Singapore Bird Park Ticket


Non‑refundable and non‑changeable after booking, please carefully review the cancellation policy before booking.
An e‑ticket will be received upon online booking. Upon arrival at Bird Paradise Singapore, proceed to the designated e‑ticket lane and present the QR code or confirmation code for scanning verification to enter the park.
Open from 9:00 to 18:00 (last entry at 17:00).
Located at 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825
Bird Paradise Singapore ticket; Bird Discovery Tour; Behind‑the‑Scenes Avian Health Care Tour; Crimson Restaurant Set Meal; Return Shuttle Bus.
Items not mentioned in the inclusions.
Children under 3 years old are free of charge; children aged 3‑12 must purchase a child ticket; visitors aged 13 and above must purchase an adult ticket.
(1) The electronic exchange information is not for resale and can only be exchanged once, please keep it safe.
(2) There are animal shows and feeding activities inside the park. Specific times may be subject to change. It is recommended to check the park notice boards or consult staff upon entry.
(3) Some areas within the park may be slippery, please watch your step.

Located at 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore, Jurong Bird Park spans 17 hectares and is the largest bird park in Asia. In 2023, following the closure of Jurong Bird Park, the new Bird Paradise opened its doors, marking the beginning of a brand new chapter.
Rich Avian Resources: The park is home to over 400 species and 3,500 resident birds, 24% of which are classified as endangered species, such as the Philippine Eagle, the Negros Bleeding‑heart Dove, and the Blue‑throated Macaw, making it a pioneer in avian conservation.
Diverse Themed Aviaries: Featuring eight distinct outdoor aviaries that replicate habitats from around the world, such as lush African rainforests, South American wetlands, Southeast Asian rice paddies, and the dry eucalyptus forests of Australia, offering visitors an immersive bird‑watching experience.
Shaw Foundation Australian Outback: Inhale the scent of eucalyptus, explore the Australian outback, and encounter around 30 species of birds, including kookaburras, emus, and tawny frogmouths.
Nyungwe Forest Heart of Africa: Modelled after the forested valleys of the African continent, this aviary retains mature trees on site and is home to over 80 species of African birds, where you can spot African grey parrots, turacos, and yellow‑throated bee‑eaters.
Hong Leong Foundation Crimson Wetlands: Marvel at a striking spectacle of red as you encounter some of the most vividly coloured birds in the world amidst wetland vegetation and deep crimson flowers, and cool off behind the waterfall at the tallest waterfall in Bird Paradise.
Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove: As one of the largest sub‑Antarctic and cold‑saltwater penguin habitats in the world, visitors can interact with Gentoo penguins, King penguins, and Rockhopper penguins, and dive into the underwater kelp forest to experience the joy of watching penguins glide through the water.
Sky Amphitheatre Shows: At the Sky Amphitheatre, catch performances such as "Wings of the World" and raptor shows, where visitors can enjoy spectacular displays and flight demonstrations by a variety of birds.
Children's Water Play Area: Egg Splash is the water play area within the park, equipped with heated shower facilities. Adjacent to it is a children's playground, making it an ideal spot for parents to relax and have fun with their kids.
The park features multiple dining venues, such as the café and buffet restaurant inside the Penguin Cove, a food court outside Flamingo Wetlands, and a restaurant on the second floor of the flamingo area, offering a wide variety of cuisines for visitors. Additionally, the park has gift shops where visitors can purchase bird‑themed souvenirs, such as plush toys, postcards, and keychains, to take home fond memories.
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