Night Safari

Worth knowing before you go

• Book ahead: The Creatures of the Night show sells out fast — it must be reserved separately via the park portal, which opens 2 hours before each performance.
• Book ahead: Rhino and elephant feeding are paid add-ons with fixed time slots that must be booked in advance and may clash with the show schedule.
• Crowds: Tram queues run 45–90 minutes in the first two hours after opening; the wait drops to under 10 minutes after 9:30pm.
• On foot: The trails include steep slopes and stairs; they are largely pushchair-accessible but can be challenging for wheelchairs or limited mobility.
• Getting there: The park is 30–45 minutes from central Singapore; late-night public transport is limited after 11pm, so booking a Grab before leaving the park works best.
• Cost: Food and souvenirs on site are priced well above average; the entry ticket feels best value when the tram, trails and show are all combined.
• Rules: Flash photography is prohibited throughout to protect the animals; phone cameras struggle in the low light, so a dedicated low-light camera helps.
• Rules: Insect repellent is strongly recommended — the park is a tropical outdoor environment at night and mosquito bites are commonly reported.