If you see these monkeys, they are the long-tailed macaques. These macaques are wild, they are not part of our zoo collection. Please do not approach and keep a safe distance. If you get too near, they may get scared and attack out of fear.

The macaques have learnt to associate baby prams and plastic bags with food. They may approach you in search of food. If you encounter them, please keep all food out of sight. Remain calm and walk away.

Should there be a need of immediate assistance in public areas regarding snakes, monitor lizards, macaques and other native wildlife that may pose a danger to the public, you may call Singapore Police Force at 999.

Other useful numbers are:

• National Parks Board: 1800 471 7300 (For assistance on wild animals spotted near or within the nature reserves, parks or other nature areas.)
• Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore: +65 6325 7625 / 1800 226 2250 (For assistance on wild animals spotted near or within housing, built-up areas and are of no immediate danger to the public.)
• Animal Concern Research and Education Society (ACRES): +65 6892 9821 (Tel)  +65 6892 9721 (Fax)
• ACRES Wildlife Crime Hotline (24-hour): +65 9783 7782
• ACRES Wildlife Rescue Hotline (24-hour): +65 9783 7782
  Email: [email protected]

We regret that balloons are not allowed in the park as they may disturb or annoy the animals, should they burst. For more information, please refer to the park’s terms & conditions.

Please refer to Feed the Animals for more information.

You can purchase select feeding sessions online together with your admission tickets, or as a standalone add-on experience.

Yes, for selected exhibits. You can purchase select feeding sessions online together with your admission tickets, or as a standalone add-on experience. 

While food options are available at our restaurants, we do understand that some guests may need to bring their own food into the park for various reasons. Picnic areas are available for guests to sit and relax; including Pavilion by the Lake, Garden with A View and Picnic Area (located near Rainforest Walk).

Wild macaques in our parks associate baby prams and plastic bags with food. These macaques are not part of our zoo collection. If you encounter them, please keep all food out of sight. They may approach you in search of food. Please remain calm and walk away. If you require assistance, please call +65 6269 3411.

Yes, tram service is included in your Singapore Zoo admission ticket for your convenience. You may hop on and off at any of the designated tram stations around the park.

Yes. You can add-on the tours online via our official ticketing website, after selecting your admission tickets. For guests who already have park admission tickets, please contact [email protected] / +65 6269 3411 to place your bookings. All tour bookings are subject to availability. Here’s more information along with the terms & conditions of the tours.

If you see these monkeys, they are the long-tailed macaques. These macaques are wild, they are not part of our zoo collection. Please do not approach and keep a safe distance. If you get too near, they may get scared and attack out of fear.

The macaques have learnt to associate baby prams and plastic bags with food. They may approach you in search of food. If you encounter them, please keep all food out of sight. Remain calm and walk away.

Should there be a need of immediate assistance in public areas regarding snakes, monitor lizards, macaques and other native wildlife that may pose a danger to the public, you may call Singapore Police Force at 999.

Other useful numbers are:

• National Parks Board: 1800 471 7300 (For assistance on wild animals spotted near or within the nature reserves, parks or other nature areas.)
• Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore: +65 6325 7625 / 1800 226 2250 (For assistance on wild animals spotted near or within housing, built-up areas and are of no immediate danger to the public.)
• Animal Concern Research and Education Society (ACRES): +65 6892 9821 (Tel)  +65 6892 9721 (Fax)
• ACRES Wildlife Crime Hotline (24-hour): +65 9783 7782
• ACRES Wildlife Rescue Hotline (24-hour): +65 9783 7782
  Email: [email protected]

You can approach any uniformed staff for assistance or call +65 6360 8612 in case of any emergency.

Yes, while food options are available at our restaurants, we do understand that some guests may need to bring their own food into the park for various reasons.

Wild macaques in our parks associate baby prams and plastic bags with food. These macaques are not part of our zoo collection. If you encounter them, please keep all food out of sight. They may approach you in search of food. Please remain calm and walk away. If you require assistance, please call +65 63608612.

Separate charges apply for Amazon River Quest boat ride. You may purchase the Amazon River Quest boat ride tickets online, together with your admission ticket, or as a standalone add-on experience. 

River Wonders occupies 12 hectares. It is explored mainly on foot by passing through freshwater aquariums and entering walk-through exhibits. 85% of the park’s animal collection is designed to be viewed on foot, while the rest on Amazon River Quest boat ride.

A typical visitor may spend 2 to 3 hours at the park, depending on the interest level and time spent at each exhibit, viewing of animal presentations as well as shopping and dining experiences. We recommend visitors spend at least 2 hours in River Wonders for a fully immersive experience and learn about the fascinating flora and fauna in freshwater habitats. 

• Le Le will be joining Jia Jia in the exhibit they now share in the Giant Panda Forest at River Wonders.
• Jia Jia and Le Le will be given access to the exhibit all day but may not be in view if they need some privacy.
• Viewing chances depend on the comfort levels of both mummy and cub.
• Let’s give them some space to get comfortable with all the attention!

• Admission is subject to current safe management measures and operational capacity limits.
• To allow for more guests to catch a glimpse of the cub, our staff will be present to guide you through your visit.

• All guests are invited to join the queue to the Giant Panda Forest.
• We do not have a priority queue system in place.
• Please approach our staff if you require assistance.

• Our giant pandas are given access to the exhibit at all times.
• There may be instances when Jia Jia and Le Le need some privacy and will be out of public viewing areas.
• Viewing chances depend on the comfort levels of both mummy and cub.

• Currently, guests can only view Le Le from the exhibit.
• Please visit our website for updates.

• We will be streaming pre-recorded video footage of the cub outside Giant Panda Forest.
• Stay tuned on Facebook to learn more about our pandas.

Yes. You can add-on the tours online via our official ticketing website, after selecting your admission tickets. For guests who already have park admission tickets, please contact [email protected]i.com or call +65 6269 3411 to place your bookings. All tour bookings are subject to availability. Here’s more information along with the terms & conditions of the tours. 

If you see these monkeys, they are the long-tailed macaques. These macaques are wild, they are not part of our zoo collection. Please do not approach and keep a safe distance. If you get too near, they may get scared and attack out of fear.

The macaques have learnt to associate baby prams and plastic bags with food. They may approach you in search of food. If you encounter them, please keep all food out of sight. Remain calm and walk away.

Should there be a need of immediate assistance in public areas regarding snakes, monitor lizards, macaques and other native wildlife that may pose a danger to the public, you may call Singapore Police Force at 999.

Other useful numbers are:

• National Parks Board: 1800 471 7300 (For assistance on wild animals spotted near or within the nature reserves, parks or other nature areas.)
• Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore: +65 6325 7625 / 1800 226 2250 (For assistance on wild animals spotted near or within housing, built-up areas and are of no immediate danger to the public.)
• Animal Concern Research and Education Society (ACRES): +65 6892 9821 (Tel)  +65 6892 9721 (Fax)
• ACRES Wildlife Crime Hotline (24-hour): +65 9783 7782
• ACRES Wildlife Rescue Hotline (24-hour): +65 9783 7782
  Email: [email protected]

We regret that balloons are not allowed in the park as they may disturb or annoy the animals, should they burst. For more information, refer to the park’s terms & conditions.

You can approach any uniformed staff for assistance or call +65 6269 3411 in case of any emergency.

While food options are available at our restaurants, we do understand that some guests may need to bring their own food into the park for various reasons. Picnic areas are available for guests to sit and relax at Boat Plaza and various locations along the park where benches are located.

Wild macaques in our parks associate baby prams and plastic bags with food. These macaques are not part of our zoo collection. If you encounter them, please keep all food out of sight. They may approach you in search of food. Please remain calm and walk away. If you require assistance, please call +65 6269 3411.

A large section of River Wonders is designed to be accessed on foot. 85% of the park’s animal collection is designed to be viewed on foot, while the rest on Amazon River Quest.

Key attractions such as the world’s largest freshwater aquarium at Amazon Flooded Forest and Giant Panda Forest can only be accessed on foot.

Ride restrictions and riders' guidelines are put in place to protect the safety of our guests, and to ensure that the safety systems of the ride are not compromised.

• Children must be 1.06m and above to experiece the boat ride
• Children between 1.06m and 1.35m must be accompanied by a supervising adult
• Guest must be able to transfer onto the boat unaided

As the boat ride involves moderate acceleration, elevation changes and minor bumping, guests with the following conditions shall not ride.

• Expectant mothers
• Motion sickness or dizziness
• Heart conditions or abnormal blood pressure
• Back and/or neck disorder
• Impaired physical health
• Persons in wheelchair

Yes. Amazon River Quest is available at a fee of $5 per adult and $3 per child for ages 3 to 12 years old in addition to River Wonders admission tickets. Riders must be at least 1.06m to take the boat ride. Other riders' guidelines apply.

Amazon River Quest ticket can be purchased online together with an admission ticket, or as a standalone add-on experience.

No. River Wonders is not a theme park but a wildlife park that focuses on river habitats.

Visitors can go on Amazon River Quest which simulates the experience of a boat expedition along Amazon River to see animals in naturalistic habitats. Animal sightings include the jaguar, Brazilian tapir and capybara.

Amazon River Quest is a ticketed 10-minute boat ride that allows visitors to view animals living along the edges of Amazon River. These include the jaguar, Brazilian tapir and capybara. Guests must fulfil the following riders' guidelines to take the boat ride:

• Children must be at least 1.06m to take the ride
• Expectant mothers are not allowed to take the boat ride
• Guests who are in wheelchair or in impaired physical health are not allowed to ride due to evacuation safety requirements.

No, an admission ticket to Jurong Bird Park is required and can be purchased at the ticketing booth or online via our official ticketing website.

Should there be a need of immediate assistance in public areas regarding snakes, monitor lizards, macaques and other native wildlife that may pose a danger to the public, you may call Singapore Police Force at 999.

Other useful numbers are:

• National Parks Board: 1800 471 7300 (For assistance on wild animals spotted near or within the nature reserves, parks or other nature areas.)
• Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore: +65 6325 7625 / 1800 226 2250 (For assistance on wild animals spotted near or within housing, built-up areas and are of no immediate danger to the public.)
• Animal Concern Research and Education Society (ACRES): +65 6892 9821 (Tel)  +65 6892 9721 (Fax)
• ACRES Wildlife Crime Hotline (24-hour): +65 9783 7782
• ACRES Wildlife Rescue Hotline (24-hour): +65 9783 7782
  Email: [email protected]

Yes, tram service is included in your Jurong Bird Park admission ticket for your convenience. You may hop on and off at any of the designated tram stations around the park.