It doesn't end, really. The slot time is the earliest that you can go in. I always try and get that first entry slot and go in then, as if i go in then I'll be leaving after 11pm. As the queues for entry form they hold up signboards for the timeslots that can join the queue (I have seen them checking and enforcing the ticket slots). The place can often open 10-15mins early and the timeslots are allowed to join correspondingly early. Last visit I think we actually ended up inside just after 7pm and they were already rolling out the queue to the next entry slot as we were going in. Its about limiting the number of people piling into the gate at any time. They are I suspect most worried for the period just around opening as it used to be a real scrum before the timeslots were introduced

No, its not feasible so far as Im concerned - not if you include being a good idea rather than just physical practicalities of going from A to B. The Zoo really needs a whole day set aside for it so arriving at Singapore at 2pm plus time to get there (via your hotel or not) immediaylt shortchanges the Zoo. The Night Safari after a full day at the Zoo is risking a poor Night Safari experience as the Zoo can easily drain you and you need to be fresh enough to give the Night Safari the effort it requires (unlike the zoo its not a casual visit attraction). Equally the Night Safari, the day you fly in from anywhere more than a time zone or two out is a bad idea and even flying in from somewhere close like Kuala Lumpur Id think about it. Their physical proximity makes moving from one to the other physically easy even though its a bad idea so far as I am concerned.

Hi, if you book the train the que to get on can be very long and tiring. They are likely to enjoy the experience in the zoo though.

Hello Satish Yes its do able with your child. Yes its going to be hectic also, but still recommended to be done in that manner. In the JURONG park, focus on the things that are new for you and not limit yourself and kids to the water park section of the bird park. You can plan to have alunch at a South Indian restaurant just at the exit gate of the bird park. Also enjoy the bird show inside at 1100 or 1500. After the park either book a taxi on GRAB App or there are taxis waiting outside or the third option is BUS. Avoid planning to visit the Night Safari on a week end, its very busy. Do ensure that you reach for the night safari at the earliest. In any case it doesn't open before 1700. The earlier you go, the earlier you can book you entry( Unless you have a specific Entry time booked on your entry tickets) Enjoy your trip

If I go in on the 7:15 entry I normally leave around 11-11:30pm. I will ride the tram at some point in the trip but not the animal show. The walking trails are the meat of the Night Safari, so take the most time if you want to see things, and you need time to spot the animals in the dark - waiting them out is part of it - and any noise and excessive movement makes a number of the species freeze that means it can take time to see them. If you put the tie in you normally can see virtually everything. I've never come up blank on more than two enclosures in a trip - and normally that things like bushbabies which are pretty hard to spot...though when they had the bat eared foxes were really hard. However, that does mean time put in.

Yes , while visiting this attraction up to large extent you can access through wheel chair, but while getting in to the train ride, I am not sure. Sorry for not being able to answer your question completely.

No not that I saw - all the restaurants are inside the park. However there is a good selection and it’s not too expensive.

Yes you can get tickets at the counter. The tram ride is included in the ticket plus the Creatures Of the Night Show. If you buy a single park ticket for Night Safari for Adults is SGD 49.