River Wonders Tickets Singapore

Yes, you can book River Safari tickets in advance. Purchasing tickets online allows you to secure your entry, choose preferred time slots, and avoid long queues. It ensures a smooth and convenient visit to this popular attraction. Visit the official Mandai Wildlife Reserve website for ticket booking.

River Safari Singapore tickets are typically valid for the date and time slot selected during purchase. Most tickets are valid for a single entry on the specified date. It's advisable to check the official Mandai Wildlife Reserve website for specific terms and conditions, as they may vary based on the type of ticket or special promotions.

River Safari Singapore tickets cost for children from ages 3 to 12 is SGD 31. Children below the age of 3 years have free entry. The River Safari ticket cost for adults is SGD 43 and for Senior Citizens SGD 20. To avoid long queues and enjoy hassle-free entry, book your River Wonders tickets in advance.

There is no minimum age required to book River Safari tickets; however, children under 3 years old typically enter for free. Children aged 3 and above require a ticket. It is recommended that children under 12 years old be accompanied by an adult. Check the official Mandai Wildlife Reserve website for specific details and age-related policies.

Being Asia’s one and only river-themed wildlife park, River Wonders is a must-visit place to add to your itinerary while visiting Singapore. You can go for river safaris in this park which has more than 11,000 animals and aquatic animals of 260 different species such giant river otters, Indian gharials. Grab your River Wonders Singapore Tickets to discover the largest collection of freshwater animals.

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Yes, there are two boat rides at River Wonders. Quest and the Reservoir Cruise. The Amazon River Quest will take you on an unforgettable boat adventure through the Amazon Forest setting and the 15-minute Reservoir Cruise travels along the outskirts of Singapore Zoo and the Night Safari Compound. It is recommended to book river safari Singapore tickets and attraction tickets as well.

1. Amazon Flooded Forest: This zone features diverse marine life ranging from Giant River Otters to Red-tailed Catfish. A special viewing tunnel lets you observe the wonderful creatures in their natural habitat. You can also witness the animated conversations of the otters with their family members from a sandback on the upper level.
2. Giant Panda Forest: Fanning out in the area of 1500 sq m, this is the largest Panda exhibit built in Southeast Asia. The state of the art biodome, with temperature and humidity control to ensure maximum comfort for the pandas, can be accessed by grabbing River Wonders Singapore Tickets.
3. Mary River: The Mary Catchment Area is a hotspot for aquatic biodiversity containing a number of species which are found only at River Wonders. You will be able to meet some of the most bizarre fishes in this exhibit, such as the Australian lungfish which has a unique ability to survive in stagnant water.
4. Amazonia Encounters: The Amazon is home to more species of plants and animals than any other land ecosystem. It is estimated that a third of the world's species live there. Here, you can come up close to some unique creatures of the Amazonian rainforest.
5. Congo River: Going beyond 220m in some parts, the Congo River is the world’s deepest river. It rages through violent rapids and makes multiple drops to form magnificent waterfalls. But below its troubled surface lies a hidden world of serene beauty — this exhibit has some of the most colourful fish you’ve seen.
6. Ganges River: Revered by the Hindus as the holiest river, the Ganges is worshipped as Mother Ganga, the goddess of creation and abundance. Formed by a convergence of Himalayan springs, the Ganges traverses a length of 2,500 kilometres, supporting half a billion people and a host of freshwater fauna. 
7. Mekong River: Fed by melting snow, the Mekong rises from the Tibetan plateau, journeying through six countries before entering the South China Sea. With an output of 2.5 million tonnes of fish a year, it is the most productive river in the world. Over 4,300km long, it is also the tenth largest river.
8. Nile River: Springing from East Africa’s Great Lakes and emptying into the Mediterranean Sea, the Nile has been bringing life and wealth into Egypt since the Stone Age. You’ll be transported back to ancient Egypt at this exhibit, which plays host to creatures as spectacular as they’re savage.
9. River Gems: Although freshwater habitats make up less than one percent of the Earth’s surface area, they support 45% of all fish species. River Gems offers a glimpse of the amazing diversity of plant and animal life that thrive in rivers and along their banks.
10. Yangtze River: The 6,300-kilometre-long Yangtze, or ‘Chang Jiang’ (meaning ‘long river’ in Chinese), is the longest river in Asia and holds 40 percent of China’s freshwater. Millions of people and a host of unique wildlife, from the ancient sturgeon to the reclusive giant panda, depend on the Yangtze for life.

Yes, there is a souvenir shop at River Wonders Singapore. Stop by the shop to find plushy souvenirs or mementoes to bring home as a memory of your visit to the wonderful River Wonders.  

The opening hours of River Wonders Singapore are from 10 AM to 7 PM, last entry is at 6 PM. Reserve your River Safari Singapore tickets in advance for easy entry. Other attractions like Amazon River Quest are open from 11 AM to 6 PM, Giant Panda Forest opens from 10 AM to 6:15 PM, and Amazon Flooded Forest opens from 11 AM to 6 PM.