with loved ones.

A Starry Evening: To complete your evening at Mount Faber, be sure to catch the nightly light show. The show accentuates the hill’s allure with a captivating play of lights and colors, adding a touch of magic to the night.

Endless Adventure: If you’re in the mood for more adventure, embark on the Sentosa Line, a cable car route that will take you to Sentosa Island. It’s an opportunity to explore Sentosa’s nightlife and attractions.

Accessibility: Mount Faber is easily accessible by car or taxi. The Mount Faber Line of the Singapore Cable Car also offers a unique way to reach the hill, providing stunning views of the city.

A Night to Remember: Singapore’s Mount Faber is the place to create lasting memories under the stars. Whether you’re on a family night out, a romantic escapade, or simply seeking a tranquil retreat, Mount Faber’s natural beauty and city vistas provide the ideal setting for a memorable evening.

Plan Your Night: Include a visit to Mount Faber on your Singapore itinerary and experience an elevated oasis under the stars. It’s a serene escape from the bustling city, offering the perfect balance between nature and urban splendor. Enjoy the night as you explore the heights of Mount Faber in Singapore.

Conclusion: A Night for Everyone

Singapore’s nightlife offers a diverse spectrum of experiences, catering to all types of visitors. Whether you’re a night owl who loves to dance till dawn or a family traveler with kids in tow, the Lion City has it all.

For the party animals, the city boasts a myriad of nightclubs, rooftop bars, and entertainment hotspots. You can dance the night away in the energetic ambiance of Club Street, Clarke Quay, or the high-class venues at Marina Bay Sands.

Families with children can indulge in a range of exciting and family-friendly activities after sunset. The renowned Singapore Night Safari allows you to explore the animal kingdom under the stars. The enchanting light shows at Gardens by the Bay offer a mesmerizing spectacle, perfect for young and old. For those seeking a breathtaking view, a cable car ride to Mount Faber ensures both a memorable journey and a panoramic nighttime panorama.

Singapore’s nightlife is not just about parties and nightlife; it’s a comprehensive experience that includes a little something for everyone. So whether you’re a local looking for a lively night out or a tourist exploring the city with your family, Singapore’s nightlife will leave you with unforgettable memories.

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Singapore night safari tickets highlights.

Book the Singapore Night Safari tickets and see around 900 animals during your safari in a serene setting inside the park

Explore 7 distinct geographical zones, including the Himalayan hills and Southeast Asian jungles during your night safari at the park.

Board a tram to get a closer view of elephants, giraffes & hippos and many other animals of the park.

Watch a captivating live show that showcases the behaviors and talents of nocturnal creatures like owls, binturongs, and others.

Get a chance to participate in interactive sessions to learn fascinating facts about the unique adaptations of night animals.

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• If cancellation are made 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
• If cancellation are made 0 days to 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
• In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.

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Singapore night safari tickets overview.

About Singapore Night Safari:

Go on a one-of-its-kind adventure at the Singapore Night Safari, where an animal kingdom comes to life after dusk. Walk through 7 distinct geographical zones, immersing yourself in the sights and sounds of over 2,500 nocturnal animals from around the world. Have an amazing time at the animal shows and performances, including the awe-inspiring owl spectacle that showcases their majestic talents. Aascend the Night Safari Tower and marvel at the breathtaking landscape of the illuminated park. Explore this unique conservation park dedicated to guiding people about preserving the nocturnal animal world.

About Singapore Night Safari Tickets:

• Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Singapore's wildlife at the adventurous Night Safari, where lush foliage and mysterious trails offer captivating views of the jungle.
• Go on a journey through 7 distinct zones within the park, where you'll encounter over 2500 species of captivating wild animals up close in the enchanting realms of the Night Safari.
• Experience the wonder of a tram ride that takes you through diverse ecosystems, granting glimpses of rare and endangered species in their natural habitats.
• Ascend the Night Safari Tower for a mesmerizing panoramic view of the illuminated park, showcasing twilight landscape.
• Enter the captivating realm of River Wonders as you sail through vibrant aquatic habitats, encountering fascinating wildlife from the world's most iconic rivers.
• Savour a delightful feast under the starry night sky, indulging in a tantalizing array of local and international dishes that will delight your taste buds.
• Book your Singapore Night Safari tickets and create unforgettable memories with your family and friends as you explore a sanctuary where animals roam freely in their carefully crafted habitats.

How to Reach

• By MRT : From the City Hall MRT Station, take the North-South Line towards Kranji. Exit at the Kranji MRT Station and get on bus 927 to Night Safari. It will take around 1 hour to reach your destination.
• By Bus: From the Singapore city centre, take bus 190 to Choa Chu Kang Interchange. From Choa Chu Kang Interchange, take Bus 927 to the Night Safari. Arrive at the night safari within 1 hour 30 minutes for an incredible experience!
• By Car : Singapore Night Safari is located around 27.9 km from the Singapore city centre. It will take around 30 minutes to reach your destination by car. 

Singapore Night Safari Tickets faqs

How long are my singapore night safari tickets valid.

Singapore Night Safari tickets are typically valid for a single entry on the date of purchase. If you have purchased tickets in advance for a specific date, they are valid only for that particular date. It's important to use the tickets on the specified date as they may not be valid for entry on any other day.

How much does a Singapore Night Safari tickets cost?

On average, the Night Safari Singapore ticket price ranges from SGD 49 to SGD 69 for adults. Children's tickets are generally priced lower, usually between SGD 33 and SGD 48. Prices can vary based on the type of ticket, such as whether it includes additional experiences like tram rides or combo packages with other attractions

Do we need to buy separate Singapore Night Safari tickets for kids?

Yes, separate Singapore Zoo night safari tickets need to be purchased for children aged 3 to 12 to enter the Singapore Night Safari. Ticket prices for children are typically lower than those for adults.

Is there a tram ride included in my Singapore Night Safari ticket?

Yes, a tram ride is included in the Singapore Night Safari ticket. The tram takes visitors on a guided tour through the park's various exhibits, offering close-up views of nocturnal animals in their natural habitats. It is a highlight of the Night Safari experience and is included in the night safari Singapore ticket cost.

Is it better to buy Singapore Night Safari tickets in advance?

Yes, purchasing Singapore Zoo night safari tickets in advance is advisable, especially during peak tourist seasons or holidays. Buying ticket for night safari Singapore ahead of time allows you to secure your preferred date and time slot, avoiding long queues at the ticket counters. Additionally, online bookings often offer discounts or special packages that may not be available at the gate.

Why is Singapore Night Safari show famous?

The Singapore Night Safari show is famous for its collection of 100 different wildlife species and over 2500 resident animals. It is the first night-time wildlife show in the world. Since its establishment, the park has remained one of the key attractions in Singapore. A 35-minute long tram ride drives you through the 35-hectare dense forest. The walking trail gives you a fair chance to encounter a wide array of friendly animals and get clicked with them. Grab the Singapore Night Safari Tickets to see the Thumbuakar Show, which is an excellent performance by the brave warriors who display their excellence both with tactics and agility. In the end, the food and shopping activities steal the heart of every visitor knocking on the doors of Singapore Night Safari.

What things can we do at Singapore Night Safari?

1. Attend the exclusive Creatures Of The Night Show: In this interactive Creatures of the Night exhibition, see magnificent nocturnal species such as otters, binturongs, civets, and other animals displaying their natural talents. In this fascinating evening amphitheatre experience, interact with experienced keepers and learn more about the spotted hyena and its extraordinary ability to leap for prey with your Singapore night safari tickets.

2. Experience the nocturnal wildlife tours: Explore the wildlife with your own personal guide and buggy at Singapore Zoo's night safari, which is the world's first nocturnal wildlife tour. Make your VIP experience absolutely unforgettable by enjoying mocktails while learning about all of the nocturnal wildlife. In addition, participate in specialised feeding sessions with rhinos and elephants as part of the excursion.

3. Keeper’s Talk: Learn about the zoo's intriguing quirks and features by engaging in an interactive session with the keepers. Regular feeding sessions with the keepers are available to you.Learn more about the animals in the zoo from the zoo keepers, who are trained to have the most up-to-date and specialised knowledge about each one as a part of your Night Safari.

4. Dine-in and indulge in special cuisine experiences: Conclude your evening in the wild with unique and curated dining experiences and choose from a variety of cuisines and meal combos along with basking in the scenic view and atmosphere via the Tipi Tent. Enjoy the famous hearty 4-course Christmas meal, paired with a vast choice of your favourite alternative style wines.

What are the different zones at Singapore Night safari?

1. Fishing cat trail: Take an adventurous trek into the jungle with your Singapore Night Safari tickets, where you can see natural hunters like fishing cats and specialised pholitodas like the giant anteater, armadillo, and pangolin in their native habitat at night. This is a thrilling excursion that will provide you with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see some of nature's predators in their natural habitat.

2. East lodge Trail: This fascinating path will take you on a fantastic adventure where you will see creatures from both Africa and Asia live harmoniously in their native habitats. Explore this incredible trail and see animals like the sloth bear, spotted hyena, Babirusa, Bongo, and many others.

3. Leopard Trail: With your Singapore night safari tickets, follow this fascinating track to see some excellent nature's hunters such as leopards, lions, civets, and porcupines going about their evening habits. Aside from these, you can see Binturong, eagle owl, yellow wattled lapwing, malayan flying fox, and many other wildlife.

4. Wallaby Trail: This trial will transport you to Australia, New Zealand, and New Guinea's natural kingdoms. In this zone, there is a great diversity of habitats as well as the animal kingdom. See sugar gliders, brushtail possums, barn owls, and wallabies, among other marsupials.

What is the best time to visit for Singapore Night Safari?

The best time to visit the Singapore Night Safari is early evening, around 6:30 to 7:00 PM. This timing allows you to explore the park comfortably before the Creatures of the Night Show at 7:15 PM. After the show, you can continue the tram ride through the exhibits when animals are more active, usually between 8:00 and 10:00 PM. This schedule ensures you experience both the show and the tram safari at peak times.

How long does it take to finish the Singapore night safari?

On average, finishing the Singapore night safari will take around 3 to 4 hours. This allows travellers to explore different walking trails and attend the night show. You may take the tram safari through the park's exhibits of nocturnal animals. If you love animals, you may spend some more time.

What to wear at Singapore Night Safari?

If you are going for a Singapore night safari, the first and most important thing is to dress comfortably. Wear lightweight, breathable clothes since you will go on a long ride. Ensure you wear shoes to remain comfortable during the safari. Girls may wear skirts, shorts, kaftans, t-shirts, or tops and more. Whereas boys may wear shirts, loose T-shirts, cargo or shorts. Dress appropriately according to the weather. 

How many shows are there in Singapore Night Safari?

Once you have bought the ticket of night safari Singapore, there is typically one main show called the "Creatures of the Night Show." This show showcases the behaviours and talents of nocturnal animals and is scheduled once a night. Visitors can enjoy this live presentation as part of their experience exploring the park's exhibits and attractions dedicated to nocturnal wildlife.

What languages are spoken by the instructors at the Singapore Night Safari?

At the Singapore Night Safari, the instructors primarily speak English during shows and presentations. However, the park does provide translations and subtitles in Mandarin Chinese for certain presentations to accommodate a wider audience, especially given Singapore's multicultural and multilingual environment.

What are some of the important rules to remember while visiting Singapore Night safari?

With an everlasting experience, one also has to follow certain rules while visiting the Singapore night safari to make it a memorable experience for all. So following are certain rules that everyone is supposed to follow during this trip:

• Do not venture into prohibited areas and stay with your group. Otherwise this might result in you facing dangerous situations in the wild
• Stay seated when asked to during the entire trip.
• Do not try to provoke the animals on display or disrespect them. Remember, they are living beings too.
• Do not click pictures without the consent of the performers during the shows. Not following this might lead to some legal actions. 
• In case of photos being taken during the trip, SWITCH OFF your flash. In case of the flash being turned on, the animal being photographed might be disturbed, startled or even blinded.  

Can I bring outside food inside the Singapore Night Safari?

No, you cannot carry outside food inside the Singapore Night Safari. Since several dining options are available, you may book a table and enjoy a meal. If you want to try vegetarian or vegan options, several restaurants are serving those as well. 

Is the Singapore Night Safari Flyer wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the Singapore Flyer is a separate attraction from the Night Safari and is wheelchair accessible. It offers accessible cabins with ramps for easy entry and exit. Visitors with mobility needs can comfortably enjoy panoramic views of Singapore's skyline from the Flyer.

Can we go to the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari on the same day?

Yes, visiting the Singapore Zoo and the Night Safari on the same day is possible. The Singapore Zoo operates during the day, while the Night Safari opens in the evening. It's advisable to plan your time carefully to enjoy both experiences fully. Ensure you confirm bookings in advance on our website.

Can we walk in the Singapore Night Safari?

Yes, you can explore walking trails at the Singapore Night Safari. These trails, such as the Fishing Cat Trail and Leopard Trail, allow guests to see animals up close in their habitats. The walking trails complement the tram ride experience, offering a different perspective on nocturnal wildlife and enhancing the overall experience of the Night Safari.

What dining options are available at Singapore Night Safari?

1. Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant: Enjoy a unique experience and a happy tummy in this dine in restaurant with reminiscences of the kampungs (villages) of old. With a great ambience consisting of a 300 seater dining hall and wooden interior. This dine in experience will leave you with a delighted heart.

2. Pandastic takeaway family meal: ungry but don't really wanna dine in? No worries! Pandastic takeaway family meals are also available during the night safari! This delicious menu of panda themed takeaway family meals has got your back.

3. Citrus by the pool: If you are looking for an elegant array of cuisine and good customer service, then this is the place to be. Enjoy a comprehensive cuisines with unending options of continental, seafood and malaysian items in the menu!

Which are the other activities to book in Singapore with Thrillophilia?

Below are some of the activities that you can book in Singapore with Thrillophilia:

• Gardens by the Bay Tickets
• Sentosa Fun Pass
• DUCKtours Singapore
• Giant Swing Sentosa Tickets
• Singapore Flyer Ticket
• Jurong Bird Park Ticket
• Bungee Jump Sentosa
• Tiger Brewery Tour
• Singapore City Tour
• NERF Action Xperience Tickets
• Zipline Singapore

Which are the top Singapore attraction tickets I can book via Thrillophilia?

Here is the list of top Singapore attraction tickets that can be booked via Thrillophilia:

Universal Studios Singapore Tickets

• Wild Wild Wet Tickets
• Kiztopia Singapore Tickets
• Snow City Singapore Tickets
• Trick Eye Museum Singapore Tickets
• Artscience Museum Singapore Tickets
• Adventure Cove Waterpark Tickets
• National Gallery Singapore Tickets
• Singapore Science Centre Tickets
• National Orchid Garden Tickets
• AIRZONE Singapore Tickets

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