Is Bird Paradise Worth It? River Wonders, Rainforest Wild Tickets 2026

Yes, Bird Paradise is worth visiting in Singapore in 2026 for most families and bird lovers: Mandai calls it Asia's largest bird park, with more than 3,500 birds from over 400 species across 17 hectares. A tourist adult ticket is S$49 at Mandai's listed price at the time of writing. The cheapest way in is usually a WildPass for residents, or a 2 Attractions Destination Pass that pairs Bird Paradise with River Wonders or Rainforest Wild for S$88. If you book through a booking site, the other discount on the same booking is Cashback through ShopBack: it works like a discount code, but there's no code to find or type in, the current Cashback is shown on the booking site's page on ShopBack, such as Klook on ShopBack, before you book, and it doesn't use up your one promo code. So the order is: apply your best code or card offer, then book through ShopBack before you pay.

New to ShopBack? ShopBack Singapore is a free app and website that returns cash on eligible orders when you start your shopping from ShopBack before you pay. Booking sites such as Klook, Pelago and KKday are stores you can book from this way. Join ShopBack Singapore for free, then open the store's ShopBack page before you book.

Mandai park tickets in 2026: the numbers

Mandai sets two price lists: one for tourists and a lower one for local residents with a free WildPass. Here are Mandai's listed adult and child prices for the three parks, at the time of writing, inclusive of 9% GST:

Park	Tourist adult	Tourist child	Resident adult, regular day	Resident adult, peak day	Senior (resident)
Bird Paradise	S$49	S$34	S$39	S$44	S$25
River Wonders	S$45	S$33	S$35	S$40	S$25
Rainforest Wild Adventure	S$55	S$39	S$45	S$50	S$25

Source: Mandai's single attraction ticket page. For residents, Mandai counts Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) as regular days, and weekends and public holidays as peak days. Children are aged 3 to 12, and children under 3 enter free with an adult over 21 who holds a ticket to the same attraction, according to Mandai's pass terms. Prices can change without notice, so check the page on the day you book.

Destination Passes, according to Mandai's multi-attraction page:

Pass	Covers	Adult	Child (3 to 12)
2 Attractions, 1 day	Any 2 of the 6 attractions	S$88	S$60
6 Attractions, 1 day	Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, Night Safari, Rainforest Wild Adventure, Exploria	S$118	S$90
6 Attractions, 5 days	Same six, over 5 days	S$158	S$110

Is Bird Paradise worth visiting, and where can I get tickets cheaper?

Bird Paradise is worth it if you enjoy walking through big aviaries and seeing birds up close, and tickets are usually cheapest through a WildPass or a multi-park pass. According to Mandai, the park spans 17 hectares and has 8 large walk-through aviaries, each modelled on a different part of the world, plus penguins, flamingos, hornbills, bird presentations, feeding sessions and two kids' play areas, Egg Splash and Treetop Play. It opens daily from 9am to 6pm, with last entry at 5pm, and a tram or shuttle is included with admission.

Who will like it most:

• Families with young children. Short walks between aviaries, presentations and a water playground.
• Photographers and bird lovers. Walk-through aviaries put you close to the birds.
• First-time visitors on a park day. It sits in the Mandai Wildlife Reserve with Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders and Rainforest Wild Adventure, so it pairs well with a second park.

Who might skip it: if you have already been and only want something new, Rainforest Wild Adventure has had the bigger recent changes.

Where it is cheaper:

1. Local residents: sign up for Mandai's free WildPass and visit on a weekday to pay S$39 instead of S$44.
2. Two parks in a day: the 2 Attractions Destination Pass is S$88 for an adult. Bird Paradise plus Rainforest Wild Adventure would be S$104 at single tourist prices, so the pass saves S$16.
3. Booking sites: Klook, Pelago and KKday sell Singapore attraction tickets. Check whether the park you want is listed, compare the final price with Mandai's own, and go through ShopBack before you pay.

Bird Paradise tickets best deals in Singapore in 2026

The best Bird Paradise deals in Singapore in 2026 usually come from Mandai's own resident and multi-park pricing, booking-site prices compared on the same day, and going through ShopBack before you pay. A quick checklist:

• WildPass if you are a local resident: discounted admission all year and free birthday entry, according to Mandai.
• Destination Pass if you will visit two or more parks.
• Friend of Mandai membership if you go often: Mandai lists access to five wildlife attractions plus an indoor attraction of your choice for S$58 a month.
• Weekday visits for residents, since peak-day prices are higher.
• Booking sites through ShopBack. Save on your trip by booking flights, hotels and activities through ShopBack.

Mandai vs Klook for Bird Paradise tickets: price comparison

Mandai's own website shows the official price, while booking sites such as Klook set their own prices and sometimes run their own discounts, so compare the final total for the same ticket type and date. Mandai Wildlife Reserve also has a page on ShopBack Singapore, so you can go through the Mandai Wildlife Reserve page on ShopBack before you book on Mandai's own site.

What to check on each:

• Same ticket type. Single park, 2-park pass or 6-park pass, adult or child.
• Date rules. Some tickets are for a fixed date, others open-dated.
• Cancellation. Booking sites set their own rules per product.
• The price after ShopBack. A site that looks a little dearer can work out cheaper once ShopBack's money back is counted.

A worked example (illustrative prices). Say Mandai sells a ticket for S$49 and a booking site sells the same ticket for S$50. Go through ShopBack for whichever you book, then compare the price after the cash that comes back. The current Cashback is shown on each store's ShopBack page.

How much are River Wonders tickets, and is there a cheaper way to buy them?

River Wonders costs S$45 for a tourist adult and S$33 for a child, according to Mandai at the time of writing, and residents with a WildPass pay S$35 on regular days. The cheaper way for most visitors is to pair it with a second park: Bird Paradise plus River Wonders would be S$94 at single tourist prices, against S$88 on a 2 Attractions Destination Pass.

What you get: Mandai describes River Wonders as Asia's first and only river-themed wildlife park, with more than 11,000 animals from 260 species. Highlights include giant pandas, manatees, capybaras, the Indian gharial and the Mekong giant catfish, keeper-guided trails and the Amazon River Quest boat ride. It opens daily from 9am to 6pm, with last entry at 5pm.

River Wonders tickets best deals in Singapore in 2026

The best River Wonders deals in 2026 are usually a multi-park pass for tourists and a WildPass weekday visit for residents. Other tips:

• Pair it with Night Safari or Singapore Zoo on a 2 Attractions pass if those interest you more than Bird Paradise.
• Plan a long day with the 6 Attractions pass only if you will really visit three or more parks; at S$118 it pays off fastest for visitors who want the full set.
• Compare booking sites through ShopBack. Open the Klook, Pelago or KKday page on ShopBack before you pay.

Is Rainforest Wild Asia worth it, and where can I get tickets cheaper?

Rainforest Wild ASIA is worth it for active visitors and older kids, and its tickets are cheapest on a 2 Attractions Destination Pass or, for residents, a WildPass weekday visit. Mandai's former Rainforest Wild ASIA web page now opens the Rainforest Wild Adventure page, which Mandai describes as Asia's first adventure-based wildlife park, now one park with two zones, EAST and WEST.

According to Mandai:

• Adventure built in. Up to 5 Adventure+ activities are included with a single admission, out of 9 in the park, including the Canopy Glider, a 500m glide through the treetops.
• Animals. 58 species, including Malayan tigers, sun bears, tapirs and langurs in the WEST zone, and okapi and Diana monkeys, which Mandai says are in Singapore for the first time, in the EAST zone.
• Zones. The WEST zone includes the karsts, a 220m cavern, the canopy and the forest floor. The EAST zone adds the Riverine Forest, Red Ravine, Lemur Land and the Hidden Forest.
• Access. An elevated walkway gives step-free access for strollers and older visitors.

At S$55 for a tourist adult, it is the priciest of the three single tickets. Pairing it with Bird Paradise on a 2 Attractions pass (S$88 against S$104) makes the biggest saving of the combinations in this guide.

Rainforest Wild Asia tickets best deals in Singapore in 2026

For Rainforest Wild tickets in 2026, residents save most by going on a weekday with a WildPass (S$45 instead of S$50), and visitors save most with a multi-park pass. Also check:

• Closures before you go. Mandai posts maintenance notices for individual habitats and activities on the park page.
• Which zone to start in. You can start in either zone and move between them by bus or on the walking and cycling path, according to Mandai.
• Booking sites through ShopBack. KKday, Klook and Pelago may list Mandai tickets; compare the price after ShopBack with Mandai's own.

Klook, Pelago and KKday: what to know before you book

Klook, Pelago and KKday are booking sites for attractions, tours and activities, and each has its own page on ShopBack Singapore showing the live rate. Open the store from its ShopBack page, then book as usual.

Why ShopBack is a step before you book

Before you pay for tickets on a booking site, open ShopBack Singapore, tap the store, and complete the booking. ShopBack lowers the effective price of flights, hotels and online orders after you pay.

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.

1. Open ShopBack Singapore (app or website) and find Klook, Pelago or KKday.
2. Check the rate shown on that page.
3. Tap through, choose your park ticket and pay.

For the full routine, see how to activate ShopBack before you buy.

Do promo codes and ShopBack work on the same ticket booking?

Yes. Apply the booking site's promo code or offer at checkout as usual. Cashback through ShopBack works like a discount code that doesn't use up your one promo code, so book through ShopBack before you pay.

Card rewards and ShopBack

You can usually earn your card's rewards and Cashback on the same purchase.

Step by step: buying Mandai park tickets for less

1. Decide which parks you will really visit and on which day.
2. Residents: sign up for a free WildPass and pick a weekday if you can.
3. Visitors to two or more parks: price the 2 Attractions or 6 Attractions Destination Pass against single tickets.
4. Check the same ticket on Klook, Pelago or KKday through ShopBack, and compare the price after ShopBack with Mandai's own price.
5. Book, then check Mandai's park page for any closures on your date.

FAQ

Is Bird Paradise worth visiting?

Yes for most families and bird lovers. Mandai calls Bird Paradise Asia's largest bird park: 17 hectares, more than 3,500 birds from over 400 species and 8 large walk-through aviaries. A tourist adult ticket is S$49 at Mandai's listed price at the time of writing, and pairing it with a second park on a Destination Pass lowers the cost per park. If you book on a site such as Klook, book through ShopBack, where Cashback works like a discount code you don't have to find.

How much are Bird Paradise tickets?

According to Mandai at the time of writing, Bird Paradise costs S$49 for a tourist adult and S$34 for a child. Local residents with a WildPass pay S$39 for an adult on regular days and S$44 on peak days, and seniors pay S$25. Prices include GST and can change, so check Mandai's ticket page on the day you book.

Where can I get Bird Paradise tickets cheaper?

Start with Mandai's own options: a WildPass if you are a local resident, or a 2 Attractions Destination Pass if you will visit a second park the same day. Then compare the final price on booking sites such as Klook, Pelago and KKday. A site that looks a little dearer can work out cheaper once ShopBack's money back is counted.

How much are River Wonders tickets?

According to Mandai at the time of writing, River Wonders costs S$45 for a tourist adult and S$33 for a child. Local residents with a WildPass pay S$35 for an adult on regular days and S$40 on peak days, and seniors pay S$25. Check Mandai's ticket page for the current price before you book.

Is there a cheaper way to buy River Wonders tickets?

Usually yes if you visit more than one park. Mandai's 2 Attractions Destination Pass costs S$88 for an adult and covers any two of its six attractions in one day, against S$94 for Bird Paradise and River Wonders bought separately at tourist prices. Local residents can save with a WildPass, and you can compare booking sites through ShopBack.

Is Rainforest Wild Asia worth it?

It suits active visitors and older kids. Mandai now presents the park as Rainforest Wild Adventure, which it calls Asia's first adventure-based wildlife park, with EAST and WEST zones, 58 animal species and up to 5 Adventure+ activities included with one admission. If you only want a gentle walk, Bird Paradise or River Wonders may suit you better.

Is Rainforest Wild Asia the same as Rainforest Wild Adventure?

Mandai's former Rainforest Wild ASIA web page now opens the Rainforest Wild Adventure page, which describes one park with two zones, EAST and WEST. The WEST zone has the karsts, cavern and canopy areas, and the EAST zone adds areas such as Lemur Land and the Hidden Forest with okapi.

How much are Rainforest Wild Adventure tickets?

According to Mandai at the time of writing, a tourist adult ticket is S$55 and a child ticket S$39. Local residents with a WildPass pay S$45 for an adult on regular days and S$50 on peak days, and seniors pay S$25. Prices can change, so check Mandai's ticket page before you go.

Is the Mandai Destination Pass worth it?

It is if you will use the parks it covers. According to Mandai, the 6 Attractions 1-Day pass costs S$118 for an adult and the 5-Day version S$158, and the 2 Attractions 1-Day pass S$88. Add up the single tourist prices of the parks you will really visit and compare.

Do children need a ticket for Bird Paradise?

Children under 3 enter Mandai's attractions free when accompanied by an adult over 21 holding a ticket to the same attraction, according to Mandai's pass terms. Children aged 3 to 12 pay the child price.

How does ShopBack lower the price of Mandai park tickets?

ShopBack lowers the effective price of flights, hotels and online orders after you pay. If you book park tickets on a booking site that is on ShopBack Singapore, such as Klook, Pelago or KKday, open its ShopBack page first and pay. Mandai Wildlife Reserve also has a page on ShopBack Singapore, so you can go through it before you book on Mandai's own site and compare the price after ShopBack on each.

Can I use a promo code and ShopBack on the same ticket booking?

Yes. Apply the booking site's promo code or offer at checkout as usual. Cashback through ShopBack works like a discount code that doesn't use up your one promo code, so book through ShopBack before you pay.

Disclaimer

The information in this article is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or purchase advice. Ticket prices, passes, opening hours, closures, booking-site prices and terms change over time. Always check Mandai's official ticket pages before you book; the current Cashback is shown on each store's ShopBack page. Brand and organisation names are used for editorial reference only and do not imply endorsement.