Singapore Zoo - Night Safari
The Zoo is one of the main attractions in Singapore, it also hosts the Jurong Bird Park and the popular Night Safari (the worlds first).
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NIGHT SAFARI Infos:
Opening Hours:
6:00pm - 12mn daily
Last admission is at 11.00pm
Admission Rates:
Adult S$22.00
Child (3 to 12 years old) S$11.00
Getting There:
By Bus
From the city, take service 171 to Mandai Road, then alight at the first bus stop and transfer to service 927 or 926 (operates only on Sundays and Public Holidays).
From the City, take bus service 167 to Upper Thomson Road, then alight at the first bus stop and transfer to bus service 138. Whole trip takes about 1hr 15min to 1hr 30min.
By Mass Rapid Transit
From Ang Mo Kio MRT (NS16), take bus service 138.
From Choa Chu Kang MRT (BP1/NS4), take bus service 927.
From Woodlands station (NS9) or Marsiling station (NS8), take bus service 926 (operates only on Sundays and Public Holidays).
Bus trips take approximately 30-40 minutes.
By Bus Hub Service
This is the latest direct bus between Orchard Road and Night Safari. For a single trip fee of $4, visitors can pop by any of the following hotels at various pick-up timing for a convenient and comfortable ride to the Night Safari.
6.00pm / 7.00pm / 8.00pm Orchard Hotel
6.05pm / 7.05pm / 8.05pm DFS Galleria
6.10pm / 7.10pm / 8.10pm Sheraton Towers
6.15pm / 7.15pm / 8.15pm Grand Hyatt Hotel
6.20pm / 7.20pm / 8.20pm Le Meridien Hotel
6.25pm / 7.25pm / 8.25pm Hotel Rendezvous
6.30pm / 7.30pm / 8.30pm Tekka Mall
6.35pm / 7.35pm / 8.35pm The Claremount Hotel
Departs from Night Safari at 9.30pm, 10.00pm, 10.30pm, 11.00pm and 11.30pm daily
Addition departure at 12mn on Fri, Sat and eve of PH
Singapore Zoo - Night Safari Links:
Singapore Night Safari (Official Website)
Singapore Zoo (Official Website)
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