Singapore Oceanarium Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Singapore Oceanarium. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Singapore Instagram Tour By Car (Private & All-Inclusive)

• Sentosa Island Escapade with Roundtrip Transfers

• Singapore Universal Studio & S.E.A Aquarium-COMBO One-Day Pass (Shared transfer)

• Skip the Line : S.E.A. Aquarium One Day Ticket only

Singapore Oceanarium tickets are discounted for Singaporean residents, with higher prices at peak times (weekends, public holidays, June, and December). Non-resident children (aged 4–12) and seniors (aged 60-plus) pay SG$39 off-peak and SG$43 during peak times; non-resident adults (aged 13–59) pay SG$50 off-peak and SG$55 during peak times.

The Singapore Oceanarium usually operates 10am–7pm daily, but sometimes closes early for special events. The Pier Adventure web walk usually operates slightly shorter hours, while shows and feeding times follow their own schedules, but normally conclude well before closing time.

Formerly S.E.A. Aquarium, the Singapore Oceanarium forms part of Resorts World Sentosa on Sentosa Island. From Harbourfront MRT (Circle and North East lines), you can ride the Singapore Cable Car to Imbiah Station, or take the exit to Vivocity then walk the boardwalk or catch the Sentosa Express to Resorts World.

Yes, the Singapore Oceanarium is great for kids. Three times the size of the old aquarium, with 22 separate zones, it’s home to marine critters, from manta rays and hammerhead sharks to jellyfish and coral. Educational opportunities run from shark feeding to displays on floating garbage patches and marine pollution.

Yes, the Singapore Oceanarium is a modern aquarium that’s generally easy to access for travelers using wheelchairs or other personal mobility aids. Some activities, such as the Pier Adventure net walk, the scuba diving programs, and other encounters with marine life, are not wheelchair friendly.