Singapore Gardens by the Bay: Supertrees, Domes & Dinosaurs

Free cancellation

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Duration8h–9h

Mobile ticketAccepted

Fifty meters up, surrounded by 162,900 plants and a 35-meter waterfall

You get entry to the Flower Dome's nine themed gardens, the Cloud Forest with its 35-meter waterfall and dinosaur encounters, the Supertree Observatory rooftop deck 50 meters up, and access to the nightly Garden Rhapsody light show. If you choose the Floral Fantasy option, you also explore the immersive floral zones with 15,000 blooms. Everything is included; you just show up and move through at your own pace.

8h–9h

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Flower Dome greenhouse
Explore nine themed gardens
Admire rare plants and blooms
Enter Cloud Forest dome
See tallest indoor waterfall
Walk Cloud Walk and Treetop Walk
Encounter animatronic dinosaurs
Discover unique plant life
Visit Supertree Observatory rooftop
Enjoy 360° city views
Explore sustainability exhibits
Watch Garden Rhapsody light show

The Experience

The Supertree Observatory puts you on a rooftop deck 50 meters above Singapore, and the first thing you notice is how the city shrinks. Marina Bay Sands sits below like a model of itself. The Supertrees—those impossible vertical gardens wrapped around you—hold 162,900 plants each, and they're not decoration; they're part of how the city cools itself down. You stand there taking in 360° views, and it's the kind of moment where your phone camera feels too small for what you're seeing.

Then you drop down into the Flower Dome, which is 1.2 hectares of climate-controlled gardens under glass. Nine themed zones, each one built around a different part of the world—Mediterranean olive groves, South African succulents, California wildflowers. The air is cool and thick with the smell of soil and blooms. You walk through seasonal floral exhibitions that rotate, so the displays change; baobabs stand next to rare flowering trees, and the whole thing is designed so you can stop and sit on benches tucked into quiet corners. It's the opposite of rushed.

The Cloud Forest is where things get strange in the best way. A 35-meter indoor waterfall cascades down inside a glass dome, and the mist hits you as soon as you step in. You walk the Cloud Walk and Treetop Walk, floating above tropical greenery, and then you come face-to-face with life-sized animatronic dinosaurs from Jurassic World. A T-rex. Brachiosauruses. They're woven into the landscape alongside the plants that actually existed millions of years ago, and the whole thing—the waterfall, the mist, the prehistoric creatures—feels like you've walked into a greenhouse that's also a movie set. The Cloud Forest closes at 9 PM, last admission at 8 PM, so if you want to linger, you need to go early.

In the evening, head back to the Supertrees for the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show. It runs at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM, and the Supertrees light up in synchronized patterns while music plays. The themes change throughout the year—Journey Through Asia in February, Star Wars in May, The Christmas Special from late November into January. It's 15 minutes of the structures glowing and pulsing, and it's free if you're already there. If you want to add the Floral Fantasy experience, that's a separate immersive garden with over 15,000 blooms arranged through themed zones, plus poison dart frogs in a vivarium. It runs 10 AM to 9 PM, last admission 8 PM, and it's optional but worth considering if you have the time.

The whole site is wheelchair accessible, and strollers work fine if you're traveling with small children. Supertree Observatory hours are 9 AM to 4 PM, so plan accordingly—if you want the light show, you'll need to come back in the evening or time your visit so you're there for both. Check the closure calendar before you book; different attractions close on different dates throughout 2026 for maintenance.

What’s included

Your visit includes entry to the Flower Dome with its nine themed gardens and seasonal floral exhibitions, entry to the Cloud Forest with the 35-meter indoor waterfall and Jurassic World dinosaur encounters, entry to the Supertree Observatory rooftop deck 50 meters above Marina Bay, and access to the nightly Garden Rhapsody light and sound show.
If you select the Floral Fantasy option, you also get entry to the immersive floral garden with over 15,000 blooms and the poison dart frog vivarium.
All areas are wheelchair accessible.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPublic transport nearby

Operated by Sun Leisure World Corporation

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see Singapore's most recognizable landmarks and experience both nature and technology in one visit without arranging separate tickets—the all-access entry means you move through the Flower Dome, Cloud Forest, and Supertree Observatory on your own schedule, and the evening light show is included so you can stay as long as you want.