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Telephone: (65) 6269-3411
Website: www.nightsafari.com.sg/
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Over there, you can see the nocturnal animals coming out,actually it can be quite a challenge to see them moving around. This is manily attributed to the fact that the entire surroundings are very dim in order not to let the animals be disturbed by the lightings.
For the more adventurous ones, they can take a slow walk and venture around to take a look at the various animals. As for those who have kids or are the lazy type, you can also take the tram ride and enjoy the guide doing the explaining during each stop. For me, i have taken both approaches before and I like to do the trekkng one more. BUt do take note that it can get quite stuffy and I did perspire quite a fair bit.
In addition, there is also a perfomance by the "stars" of the night safari. It was a nice and enjoyable show which both kids and adults will enjoy. As the show times are quite limited, it is recommended that you go for the show before you go for your walk or tram ride.
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I visited the Night Safari during the 2009 Halloween Horror special. They had done a good job in keeping the Halloween atmosphere within the park by dressing up their staff in gruesome costumes and playing the role of various scary characters from bedtime stories gone wrong.
The Train of Horror tour covered the normal route (which you can see the nocturnal animals carrying out their daily activities) a special route (through the Gate of Neverland) where the staff dressed in scary costumes will scare you.
The tour was very well-done and the staff in-character. What might irked most people is the long queues (not Night Safari's fault that they are so popular). Proper crowd control is in place.
One other part of Night Safari is the Hourly Animal Performances. Very interesting and educational. However, be prepared for queues here too (come at least 20 minutes before the show).
More scary pictures and info here (**spoilers alert**): http://www.passportchop.com/asia/singapore/night-safari-halloween-horrors-tour-review/
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I went there with my friends for the Halloween special and thoroughly enjoyed the tram ride despite the long wait.
As it was the last weekend for it, we saw the long queue both for the ticketing and tram. The guided tour for that night was scarily fun.
The trail had the staff who were dressed to blend with the night to guide us to the correct path. I wished they had some light coloured clothes since it's too dark to make out the difference between the trees and humans when they rest on the poles.
However, I would like to go there again to take proper photos of the animals since that night, they were all scared away by the screaming.
In addition, the mosquitoes and ants love the place too much too. Insect repellents are a must.
Login to add your comment. Or, Register for an account now. It's free!i love night safari espcially night show they had :) so fun!!!
15 Apr 2009 at 10:36 am
That's great!
20 Apr 2009 at 8:31 am