Singapore Night Safari: Tickets

Singapore Night Safari FAQs

• ‍Do I need to book tickets in advance for Singapore Night Safari?
• We always suggest booking in advance if you know the dates you are visiting.
• Is the Singapore Night Safari safe?
• Absolutely! You don’t get any closer to the animals than you do at a normal zoo. It’s just you visit this one during the dark and it makes it fun!
• Are they moving animals at Singapore Night Safari?
• Yes, they are swapping some animals with Singapore Zoo. The Singapore Zoo are getting the Malayan Tigers and The Singapore Night Safari are getting the White Tigers from the zoo. This provides both pairs with new environments for them to explore.
• How long does it take to visit Singapore Night Safari?
• It normally takes visitors around 3-4 hours to enjoy the Singapore Night Safari.

Singapore Night Safari Fun Facts‍

• World’s First Nocturnal Zoo: It was the world’s first open-air zoo designed exclusively for night-time visits!
• In A Tropical Forest: The Singapore Night Safari covers around 35 hectares (86 acres) of the rainforest which is next to adjacent the Singapore Zoo on the Mandai Wild Life Reserve!
• Home to Hundreds of Animals: The Singapore Night Zoo is home to over 900 animals from around 100 different species.
• High Conservation Value: Just under half of the species at the zoo are classed as threatened or endangered.
• Special Lighting Design: Given its a night zoo, the lighting throughout the park mimics moonlight, so it’s bright enough for you to see the animals, but dim enough to allow the animals to act naturally.
• Four Walking Trails: There are 4 walking trails for you to explore on foot. The East Lodge, Fishing Cat, Leopard and Tasmanian Devil trails.
• Seven Geographical Zones by Tram: The zoo’s tram tour covers seven different habitat zones.
• “Creatures of the Night” Show: The zoo offers a popular live performance that shows the nocturnal animals’ natural behaviors and often includes the otters and spotted hyenas and tribal dances and a fire-breathing act!
• Notable Animal Residents: The zoo is home to Chawang the Indian elephant; Tripod, a one-legged Indochinese clouded leopard; and the white lion Sipho!
• First Captive-Born Sunda Pangolin: The world’s first Sunda pangolin birth in captivity happened at Singapore Night Safari!
• ‍Successful Breeding Programs: The zoo has successfully bred species including Malayan tigers, Asian elephants, clouded leopards, Malayan tapirs and fishing cats!