How Much Is a Night Safari Ticket in 2026 and Where to Get a Discount?

Published: 8 October 2026 · Last updated: 8 October 2026 · Author: Austin Pua, Travel Booking and Deals Editor, ShopBack

A Night Safari adult ticket costs S$58 for tourists in 2026, and S$48 on regular days or S$52 on peak days for Singapore residents buying online with a free WildPass, according to Mandai Wildlife Reserve at the time of writing. The main ways to pay less are WildPass for residents, a Destination Pass for tourists visiting more than one park, and Friends of Mandai membership for repeat visits. Whichever ticket you pick, go through ShopBack before you book.

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How much is a Night Safari ticket, and where can I get a discount?

Night Safari tickets range from S$25 to S$58 at the time of writing, depending on whether you are a local resident or a tourist, your age and the day you visit. Mandai Wildlife Reserve, which runs Night Safari, publishes one price table for local residents (WildPass rates, bought online) and another for tourists.

Night Safari ticket	Adult	Child	Local student	Senior
Local resident, regular day	S$48	S$32	S$32	S$25
Local resident, peak day	S$52	S$36	S$36	S$25
Tourist	S$58	S$41	Not listed	Not listed

Source: Mandai Wildlife Reserve single attraction price table, at the time of writing. Prices are in Singapore dollars and include 9% GST.

What counts as a regular or peak day. For Night Safari, Mandai's regular days are Sunday to Thursday, excluding public holidays and the eves of public holidays. Peak days are Friday, Saturday, public holidays and the day before a public holiday. Night Safari's calendar differs from the daytime parks, so a Sunday evening is a regular day here.

Where the discounts are. At the time of writing, the main ways to pay less are:

• WildPass (residents). Free to join, and it unlocks the resident prices in the table above when you buy online.
• Destination Passes (tourists). A 2-park or 6-park pass that includes Night Safari, priced below buying each park separately.
• Friends of Mandai membership. Annual access for frequent visitors, paid monthly.
• Booking sites. Klook and Pelago sell Mandai park tickets, so compare their price for the same ticket and date.
• ShopBack. Go through ShopBack Singapore to whichever site you book on, so the price you pay comes down after the booking is confirmed.

Singapore Zoo ticket prices

A Singapore Zoo adult ticket costs S$49 for tourists, and S$39 on regular days or S$44 on peak days for local residents with WildPass, according to Mandai at the time of writing. For the daytime parks, regular days are Monday to Friday excluding public holidays, and peak days are weekends and public holidays.

Singapore Zoo ticket	Adult	Child	Local student	Senior
Local resident, regular day	S$39	S$27	S$27	S$25
Local resident, peak day	S$44	S$30	S$30	S$25
Tourist	S$49	S$34	Not listed	Not listed

Bird Paradise has the same prices as Singapore Zoo on Mandai's table. River Wonders is S$35 for a resident adult on regular days and S$45 for a tourist adult. According to Mandai, the tram or shuttle service is included in admission for Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and Bird Paradise.

Singapore Zoo ticket in 2026: who pays what

In 2026, what you pay for Singapore Zoo and Night Safari depends mainly on whether you can join WildPass. According to Mandai, WildPass is open to Singapore citizens, permanent residents and holders of an Employment Pass, Work Permit or Dependant's Pass aged 15 and above with a valid Singpass account. It is free to join, has no expiry and needs no minimum spend.

What WildPass gives you, according to Mandai at the time of writing:

• Local-exclusive pricing on single attraction tickets bought online.
• 10% off selected food and drink, retail outlets and photo booths in the Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
• 10% off wildlife experiences such as behind-the-scenes tours.
• Wild Birthday: one free entry in your birthday month to Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise, Rainforest Wild Adventure or River Wonders, with a full-paying adult ticket, for onsite purchase only. Night Safari is not on that list.

Children under 3 enter free when accompanied by an adult aged over 21 holding a ticket to the same attraction, according to Mandai's pass terms. That matters for young families, because a toddler adds nothing to the bill.

Singapore Zoo ticket: best deals in 2026

The best deals on Singapore Zoo and Night Safari tickets in 2026 are usually a Destination Pass for tourists and WildPass pricing on a regular day for residents. According to Mandai at the time of writing, the tourist Destination Passes are:

Destination Pass (tourists)	Adult	Child (3 to 12)	What Mandai says it saves
2 Attractions, 1-Day	S$88	S$60	Up to 25% off single admission
6 Attractions, 1-Day	S$118	S$90	Up to 60%
6 Attractions, 5-Day	S$158	S$110	Up to 50%

All three passes can include Night Safari alongside Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, Rainforest Wild Adventure and Exploria. A common plan is Singapore Zoo by day and Night Safari after dark on the same date, which the 2 Attractions pass covers. On Mandai's tourist prices, those two adult tickets cost S$107 bought separately (S$49 plus S$58), against S$88 for the pass.

For frequent visitors, Mandai's Friends of Mandai membership gives annual access to its parks. At the time of writing, Mandai advertises access to five wildlife attractions plus a choice of indoor attraction for S$58 a month, and members get up to 15% off dining and shopping. Members still need to book a Night Safari slot on the Membership Portal before they go.

Other ways to keep the night cheap:

• Visit Sunday to Thursday. Resident prices are S$4 lower for adults than on peak nights.
• Eat before you go in. Mandai itself recommends having dinner before you enter Night Safari.
• Bring a water bottle. Mandai has water refill stations around the park.

Mandai Wildlife Reserve vs Klook for Singapore Zoo tickets: price comparison in 2026

For local residents, Mandai's own website is usually the place to start, because that is where Mandai sells WildPass prices online. For tourists, the fair comparison is the same ticket, for the same date, on Mandai's site and on a booking site.

Check	Why it matters
Resident or tourist price	WildPass prices are for residents buying on Mandai's own site
Same park and date	Regular and peak days are priced differently
Single ticket or pass	A Destination Pass can beat two single tickets
Time slot	Night Safari needs a time slot, so check the booking includes one or how to choose it
Cancellation terms	Weather and plans change; check before you pay

Neither Mandai nor Klook is cheaper every time for tourists, and prices on booking sites can change with promotions. Compare the total for your group, then go through ShopBack Singapore to the one that is lower.

Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Klook and Pelago for Singapore Zoo tickets

Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Klook and Pelago all sell tickets for Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, and each has its own programme worth knowing.

Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Mandai runs Night Safari, Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise, River Wonders and Rainforest Wild Adventure, and sells tickets on its own site. Its site is where Mandai sells WildPass resident prices online and its official Destination Passes. Go through ShopBack to Mandai Wildlife Reserve before you book.

Klook. Klook is a Hong Kong-based travel booking platform that sells tours, attraction tickets and public transport. It is a common place for visitors to compare Singapore attraction tickets. Go through ShopBack to Klook before you book.

Pelago. Pelago is a travel experiences platform by Singapore Airlines, according to Pelago's own site, and it lists Night Safari tickets from Mandai Wildlife Reserve. At the time of writing, Pelago says members can earn or redeem miles on bookings. Go through ShopBack to Pelago before you book.

Other places that sell Singapore attraction tickets include KKday, Trip.com and Traveloka.

What to know before you go to Night Safari

Night Safari opens daily from 6pm to midnight, with last entry at 11.15pm, according to Mandai at the time of writing. Mandai calls it the world's first nocturnal wildlife park, with four walking trails and the Safari Adventure Tram to see more than 900 nocturnal animals.

• Time slot. All guests and members need to select a time slot for their Night Safari visit.
• Tram. Included in admission. Trams run from 7pm to the last departure at 11.20pm, and each ride takes about 30 minutes.
• Show seats. Seats for the Creatures of the Night presentation are booked online, with booking opening 2 hours before each show.
• No flash. Mandai asks visitors to switch off flash photography, as it can disturb the animals.
• Insect repellent and comfortable shoes. Both are on Mandai's own tips list.

Why ShopBack is a step before you book

Booking a park visit online: pick your date, compare the ticket on Mandai's site and the booking sites, go through ShopBack to the site you chose, then pay with your card. Going through ShopBack gets you a cash rebate on the same order, at the same store. The step takes a few seconds:

1. Open the ShopBack Singapore app or website.
2. Search for the site you chose, such as Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Klook or Pelago.
3. Tap through from the ShopBack page and book your Night Safari or Singapore Zoo tickets as normal.
4. Once the booking is confirmed by the site, cashback is added to your ShopBack account.

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. You can withdraw it once it is confirmed.

Here is how it looks for a family. On a S$200 set of park tickets at an illustrative 5% rate, S$10 comes back to your ShopBack account, so the effective price is S$190. The rate here is only an example; check the live rate on the store's ShopBack page before you tap through, because eligible products can differ by site. Tickets bought at the gate are not online orders, so they do not go through ShopBack.

Paying with your card

A card's rewards and ShopBack usually both apply to the same online ticket order, because one comes from your bank and the other comes from going through ShopBack. Some card promotions with Mandai have their own terms, so check the card's terms and the merchant's terms before you pay.

FAQ

How much is a Night Safari ticket, and where can I get a discount? According to Mandai Wildlife Reserve at the time of writing, a Night Safari adult ticket costs S$58 for tourists, and S$48 on regular days or S$52 on peak days for local residents buying online as WildPass holders. The main discounts are the free WildPass for residents, Destination Passes for tourists and Friends of Mandai membership for repeat visits. Whichever ticket you choose, go through ShopBack Singapore before you book.

How much is a Night Safari ticket for Singapore residents? On regular days (Sunday to Thursday, excluding public holidays and their eves), Mandai lists S$48 for adults, S$32 for children and local students and S$25 for seniors at the time of writing. On peak days (Friday, Saturday, public holidays and their eves), it is S$52 for adults, S$36 for children and students and S$25 for seniors. These are WildPass rates bought online.

How much is a Night Safari ticket for tourists? Mandai's tourist price table lists S$58 for adults and S$41 for children at the time of writing. Children aged 3 to 12 count as children for Mandai's passes, and children under 3 enter free with an adult aged over 21 holding a ticket. Prices include 9% GST.

How much is a Singapore Zoo ticket in 2026? According to Mandai at the time of writing, a Singapore Zoo adult ticket costs S$49 for tourists. Local residents buying online as WildPass holders pay S$39 on regular days (Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays) and S$44 on peak days (weekends and public holidays). Child tickets are S$34 for tourists, and S$27 or S$30 for residents.

What is the cheapest way to visit Night Safari as a tourist? If you are visiting two or more Mandai parks, a Destination Pass is usually cheapest. According to Mandai at the time of writing, the 2 Attractions Destination Pass (1-Day) costs S$88 for adults and S$60 for children, and the 6 Attractions Destination Pass (1-Day) costs S$118 for adults and S$90 for children. Both can include Night Safari.

What is Mandai WildPass and who can get it? WildPass is Mandai's free digital programme for local residents. According to Mandai, Singapore citizens, permanent residents and holders of an Employment Pass, Work Permit or Dependant's Pass aged 15 and above with a valid Singpass account can sign up. It gives local-exclusive online ticket prices and 10% off selected dining, retail and wildlife experiences.

Does the WildPass birthday treat include Night Safari? Not at the time of writing. Mandai's Wild Birthday perk gives WildPass holders one free entry in their birthday month to Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise, Rainforest Wild Adventure or River Wonders, with a full-paying adult ticket and for onsite purchase only. Night Safari is not on that list.

Is the tram included in the Night Safari ticket? According to Mandai, the Safari Adventure Tram is included in Night Safari admission. Trams run from 7pm, with the last departure at 11.20pm, and each ride takes about 30 minutes depending on crowds and conditions.

What are the Night Safari opening hours? According to Mandai at the time of writing, Night Safari opens daily from 6pm to midnight, with last entry at 11.15pm. The walking trails and tram start at 7pm, and all guests and members need to select a time slot for their visit.

Is Mandai or Klook cheaper for Singapore Zoo and Night Safari tickets? It depends on who you are. WildPass resident prices are sold online on Mandai's own site, so residents should usually start there. Tourists should compare Mandai's own price and Destination Passes with the same ticket and date on Klook or Pelago. Whichever is lower, go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay.

How does ShopBack lower the cost of Night Safari tickets? Going through ShopBack gets you a cash rebate on the same order, at the same store. Open ShopBack Singapore, go to the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Klook or Pelago page, tap through and book as normal. Once the booking is confirmed, cash comes back to your ShopBack account.

Is ShopBack cashback the same as air miles? No. 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.

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Ready to book Night Safari?

Go through ShopBack to Mandai Wildlife Reserve for official tickets and passes, or compare the same ticket on Klook and on Pelago, and check the live rate on each store page before you tap through.

Disclaimer

The information in this article is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal or purchase advice. Ticket prices, pricing periods, pass terms, membership fees, opening hours, booking site programmes and cashback rates change over time and may vary by date or account. Check the current details on Mandai Wildlife Reserve's own website, on the booking site and on the relevant ShopBack Singapore store page before you book. Brand names are used for editorial reference only and do not imply endorsement by those companies.