Bird Paradise Ticket (Mandai)
Bird Paradise at Mandai Wildlife Reserve is Singapore's premier bird park — 3,500+ birds, 8 walk-through aviaries, and live shows across 17 hectares. Compare live prices and coupons.
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What it is
Bird Paradise opened on May 8, 2023, at Mandai Wildlife Reserve in northern Singapore — the same wildlife hub as the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, and River Wonders. It is the reimagined successor to Jurong Bird Park and is one of the largest bird parks in Asia, spanning 17 hectares and housing more than 3,500 birds from over 400 species, roughly 24% of which are threatened or endangered. The park is built around eight large walk-through aviaries, each recreating a distinct biome — from the flooded savannahs of South America to the highlands of Papua New Guinea — so visitors walk freely among free-roaming birds rather than viewing them through cages. In addition to the aviaries, Bird Paradise offers live bird shows at its Sky Amphitheatre, a complimentary in-park shuttle, playgrounds for children, and dining options, making it a full half-day or full-day destination for families, wildlife enthusiasts, and casual visitors alike.
Highlights
- 8 walk-through aviaries including Crimson Wetlands (South American flamingos, scarlet ibises, and macaws), Heart of Africa (African forest birds), Wings of Asia (hornbills, pelicans, and 30+ Asian species in a Balinese-inspired setting), Songs of the Forest (Asian songbirds like the critically endangered Bali Myna), Amazonian Jewels, Mysterious Papua, Australian Outback, and Lory Loft
- Penguin Cove — one of the world's largest simulated Antarctic exhibits, featuring king, gentoo, Humboldt, and northern rockhopper penguins in cold saltwater pools
- Live bird shows at Sky Amphitheatre: 'Predators on Wings' (birds of prey) and 'Wings of the World' (free-flight showcase), each running about 15–20 minutes — check the official schedule on arrival as show times can vary
- Over 400 avian species including rare and endangered birds such as the Philippine Eagle, Blue-throated Macaw, and Negros Bleeding-heart Dove
- Complimentary in-park shuttle service included with admission, useful for covering the full 17-hectare site
- Family-friendly extras including Treetops Play (dry playground) and Egg Splash (water play area)
Good to know
- Plan for at least 3–4 hours to cover all 8 aviaries and catch one or two bird shows; a full day is comfortable if you have young children or want to linger
- Operating hours are typically 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM daily (last entry around 5:00 PM) — verify current hours on the official Mandai website before visiting, as holiday schedules may differ
Frequently asked
- Is Bird Paradise the same as Jurong Bird Park?
- Bird Paradise is the official successor to Jurong Bird Park, which closed in January 2023 after more than 50 years. It reopened in May 2023 at a new, purpose-built site within Mandai Wildlife Reserve in northern Singapore. The new park is larger, features immersive walk-through aviaries rather than traditional enclosures, and houses many of the same birds from Jurong alongside new additions.
- What is included in a Bird Paradise admission ticket?
- A standard admission ticket generally covers entry to all 8 walk-through aviaries, the live bird shows at Sky Amphitheatre ('Predators on Wings' and 'Wings of the World'), and a complimentary in-park shuttle service. Specific inclusions can vary by ticket type or booking platform, so confirm details when purchasing. Food, merchandise, and any premium experiences are typically at extra cost.
- How do I get to Bird Paradise from central Singapore?
- The most convenient public transport option is to take the MRT to Khatib Station (NS14 on the North-South Line), then board the Mandai Khatib Shuttle bus directly to Mandai Wildlife Reserve — note the shuttle is a paid service. Alternatively, taxis and Grab rides drop off right at the entrance. If you're driving, Mandai Wildlife Reserve has on-site parking. Allow about 30–40 minutes from the city center.