Gardens by the Bay: Flower Dome & Cloud Forest Entry

One ticket, two domes, a 40-meter indoor waterfall in the middle of Singapore

You enter both the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest with a single ticket, moving through climate-controlled gardens at your own pace. The Cloud Forest's 40-meter indoor waterfall and the Flower Dome's seasonal displays offer constant photo moments, while flat, accessible paths work for families, couples, and solo travelers. Show your mobile ticket at the gate and go whenever you want during operating hours—no advance time slot required.

Is this one for you?Pick this if you want two major attractions in one visit without buying separate tickets or arriving at a fixed time—the single entry and flexible hours mean you move through both domes at your own pace, whether you're with family, a partner, or traveling alone.

What’s included

• Your visit includes entry to the Cloud Forest, entry to the Flower Dome, and access to the outdoor common grounds and children's garden.
• The ticket is mobile-based, so you show it on your phone at the gate.
• All paths are flat and accessible, and the domes are climate-controlled year-round.

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Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Visit Flower Dome and Cloud Forest

• Enter Flower Dome
• Stroll floral displays and gardens
• Explore Mediterranean and rare trees
• Enter Cloud Forest
• View indoor waterfall
• Walk Cloud Walk and Treetop Walk
• Take photos of nature scenes

The Experience

The Cloud Forest's waterfall hits you the moment you walk in—40 meters of water cascading down a mountain of real plants, mist rising up to meet you on the walkway. It's the kind of thing that stops you mid-step, phone already out. You move through it slowly because there's no rush; the ticket gets you in anytime during operating hours, so you set your own pace. The Flower Dome sits next door, and one ticket covers both, which means you're not fumbling with two separate entries or deciding which one to skip.

Inside the Flower Dome, the air cools the moment the doors close behind you. Mediterranean gardens, rare trees from five continents, seasonal flower displays that change throughout the year—it's all held in a single climate-controlled space that feels nothing like the heat outside. You walk the Cloud Walk suspended above the forest floor, then the Treetop Walk higher up, and the whole thing unfolds without a schedule pushing you forward. Families move through at their own speed; couples stop for photos; solo travelers linger on the misty bridges. The paths are flat and wide, strollers roll through easily, and there's no climbing or scrambling required.

Show your ticket on your phone at the gate—no printing, no lost paper, no line at the ticket counter. The domes stay open rain or shine, so weather doesn't cancel your plans. Gardens by the Bay is accessible by public transport, and the grounds themselves are fully wheelchair accessible, with all surfaces and areas designed to move through without barriers. If you're traveling with young children, they ride free in a pram or stroller, and infants sit on an adult's lap. You get access to the outdoor common grounds and children's garden too, though most people spend their time inside the two main domes where the real draw is.

Top questions

Can I enter at any time, or do I need to book a specific time slot?

You can enter anytime during operating hours. The ticket is flexible, so there's no fixed entry time.

Does one ticket cover both the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest?

Yes. A single ticket gives you access to both domes, plus the outdoor common grounds and children's garden.

Can I print my ticket or do I need a mobile ticket?

Mobile tickets are accepted—show it on your phone at the gate. You can print if you prefer, but it's not required.

Is this suitable for young children and strollers?

Yes. The paths are flat and wide, strollers roll through easily, and infants ride free on an adult's lap.

What if it rains?

Both domes are fully climate-controlled and indoors, so rain doesn't affect your visit.

Is Gardens by the Bay wheelchair accessible?

Yes. All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible, and transportation options nearby are also wheelchair accessible.

How long does a typical visit take?

Most visitors spend 2–3 hours, but you can stay as long as you like since there's no time limit with your ticket.

Is there parking or public transport nearby?

Public transportation options are available nearby. Check local transit for the most convenient route to Gardens by the Bay.