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Night Safari at Singapore Zoo

Plan to spend three or four hours exploring the Night Safari park.
Don’t forget insect repellant—the open-air park is located in a tropical jungle and mosquitoes can be prevalent.
Strollers and wheelchairs must be folded before boarding the safari tram.
The Night Safari experience is entirely accessible for wheelchair users, with designated viewing platforms and paved paths throughout.
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What’s the best way to experience the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo?
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How much does it cost to visit the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo in 2026?
Night Safari tickets cost SG$58 for adults and SG$41 for children aged 3–12. Singapore residents can access discounted rates, with adult prices starting from SG$46.40. Seniors over 60 pay SG$20, and children under 3 get in for free. Tickets include a complimentary tram service.
Is the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo worth visiting?
Yes, the Night Safari is worth visiting. This after-dark safari experience offers the chance to spot nocturnal wildlife throughout the vast jungle park. If you want to skip the logistics, booking a tour with round-trip hotel transfers means you can spend less time navigating the city and more time watching the animals.
Per one customer who booked the Night Safari Tour without Dinner, "So glad we did this. We were picked up from our hotel and connected with four other guests. Our driver helped us navigate the zoo, helping us get the most out of the experience. I really appreciated his narration on the tram and the walk along the trail."
What is the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo, and what makes it unique?
The Night Safari at Singapore Zoo is the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park that lets you see nocturnal animals in their natural habitat. The open-air zoo is home to more than 900 animals and 100 species. You can explore by tram or on foot and watch special animal presentations and talks.
How long does a typical visit to the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo last, and what can visitors expect to see?
Most visitors spend 3-4 hours at Night Safari at Singapore Zoo. The tram ride takes around 30 minutes, and there are four walking trails to explore. You can expect to see different nocturnal animals moving around. Special events, talks, and presentations are offered several times a night and last 5-30 minutes.
Are there any guided tours available at the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo, and how can I book them?
Yes. In addition to the narrated 30-minute tram ride, Night Safari at Singapore Zoo offers a private 2-hour Safari Adventure tour for groups of up to seven people. Tour participants travel by buggy and can enjoy close encounters with animals and learn more about them from a personal guide. You can book the tour online or in person.
Can you take photos or videos during the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo experience?
Yes. You can take photos and videos during the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo experience. However, you’re asked to avoid using flash, especially during animal presentations, as that can distract, confuse, frighten, or even hurt animals. You should also avoid disturbing wildlife or their environment when taking photos and videos.
Are there any dining options available at the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo, and what kind of food is served?
Yes. You can dine indoors or outdoors at the Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant at Night Safari at Singapore Zoo. The restaurant offers a buffet of Asian and Indian cuisine, grilled dishes, and desserts. The park also offers a seasonal Evening in the Wild dining experience of a 4-course set menu under a lakeside tipi.
Are there any special events or shows at the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo?
Yes. As well as the tram ride and walking trails, Night Safari at Singapore Zoo offers several nightly special events and shows, such as the Creatures of the Night animal presentation, interactive keeper talks for different animals, and an LED light show. Private tours and seasonal dining experiences are also available.
What are the best attractions in Singapore other than the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo?
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