Night Safari with Buffet Dinner with hotel pick-up

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From SGD 179.72

3.8
172 reviews

Overview

Available languages

English

It can take more than 40 minutes to board the Night Safari tram. With this skip-the-line pass, you hop right on for a journey into the world of nocturnal animals. Visit carefully designed habitats on a nighttime safari, and take a guided walk along a softly lit jungle trail for up-close looks at lions, leopards, and more. This 4-hour family-friendly tour includes animal shows and thrilling performances, plus a buffet dinner at the Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant. Enjoy round-trip transport from major hotels in Singapore.

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Please advise dietary concerns if you choose the buffet dinner option

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

What‘s Included

Hotel pickup and drop-off

Buffet dinner

Air-conditioned vehicle

Admission tickets

Beverages

Gratuities

Options

Night Safari

Night Safari w Buffet Dinner
Pickup included

Operated by Tour East - Singapore

Reviews

3.8

172 reviews

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  • Great experience but needs some tweaking

    Helen P,

    Feb 9, 2025

    3.0

    The trip overall was great but we had booked with dinner which was really rushed. We were late getting to the zoo because of traffic so why not adjust the time for an earlier pick-up so that you can enjoy a more relaxed dinner and see the show. There wasn't time to do both and we had to bolt down our dinner. Having said that our guide Jacqueline was great and the safari enjoyable. Just some adjustment to the pick-up time and I would have added a couple of stars to the overall rating.

  • A disappointing evening

    Beverley H,

    Feb 6, 2025

    3.0

    We were told it would be meal, show and safari. There were 10 others in the group but we were the only ones to have dinner included. The guide told us we would go straight for the meal whilst the others went to the show then we would meet up to do the safari. I asked when we would see the show, she said we wouldn't have time to do both. I said we've paid for the 3 things and want to do all 3. She said if we ate quickly we might have time to do the safari as soon as we finished eating then see the later show. We agreed that we could eat fast- there was mushroom soup but no bowls, there was a good selection of food but we were told the guide would be back in 10mins. We had no time to have a drink with dinner and although there were lots of desserts we didn't have time to even look at them. The guide came to collect us and took us to the front of the queue for the safari. We didn't get a chance to see all the animals as we had moved on by the time your eyes managed to spot them. We then went to the show which was very good. We spoke to the rest of the group afterwards and they were all disappointed

  • We were picked up 30...

    khusbu P,

    Dec 28, 2024

    3.0

    We were picked up 30 minutes late, which meant we were rushed at dinner and missed the show. The guide was nice and the food was good. But if things were done on time then we wouldn’t have missed the show.

  • Only in Singapore!

    Domenica H,

    Dec 27, 2024

    4.0

    Very expensive for the short time of the experience. If you don’t mind heat, humidity and humongous crowds, Night Safari was amazing with excellent commentary. Jackie our tour guide was knowledgeable and very caring toward our small group. Only downside was the rushed buffet dinner allowing us only less than 45 minutes to finish our meal. Although a short duration, the highlight of the evening were the fire dancers. Absolutely amazing!

  • Don’t spend the money for the dinner

    christine s,

    Dec 8, 2024

    2.0

    The $50 Singapore buffet was awful. Steam table food at its worst. The animal show was interesting since they were unusual species to me. However, couldn’t understand a word of the narrative so it wasn’t educational. Typical save the planet platitudes while they made money off keeping animals for show.