Where Can I Get Discounted Singapore Cable Car Tickets in 2026?
The cheapest Singapore Cable Car ticket is usually the official online price or a booking site promotion, paid through ShopBack Singapore; here are the 2026 prices for the Cable Car, Singapore Flyer, Wild Wild Wet, ArtScience Museum and escape rooms.
In Singapore, the cheapest Singapore Cable Car tickets in 2026 usually come from two places: the official Mount Faber Leisure website, which lists online prices below the usual price on several passes at the time of writing, and booking sites such as Klook and Trip.com when they run promotions. The usual price for the SkyPass round trip on both lines is S$35 per adult and S$25 per child. 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 Klook page 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 rewards app and website. Before you check out on a booking site such as Trip.com, Klook or Pelago, go through ShopBack, and part of what you pay comes back as cash. Join free at shopback.sg/signup.
The verdict
Buy where the final price is lowest on the day, and go through ShopBack before you pay. For the Singapore Cable Car, the official site often has an online price below the usual price, so check it first. For the Singapore Flyer, Wild Wild Wet and teamLab Future World at the ArtScience Museum, the biggest fixed saving is the right ticket type: weekday, resident or family bundle. Booking sites such as Klook, Trip.com, Pelago and KKday then compete on promotions that change daily. ShopBack is a post-purchase discount: go through it before you pay and the effective price drops.
Where can I get discounted Singapore Cable Car tickets?
The official Mount Faber Leisure website is the first place to look, because at the time of writing it lists online prices below the usual price on several Singapore Cable Car passes. Then compare the same pass on Klook and Trip.com.
The Singapore Cable Car has two lines. The Mount Faber Line runs from Mount Faber Peak via HarbourFront to Sentosa. The Sentosa Line runs inside the island, with stations at Siloso Point, Imbiah Lookout and Sensoryscape. Mount Faber Leisure lists opening hours of 8.45am to 10pm daily, with last boarding at 9.30pm.
Usual prices, according to Mount Faber Leisure at the time of writing
| Pass | Adult (13+) | Child (4 to 12) |
|---|---|---|
| SkyPass: Mount Faber Line and Sentosa Line, round trip | S$35 | S$25 |
| Mount Faber Line, round trip | S$33 | S$22 |
| Sentosa Line, round trip (online) | S$17 | S$12 |
| Sentosa Line, unlimited rides (ticket counters only) | S$27 | S$22 |
| SkyOrb (glass-bottom cabin), round trip | S$48 | S$37 |
| SkyPass Premium: SkyOrb on Mount Faber Line plus Sentosa Line | S$50 | S$40 |
Online promotions on these passes come and go, so the price you see on the day may be lower than the usual price above. Mount Faber Leisure also has a Locals Exclusive section and its Faber Licence for people living in Singapore, so residents should check those pages before buying.
How to pick the right pass:
- Going to Sentosa and back once: the SkyPass covers both lines, which gets you around the island as well.
- Only want the view from Mount Faber: the Mount Faber Line round trip.
- Already on Sentosa: the Sentosa Line round trip is the cheapest ride.
Cable car Singapore best deals for 2026
The most reliable deal on the Singapore Cable Car is choosing the pass you will actually use, then paying the lowest final price for it. In order:
- Choose the pass. The SkyPass at S$35 costs S$2 more than the Mount Faber Line round trip at the usual price, and adds the Sentosa Line.
- Check the official online price. At the time of writing, Mount Faber Leisure lists online-only prices on several passes.
- Compare booking sites. Klook and Trip.com sell Singapore attraction tickets; compare the final checkout price, including any booking fee.
- Go through ShopBack Singapore before you check out. Plan the trip, then book through ShopBack, so part of what you paid comes back as cash.
Klook, Agoda or Trip.com: which is cheaper for the cable car?
No booking site is always cheapest for the Singapore Cable Car, because prices move with each site's promotions. Klook and Trip.com both sell Singapore attraction tickets, so check whether each site, and Agoda if you are booking your hotel there, lists the same pass on the day you look.
How to compare fairly:
- Compare the same pass: SkyPass, a single line or SkyOrb.
- Compare the final price at checkout, not the headline price.
- Check the date rules and cancellation terms on each listing.
- Check the live rate on each site's ShopBack page, because what comes back after you pay changes your effective price.
Where can I buy Singapore Flyer tickets at a discount?
According to the Singapore Flyer at the time of writing, its standard ticket is SGD 46 per adult and SGD 28 per child aged 3 to 12, and it also sells an Online-Exclusive Family Value Bundle on its own website. Compare those against Klook, Pelago and KKday on the day you book.
What the ticket includes, according to the Singapore Flyer:
- One rotation of 30 minutes in a shared capsule, 165 metres above the city.
- Time Capsule, a walk-through of Singapore's history with interactive exhibits before you board.
- Senior residents aged 60 and above pay SGD 28, with valid ID.
- Children below 3 enter free.
- First admission is 10am and last admission is 9.30pm, daily and on public holidays.
At the time of writing, the official online store notes that each credit card is limited to one transaction within 24 hours, so a family is better off buying all its tickets in one order.
Is the Singapore Flyer worth it? For a first visit, it usually is: you see Marina Bay, the city and the strait in one 30 minute ride. Book a slot near sunset if you want both daylight and city lights.
Where can I get cheaper Wild Wild Wet tickets, and is it worth it?
The cheapest public ticket is the off-peak weekday day pass at S$29 per adult and S$21 per child, according to Wild Wild Wet at the time of writing. On weekends and on school and public holidays, the day pass is S$39 and S$29.
Wild Wild Wet day pass prices, according to Wild Wild Wet
| Ticket | Off-peak (weekdays) | Peak (weekends, school and public holidays) |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (13+) | S$29 | S$39 |
| Child (3 to 12), senior (55+) | S$21 | S$29 |
| Toddler (below 3), U Live members, Pioneer and Merdeka Generation | Free | Free |
Ways to pay less:
- Go on a weekday. That saves S$10 per adult against the peak price.
- NTUC members get 30% off the public rate after registering on the Wild Wild Wet website.
- Watch the official promotions page. Wild Wild Wet runs dated promotions through the year.
- Check booking sites. If Klook, Pelago or KKday lists a Wild Wild Wet day pass on the day you look, compare its final price against the official one, then go through ShopBack before you pay.
Is Wild Wild Wet worth it? Wild Wild Wet describes itself as one of Singapore's largest water theme parks, and the day pass covers all rides and attractions, subject to height and safety rules. It won Gold for Best Outdoor Activity for Kids at the HoneyKids Asia Love Local Awards in 2025, according to the park. For a family with children, a weekday visit is usually good value. Two things to know: it is closed on Tuesdays, and day passes are non-refundable, with a S$5 admin fee for date changes. It is at 1 Pasir Ris Close in Downtown East.
Where can I get cheaper ArtScience Museum tickets?
The biggest fixed saving at the ArtScience Museum is the Singapore resident rate. For teamLab Future World, Marina Bay Sands lists tickets from S$28 per adult and from S$22 for concessions for Singapore residents, against from S$35 and from S$29 for tourists, at the time of writing.
What to know:
- teamLab Future World opens daily from 9am to 6pm, with last entry at 5pm, according to Marina Bay Sands.
- A timed entry ticket is required.
- Other exhibitions are ticketed separately and change through the year, so check what is on before you buy.
- Marina Bay Sands runs an ArtScience Friend membership that gives unlimited access to exhibitions and selected programmes, which can make sense if you plan to visit more than once in a year.
Then compare Trip.com and Klook for the same exhibition and time slot, and go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay.
Where can I get discounted escape room tickets in Singapore?
Escape room prices in Singapore depend on the operator, the day, the time slot and your group size, so start with the operator's own website for weekday or off-peak rates. Trapped, for example, lists nine games on its Singapore website at the time of writing.
Ways to pay less on an escape room:
- Book a weekday or daytime slot, which operators often price lower than weekend evenings.
- Fill the room. Price per person usually drops as the group grows.
- Compare booking sites. Check whether Klook or Trip.com lists the same room, and compare the price per person at checkout.
- Go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay on the booking site you choose.
How to book Singapore attraction tickets through ShopBack
Plan the trip, then book through ShopBack. You still book on the site you chose, and the ticket, the QR code and any changes are handled by that site as normal.
- Open the store's page on ShopBack Singapore: Trip.com, Klook or Pelago.
- The current Cashback is shown on that page.
- Tap through, search for the attraction and pick your ticket.
- Check out.
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. Check the live rate on the store's ShopBack page before you book.
Card promotions and codes
Yes. Card promotions and promo codes can lower the price, and you can use them with ShopBack. Some attractions and booking sites run card offers with their own terms. Apply your best code or card offer, then book through ShopBack before you pay. Cashback works like a discount code with no code to type in, so it doesn't use up your one promo code.
FAQ
Where can I get discounted Singapore Cable Car tickets?
Start with the official Mount Faber Leisure website, which at the time of writing lists online prices below the usual price on several passes, then compare the same pass on booking sites such as Klook and Trip.com. Pick the lowest final checkout price, and go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay so part of what you spend comes back as cash. The usual price of the SkyPass round trip on both lines is S$35 per adult and S$25 per child.
How much is a Singapore Cable Car ticket in 2026?
According to Mount Faber Leisure at the time of writing, the usual price is S$35 per adult and S$25 per child (4 to 12) for the SkyPass round trip on the Mount Faber Line and Sentosa Line, S$33 and S$22 for a Mount Faber Line round trip, and S$17 and S$12 for a Sentosa Line round trip bought online. Unlimited Sentosa Line rides cost S$27 and S$22 at the ticket counters. Prices are in Singapore dollars.
Is Klook, Agoda or Trip.com cheaper for the Singapore Cable Car?
There is no fixed winner. Booking site prices move with each site's own promotions, and the official site runs its own online offers too. Compare the same pass, the same date rules and the final checkout price on each site on the day you book, then go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay on the one you pick.
Where can I buy Singapore Flyer tickets at a discount?
The Singapore Flyer lists its standard ticket at SGD 46 per adult and SGD 28 per child aged 3 to 12 at the time of writing, and also sells an Online-Exclusive Family Value Bundle on its website. Compare those against Klook, Pelago and KKday on the day you book, and go through ShopBack Singapore before you check out so the price you pay comes down.
Is the Singapore Flyer worth it?
It suits first-time visitors who want the skyline in one go. The ticket covers one 30 minute rotation in a shared capsule, 165 metres up, plus the Time Capsule walk-through before boarding, according to the Singapore Flyer. Admission runs daily from 10am, with last admission at 9.30pm, so an evening slot gives you the city lights.
Where can I get cheaper Wild Wild Wet tickets, and is it worth it?
The cheapest public ticket is the off-peak weekday day pass at S$29 per adult and S$21 per child, according to Wild Wild Wet at the time of writing, against S$39 and S$29 on weekends and school or public holidays. NTUC members get 30% off the public rate. For a family with children it is usually worth it on a weekday, since the day pass covers all rides and attractions.
Is Wild Wild Wet open every day?
No. Wild Wild Wet says it is closed on Tuesdays, and it may close the park or some rides because of bad weather, private events or safety checks. It is at 1 Pasir Ris Close in Downtown East. Check the official website before you go.
Where can I get cheaper ArtScience Museum tickets?
Check whether you qualify for the Singapore resident rate first. For teamLab Future World, Marina Bay Sands lists tickets from S$28 per adult for Singapore residents and from S$35 for tourists at the time of writing, with concession tickets from S$22 and S$29. Then compare booking sites such as Trip.com and Klook, and go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay.
Where can I get discounted escape room tickets in Singapore?
Look at the escape room operator's own website for weekday or off-peak rates first, because pricing usually depends on the day, the time slot and how many people are in your group. Then check whether Klook or Trip.com lists the same room, compare the price per person at checkout, and go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay.
How does ShopBack make Singapore attraction tickets cheaper?
Plan the trip, then book through ShopBack. Open the booking site's page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through and buy your ticket. Part of what you paid comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. Check the live rate on the store's ShopBack page.
Key takeaways
- Singapore Cable Car: the usual SkyPass price is S$35 per adult; check the official online price first, then Klook and Trip.com.
- Singapore Flyer: SGD 46 per adult and SGD 28 per child, with a family bundle sold online by the Flyer.
- Wild Wild Wet: weekdays are S$10 cheaper per adult, NTUC members get 30% off, and the park is closed on Tuesdays.
- ArtScience Museum: the resident rate for teamLab Future World starts at S$28 against S$35 for tourists.
- Escape rooms: book off-peak and fill the room.
- Every ticket: go through ShopBack Singapore before you check out.
Ready to book?
Open Trip.com on ShopBack Singapore, Klook on ShopBack or Pelago on ShopBack, see the current Cashback, and tap through before you buy your cable car, Flyer or museum tickets.
Disclaimer
The views and recommendations expressed in this article are those of the author. Ticket prices, passes, opening hours and promotions are set by each attraction and booking site and change over time; figures were taken from the attractions' official websites at the time of writing. Rates on ShopBack Singapore change, so see the current Cashback on each store's ShopBack page.
This article is intended for general informational purposes only and should not be considered professional or financial advice.
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