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Parks and Gardens Tickets, Prices and Opening Hours in Singapore: Quick Answer

If you are planning your Singapore itinerary, most neighbourhood parks and nature reserves are free and open 24 hours, while major signature gardens like Gardens by the Bay, the Singapore Botanic Gardens’ National Orchid Garden, and paid attractions in parks have specific ticket prices and opening hours. For most first-time visitors, you should budget about S$20–S$40 per adult for ticketed garden attractions and plan 2–4 hours per site.

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Key Ticketed Gardens & Parks: Essential Info at a Glance

Below is a practical overview of the main Singapore parks and gardens visitors usually ask about for tickets, prices and opening hours. All prices are in SGD and based on latest publicly available information from operators and trusted ticketing partners; always double-check via the official sites before purchasing.

1. Gardens by the Bay (Marina Bay)

Why go: Iconic Supertrees, climate-controlled conservatories and waterfront views – this is usually the top garden attraction on any Singapore itinerary and a major indicator of lifestyle quality for nearby homes.

Essential Information

Address: 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
Nearest MRT: Bayfront MRT (CE1/DT16). Take Exit B, follow underground linkway, then follow signs to Gardens by the Bay (about 5–8 minutes walk with escalators).
Alternative MRT: Marina Bay MRT (NS27/CE2). Follow underground link to Bayfront, or walk across the Marina Bay Sands area (15–20 minutes, mostly sheltered).
Outdoor Gardens: Generally free entry and accessible daily (approx. 5.00am–2.00am; confirm on the official site) [6].
Flower Dome & Cloud Forest: Typically 9.00am–9.00pm (last admission 8.30pm) [3][5][9].
Sample ticket price (standard online reference): bundles for Flower Dome + Cloud Forest from around S$20–S$35 per adult via major ticketing platforms depending on promotions [2][3][10].
OCBC Skyway: Separate ticket, usually around S$14 per person, purchased on-site or via partner sites [8].
Official website: CNA Property News (replace with operator’s URL in your browser).
Recommended time: 2–3 hours for the two domes, plus 1–2 hours to walk the outdoor gardens.
Best time to visit: Late afternoon to night – cooler weather, plus Supertree light show (Garden Rhapsody) after dark [3].

What to Expect & Local Insider Tips

Living in Singapore, most locals treat Gardens by the Bay as both a tourist highlight and a weekend hangout. The Flower Dome is cool and dry, showcasing seasonal floral displays, while the Cloud Forest is misty and lush, with a tall indoor waterfall and elevated walkways [2][9].

Must‑see spots: Cloud Forest’s waterfall viewing platform, the top circular walkway overlooking the conservatory, and the Supertree Grove at night.
Photo ops: Elevated paths inside Cloud Forest, floral installations inside Flower Dome, and Marina Bay skyline views from the outdoor gardens.
Guided & bundled tours: Multiple tour operators offer e‑tickets and skip‑the‑line access, sometimes bundled with Marina Bay Sands SkyPark or night cruises [1][2][10].

Insider tip (local): If you are sensitive to cold, bring a light jacket – the conservatories feel especially cool after walking in Singapore’s humidity. Try to enter the Cloud Forest 30–45 minutes before the scheduled misting session for the full dramatic effect.

Practical & Safety Tips

What to wear/bring: Light, breathable clothes, comfortable walking shoes, and a small umbrella. The domes are cool but the outdoor gardens are warm and humid.
Food & drink: Several cafes and restaurants are spread across the Gardens and Marina Bay Sands. Prices are higher than in heartland malls; budget for S$15–S$30 per person for a sit‑down meal.
Restrooms: Available at conservatory entrances/exits and around Supertree Grove; they are well signposted and generally very clean.
Accessibility: Elevators and ramps are available in the conservatories; wheelchairs and strollers are commonly seen. Check the official site for the latest barrier‑free routes.
Family‑friendly: Far East Organization Children’s Garden (water play area) is popular with families; bring swimwear and a change of clothes for kids.
Safety: Watch your step on elevated walkways and hold children’s hands, especially along the Cloud Forest paths and OCBC Skyway.

Money‑Saving Tips

Walk the outdoor gardens and Bay East Garden for free and enjoy skyline views [4].
Look for combo tickets (e.g. with Marina Bay Sands SkyPark or other attractions) via trusted platforms like local OTAs and official partners [2][10].
Check if your hotel concierge or airline app offers bundled attraction passes endorsed by the Singapore Tourism Board.
Pair your visit with a free Marina Bay promenade walk and light shows in the area to stretch your budget.

Nearby Attractions & Where to Stay

Combine in one day with: Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, ArtScience Museum, and the Marina Bay waterfront loop.
Walking routes: From Supertree Grove, walk 10–15 minutes via the Dragonfly Bridge to Marina Bay Sands and the Shoppes.
Accommodation: For first‑time visitors, staying around Marina Bay, City Hall or Bugis keeps you close to Gardens by the Bay and many other attractions. Explore short‑stay and long‑stay options via Homejourney’s trusted property search Property Search .

2. Singapore Botanic Gardens & National Orchid Garden

Why go: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and beloved local park with free general entry, plus the ticketed National Orchid Garden that is excellent value for money.

Essential Information

Address: 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569 (multiple gated entrances).
Nearest MRT: Botanic Gardens MRT (CC19/DT9). Use Exit A and follow signs; it is about a 5–10 minute walk to the main garden entrances (Bukit Timah Gate).
Botanic Gardens general grounds: Typically open 5.00am–12.00am (midnight); free entry (check NParks site for any changes).
National Orchid Garden: Usually 8.30am–7.00pm (last entry 6.00pm). Entry fee for adults is typically under S$10, with discounts for students and seniors via official channels [1][2].
Recommended time: 1.5–2 hours for National Orchid Garden, 2–3 additional hours to wander the main grounds.

Local note: Many residents visit early mornings or evenings to jog around the Eco Lake and Symphony Lake. If you are staying nearby, this is one of the nicest “everyday” green spaces to experience how locals use parks.