Newly erected billboard at the driveway leading into to the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and River Safari. A 4th, yet-to-be developed 20-ha site next to the 3 parks has been reserved for a future nature-themed attraction.
Newly erected billboard at the driveway leading into to the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and River Safari. A 4th, yet-to-be developed 20-ha site next to the 3 parks has been reserved for a future nature-themed attraction.
Newly erected billboard at the driveway leading into to the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and River Safari. A 4th, yet-to-be developed 20-ha site next to the 3 parks has been reserved for a future nature-themed attraction.
I wonder what a fourth attraction here would be, unless they decided to relocate Jurong Bird Park, there is no obvious theme they are missing. An ocean-themed park would struggle to compete with those on Sentosa. I don't think a reptile-themed park would be appealing enough either. They could maybe do a native species park (possibly incorporating species that used to be found on Singapore, and nearby, as well). Perhaps they will try something a little less animal-based, like a theme park?
Whatever it is, I hope it will be as revolutionary as Night Safari was, and River Safari may be.
I think a farm-type attraction would be popular, i.e. llamas, donkeys, goats, rabbits, etc. Singapore doesn't have anything like that, and for local families it would probably be very compelling.
I'm not sure you could cover 20 hectares with it though.......
Would be very handy to stay next to the zoos for a couple of days.
@Chlidonias, the Zoo has a childrens section at the far end (which I never went into) that has a carousel and other kids stuff, and according to the map has goats, rabbits and ponys. A map from ten years ago also shows pigs, llama, sheep, cow and donkey. I wouldn't be impressed with a big childrens zoo taking up all that space.
