Unlock a Month of Wild Fun: Free Entry for Kids at Singapore Zoo & River Wonders this October!
- Taste Nomad
- Sep 27, 2024
- 2 min read
This October, families can enjoy an amazing promotion at the Singapore Zoo and River Wonders—kids enter free with every full-paying adult ticket from 1 to 27 October 2024. This special offer is part of Mandai Wildlife Group’s celebration of Children’s Day, making it a perfect opportunity for families to explore these world-class attractions at a significant discount.
What to Expect:
Photo: Mandai Wildlife Reserve
At Singapore Zoo, children can experience close encounters with over 2,800 animals in their naturalistic habitats, including orangutans, elephants, and meerkats. They can also take part in exciting activities like the Ranger Buddies Quest, where kids can complete missions and earn exclusive collectible pins.
Over at River Wonders, families can explore the wonders of river ecosystems from the Amazon to the Yangtze. Don't miss the giant pandas and the opportunity to see diverse aquatic life up close.
How to Access the Promotion:
Photo: Mandai Wildlife Reserve
To enjoy the free admission for children aged 3 to 12, you’ll need to be a local resident and sign up for the WildPass, Mandai’s complimentary digital membership, which provides access to exclusive promotions. New members can sign up quickly and take advantage of this offer immediately. The free entry applies to both parks, allowing families to save up to SGD $34 per child per visit.
Additional Perks:
Special keeper-led animal interactions at the Singapore Zoo’s Fragile Forest, where kids can observe animals like lemurs and flying foxes.
Photo: Mandai Wildlife Reserve
At River Wonders, don’t miss the River Feeding Trail Keeper Talk, where families can learn more about riverine species.
Families are encouraged to purchase tickets online in advance, as the promotion is expected to be popular. Whether it’s your first visit or you’re a regular at Mandai, this is the perfect time to immerse your children in the magic of nature!
Top Photo: Mandai Wildlife Reserve
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