1. How can I get to Singapore Science Centre using public transportation?
There are several ways to get to Singapore Science Centre using public transportation:1. MRT: Take the East-West line to Jurong East MRT Station (EW24/NS1). From there, take exit B and walk approximately 15-20 minutes to the Science Centre.
2. Bus: Take bus numbers 66, 178, or 198 and alight at Bus Stop No. B for Jurong Town Hall Road.
3. Taxi/Grab: You can also take a taxi or book a Grab ride directly to the Science Centre.
4. Shuttle Bus: The Singapore Science Centre offers shuttle buses that run between Jurong East MRT Station and the Science Centre (drop-off point at Goodman Arts Centre).
5. Cycling: You can also cycle to the Science Centre using the various cycling routes in Jurong East.
2. What is the closest MRT station to Singapore Science Centre?
The closest MRT station to Singapore Science Centre is Jurong East MRT Station (EW24/NS1) on the East-West line.
3. Is there parking available at Singapore Science Centre?
Yes, there is parking available at Singapore Science Centre. The main car park is located next to Hall D of the centre, with additional parking spaces at Hall E and Green Lawn near Omni-Theatre.
4. Are there any entrance fees for visiting Singapore Science Centre?
Yes, there are entrance fees for visiting Singapore Science Centre. The ticket prices vary depending on the exhibitions and activities you choose to visit, as well as your age and residency status. It is recommended to check their website for updated pricing information before your visit.
5. What are the opening hours of Singapore Science Centre?
The opening hours of Singapore Science Centre may vary depending on the day and time of year. Generally, it is open from 10am-6pm daily, with extended hours until 7pm on weekends and public holidays during peak periods. It is recommended to check their website for the most up-to-date opening hours before your visit.
6. Are there any discounts or promotions available for visiting Singapore Science Centre?
Yes, there are various discounts and promotions available for visiting Singapore Science Centre. These may include discounted tickets for students, seniors, and local residents, as well as special offers during certain times of the year. Check their website or social media pages for current promotions before your visit.
7. Can I bring food and drinks into Singapore Science Centre?
Outside food and drinks are not allowed in most areas of Singapore Science Centre, except at designated picnic areas and outdoor spaces within the centre. There are also food outlets and a cafeteria inside the centre where you can purchase snacks and meals.
8. Is the Singapore Science Centre wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Singapore Science Centre is wheelchair accessible with ramps, elevators, and accessible facilities throughout the centre. Wheelchairs are also available for loan at no additional cost on a first-come-first-serve basis.
9.Is photography allowed inside Singapore Science Centre?
Photography is generally allowed inside Singapore Science Centre, but restrictions may apply in certain exhibitions or areas due to copyright or safety reasons. It is always best to check with staff before taking photos in specific areas.
10. Are there any age restrictions for visiting Singapore Science Centre?
There are no specific age restrictions for visiting Singapore Science Centre. Children under 12 years old must be accompanied by an adult at all times during their visit.
2. Are there any designated parking areas for visitors at Singapore Science Centre?
Yes, there are designated parking areas for visitors at Singapore Science Centre. The main car park is located near the entrance of the Science Centre, and there is also a separate car park for buses and large vehicles. In addition, there are designated parking lots for persons with disabilities in both car parks. Visitors can refer to the signage within the car parks for more information on parking rates and time limits.
3. Is there a shuttle service available from the nearest MRT station to the Science Centre?
Yes, there is a free shuttle service available from the nearest MRT station, which is the Jurong East MRT Station. The Science Centre Shuttle Bus (SCSB) operates every weekend and public holiday from 9:30am to 6:00pm, with pick-up and drop-off points at Jurong East MRT Station (Exit B) and Chinese Garden MRT Station (Exit A). It runs every 15 minutes. Additionally, there are also public bus services that stop at the Science Centre, such as bus numbers 66, 178, 198, and others.
4. Can I rent a bicycle or scooter to explore the area around Singapore Science Centre?
Yes, there are several rental shops in the area that offer bicycles and scooters for visitors to explore the surrounding areas. Some popular options include The Bike Hub, Scooter Hub, and Cycles Can Rent. Prices vary depending on the type of vehicle rented and duration of the rental. It is recommended to make reservations in advance as availability may be limited during peak periods.
5. What are the operating hours of public transportation in the vicinity of Singapore Science Centre?
The operating hours of public transportation in the vicinity of Singapore Science Centre vary depending on the mode of transportation.
1. MRT (Mass Rapid Transit): The nearest MRT station to Singapore Science Centre is Jurong East MRT station, which is serviced by both the East West Line and North South Line. The operating hours for MRT trains are from 5:30am to 12:30am daily, including weekends and public holidays.
2. Bus: Several buses serve the bus stops near Singapore Science Centre. The operating hours for buses are generally from 5:30am to 11:30pm daily, but certain bus services may have extended operating hours. It is recommended to check with the specific bus service for their exact timings.
3. Taxi/ride-hailing services: Taxis and ride-hailing services such as Grab operate 24 hours a day, so they are available at all times in the vicinity of Singapore Science Centre.
4. Shuttle bus (Shuttle Bus Service A & B): These shuttle buses serve various attractions around Jurong East, including Singapore Science Centre. Operating hours are from 9:00am to 7:00pm daily, with frequency ranging from every 10 minutes to every hour depending on the time of day.
5. Personal cars and motorcycles: Parking facilities at Singapore Science Centre open from 7:00am to midnight daily.
Note: Operating hours may vary during weekends, public holidays, and school holidays. It is advisable to check the specific schedule and timings before planning your journey.
6. Are there any taxi stands located near Singapore Science Centre for easy access?
Yes, there are several taxi stands located near Singapore Science Centre:
1. Jurong East MRT Station Taxi Stand (located just outside the entrance of Science Centre)
2. Chinese Garden MRT Station Taxi Stand (about 10 minutes walk from Science Centre)
3. JEM Shopping Mall Taxi Stand (about 5 minutes walk from Science Centre)
4. Westgate Shopping Mall Taxi Stand (about 10 minutes walk from Science Centre)
7. Can I take a boat ride to reach Singapore Science Centre from any nearby rivers or canals?
No, the Singapore Science Centre is not accessible by boat. The nearest body of water is the Jurong River, but there are no boat rides available to reach the science centre from there. The best way to reach the Singapore Science Centre is by car/taxi or public transportation (such as bus or MRT).
8. How far is the nearest airport from Singapore Science Centre and how do I get there?
The nearest airport to Singapore Science Centre is Changi Airport, which is about 27km away. You can get there by taking a bus, taxi or train. The most convenient way is to take the train from Jurong East MRT station (which is near Singapore Science Centre) to Tanah Merah MRT station, then transfer to the airport line. The journey takes about 1 hour. Alternatively, you can take a taxi or ride-sharing service, which will take around 30 minutes depending on traffic conditions.
9. Do they offer free transportation between different attractions within Singapore Science Centre?
The Singapore Science Centre does offer free transportation between different attractions within the centre. They have shuttle buses that run between the different exhibition galleries, outdoor exhibits, and the Omni-Theatre. These shuttles operate on designated routes and stop at different locations within the centre. Visitors can also opt to walk between attractions as they are all located within a short distance of each other.
10. Are there any guided tours available to explore the surroundings of Singapore Science Centre?
Yes, there are guided tours available to explore the surroundings of Singapore Science Centre. These tours are organized by the Science Centre and can be booked in advance. Some popular options include the “Nature Ramble” which takes visitors on a guided walk through the surrounding gardens and forests, and the “Jurong Lake Bike Tour” which allows visitors to explore the scenic Jurong Lake area by bike with a knowledgeable guide. Additionally, many local tour companies also offer combined tours that include a visit to the Science Centre and its surrounding attractions.
11. Is it possible to book a private transportation service for a group visit to Singapore Science Centre?
Yes, it is possible to book a private transportation service for a group visit to Singapore Science Centre. You can contact a car rental company or hire a charter bus service to arrange for transportation for your group. Alternatively, you can also book a private tour package that includes transportation to and from the Science Centre. It is recommended to book in advance to ensure availability and to discuss your specific needs with the transportation provider.
12. What types of rental vehicles are permitted for use inside Singapore Science Centre premises?
Visitors can rent legal electric scooters and bicycles for use inside Singapore Science Centre premises. Other types of rental vehicles, such as gas-powered or non-electric scooters and bicycles, are not permitted.
13. Is there a specific entrance for buses and tour groups at Singapore Science Centre?
Yes, there is a specific entrance for buses and tour groups at Singapore Science Centre. It is located near the Omni-Theatre, next to the drop-off point. Group ticket purchases and registration can also be done at this entrance.
14. Are there any special discounts on public transportation fares for visitors of Singapore Science Centre?
There are no special discounts on public transportation fares for visitors of Singapore Science Centre. However, there are various tourist passes available, such as the Singapore Tourist Pass and the Singapore Tourist Pass Plus, which offer unlimited rides on buses and trains for a fixed period of time at discounted rates. Visitors can also purchase a combination ticket for admission to the Science Centre and a one-day unlimited travel on the MRT and public buses.
15. Can I bring my own personal mobility device (PMD) inside the premises of Singapore Science Centre?
Yes, you can bring your own PMD inside the premises of Singapore Science Centre as long as it is in compliance with the safety regulations set by the centre.
16. Is it possible to book a river cruise tour that includes a stop at Singapore Science Centre?
Yes, it is possible to book a river cruise tour that includes a stop at Singapore Science Centre. However, this would depend on the specific itinerary and route of the river cruise. You may need to check with the cruise operator or travel agency for such customization options. Alternatively, you can also book separate tours for both the river cruise and Singapore Science Centre and schedule them accordingly.
17. Are there any water taxis or ferries that operate near Singapore Center and can take me directly inside?
Yes, there are water taxis and ferries that operate near Singapore Center and can take you directly inside. Some of these include the Marina Bay Water Taxi, which takes passengers from various points along the Singapore River to Marina Bay Sands; the Sentosa Boardwalk Ferry, which connects Sentosa Island to VivoCity Mall; and the River Safari Cruise, which takes passengers on a scenic ride through the attractions of River Safari park. These services may have specific pick-up and drop-off points within Singapore Center, so it is advisable to check their respective schedules and routes beforehand.
18. Can I buy public transport passes at an on-site counter before entering The Nature Walk at Lakeside Garden, next to Johor-Singapore Causeway border crossing,into SG??
It is not possible to purchase public transport passes at an on-site counter before entering The Nature Walk at Lakeside Garden. You will need to purchase the passes at a designated ticketing booth or through other means, such as online or at a local convenience store. It is also important to note that The Nature Walk at Lakeside Garden does not have direct access to Singapore and you will need to go through the immigration checkpoints first.
19.a.m i allowed to bring my own vehicle inside singapore science centre’s compound?
No, you are not allowed to bring your own vehicle inside Singapore Science Centre’s compound. The centre has a designated car park for visitors to use.
20.Can I download any transportation apps that will show me routes, schedules and fares to and from Singapore Science Centre?
Yes, there are several transportation apps available for download that can show you routes, schedules and fares to and from Singapore Science Centre:
1. SG Buses: This app provides real-time information on bus routes, schedules and fares in Singapore.
2. MyTransport: Developed by the Land Transport Authority (LTA), this app shows you all modes of transportation in Singapore including buses, trains, and taxis.
3. Google Maps: Widely used for navigation and route planning, Google Maps also provides information on public transportation options in Singapore.
4. Citymapper: This app offers detailed directions and schedules for buses, trains and other forms of transportation in various cities including Singapore.
5. Transit Link Mobile Services App: This official app by Transit Link provides a wide range of services including bus arrival times, journey planning and real-time updates on disruptions or delays in services.
6. Moovit: With real-time information on bus routes, schedules and live tracking of buses, Moovit is a convenient option for planning your trip to Singapore Science Centre.
7. Gothere.sg: This app allows you to check the best route options to reach your destination using public transportation as well as rideshare services like Grab or Uber.