
Admission will cost $38 for an adult and $23 for a child aged three to 12, while seniors 60 years old and above will pay $20, Mandai Wildlife Group said on Thursday.
Visitors will pay the full price of $48 for an adult and $33 for a child from May 27, following a run-in period that allows the park to tweak operations if needed, as the birds continue to adjust to their new environment. The ticket price for seniors will remain at $20.
Bird Paradise will have eight walk-through aviaries and will feature two new bird programmes - Predators On Wings and Wings Of The World - which will be presented at the park's Sky Amphitheatre.
The park will open daily from 9am to 6pm, with last admission at 5pm.
Mandai Wildlife Group, which runs the park, said that visitors can see the world's largest population of hornbills under human care, with many of them flying free in the walk-through aviaries, which have been designed to mimic habitats from around the globe.
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