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Where can I store my bags near Singapore Zoo?

Lockers for storing personal belongings are available at the River Wonders Entrance Plaza, near Singapore Zoo.

How much do lockers cost near Singapore Zoo?

A medium locker costs S$12 for the first 3 hours, and S$4 for each additional hour or part thereof.

What are the extra-large locker dimensions and prices at the River Wonders entrance?

Extra-large lockers measure 94 cm high by 42 cm long by 55 cm wide, priced at S$18 for the first 3 hours and S$6 for each additional hour or part thereof.

Is there luggage storage at Singapore Zoo's main entrance?

Rental lockers are located at the River Wonders entrance, and the lockers at the River Wonders Entrance Plaza are near Singapore Zoo.

How do I get to Singapore Zoo from Khatib MRT with bags?

The Mandai Khatib Shuttle (M2) runs daily from Khatib MRT Station to Singapore Zoo for S$2.50 for adults and children aged 7 to 12.

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Last updated: 14 out, 2026

Luggage storage at Singapore Zoo and the Mandai area

Singapore Zoo is located in the Mandai area of Singapore, next to the Night Safari. For your bags, lockers are available at the River Wonders Entrance Plaza, near Singapore Zoo. A medium locker measuring 60.5 cm high, 35.5 cm long and 43 cm wide costs S$12 for the first 3 hours, then S$4 for each additional hour or part thereof.

The extra-large size, at 94 cm by 42 cm by 55 cm, runs S$18 for the first 3 hours and S$6 for each additional hour or part thereof. Neither timed entry slots nor advance booking are required for general admission, so you can arrive when it suits you — adult non-resident tickets cost S$49. With Stasher, you can store bags from US$2.49 per bag per day.

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Price$2.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee$13,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations10024VariesOnly at stations/airports

Getting to Singapore Zoo with bags

The Mandai Khatib Shuttle (M2) runs daily from Khatib MRT Station to Singapore Zoo, costing S$2.50 per person for adults and children aged 7 to 12. Bus Stop 48131 is the nearest bus stop to the Mandai Wildlife East entrance, approximately a 2-minute walk away. Once you arrive, step-free access runs from the drop-off point and car park all the way to the ticketed zone, and the zoo's paths are paved and level throughout, so wheelchairs and pushchairs can move freely.

Planning your visit without carrying everything

Singapore Zoo opens daily from 8:30am to 6:00pm, with last entry at 5:00pm, so a full day on your feet is realistic. If you want a break from the ticketed area, the Mandai Boardwalk loops for 3.3 kilometres around both River Wonders and Singapore Zoo, and it's free to walk. When planning how to get around with bags, note that Singapore's public transport fares are distance-based across bus and MRT journeys, with no extra boarding charge for transfers within the allowed time — so a shuttle-plus-MRT combination won't cost more than the total distance travelled.

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