Hi everyone, I’m planning a trip to Singapore soon and one of the places on my bucket list was **Jurong Bird Park**. I’ve heard mixed things recently – some people mentioned that it has closed down, while others said it has been moved or merged with another attraction. Can anyone clarify: * Is Jurong Bird Park still open to visitors at its original location? * If it has been relocated, where exactly is it now and what’s the new name? * Is it worth visiting compared to other wildlife attractions in Singapore like the Zoo or Night Safari? * Any tips on how much time I should plan to spend there, and whether it’s suitable for adults traveling without kids? Would love to hear from those who’ve visited recently – especially if you can share your experience, ticket details, and whether it’s still as impressive as it used to be. Thanks in advance!

**No, Jurong Bird Park is no longer open.** It officially closed to the public on **January 3, 2023**, marking its 52nd anniversary [Mandai Wildlife Reserve](https://www.mandai.com/en/about-mandai/media-centre/visitors-bid-farewell-to-jurong-bird-park.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com)[Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurong_Bird_Park?utm_source=chatgpt.com). Its avian residents and operations have since been relocated to the newly opened **Bird Paradise** at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, which began welcoming visitors on **May 8, 2023**

Is Jurong Bird Park still open (or has it moved)?

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Hi everyone,

I’m planning a trip to Singapore soon and one of the places on my bucket list was Jurong Bird Park. I’ve heard mixed things recently – some people mentioned that it has closed down, while others said it has been moved or merged with another attraction.

Can anyone clarify:

Is Jurong Bird Park still open to visitors at its original location?
If it has been relocated, where exactly is it now and what’s the new name?
Is it worth visiting compared to other wildlife attractions in Singapore like the Zoo or Night Safari?
Any tips on how much time I should plan to spend there, and whether it’s suitable for adults traveling without kids?

Would love to hear from those who’ve visited recently – especially if you can share your experience, ticket details, and whether it’s still as impressive as it used to be.

Thanks in advance!

Admin

No, Jurong Bird Park is no longer open. It officially closed to the public on January 3, 2023, marking its 52nd anniversary Mandai Wildlife Reserve Wikipedia. Its avian residents and operations have since been relocated to the newly opened Bird Paradise at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, which began welcoming visitors on May 8, 2023