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Experience the thrill of soaring over Sentosa and Faber Peak with the Singapore Cable Car Ride, a must-do attraction for visitors and locals alike. Enjoy panoramic views of the island's landmarks, such as the Merlion, Universal Studios, and the lush greenery. You can also explore other exciting attractions, such as HeadRock VR, Scentopia, and HyperDrive Cafe, or relax at the luxurious Capella ...
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Singapore Cable Car. 4,255 reviews. #55 of 1,194 things to do in Singapore. TramsLookoutsScenic Walking Areas. Open now. 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM. Write a review. About. The breath-taking connection between Faber Peak Singapore and Sentosa Island Established since 1974, Singapore Cable Car is the nation's first and only cableway that links Faber Peak ...
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Ticket prices for the Singapore Cable Car vary depending on your pass type. A round-trip Sky Pass for an adult costs S$35, while a round-trip pass for a child (aged 4 to 12) costs S$25. For unlimited rides, an adult Sky Pass is S$35, and a child's Sky Pass is S$25. Additionally, there are other pass options available, such as the Mount Faber ...
- Brief History of Singapore Cable Car
- Cable Car Route
- How Long Is Singapore Cable Car Ride?
- How Much Is A Cable Car Ride?
- Operating Hours
- Redeeming Ticket
- Mount Faber Line
- Sentosa Line
- Cable Car Sky Dining
- Suggested Itinerary
Singapore Cable car was opened on 15 February 1974 by then Deputy Prime Minister Goh Keng Swee. The cable car was an effort by the government to improve accessibility to Sentosa, and to convert Sentosa from its history as a naval base to an island getaway for both tourists and locals1. The first generation of Singapore cable car (1974 to 1994) had ...
The Singapore Cable Car Sky Network consists of 2 lines: Mount Faber Line and Sentosa Line. Mount Faber Line connects Singapore’s mainland to Sentosa Island. Meanwhile, Sentosa Lineconnects various places within Sentosa Island. Both of these lines are not physically connected. The nearest intersection of these lines is at Sentosa Station (of Mount ...
A round-trip on the Mount Faber Line is about 26 to 30 minutes, which translates to approximately 6.5 to 7.5 minutes between each station. Meanwhile, a round trip on the Sentosa Line is about 12 to 15 minutes, which translates to approximately 3 to 3.5 minutes between each station. The exact duration depends on the weather and speed of the cabin.
You can buy Singapore cable car ticket on the spot or online (here and here). Basically, Cable Car Sky Pass is a ticket that allows visitor to ride BOTH Mount Faber Line and Sentosa Line. A Round Trip ticket allows visitor to ride the entire route just once. You don’t have to ride the entire route at once, you can break it into multiple legs. In ot...
Singapore cable car’s opening hours are from 8:45am to 10:00pm daily (last boarding at 9:30pm). The opening hours may be subjected to revision by the operator, you can check the latest opening hours here.
Depending on where you purchase your ticket, you may or may not need to redeem the physical ticket. If your ticket provider says that redemption is compulsory, you can redeem your ticket at the ticketing counter at ANY of the cable car stations, on the day of your visit. Upon redemption, you will be given a wrist tag which has a QR code. Each time ...
Mount Faber Line is the original cable car route built in 1974. The Mount Faber line connects Singapore mainland and Sentosa island. It has 3 stations: Mount Faber Station, Harbourfront Station and Sentosa Station. You can board at any station. The most popular station to board the cable car is Harbourfront Station because it’s the most accessible ...
Sentosa Line is the newer cable car route that was built in 2015. The Sentosa Line connects the western part of Sentosa island (i.e. Siloso) to the northern part of Sentosa island (i.e. Resort World Sentosa). Sentosa Line has 3 stations: Merlion Station, Imbiah Lookout Station and Siloso Point Station. You can board at any station. Imbiah Lookout S...
If you’re planning to celebrate a special occasion, it’s worth considering the Cable Car Sky Dining experience. Basically, you’ll be able to dine inside a special cable car cabin that’s fitted with dining table and chairs. Don’t worry about not having enough time to eat, as you’ll be given 60 minutes of dining time (equivalent to 2 round trips on M...
If you have a whole day to spend, I recommend getting a Cable Car Sky Pass because the price is not much different from a Mount Faber Line ticket. Assuming you stay at mainland Singapore, here’s my suggested itinerary to make the best of your cable car riding experience. 8am: Breakfast at VivoCity 9am: Take Mount Faber Line from Harbourfront Statio...
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Cable Car ticket prices. Singapore Cable Car tickets for visitors aged 13 years and above cost S$28 per person. Children aged 4 to 12 years pay a discounted price of S$20 for their entry. Seniors and the disabled do not get any discounts. Children younger than four years can join the ride for free.
Ticket Prices / Admission. Cable Car Sky Pass (Unlimited Rides) Adult: $35. Child: $23.70. Evening Rider. Cable Car Sky Pass (1 Round Trip): $25. Mount Faber Line (1 Round Trip): $22. Buy Online Now & Save on Admission Prices.
