Opening Hours
Sat, 11 Mar 2023 - Sun, 9 Apr 2023
9.00am - 9.00pm
Expect longer waiting time for Sakura floral display at Flower Dome
The long-awaited Sakura season has arrived and longer waiting times are expected in Flower Dome this period. We seek everyone’s patience and kind understanding on the matter. As car park lots in the Gardens are limited, public is advised to travel via MRT and alight at Bayfront or Gardens by the Bay station. Please follow our Telegram channel for updates on the state of bloom and parking situation.
Advisory for use of tripods at Sakura floral display
To better manage the crowds for safe movement of all visitors, the use of tripods for photo-taking at Sakura floral display in Flower Dome is not allowed on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays.
Suspension of Auto rider
Auto rider services remain suspended till further notice. We apologise for the inconvenienced caused.
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Notice
- To better manage the crowds for safe movement of all visitors, the use of tripods for photo-taking at Sakura floral display in Flower Dome is not allowed on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays.
Sakura
Inspired by the theme of train travel, this year’s Sakura floral display will see Flower Dome transformed into a landscape evocative of a scenic train journey across the most beautiful spots of Japan. To complement the cherry blossom viewing experience, visitors can also look forward to enjoying a lineup of Japanese-themed activities, such as cultural experiences held in collaboration with the Embassy of Japan in Singapore’s Japan Creative Centre.
Admission Ticket Prices
Admission charge to Flower Dome applies
Location
Flower Dome
- Non-Resident
- Singapore Resident
CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
Price includes admission to Avatar: The Experience at Cloud Forest. Recommended duration : 2.5 hours
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Adult
$53
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Child (3-12 yrs old)
$40
- Singapore Resident rates apply to Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, as well as those living in Singapore, including Employment Pass, Work Permit and Dependent Pass holders.
- Proof of residency may be required at the point of ticket purchase and / or admission. In the event proof of residency is not able to be produced, ticket upgrades will be required.
- All stated prices are in Singapore dollars (SGD) and inclusive of GST.
- The conservatories are maintained regularly to ensure the best visitor experience, and will be closed on the scheduled maintenance dates. Block out dates apply to all day passes as well as Friends of the Gardens members.
FLOWER DOME
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Adult
$12
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Senior (60 yrs old and above)
$8
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Child (3-12 yrs old)
$8
CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
Price includes admission to Avatar: The Experience at Cloud Forest. Recommended duration : 2.5 hours
-
Adult
$35
-
Senior Citizen (60 yrs old and above)
$30
-
Child (3-12 yrs old)
$27
- Singapore Resident rates apply to Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, as well as those living in Singapore, including Employment Pass, Work Permit and Dependent Pass holders.
- Proof of residency may be required at the point of ticket purchase and / or admission. In the event proof of residency is not able to be produced, ticket upgrades will be required.
- All stated prices are in Singapore dollars (SGD) and inclusive of GST.
- The conservatories are maintained regularly to ensure the best visitor experience, and will be closed on the scheduled maintenance dates. Block out dates apply to all day passes as well as Friends of the Gardens members.
CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
Price includes admission to Avatar: The Experience at Cloud Forest. Recommended duration : 2.5 hours
-
Adult
$53
-
Child (3-12 yrs old)
$40
- Singapore Resident rates apply to Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, as well as those living in Singapore, including Employment Pass, Work Permit and Dependent Pass holders.
- Proof of residency may be required at the point of ticket purchase and / or admission. In the event proof of residency is not able to be produced, ticket upgrades will be required.
- All stated prices are in Singapore dollars (SGD) and inclusive of GST.
- The conservatories are maintained regularly to ensure the best visitor experience, and will be closed on the scheduled maintenance dates. Block out dates apply to all day passes as well as Friends of the Gardens members.
FLOWER DOME
-
Adult
$12
-
Senior (60 yrs old and above)
$8
-
Child (3-12 yrs old)
$8
CLOUD FOREST & FLOWER DOME
Price includes admission to Avatar: The Experience at Cloud Forest. Recommended duration : 2.5 hours
-
Adult
$35
-
Senior Citizen (60 yrs old and above)
$30
-
Child (3-12 yrs old)
$27
- Singapore Resident rates apply to Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, as well as those living in Singapore, including Employment Pass, Work Permit and Dependent Pass holders.
- Proof of residency may be required at the point of ticket purchase and / or admission. In the event proof of residency is not able to be produced, ticket upgrades will be required.
- All stated prices are in Singapore dollars (SGD) and inclusive of GST.
- The conservatories are maintained regularly to ensure the best visitor experience, and will be closed on the scheduled maintenance dates. Block out dates apply to all day passes as well as Friends of the Gardens members.
Highlights
All aboard the train at Sakura Train Station! The long-awaited cherry blossom or sakura season has arrived! Come celebrate it at Gardens by the Bay’s Sakura floral display by participating in the tradition of hanami and enjoy spectacular views of trains and cherry blossoms.
Train Travel in Japan
Since the first passenger steam locomotives debuted in Japan during the Meiji Restoration in 1872, railroads have served as the primary mode of passenger transportation in Japan, carrying more than 9 billion passengers each year! Take your Japanese cherry blossom viewing or hanami to the next level on the train against a backdrop of blooming Sakura!
Ekiben: Station Bento
The train traveller’s comfort food, ekiben, literally meaning “station bento”, are special bento or lunch boxes sold at train stations that are designed to be enjoyed on long train rides. Ekiben has existed pretty much since there were trains in Japan, going as far back as the 1880s. Not only does it offer the average train passenger a delicious and affordable meal, it is a window into Japan’s regional cuisine, featuring dishes that can only be found in that particular area or even station!
Torii
A torii is a traditional Japanese gate, usually located at the entrance of Shinto shrines. It marks the transition from the profane to the sacred, though it is also sometimes simply used to denote a place that has deep religious meaning. It signals entrance into a hallowed space, and it is customary to bow one’s head before passing beneath it.
Pokémon Forest
Pokémon is a Japanese media franchise created by Satoshi Tajiri in 1996. Short for the original Japanese title, Pocket Monsters, it centres around fictional characters known as Pokémon. Spot all-time favourite Pokémon characters Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Eevee, Snorlax, and of course, Pikachu, in the Pokémon Forest at our Sakura floral display! Gotta catch ‘em all!
Hanami
Hanami literally means “flower viewing” supposedly began in the Nara Period (710 to 794) with ume or plum blossoms, but moved on to cherry blossoms by the Heian period (794 to 1185). Since then, hanami has been synonymous with sakura. Today, the Japanese continue the tradition of hanami, gathering with family, friends and colleagues for parties under the flowering trees along riversides, in parks, and on the grounds of temples and shrines.
Featured Flowers
Cherry Blossom
Signalling the onset of spring, cherry blossom season symbolises a time of renewal, bringing hope and new dreams at the beginning of the Japanese calendar year. Most cherry blossom varieties bloom in spring, and only last for about one to two weeks. Changes in weather can affect both the time of flowering and the length of the blooming season.
Peach Blossom
Peach blossoms, commonly known as momo in Japan, belong to the same family as sakura. The peach tree, Prunus persica, not only bears juicy fruits but also produces beautiful flowers with a pleasant fragrance in early to mid-spring that last for about two weeks. Representing purity and womanhood, many young women display peach blossoms in their houses for good luck and joy when they are engaged. In Japan, peach blossoms are representative of marriage and a sign of loyalty.
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