Singapore Oceanarium
Open Ocean
Stand before the Oceanarium's largest viewing panel and watch manta rays, spotted eagle rays, zebra sharks and schools of fish move through an expansive marine habitat. The panoramic view feels like looking directly into the open sea.
Tickets & prices
Singapore Oceanarium Tickets & Prices
Secure your Singapore Oceanarium admission in advance. Prices can vary depending on the visit period and ticket availability.
Standard admission provides access to Singapore Oceanarium and its main visitor zones during operating hours. Additional programmes and special experiences may require a separate ticket.
Once inside, you can explore at your own pace and stay until closing time. Booking ahead is recommended, especially during busy periods and school holidays.
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themed environments connect coastlines, coral reefs, open-ocean habitats and deep-sea discovery in one continuous journey.
Oceanarium highlights
Singapore Oceanarium Highlights
Discover marine ecosystems through immersive habitats, interactive technology and large-scale viewing areas. With 22 zones to explore, there is plenty to see beyond a traditional aquarium experience.
Shark Seas
Walk through the Shark Tunnel as sharks glide above and around you. Look out for sand tiger sharks and scalloped hammerheads while learning how these predators support healthy marine ecosystems.
Ocean Wonders
Enter a mesmerizing world inspired by some of the ocean's most unusual inhabitants. Atmospheric displays reveal how marine species survive and move through very different underwater conditions.
Singapore's Coast
Explore marine life found along Singapore's coastlines and discover the ecosystems that exist where land and sea meet. Interactive elements add a local perspective to the wider journey through the world's oceans.
More to Explore
Continue through zones dedicated to coral reefs, kelp forests, deep-sea life, migration, ocean exploration and the future of marine ecosystems.
Opening hours
Singapore Oceanarium Opening Hours
Singapore Oceanarium generally operates daily, with typical opening hours around 10:00 AM–7:00 PM. Extended hours or earlier closing times may apply on selected days, so check the operating schedule for your chosen visit before arriving.
Typical daily hours
10:00 AM–7:00 PM
Operating times can change on selected dates. Confirm the schedule for the day you plan to visit.
Recommended visit
How Long Should You Spend at Singapore Oceanarium?
About 3.5 hoursThere is no fixed time limit after entry, so you can explore at your own pace and remain inside until closing time.
Plan your visit
Plan Your Visit to Singapore Oceanarium
Singapore Oceanarium is located within Resorts World Sentosa on Sentosa Island, making it easy to combine with other attractions and activities in the area.
Getting There by MRT and Sentosa Express
- Take the North-East Line or Circle Line to HarbourFront MRT Station.
- Follow the signs to VivoCity.
- Go to Level 3 and board the Sentosa Express.
- Get off at Resorts World Station, one stop away.
- Follow the signs for Singapore Oceanarium.
Getting There on Foot
You can reach Sentosa via the waterfront Boardwalk from VivoCity and continue on foot towards Resorts World Sentosa and the Oceanarium.
Recommended Visit Duration
Plan for around 3–4 hours to explore the main zones without rushing. Families or visitors who enjoy reading exhibits, watching marine presentations and taking photos may want to stay longer.
Know before you go
Know Before You Visit Singapore Oceanarium
Keep these practical details in mind before you arrive, especially if you are visiting during a busy period or travelling with young children.
A physical ticket or valid e-ticket must be presented for entry. Mobile tickets are accepted, so you can display the e-ticket on your phone.
During busy periods, arrive within your selected admission slot. A 15-minute grace period is generally available.
Once inside, there is no standard visit time limit before closing. Give yourself enough time to enjoy the quieter habitats too.
Get a hand stamp before leaving and keep your ticket if you plan to return later that day during normal operating hours.
Strollers and wagons are permitted, making the attraction suitable for families with young children.
The Oceanarium is designed to accommodate visitors with disabilities. Wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Photography is allowed in most areas. Keep flash switched off around marine animals and follow restrictions in selected habitats.
There are no lockers inside the Oceanarium, so arrange storage in advance if you are travelling with large luggage.
Standard admission tickets are generally non-refundable and non-exchangeable, including in cases of bad weather.
Make room for the full 22-zone journey
Book ahead, keep your mobile ticket ready and plan around 3–4 hours for an unhurried visit.
Visitor reviews
Singapore Oceanarium Reviews
From impressive marine habitats to family-friendly exhibits, Singapore Oceanarium offers plenty to discover. These visitor-style reviews reflect the kinds of experiences guests may enjoy.
“A fantastic experience from start to finish”
“The Oceanarium was much bigger than I expected, and there was something interesting around every corner. I especially loved the huge viewing areas where you can simply stop and watch the marine life. We spent several hours inside without feeling rushed. I would definitely recommend it for a first visit to Sentosa.”
Emily R.First visit to Sentosa
“Perfect for a family day out”
“I visited with my children and they were completely fascinated by the sharks, rays, and colourful fish. The exhibits were easy to explore, and there were plenty of things to keep younger visitors interested. We appreciated being able to move through everything at our own pace. It was one of the highlights of our day in Singapore.”
Daniel K.Family traveller
“The Open Ocean view is unforgettable”
“The giant viewing panel was easily my favourite part of the visit. Watching the rays glide past with schools of fish in the background was incredibly relaxing. There are lots of smaller exhibits too, so the experience never feels repetitive. I would suggest allowing at least a few hours to see everything properly.”
Sophie M.Ocean enthusiast
“Worth booking in advance”
“Buying tickets ahead of time made our visit simple and stress-free. We arrived, showed our tickets, and were able to start exploring without much hassle. The Oceanarium itself is beautifully designed and feels very immersive. I would happily visit again.”
James T.Returning visitor
“Much more than a traditional aquarium”
“I expected to see plenty of marine animals, but I was surprised by how much attention was given to storytelling and different ocean environments. Some sections felt almost like immersive exhibitions rather than standard aquarium displays. It was both entertaining and educational. The experience works well for adults as well as families with children.”
Olivia C.Culture and nature visitor
“Easy to spend half a day here”
“There is a lot more to see than it first appears, so I was glad we did not plan a rushed visit. The shark areas were impressive, and I also enjoyed the quieter exhibits with smaller marine species. Everything was easy to navigate and there were plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the displays. It is a great option for a few hours indoors on Sentosa.”
Nathan L.Sentosa day visitor
Frequently asked questions
Singapore Oceanarium FAQs
Quick answers about tickets, timing, entry, accessibility and what to bring on the day.
How much are Singapore Oceanarium tickets?
Standard admission starts from approximately S$55 for adults and S$43 for children and seniors. Children under 4 can enter free of charge. Ticket prices may vary depending on the visit period and availability.
How long does it take to visit Singapore Oceanarium?
Around 3.5 hours is recommended for most visitors. You can stay longer if you want to explore at a slower pace, and there is no standard time limit once you are inside.
Do I need to book Singapore Oceanarium tickets in advance?
Advance booking is recommended, especially during busy periods. Same-day tickets may be available, but admission is subject to availability.
Does Singapore Oceanarium use timed entry?
Timed-entry ticketing may be used during peak periods to manage visitor numbers. If your ticket has an assigned time slot, arrive within that period. A short grace period is generally provided.
Can I show my Singapore Oceanarium ticket on my phone?
Yes. Valid e-tickets can be displayed on a mobile device for entry. Have the actual e-ticket ready to be scanned rather than only the booking confirmation.
Do children need a ticket?
Children aged 4–12 require a child admission ticket. Children under 4 can enter free of charge.
Can I leave Singapore Oceanarium and come back later?
Yes. Same-day re-entry is available during normal operating hours. Make sure you receive a hand stamp before leaving and keep your admission ticket for re-entry.
Is Singapore Oceanarium wheelchair and stroller accessible?
Yes. Inclusive facilities are available, and strollers and wagons are permitted inside. Wheelchairs are also available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Can I take photos inside Singapore Oceanarium?
Photography is allowed in most areas, but flash should be switched off for the comfort and safety of marine animals. Restrictions apply in certain habitats, and professional or commercial filming may require approval.
Are there lockers at Singapore Oceanarium?
There are currently no lockers inside Singapore Oceanarium. If you are carrying large luggage or bulky items, arrange storage before entering.
Are Singapore Oceanarium tickets refundable?
Standard admission tickets are generally non-refundable and non-exchangeable, including in cases of bad weather. Check the conditions attached to your specific ticket before booking.
See Singapore's ocean story from coast to open sea
Choose your visit date, secure admission in advance and arrive ready for 22 immersive zones at Resorts World Sentosa.