Gardens by the Bay Ticket 2026: Flower Dome or Cloud Forest?

Published: 8 October 2026 · Last updated: 8 October 2026 · Author: Garry Shi, Cashback Expert, ShopBack

If you are visiting Singapore, you do not have to choose: Gardens by the Bay does not sell a Cloud Forest only ticket, and the official ticket for non-residents is the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest pair at S$46 per adult and S$32 per child, according to Gardens by the Bay at the time of writing. It is worth getting if you have two hours. Singapore residents can buy Flower Dome alone for S$12, but Cloud Forest only comes in the pair at S$34.

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The verdict

Buy the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest pair unless you are a Singapore resident who only wants the flowers. For non-residents, the pair at S$46 is the entry-level official conservatory ticket, so the real question is whether to add the third attraction. For residents, Flower Dome alone at S$12 is the cheapest way in, and the pair at S$34 is the better buy if you want the waterfall and the dinosaurs. Whichever ticket you pick, go through ShopBack before you check out on Klook, Pelago or KKday, so you pay less on the same ticket.

Which Gardens by the Bay ticket is worth getting, Flower Dome or Cloud Forest?

For most visitors the choice is made for you: Cloud Forest is not sold on its own, so the ticket worth getting is the pair. Here is how the two domes differ, so you know what you are paying for.

Flower Dome is the place for flowers. Gardens by the Bay describes it as home to plants from the Mediterranean, South African savannahs and arid deserts, with a seasonal flower display that changes through the year. The recommended visit is about one hour. It opens daily from 9am to 9pm, with last admission at 8.30pm.

Cloud Forest is the place for height and drama. It is home to one of the world's tallest indoor waterfalls and a mountain covered in plants, with aerial walkways around it. It holds more than 72,000 plants, including more than 50 species with lineages that go back to the Jurassic period, according to Gardens by the Bay. It currently features Jurassic World: The Experience, with life-sized animatronic dinosaurs, including an 8.5 metre Brachiosaurus and a Tyrannosaurus rex. Last admission is 8pm, and the dome mists at 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm and 8pm.

Rule of thumb:

• Two hours and curious kids: the pair. Cloud Forest is usually the bigger draw for children.
• One hour, flowers only, Singapore resident: Flower Dome alone at S$12.
• Half a day with young children: the three-attraction bundle, which adds Disney Garden of Wonder at Floral Fantasy and a shuttle.

Gardens by the Bay ticket prices 2026

According to Gardens by the Bay at the time of writing, the pair costs S$46 per non-resident adult and S$34 per resident adult. All prices are in Singapore dollars and include GST.

Non-resident prices

Ticket	Adult	Child (3 to 12)	Suggested time
Flower Dome and Cloud Forest (featuring Jurassic World: The Experience)	S$46	S$32	2 hours
Flower Dome, Jurassic World at Cloud Forest, Disney Garden of Wonder at Floral Fantasy, plus shuttle	S$58 (full price S$73)	S$41 (full price S$51)	3 hours
OCBC Skyway	S$14	S$10	15 minutes

Singapore resident prices

Ticket	Adult	Senior (60+)	Child (3 to 12)
Flower Dome only	S$12	S$8	S$8
Flower Dome and Cloud Forest	S$34	S$29	S$26
Three-attraction bundle with shuttle	S$42 (full price S$49)	S$34 (full price S$40)	S$32 (full price S$37)

Resident rates apply to Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents and people living in Singapore, including Employment Pass, Work Permit and Dependent Pass holders. Gardens by the Bay says proof of residency and a local bank card may be required, and you pay to upgrade if you cannot show proof.

Both domes close on scheduled maintenance days, which change through the year, so check the opening hours page on the Gardens by the Bay website before you go.

What you can do at Gardens by the Bay for free

The outdoor gardens and the Supertree light show cost nothing. According to Gardens by the Bay, Garden Rhapsody, the light and sound show at the Supertree Grove, plays daily at 7.45pm and 8.45pm with free admission. Ticketed events such as Christmas Wonderland can charge for the Supertree Grove during their run.

The OCBC Skyway is ticketed: a 128 metre walkway 22 metres above the ground between two Supertrees, at S$14 per non-resident adult and S$10 per child. A good plan for a first visit is the pair in the late afternoon, then dinner, then the 7.45pm show for free.

Gardens by the Bay ticket best deals for 2026

The most reliable saving is choosing the right ticket, then paying less on it. In order:

1. Pick the right bundle. For non-residents the three-attraction bundle at S$58 costs S$12 more than the pair, and adds Floral Fantasy and a shuttle. If you would not visit Floral Fantasy, the pair is the better deal.
2. Use the resident rate if you qualify. A resident adult pays S$34 for the pair against S$46 for a visitor.
3. Check card promotions. Gardens by the Bay lists promotions for 10% off Flower Dome admission with OCBC credit or debit cards, the PAssion Card and the SAFRA card, each with its own terms.
4. Compare booking sites. Klook, Pelago and KKday all list Gardens by the Bay tickets; compare their final checkout price against the official price on the day.
5. Go through ShopBack before you check out. That gets you a post-purchase discount on the order: once the booking is confirmed, part of what you paid comes back as cash.

Klook vs Pelago vs KKday for Gardens by the Bay tickets

Klook, Pelago and KKday all sell Gardens by the Bay tickets, and the cheapest one changes with each site's promotions, so compare on the day rather than relying on a fixed winner. Each has its own strengths:

• Klook is a Hong Kong founded activities platform with a wide range of Singapore attraction tickets, which makes it handy if you are booking several attractions in one go.
• Pelago is the travel experiences platform from the Singapore Airlines group, which suits travellers who already plan their trip around Singapore Airlines.
• KKday is a Taiwan founded activities platform. Its Gardens by the Bay listing notes that conservatory and attraction tickets are a one-time entry on the same day, with no re-entry.

How to compare fairly:

• Compare the final price at checkout, including any booking fee, not the headline price.
• Check that the ticket is the same product: the pair, or the three-attraction bundle.
• Check the date rules and cancellation terms on each listing.
• Then check the live rate on each site's ShopBack page, because what comes back after you pay changes your effective price.

How to book Gardens by the Bay on Klook, Pelago or KKday through ShopBack

Booking through ShopBack lowers the cost of the trip, and you still book on the site you chose. The ticket, the QR code and any changes are handled by Klook, Pelago or KKday as normal.

1. Open the store's page on ShopBack Singapore: Klook, Pelago or KKday.
2. Check the live rate and the terms on that page.
3. Tap through, then search for Gardens by the Bay and pick your ticket.
4. Check out in the same session.
5. Look for the order in your ShopBack account afterwards.

Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. Here is a worked example with an illustrative rate:

• A family of two adults and one child books the pair on a booking site at the official prices: S$46 + S$46 + S$32 = S$124.
• At an illustrative 5%, S$6.20 comes back through ShopBack.
• The effective price is S$117.80.

That 5% is only an example, so check the live rate on the store's ShopBack page before you book.

Other Singapore attractions sold on the same sites

Klook, Pelago and KKday also sell tickets for other Singapore attractions, such as Singapore Zoo, Universal Studios Singapore and the Singapore Flyer, and the same step applies: go through ShopBack before you check out.

FAQ

Which Gardens by the Bay ticket is worth getting, Flower Dome or Cloud Forest?

For most visitors the choice is made for you: Gardens by the Bay does not sell Cloud Forest on its own, and the official ticket for non-residents is the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest pair at S$46 per adult and S$32 per child aged 3 to 12. It is worth getting if you have about two hours. Singapore residents can buy Flower Dome alone for S$12, but Cloud Forest only comes in the pair at S$34 per resident adult. If you only want one dome and you are a resident, Flower Dome alone is the cheapest; if you want the waterfall and the Jurassic World dinosaurs, buy the pair.

How much is a Gardens by the Bay ticket in 2026?

According to Gardens by the Bay at the time of writing, non-residents pay S$46 per adult and S$32 per child (3 to 12) for Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. The bundle that adds Disney Garden of Wonder at Floral Fantasy and a shuttle is listed at S$58 per adult and S$41 per child, against a full price of S$73 and S$51. Singapore residents pay S$12 for Flower Dome alone (S$8 for children and seniors aged 60 and above) or S$34 per adult for both domes. Prices are in Singapore dollars and include GST.

Can I buy a Cloud Forest ticket only?

Not on the official site at the time of writing. Gardens by the Bay sells Cloud Forest only as part of the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest pair or the three-attraction bundle. Singapore residents can buy Flower Dome on its own, but not Cloud Forest on its own.

Is the Flower Dome or Cloud Forest better for kids?

Cloud Forest usually holds children's attention longer because it currently features Jurassic World: The Experience, with life-sized animatronic dinosaurs including an 8.5 metre Brachiosaurus, plus one of the world's tallest indoor waterfalls. Gardens by the Bay warns the experience has loud sound effects and flashing lights, so sensitive children may prefer Flower Dome, where the flower displays change through the year.

How long do you need for Flower Dome and Cloud Forest?

Gardens by the Bay recommends about one hour for each dome and about two hours for the pair. Both domes open daily from 9am to 9pm; last admission is 8.30pm for Flower Dome and 8pm for Cloud Forest. Cloud Forest mists at 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm and 8pm, which is a good time to be on the walkways.

What can I see at Gardens by the Bay for free?

The outdoor gardens and the Supertree Grove light and sound show are free. According to Gardens by the Bay, Garden Rhapsody plays daily at 7.45pm and 8.45pm with free admission, though ticketed events such as Christmas Wonderland can charge for Supertree Grove. The OCBC Skyway, a 128 metre walkway 22 metres up between two Supertrees, is ticketed at S$14 per non-resident adult.

Is it cheaper to buy Gardens by the Bay tickets on Klook, Pelago or KKday?

It depends on the day. Klook, Pelago and KKday all list Gardens by the Bay tickets, and their prices move with their own promotions, so there is no fixed winner. Compare the final checkout price on each against the official S$46 for the pair on the day you book. Then go through ShopBack before you check out on the one you choose, so part of what you pay comes back as cash.

Do I need proof of residency for the resident price?

It may be asked for. Gardens by the Bay says resident rates apply to Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents and those living in Singapore, including Employment Pass, Work Permit and Dependent Pass holders, and that proof of residency and a local bank card may be required. Without proof, you pay to upgrade the ticket.

Are there card discounts on Gardens by the Bay tickets?

Gardens by the Bay lists promotions for 10% off Flower Dome admission with OCBC credit or debit cards, the PAssion Card and the SAFRA card. Each promotion has its own terms and dates, so check the promotions page on the Gardens by the Bay website before you buy.

How does ShopBack lower the cost of a Gardens by the Bay ticket?

Before you check out on Klook, Pelago or KKday, go through ShopBack Singapore. You still book on the site you chose at its price, and after the order is confirmed, part of what you paid comes back as cash. It works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. Check the live rate on each store's ShopBack page.

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Key takeaways

• Cloud Forest is not sold alone. Visitors buy the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest pair at S$46 per adult and S$32 per child.
• Residents have a Flower Dome only option at S$12, and the pair at S$34.
• The three-attraction bundle adds Floral Fantasy and a shuttle for S$58 per non-resident adult at the time of writing.
• Garden Rhapsody is free, daily at 7.45pm and 8.45pm.
• Compare Klook, Pelago and KKday on the final checkout price, then go through ShopBack Singapore before you check out.

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Ready to book?

Open Klook on ShopBack Singapore, Pelago on ShopBack or KKday on ShopBack, check the live rate, and tap through before you check out on the S$46 pair.

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Disclaimer

The views and recommendations expressed in this article are those of the author. Ticket prices, bundles, opening hours, maintenance closures and promotions are set by Gardens by the Bay and the booking sites, and change over time; figures were taken from the Gardens by the Bay website at the time of writing. Rates and terms on ShopBack Singapore change, and each store's ShopBack page is the authoritative source for eligibility and exclusions.

This article is intended for general informational purposes only and should not be considered professional or financial advice.