Night Safari celebrates 25th Anniversary with $25 tickets for local residents

To mark 25 wild years and to thank the community for its support of the park over the last two decades, Night Safari is extending a birthday treat to local residents who can enjoy the celebrations at a special price during the birthday week. Singaporeans and permanent residents can purchase Night Safari admission tickets for S$25 (Usual: Adults S$49, Child 3-12 years S$33). Tickets are valid for use between 25-31 May.  

Ms Isabel Cheng, Chief Marketing Officer, Wildlife Reserves Singapore and parent entity of Night Safari said, “Being a world’s first, Night Safari is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Singapore, and local residents play a huge role in contributing to its popularity. We know that many Singaporeans take their foreign friends to visit us, and we sincerely thank everyone for the support.”

During the 25^th anniversary celebrations, Ms Grace Fu was taken on a guided walking trail to seek out native wildlife that also make the park their home, such as the Sunda colugo, green crested lizard, and slender squirrel, along with a plethora of native trees including the ficus, nibong and common pulai (Alstonia), which have flourished onsite over the last two decades.

To complete the evening, the Minister and the guests from MINDS had the opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the native animals in the park’s collection, including a Sunda pangolin, reticulated python, and Malay fish owl, as they learnt more about these local species.

Wildlife Reserves Singapore (WRS) has worked with the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) over the last five years to offer complimentary admission to the beneficiaries of NCSS member organisations such as MINDS that provide social services.

Ms Cheng added, “More than 14,000 beneficiaries have visited in the last two years alone, and WRS looks forward to welcoming more families and groups. We are a homegrown brand, and through various initiatives including the partnership with NCSS, our membership programme, and seasonal promotions, we constantly create reasons to visit while ensuring our parks continue to be accessible to Singaporeans and local residents.”

For more information, visit https://www.wrs.com.sg/en/night-safari/whats-on/ns25.html

* Complimentary admission is extended to VWO groups serving persons with disabilities and the elderly and beneficiaries of community hospitals. All holders of Developmental Disability Registry (DDR) identity card will also enjoy complimentary admission to all WRS parks when making individual visits. More details available at https://www.ncss.gov.sg/GatewayPages/Social-Service-Organisations/Funding,-Schemes-and-Common-Services/Benefit-Schemes/Admission-to-Wildlife-Reserves-Singapore-s-Parks