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Getting to Night Safari

Making your way to Night Safari is easy. No matter where you’re starting your journey from, there are several quick and convenient ways to get here.

Address

80 Mandai Lake Road
Singapore 729826

Public Transport

Public transport

If you’re taking the MRT, you can take the train to any of the MRT stations below. From there, you can hop on a connecting bus that will take you straight to Night Safari.
MRT stations
Connecting buses
 

Khatib (NS14)
Mandai Shuttle


Choa Chu Kang (NS4)
927


Ang Mo Kio (NS16)
138

Springleaf (TE4)
138
Mandai Shuttle (Khatib)

Mandai Shuttle

This loop shuttle service from Khatib MRT Station (NS14) to the Singapore Zoo Coach Bay is available daily.

From Khatib MRT Station (NS14)
First Bus: 8am (Daily)

From Singapore Zoo Coach Bay
Last Bus: 12am (Daily)

Frequency*: 10 mins (20 mins between 11pm – 12am)
Travel Time: 15 mins
Frequency and travel time are subject to traffic conditions.
*Frequency will increase between 9am – 7pm on selected public holiday Fridays and weekends [Deepavali (22 – 24 Oct , Christmas Day (23 – 26 Dec) & New Year (30 Dec – 1 Jan 23].

Payment can be made by EZ-Link / NETS FlashPay and other major credit cards. Cash is not accepted.
 

Pick-up 
Drop-off
Fare
Schedule
Khatib MRT Station (NS14)
Exit A Passenger Pick-up Point
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Singapore Zoo
S$ 1

First Bus departs at 8am

 

Last Bus departs at 11.40pm
Singapore Zoo
Khatib MRT Station (NS14)
Exit A Passenger Pick-up Point
View on map
 
S$ 1

First Bus departs at 8.20am

 

Last Bus departs at 12am
Self-drive

Directions

Night Safari is about a 30-minute drive from the city. You can choose from two different routes to get here. 

Plan your route with Google Maps

 

Via Central Expressway (CTE) from the City

  1. Take the CTE toward Seletar Expressway (SLE)
  2. Continue onto SLE towards Mandai Road
  3. Take Exit 8A on SLE onto Mandai Road
  4. Turn left onto Mandai Lake Road

Via Pan Island Expressway (PIE) from the City

  1. Take the PIE toward Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE)
  2. Continue onto BKE toward Woodlands
  3. Take Exit 7 on BKE onto Mandai Road
  4. Turn right onto Mandai Lake Road

As you approach the entrance, you’ll find ample parking for cars to your left. Motorcycle parking is available in the multi-storey car park. Our CEPAS-compliant car parks utilise an electronic parking charge system with the use of a cash card. Please ensure that your cash card has enough value when you exit the car park. Insufficient value in your cash card? Not to worry, a cash card top-up machine is available near the entrance of the sheltered car park.

For vehicles without an in-vehicle unit for cash cards, parking coupons at the cost of $10 can be purchased at the entrance of Night Safari.

Parking Rates for Cars & Goods/Service Vehicles
First hour 
20-minute grace period
Price 
S$ 3
Every additional hour or part thereof
Price 
S$ 2 /hr
Vehicles without IU or cash card
Price 
S$ 10 /entry
Maximum parking charges
Price 
S$ 10 /entry
Parking Rates for Passenger Vans & Buses
First hour 
20-minute grace period
Price 
S$ 10
Every additional half hour or part thereof
Price 
S$ 10 /half hour
Taxis and/or Private Hire Cars

Taxis

Taxis are available for hire at the designated Pick-up/Drop off Point in the multi-storey carpark located at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. All fares are metered.

To help increase the supply of taxis to our parks during peak hours, a $3 surcharge will apply to all hired taxis departing from Mandai Wildlife Reserve effective 1 August 2022. This surcharge is applicable daily from 4pm to 11.59pm. Learn more.

 

Private Hire Cars

Guests have the option of booking private hire cars from Grab, Gojek, Tada Mobility or Ryde to/from Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Bookings can be made via the respective transport providers’ mobile applications. Head over to the designated Pick-up/Drop off Point in the multi-storey carpark located at Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

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