Jurong Bird Park Tickets
Pre-book Jurong Bird Park tickets with isango and enjoy the best deals and discounts! Singapore’s famous aviary boasts over 5,000 colourful birds from 400 species, spread across 20.2 hectares of lush landscapes, naturalistic environments and giant walk-in areas full of birds. Enjoy a perfect day of fun and learning with your family at the picturesque attraction and take a breather from the rigours of mundane life. The exhibits, daily shows and feeding sessions are great ways to enjoy close interactions with the feathered residents of the park. Enjoy some watery fun at the wet playground and tuck into a sumptuous Asian lunch in the company of performing parrots. To book your tickets to Jurong Bird Park at reasonable prices, book in advance and keep your eyes peeled for offers and saver combos.
Please select a second date to complete the range.
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Jurong Bird Park Admission with Curry Garden Set MealWhen: Thursdays to Sundays
Length: Ticket is valid for 1 day once redeemed.
from GB£ 29.96 per person -
Jurong Bird Park: Lunch with Parrots
When: Thursdays to Sundays
Length: Ticket is valid for 1 day once redeemed.
from GB£ 15.47 per person -
Saver Combo: Singapore Night Safari & Jurong Bird Park with Tram Ride
When: Daily
Length: Each ticket is valid for 1 day once redeemed. Unused ones valid for 6 months from date of issue.
from GB£ 51.52 per person -
from GB£ 19.27 per person
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10 % Off
Jurong Bird Park Admission E-ticket with Tram Access
When: Daily
Length: Attraction ticket is valid for a month from date of issue. Refer please note section
fromGB£ 21.47GB£ 19.33 per person
Our tips for Jurong Bird Park
- Prepare for an active day: Strap on your most comfortable walking shows and carry a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. Bring along your sunglasses, sunscreen and an umbrella in case it rains. You could also carry insect repellent with you in case you have sensitive skin, although Jurong Bird Park is free from dangerous insects.
- Don’t miss the King of the Skies show: Although the park is open all day long, you should reach early to watch a riveting show where you can observe predators like white-tailed sea eagle, hawk and Malay fish owl on their hunting trip. The show venue is quite far from the gate and it is recommended that you reach early to watch some fascinating shows.
- Refuel at the bird park: There are a whole variety of options if you feel like grabbing a bite. Take your pick from restaurants like Hawk Café, Waterfall Café, Curry Garden, Birdz of Play, Lorry Loft Café and Pizza Hut Express.
Good to know
Jurong Bird Park is open 365 days a year. The best time to visit is May, July and August and the maximum birds can be spotted in these months. School holidays and holiday seasons see more crowds than other times so if you’re planning to visit around that time, ensure that you book your ticket online well in advance.
- Grab your Jurong Bird Park Singapore tickets and take the MRT subway East-West Line to Boon Lay (EW27). From there, bus no.194 will take you straight to the park.
- You could also get the Singapore Attraction Express ticket which provides direct buses from most hotels in the city.
- Another option is buying a one-way or two-way hopper bus ticket from Safari Gate’s Suntec City to the bird park. Prices range between $7-12 SGD.
Keep your eyes peeled for discounts and offers. Jurong Bird Park tickets are immensely in demand and there are always offers to ease the pressure off your budget. Book online to enjoy considerable savings and book well in advance. Saver combos are another great way to save money. Passes like the Singapore Flexi Pass, the Unlimited Singapore Passion Pass and the iVenture Card are also great ways to save big on admission fees. See more and spend less!
Impress fellow travellers with these interesting facts!
- Jurong Bird Park has inspired the Zoological gardens in Rio De Janiero when the late Dr Goh Keng Swee went to attend a World Bank meeting there.
- It cost S$3.5 million to build the park and the famous Singapore attraction opened its doors officially to the public on 3rd January 1971.
- In 2006, a new entrance plaza, bird hospital and restaurants were added to the zoo. The upgrade cost S$10 million!
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