Explore Singapore's famous and must-see spots at your own pace with the ease and convenience of just one pass that helps you save time and money!
| Ticket type | E-ticket (direct entry) |
| Attraction type | Madame Tussaud, Zoos |
| Tour types | None |
One pass per traveler; sharing is not allowed.
[How to redeem]
[Attraction Admission]
[Singapore Explorer Pass Regulations]
[How to make your reservation]
Most attractions on this pass are show-and-scan — just present your pass QR code at the entrance. A few require you to reserve in advance, and the Mandai wildlife parks have their own redemption step. Always check the attraction's page in the Go City app / website (or the digital guidebook) before you go.
Step 1 — Find your Order Number / Pass Number (needed for any reservation)
Order Number — top of your Go City confirmation email
Pass Number — open the Go City app → tap your pass → shown under each pass
(Embed the "Where to find my Order number / Pass number" infographic here.)
Attractions that REQUIRE advance booking
Reserve these before your visit through the steps shown on that attraction's page in the Go City app/website (you'll need your Order / Pass Number):
Singapore DUCKtours
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck (book early)
Royal Albatross — 7-Course Dinner Cruise voucher
Booking recommended (not required): Raffles Courtyard / Long Bar.
📌 For any attraction where a ticket is issued after booking, no changes or cancellations are allowed once the e-ticket has been issued.
Mandai wildlife parks — redeem at the gate (no online booking)
Applies to Night Safari, Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, Rainforest Wild Asia:
Proceed to the attraction entrance and follow the Go City self-service ticket redemption poster to obtain your ticket.
Connect your phone to Park_Free_Wifi before scanning the QR code at the entrance.
ℹ️ These do not use any online reservation portal — you do not pre-book.
Everything else — show and scan
For all other attractions (Gardens by the Bay, Cable Car, Big Bus, Jewel Canopy Park, Madame Tussauds, etc.), simply present your pass QR code at the entrance. If you're unsure, check that attraction's "Know Before You Go" in the Go City app.
How your pass works (set expectations to cut "cannot use" tickets)
Your pass activates when you scan it at your FIRST attraction, and is then valid for 60 days. Don't scan it before you're ready to start.
You may visit each attraction once.
One pass per traveler; sharing is not allowed.
While outdoor gardens like Supertree Grove and Dragonfly & Kingfisher Lakes are free, popular conservatories such as the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest require an admission ticket. You can purchase individual tickets for these attractions or opt for a multi-attraction pass. For convenient booking and seamless access, visitors can acquire passes like the Explorer Pass through KKday, which bundles entry to multiple top Singapore attractions and streamlines your travel arrangements.
Gardens by the Bay offers unique experiences like exploring the cooled conservatories: the Flower Dome, showcasing diverse flora from Mediterranean and semi-arid regions, and the Cloud Forest, featuring a 35-meter-tall indoor waterfall and lush mountain vegetation. The iconic Supertree Grove comes alive at night with the Garden Rhapsody light show, and visitors can enjoy panoramic views from the OCBC Skyway.
To thoroughly explore the main attractions at Gardens by the Bay, including both the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest conservatories, and to experience the Supertree Grove, a visit duration of at least 3 to 4 hours is recommended. If you plan to attend the evening light show or explore the outdoor gardens extensively, consider allocating half a day or more.
The popular Garden Rhapsody light and sound show at the Supertree Grove in Gardens by the Bay typically takes place twice nightly. Performances usually begin at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM. It is advisable to arrive slightly earlier to secure a good viewing spot, especially during peak seasons.
Singapore Zoo is renowned for its immersive open-concept design, providing naturalistic habitats for its diverse animal collection. Highlights include the Primate Kingdom, Reptile Garden, and the Frozen Tundra. Visitors can also enjoy various animal feeding sessions and engaging shows that promote wildlife conservation, offering close-up encounters with different species from around the world.
Singapore Zoo is recognized for its "open zoo" concept, where animals roam in spacious, naturalistic enclosures separated from visitors by moats, glass, or other subtle barriers. Visitors can explore various geographical zones, observe animals like orangutans swinging freely, white tigers in their habitat, and elephants in their naturalistic environment, offering an immersive educational experience focused on conservation.
To fully experience Singapore Zoo and its extensive range of exhibits, animal shows, and feeding sessions, visitors should allocate a minimum of 4 to 5 hours. If you wish to take a more leisurely pace, attend multiple shows, or visit specific areas in depth, a full day might be more appropriate.
Singapore Zoo offers several family-friendly facilities to enhance visitor comfort. These include stroller and wagon rentals for young children, nursing rooms for mothers, and easily accessible restrooms. There are also diverse dining options, picnic areas, and designated play zones, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience for families with children of all ages.