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Supertree Observatory
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Supertree Observatory

In shortSupertree Observatory has tickets from S$14 and is open daily from 9am to 9pm, at 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Marina Bay. Checked October 2026.

Attractions · tickets from Gardens by the Bay

Duration

30 min

The take

A lift takes you up inside a Supertree to a deck 50 metres above the grove. It costs the same as the Skyway but needs its own ticket, and we'd do the Skyway first, coming up here only if height is what you're after.

Good to know

Visitors S$14 adult, S$10 child; residents from S$10 adult, S$6 child

Daily 9am–9pm, last admission 8.30pm

Closed for maintenance on 10 December

A separate ticket from the OCBC Skyway, the 22m walkway between the trees

Finding it: Observatory lift in the Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay, a walk from Bayfront MRT Exit B

Hours checked October 2026

Before you go

What happens to OCBC Skyway tickets when it rains?

Skyway admission depends on the weather, including rain or lightning risk. For affected visits, Gardens by the Bay ushers visitors up to the Supertree Observatory instead. The Observatory is a separate ticket in its own right, so it is the dry-weather backup that still gets you above the grove.

Sources: Gardens by the BayChecked November 2026

How much does the Supertree Observatory cost for Singapore residents?

Singapore residents pay S$10 for an adult and S$6 for a senior or a child. Non-residents pay S$14 for an adult and S$10 for a child aged 3 to 12. The Observatory costs the same as the OCBC Skyway for each type of visitor, except for seniors.

Sources: Gardens by the BayChecked November 2026

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