
Nocturnal wildlife park in Mandai, north Singapore
SGD 58
Every guest picks an entry slot when buying from the park's own shop or gate; evening slots often fill, so book ahead.
Is it free?No, entry is by paid ticket, and every guest chooses an entry time slot when booking.
As of Oct 2026 · Last entry: 11:15 PM
2–3 h
The tram ride plus a couple of trails makes for an unhurried evening, so plan dinner around it.
Trails and the tram start a while after the gates open, so a later slot avoids the first rush; weekday evenings are quieter.
Every visitor picks an entry slot, and the tram and trails start a while after opening, so the first slot means a short wait.
Most people begin with the tram, which glides past habitats from Himalayan foothills to Asian river valleys, with a guide explaining what you see. Then follow the walking trails on foot, where leopards, flying squirrels, bats and owls may appear close by. The evening animal presentation near the entrance is popular, so check its schedule. Keep voices low and let your eyes adjust.
Khatib (North South line), then the M2 bus As of Oct 2026
The park shares the Mandai wildlife area with the zoo; take the MRT and a park shuttle bus, or a taxi late at night.
Every guest must choose a time slot for entry, as of Oct 2026. Tickets are sold through the official Mandai ticket shop, and the Book box on this page shows partner tickets and current prices. Evening slots often fill at weekends, so booking ahead is usually advised.
On a Friday the park is usually open 6:00 PM–12:00 AM, with last entry 11:15 PM, as of Oct 2026. The walking trails and the tram start a while after the gates open. Since the park only opens in the evening, many visitors plan an early dinner first.
Many visitors allow about 2–3 h, as of Oct 2026. A tram ride plus one or more walking trails makes up a typical evening. The presentation near the entrance adds time, and moving slowly in the dark while your eyes adjust also stretches the visit.
An open tram with commentary covers the main zones, and themed walking trails lead past animals that are active after dark, from tapirs to lions. Flash photography is not allowed, as of Oct 2026. Keep voices low and let your eyes adjust to the dim light.
Night Safari shares the Mandai area with Singapore Zoo in the north of the island. An MRT ride and a dedicated park bus that runs late make the trip back easy; the map on this page shows the nearest station, as of Oct 2026.