Advantages: different zoo experince Disadvantages: bit of a trip to get there
...cannot miss out on the Night safari. This provide to be very true. We decided to visit the zoo with an organised tour from the hotel we were staying at (Shangria-la). Which proved to be a bit pricey about 70 Singapore dollars and also add alot of hanging around in a coach.(Wouldn't do the tour again) later we discovered it would cost $20 (around £10) taxi there and about the same again to get into the Park. The park opens at 7ish, we didn't get there ...
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Advantages: Fun, inexpensive, informative, different Disadvantages: a bit out of the way to get to
...you want to spend a night out of the bars, then the night safari is a good option.
Its different from anything else I have done before. You can pay to go to the safari and walk around or pay extra and go on a guided tour on a tram. I would definately recommend paying the extra. You are taken around by an informative guide and see the animals in a much different way to the usual safari park experience. The park isn't that big, but you can get off ...
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Advantages: reasonably priced, different and interesting!!! Disadvantages: None that i can thing of
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The admission prices for the night safari starts at S$10 for kids and around S$20 adults, which is a farely good price compared to the other attractions located in Singapore.
I visited the night safari at around 8.00pm and it closes at midnight- plenty of time to explore and see the events planned. They provide a handy little map to help you make your way around the park, also, the staff were very helpful in guiding us.
If you dont fancy walking ...
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Advantages: Family fun, educational, exciting Disadvantages: Night time only
...my visit to Singapore. The night safari is a wonderful idea, and extremely clever in terms of layout and accessibility. You board a slow moving tram with a tour guide to keep you informed as you glide through the park with wild animals on either side of you. The animals are nicely lit by minimal lighting hiding in trees and bushes, and as its feeding time you get to see them in all their glory, and feel like you're actually with them in the wild. ...
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