Singapore Zoo is an amazing day out and well worth the visit. Getting there via public transport was easy — we used the MRT and then the bus, and it was very straightforward. Just a tip if you’re taking the bus: make sure you hop off at the correct stop, as buses only come about every 20 minutes (we accidentally got off at the Bird Park stop… whoops!). Once inside, use the QR code provided to plan your day. It really helps you map out the shows and animal interactions you most want to see so you don’t miss anything. It’s quite humid, so staying hydrated is essential. Bringing a water bottle is a great idea — there are refill stations around the zoo if you need them. A small portable fan also comes in very handy. There is a tram that runs throughout the park, which is great because there’s a fair bit of walking involved. All in all, it’s a fantastic experience with so many incredible animals to see. A truly memorable day for all ages.

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dissapointment and frustration NEW Kidzworld - LOUSY MEMBERS WKEND!! Nothing is operating at 0900H!! Even though websites says 0900H! Upon reaching less the Playground, NOTHING is avail for viewing!! Terrible! Terrible and v dissapointing experience. Waterplay area is small, not worth the hassel to lwt ur kid got for the waterplay. Mandai Wildlife Mgmt, u need to wake up!! If the place is not ready why open?

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Another piece of history that will soon be lost. Many Singaporean kids will have fond memories over here. The KFC, petting zoo, and water playground holds loads of nostalgia. Admittedly, the place is in a dire need of a facelift. The paint has faced over the decades. Stepping into KidzWorld feels like going back in time to the 90s. For some reason, that brings me a lot of joy. I hope that the revamp will be successful in preserving this precious shared heritage.

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Love the New Kidz World at Singapore Zoo. More animals including cats n dogs. The areas for the animals to rest n eat r much bigger. The kfc restaurant also very nice.

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Firrydaus, Amy, is the best person in the world. Thanks for your support and care. Long live MANDAI AND AH MENG.