SG60 sure has many perks, one of which is discounted tickets to the local attractions - one of which is the zoo. The elderly in the family bought the discounted annual passes and we tapped on the discounts to make another trip in. By now, we are quite familiar with the offerings of the zoo. But it is still a great place to go because the area is pretty big and we can break the visits to focus on different areas.
Also, the children really enjoy it. Apart from checking out the animals, they would spend most of the time at KidzWorld at the petting zone. They will be showing lotsa love to the rabbits, guinea pigs and grooming goats. Even for the adults, it is pretty enjoyable if you are a lover of furies - I was feeling all warm and fuzzy when a rabbit came to me to be petted. There is also a dry and wet playground within the area.
This time round, we didn't managed to get any feeding sessions. Note: If you are going on a weekend or during the school holidays, be sure to book for these sessions ahead. Otherwise, they will be fully booked. One new event that caught my eye was the Hello from the Wild sessions. My friend went for it and it seems really cool. But it was definitely more expensive as compared to the feeding session. Each pax cost an additional ~$50 and a family of 4 would cost nearly $200. For me, this is more a special occasion than a normal day out.
My daughter, being pretty excited also dressed herself as a ranger and attracted the attention of the real rangers. We went to some of the sharing sessions and learnt about the fossils/ bones of the animals. The whole Mandai experience has always been wholesome. Can't wait to check out the latest additions - Rainforest Wild Asia and to try out Colugo Camp and Mandai Rainforest Resort (both waiting for the price to drop and service to stabilise!)
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Ticket to Zoo: https://www.klook.com/en-SG/activity/141-singapore-zoo-singapore/** Use the discount code "BABYNFAMKLOOK" when you book through Klook for a 5% Discount. Applicable to All Klook Activities with min. spend of SGD50. Discount capped at SGD15.
