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Added by Jopie, at 28 August 2015
Opening Hours
- Monday Open 24 hours
- Tuesday Open 24 hours
- Wednesday Open 24 hours
- Thursday Open 24 hours
- Friday Open 24 hours
- Saturday Open 24 hours
- Sunday Open 24 hours
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12 Reviews
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04 November 2017
What a lovely day, no sun, no rain, just perfect to show 3 kids the amazing Ree Park and all the animals they have
They got really food, the train was very good, but we did skip the Safari tour (by car) and did ourselves that round by walking and seeing everything.
I will visit it again in 5 years, we were very happy to be there. Couldn't be better in any way!response / report this review -
12 October 2017
Absolutely amazing place.
Until we visited Ree Park I thought Singapore Zoo was the best in the world, but Ree Park is even better.
Walking around freely, enjoying the animals living in really nice enclosures (if there even is man enclosure) without constantly being bombarded with commercial distractions.
Ree Zoo clearly exist for the love of animals & the urge to show the to the world in a highly responsible manner.
Unlike most zoos in the world, we always arrive exited & leave happy & fulfilled.response / report this review -
29 August 2017
Amazing presentation of live stock and tree top walk. Railway newly added. Park is growing but gets crowded in summer.
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11 August 2017
What an amazing park to visit. Besides lots of large enclosures for the animals the park itself is layed out very well with lots of details and stunning views.
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19 July 2017
Expensive to get in and everything is a little over priced. Food cost a lot to buy so bring food and drinks. If you want to do a ride. They have a train ride and jeep Safari. The train ride is ok but very short and cost about the same as the Safari. The train has no windows that open and no A.C. So on a warm day it get way too hot. Makes the ride unbearable and not good for people with small kids or old people. The Safari you get to animal's. So I would do that instead of the train. There is a lot of walking involved so make sure you are wearing good pair of shoes. They have walkway that is made of wood and is above the animals.
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20 June 2017
Beautiful park, more like a big zoo than a real safari but really nicely done. You can enjoy a ride in a "jeep" and a train to see some of the animals more up close. Has good facilities for younger children, ok food options and a nice souvenir shop.
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30 May 2017
What makes me happy about this zoo is the generous amount of land that is given to the animals. And despite there still being gated enclosures, it still feels spacious even for visitors when you make your tour of the site.
The zoo even offers great service from both their general ground staff, and their tour/jeep guides. I would definitely recommend you make use of their tours, especially their jeep tours which take you throughout most of the enclosed areas.
Of the many times I have come here I have enjoyed every single one.
I hope to come back soon.response / report this review -
12 March 2017
Awesome zoo You can easily spend the entire day here!
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09 August 2016
Lovely place to spend a day. Not much shelter if it rains
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10 July 2016
Fun and interesting zoo. You can get very close to the animals. Train and Range Rover trips highly recommended. Food is expensive, but facilities to barbecue and bring your own food is plentiful.
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08 July 2016
It isn't THAT large, a zoo. Plenty for one day for kids, though. The optional safari stops occasionally, to lengthen the ride, sort of. As in all zoo, some animals with a large area can hide easily, leaving you disappointed. Train tickets can leave your family splitted between wagons, no seating administration by crew. IF you are well seated, the attractions are great though, and many great photos can be taken, animals seen. Camel riding is a bit hidden, and could be quite a wait. And be aware, that the lemur areas are forbidden with kids trolleys, open bags and beverage in hand. Ree Park Safari is well worth the visit, I enjoyed it. In high season, a train/safari combo is unavailable, but they are probably smart enough to pack one, eventually, as it gives a bad first impression.
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04 September 2015
Absolutely great and with love for the animals. A lot of space and all the beautiful and exciting animals you could ask for, like leopards, cheetah, tigers , giraffes, rhinos, lions, wolfs, bison, camels, bears and so so on. Wonderful and very charming park for all ages and both humans and animals.
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