Rainforest Wild Adventure East: Zones, Rides and Ticket Prices

What is in the east zone

Seven hectares, built around Afro-tropical and Madagascan landscapes, with five adventure experiences: Canopy Glider, Ravine Swing, Split Rock Summit, Primate Climb and Treetop Traverse, a 125 metre harnessed course.

The habitats are named on the park map: Lemur Land, Hidden Forest, Crocodile Lodge, Red Ravine, Riverine Forest, plus the Wildlife Centre.

The animal everyone is there for is the okapi, an endangered species from the Congo that looks like somebody crossed a giraffe with a zebra and it is the giraffe's actual closest living relative. Four of them came over as two breeding pairs from European zoos under the EAZA Ex situ Programme, and it is the species' South-east Asian debut. The bongo, a striped forest antelope, arrived alongside them.

Both zones are covered by one ticket and a free shuttle runs between them.

Prices, and whether it is worth it

Verified against Mandai's own ticketing page:

Local residents, full park: adult S$45 to S$50 depending on the day, child aged 3 to 12 and student S$32 to S$35, senior aged 60 and above S$25.
Single zone: S$25 to S$35.
Non-residents, full park: adult S$55, child S$39.

Adventure+ activities are bundled into the ticket rather than sold separately: up to five on a regular weekday, up to three on peak weekends and holidays. That bundling is what makes the price defensible. Fifty dollars for a walk-through park would be steep. Fifty dollars including a harnessed 125 metre traverse and a ravine swing is a different calculation.

Go on a weekday if you can. You get five activities instead of three, and the harnessed ones are where the queue builds.

Mandai now has enough going on for a full day: our guides to Curiosity Cove, the Singapore Oceanarium and the Minecraft Experience at Mandai cover the rest.

FAQs

When did Rainforest Wild Adventure East open?

It soft-opened on 20 May 2026, running daily 9am to 6pm with last admission at 5pm, followed by a grand opening on 29 May 2026.

How much are tickets?

Local residents pay S$45 to S$50 for an adult full-park ticket depending on the day, S$32 to S$35 for a child aged 3 to 12 or a student, and S$25 for a senior aged 60 and above. Non-residents pay S$55 for an adult and S$39 for a child.

Are the adventure activities included in the ticket?

Yes. Tickets include up to five Adventure+ activities on regular weekdays and up to three on peak weekends and holidays.

What is an okapi?

An endangered forest mammal from the Congo, and the giraffe's closest living relative, with zebra-like stripes on its legs. Four arrived at Mandai as two breeding pairs from European zoos. It is the species' first appearance in South-east Asia.

Does one ticket cover both zones?

Yes. A full-park ticket covers the east and west zones, and a free shuttle runs between them.