Gardens by the Bay closes Cloud Forest on 26 October

Gardens by the Bay will close Cloud Forest for maintenance on 26 October 2026 in Singapore, affecting one of the destination's cooled conservatories. The rest of the waterfront garden complex is not included in the closure notice.

Cloud Forest closes for maintenance on 26 October

The operator has announced a full-day closure of Cloud Forest on 26 October 2026. The notice describes the change as maintenance, and the attraction's visitor information lists that date among its scheduled 2026 closure days.

Cloud Forest is the part of the complex that will be unavailable on that date. The conservatory currently houses Jurassic World: The Experience, so visitors planning to see that attraction will need to choose another day. The notice does not announce a wider closure of the gardens or a change to access elsewhere on the site.

The maintenance update appears alongside other current visitor notices, including arrangements connected with the Garmin Run Marathon Series on 25 October 2026. That separate advisory concerns car parks and traffic, not the Cloud Forest closure. The operator's maintenance closure notice names both the attraction and the date.

How Cloud Forest fits into the Marina Bay gardens

Gardens by the Bay comprises three public gardens in Marina Bay: Bay South, Bay East and Bay Central. The site occupies 1,010,000 square metres, or 101 hectares, and combines planted areas with conservatories, waterways, lakes, aerial bridges and the Supertrees.

Bay South is the largest of the three gardens and opened to the public on 29 June 2012. Its facilities include Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, while the Supertrees rise through the surrounding garden spaces. The National Library Board records that the planted structures reach up to 50 metres in height and that the gardens were developed from reclaimed land.

That history gives the maintenance date a direct practical meaning: the 26 October closure concerns a major enclosed attraction within a much larger public landscape. A traveller who rearranges the visit can still plan around the outdoor gardens and other areas, but the conservatory itself is not available on the announced date. The site's three-part layout is described in this National Library Board overview.

Visiting Gardens by the Bay: what travellers from Western Europe should know

• Cloud Forest is closed for maintenance on 26 October 2026. The closure applies to the conservatory and its Jurassic World: The Experience attraction.
• The wider site is not announced as closed. Bay South, Bay East and Bay Central are the three public gardens forming the Marina Bay complex.
• The gardens are in Marina Bay, Singapore, and include Flower Dome, Cloud Forest, waterways, lakes, aerial bridges and the Supertrees. Bay South opened to the public on 29 June 2012.
• The site covers 101 hectares, and the Supertrees reach up to 50 metres. Visitors should therefore distinguish the enclosed Cloud Forest from the wider outdoor garden areas when planning a visit.

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Frequently asked questions about Gardens by the Bay

What has changed at Gardens by the Bay?

Cloud Forest will be closed for maintenance on 26 October 2026. The notice does not state that the wider gardens will close.

Where is Gardens by the Bay and how do you get there?

It is in Marina Bay, Singapore. The complex includes Bay South, Bay East and Bay Central.

What is Gardens by the Bay?

It is a 101-hectare public garden complex with three waterfront gardens, cooled conservatories and Supertrees reaching up to 50 metres.