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Would I see myself coming back to Bird Paradise again?Ĭoming from the perspective of a fully-grown budget-conscious individual living in Singapore, who has bigger dreams of visiting the wild birds elsewhere. The place is also wheelchair and kids-friendly, so you could literally have a family day out with the entire village. Seeing the exotic birds without fences is definitely more refreshing, especially if you’re a birder or birder-cum-photographer working on nature shots. One of the many water dispensers in the parkīird Paradise is a fun place to spend a day with friends or family and spot the birds without the barricades in eight walk-through aviaries. Don’t feed them with your food! Book a feeding slot for S$8 each (see the Mandai app). Take advantage of the complimentary shuttle service too! All aviaries are wheelchair accessible, but you’d have to forfeit some with special trails that require stair-climbing.

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You could rent a wheelchair for free at the reception counter.

There are also four nursing rooms for moms. You could rent a trike (holds 1) or wagon (holds 2) to bring or steer your children around for S$18 each. As mentioned, we have only half a day and expected food to be pricier in the park. Or eat within the numerous dining options. Else, you could buy an umbrella from the shop when the situation calls for one. Have your sun hat, sunglasses and sunscreen on, and an umbrella safely stashed in case of rain. You could get a blistering hot sun in the morning, and then a thunderous downpour in the afternoon. I wore a shirt, shorts and my favourite grippy jandals. Bring a change of clothes if you might sweat through the first set. Why waste money to buy water when you can top up your bottle at the six water refill stations scattered around the park. Might have been the heat? Best to stay clear or insulate yourself from them! I’m not sure why but there’s an uncomfortably strong static coming from the handrails of the fences and doors in all aviaries. Note the static coming from the fences.I’d feel like hiding in air-con rooms too. When the weather gets too hot, the birds hide. An hour and a half for the two big Hearts of Africa and Wings of Asia aviaries, followed by the three smaller Amazonian Jewels, Songs of the Forests and finally Crimson Wetlands aviaries between the intermission, and in that order, to beat the crowd. With our day planned according to showtimes, we timed our visit around the park with aviaries near the Amphitheatre. Notice the flying eagle! Amigo has been around since I was young High-end celebrity restaurant facing the Crimson Wetlands aviary. At Shuttle Station 2 sells a variety of ice cream and drinks. At the kid’s play area Egg Splash has all kinds of egg-inspired dishes. At Central Plaza probably the most economical place around to settle lunch like Kopitiam. At the first level of Penguin Cove international buffet spread. At the second level of Penguin Cove penguin-themed pastries. At the park entrance has coffee, pastries and sandwiches. A 3-in-1 joint cafe selling sandwiches, cakes, puffs and tarts and Lobster rolls and bisques. Luke’s Lobster + Leckerbaer + Mr Holmes Bakehouse.

Failure to do so may mean not being able to return after lunch. If you intend to eat outside Bird Paradise, remember to have a stamp on your hand or a bracelet around your wrist before exiting. There are several dining options within and outside the park.

There’s a taxi surcharge of S$3 if taking the taxi out of Mandai.Ībyssinian Ground Hornbill Rhino Hornbill I’m not sure if it’s easy to call for a Grab from Mandai. Parking fees start at S$3 for the first hour, and S$2 for every additional hour, up to a max of $10/ entry. Of course, you can do away with all these by Grabbing or driving to the park. The only downside – perhaps laughable to my foreign friends – is the long travelling time and hassle of changing transportation. As someone living in the East, Mandai is like a faraway jungle, even though Singapore is petite.įortunately, we have a relatively connected and low-cost transport line that links wherever you are to the Mandai Wildlife Reserve. ‘Travelling to the Mandai region is easy’ does not ring a bell to me. You could enjoy more savings by purchasing multi-park combos. Locals enjoy additional discounts when they sign up for the free Wild Pass. Tickets cost S$48 for adults and S$33 for children as of Oct 2023.