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Rainforest Wild Adventure
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Rainforest Wild Adventure

In shortRainforest Wild Adventure has tickets from S$55 and is open daily from 9am to 6pm, at 20 Mandai Lake Road. Checked October 2026.

Family & Kids · tickets from Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Duration

Half day

The take

Rainforest trails and Adventure+ activities spread across both Mandai campuses, all covered on foot rather than by tram. It suits older kids with energy to burn. Go in the morning, and if you'll leave after 1pm, the M2 bus to Khatib beats the taxi surcharge.

Good to know

Full park, EAST and WEST: non-resident adult S$55, child S$39, regular or peak. Under-3s free

WildPass locals S$45 regular, S$50 peak. Single-zone resident adult S$35, child S$25, with fewer Adventure+

Daily 9am–6pm, last entry 5pm. A full ticket includes up to five Adventure+ activities (three at peak)

Taxis leaving Mandai carry a S$5 surcharge 1pm–11.59pm daily. The M2 bus from Khatib is S$2.50

Finding it: WEST at 20 Mandai Lake Road or EAST at 80 Mandai Lake Road; one ticket covers both, and the M1 and M2 buses between them are free

Hours checked October 2026

Before you go

Which entrance should I use for Rainforest Wild Adventure, EAST or WEST?

Either works, since both open daily from 9am to 6pm with last entry at 5pm. EAST is at 80 Mandai Lake Road and WEST at 20 Mandai Lake Road. A free M1 and M2 shuttle links the two, and there is an 800m sheltered walkway if you would rather stroll for about 20 minutes. Pick whichever matches your next stop.

Sources: Mandai Wildlife ReserveChecked November 2026

What should I wear to Rainforest Wild Adventure?

Wear sports shoes with good traction, because the forest treks get wet and muddy after rain. Bring insect repellent, a cap and sunscreen, and a raincoat or umbrella, since the park is fully outdoors. Mandai also suggests early mornings or later afternoons, when it is cooler and animals are more likely to be out.

Sources: Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Can I take a pram or wheelchair around Rainforest Wild Adventure?

Yes, the elevated walkway gives universal access for families with strollers and for seniors, while the forest treks are rougher with boulder crossings and log bridges. Mandai rents trikes (up to 15kg) and wagons (up to two children, 35kg combined) for S$18 each, first come first served. Stay on the walkway if anyone in your group has limited mobility.

Sources: Mandai Wildlife ReserveChecked November 2026

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