Combo (Save 11%): Singapore Night Safari Tickets + Dinner Buffet at Ulu Ulu Restaurant

While it rained we made use of the zoo tram to see where we wanted to go. The river of wonders river cruise didn't operate due to rain even though it wasn't raining and hadn't for some time. The highlight was feeding the elephants.

Im not a fan of the zoos because the animals are usually kept in cages with a complete lack of their natural environment. I absolutely LOVED experiencing the night safari with animals being out and about, doing their own thing in a completely different way - free! The tour was extremely emotional, and seeing so many local species left me more than impressed

Amazing atmosphere Should be more clear that walk are Independant from the tram where we thought we could go on and off from tram

The whole experience was amazing - zoo is brilliant and with the teams running it made it easy for my 80 year old mother to keep up with everyone. Once we got to the Night Safari the experience was seamless and we couldn't believe how quickly the queue moved.

Tickets were great and cheaper than anywhere else. The park was amazing, and night safari was one of the best experiences in Singapore. Night time transport back can be a little tricky if staying to close, so plan accordingly - but definately a great experience!

LOVED THE RHINO! it was so beautiful, and the fact the zoo was quiet meant you could hear the animals are you walked around! was amazing

I appreciate it was a night safari but it was difficult to see the animals in the dark, particularly as we were moving the whole time and the commentary didn't always specify which side of the carriage the animals were to be seen. There was too much children noise to hear the commentary clearly. I didn't feel the commentary was live as it seemed too early for the upcoming animals or too late such that we were passed the animals before we were told they were there. I am 80 and my vivion isn't what it used to be, but my 60 year old companion (her eyes are better than mine) also had similar problems to those I have described. I think our most positive experience was the bus to and from the MTS train station - we didn't have to find our own way.

Really enjoyed the night safari. The tram was very busy when we first arrived (7.15pm) so we decided to walk through the other trails first (fishing cat, leopard, etc). So by the time we were ready for the tram it was much quieter (around 9.30pm). Loved seeing the animals especially the tigers, otters, flamingo, and the rhinos being fed! Kids really enjoyed being at the zoo at night - definitely a unique experience and would highly recommend it. It was a late night but our kids (12, 11 & 9) managed really well with little complaint.

Was nice to see some animals we wouldn't normally see but the cost of both getting to and from the event plus the ticket price itself left us feeling whilst it was ok we wouldn't do again or recommend.

It was satisfying to see so many different kinds of animals. However, I thought that the number of individuals might be small.

The trails are well set out and there is a good chance of seeing many of the animals. The walk through enclosures are a good idea. The last time I went to the night safari was March 2004. It has changed a lot.

We liked the tour with the train. And afterwards we walked all the pathways. It was very a nice experience to see the animals. It was special to see them in the night. But you can't really take good photos, because it's too dark.

Gardens and Zoo fantastic. Gardens should have more eateries though as Shake Shack can't cope with visitors alone. Night Zoo entry was chaotic and actually unsafe as queues to enter extended past construction areas. Not good.

The whole experience was a seamless process. Had a great time. Only wished there were more time and more things to see on the tram. Otherwise, it was great.

The fact you had to select the time slots one by one rather that it selecting all 4 tickets is an issue Over the 6 mins it took me to work through each booking we ended up on different time slots , this caused concern , the whole groups tickets should select at one time

It was not clear that the Night safari tickets were actually not granting the entrance at the park, and required to book a timeslot to receive confirmed tickets. So the 8 of us were denied, btw quite harshly, entry to the park for more than an hour. Luckily at some point, I guess a more accommodating staff felt sorry for our ruined evening, so she let all of us in. Consequently we did not have time to cover the whole content of the park, although what we saw was nice.

The venue was terrific but very crowded on the night we went - at least 45 minute waits for train, food etc. Our only real issue was the tickets we got from Headout which I hadn't realised came through a third party were very difficult to upload at the venue and it took us nearly 20 minutes to get entry as it was difficult to get bar codes up for the readers. We were stuck at the gate for a long time and that was trickey with a small eager child in tow. I wish i had booked direct through the venue rather than a third party.

Zoo night safari was ok. But food/ water/ sanitation facilities in outside area was terrible. More food kiosks with better hygeine shoikd be open. Also hygeine for toolets/ sanitation require improvement

It is a nice attraction and experience. However, a bit over-crowded. When you arrive late, you only see waves of people, huge lines, and staff members trying to organise everything. Maybe the venue could be better organised, so a visitor does not feel overwhelmed when arriving.

It was nice to see the animals at night and awake. But you spend more time getting to the night safari venue than what you spend on the tram. If you sit at the back of the tram, you won't see some animals at all when the tram stops to "observe" the animals.