Changi Chapel and Museum Tours and Tickets

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• Ticket to Singapore Changi Chapel and Museum

International travelers pay more than Singapore residents to enter Changi Chapel and Museum. Adult tickets cost SG$9, seniors (aged 60-plus) and students pay SG$7, and a family of five pays SG$27; admission is free for children 6 and under. There is a small additional charge for taxes.

Changi Chapel and Museum is out near the airport in Changi, east Singapore. Catch the metro to Upper Changi Station (Downtown Line), then ride bus 2 seven stops, which drops you off across the road from Changi Chapel and Museum. Some find it easier to take a taxi or rideshare, or join a tour.

Changi Chapel and Museum is open Tuesday to Sunday, 9:30am–5:30pm, with the last entry at 5pm; it’s closed on Mondays, except on public holidays. The space is rarely crowded, so you can visit at a time that works with your schedule.

No, you don’t need to take a tour to visit Changi Chapel and Museum. The site does offer free guided tours, subject to group size restrictions and the availability of guides, but travelers are free to explore the site independently and the floor plan is easy to follow.

Yes, Changi Chapel and Museum is accessible, with barrier-free entry to the galleries and the chapel, as well as adapted restrooms. Manual wheelchairs can be borrowed from the counter, and there are large-print exhibition captions and audio tours available on the site’s mobile platform.