Best Senior Citizen Discounts In Singapore For Dining, Attractions & More (2025)

Picture this: a day spent exploring the zoo, a hearty meal at a family restaurant, or even a relaxing afternoon at Gardens By The Bay. You get to treat your parents or in-laws to the best of Singapore, and your wallet won’t even flinch. Here are some of the best senior citizen discounts in Singapore, whether they're in the Pioneer/Merdeka Generation to perks for those in the 50-and-over bracket ​that’ll make every outing special and rack up major brownie points at the same time.

If you’re hoping to get on your parents’ or in-laws’ good side, these senior citizen discounts are your best bet.

1. SG60 Friends of Mandai senior membership

For just $60 (instead of the usual $235), your parents or in-laws can enjoy a whole year of unlimited visits to the Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, and Night Safari. Each visit lets them bring a guest, so you can tag along and share in the fun. This offer is exclusively for seniors aged 60 and above, and valid until Dec 31, 2025, so you’ve got plenty of time to plan some wild adventures together. 

P.S: You’ll also receive an exclusive gift when you purchase this membership onsite (Guest & Member Services Centres) using POSB Everyday Credit Card or PAssion Credit/Debit Card.

Visit Mandai Wildlife Reserve’s website for more information.

2. Gardens by the Bay senior perks: $7.20 Admission & Unlimited Visits for $22

With aircon and beautiful flowers, Gardens by the Bay wins maximum auntie/uncle approval.

The standard senior admission is already a sweet deal at $8 (down from the regular $12), but if you flash your PAssion Card, that drops to just $7.20. It’s the perfect excuse to treat your parents or in-laws (aged 60 and above) to a day out where they can enjoy gorgeous blooms without breaking a sweat (or the bank).

And if they’re the type who likes to visit again and again, the Friends of the Gardens senior membership at $22 a year offers unlimited access to the Flower Dome and other attractions — so they can enjoy aircon, flowers, and bragging rights all year round.

Visit Gardens by the Bay's website for more information.

3. $5 senior movie ticket deals at Golden Village and Shaw Theatres

Senior citizens in Singapore can enjoy discounted movie tickets at various cinemas, usually for weekday screenings before 6 pm. Golden Village and Shaw Theatres all offer special rates for seniors, with prices starting from $4.50. Remind your folks to bring along their ID for verification at the counter!

Golden Village

• Seniors must be aged 60 and above to qualify
• $5 for 2D movie tickets from Monday to Friday before 6 pm
• This deal is not valid on public holidays or the eve of public holidays
• Tickets must be bought in person

Shaw Theatres

• Seniors must be aged 55 and above to qualify
• $4.50 for 2D movie tickets from Monday to Friday before 6 pm
• This deal is not valid on public holidays or the eve of public holidays
• Tickets must be bought in person

4. 2 for $30 Kiseki Japanese Buffet

Kiseki Japanese Buffet at Orchard Central is serving up a weekday lunch deal just for seniors. From Monday to Friday, two senior diners aged 60 and above can enjoy the all-you-can-eat buffet for just $30 per person (that’s $60 nett for two). 

Expect a massive spread with sushi, sashimi, tempura, teppanyaki, desserts, and more. Don’t forget to bring your photo ID for age verification, and be sure to call ahead for reservations because this deal is wildly popular with the over-60 crowd (including this writer’s parents).

Visit Kiseki Japanese Buffet’s website for reservations or more information.

5. 60% off Superpark admission

Have you seen a senior citizen at Superpark? Neither have we. Let your oldies shine by being one of the rare Pokemon to actually appear in Singapore’s largest indoor playground.

If you know a fit senior who thinks mahjong is getting a bit too tame, here’s a deal that’ll spice things up — Superpark is giving seniors aged 60 and above 60% off their admission tickets. For just $13.56, your parents or in-laws can swap tiles for trampolines and show off their hidden Ip Man skills (and prove they are still young). 

Visit Superpark’s website for more information.

6. $1 Senior citizen entrance fee to National Orchid Garden

National Orchid Garden is the ultimate “cheap thrill” for seniors who love nature and a good bargain. For just $1, anyone aged 60 and above can waltz past the ticket counter (just flash your photo ID) and dive into a world of stunning orchids — over 1,500 species and 3,000 hybrids, all posing for your next profile pic.

Need to escape the Singapore heat? The Sembcorp Cool House keeps things chill at a breezy 16 to 23°C, so you can admire the blooms without breaking a sweat. Shaded paths, comfy benches, and endless photo ops make it easy to take things slow.

7. Swensen's Senior 1-for-1 Special

Swensen’s serves up a 1-for-1 special just for seniors aged 60 and above, making it the perfect excuse to enjoy a hearty meal without burning a hole in your wallet. From Monday to Friday, between 2pm and 4.30pm, seniors can enjoy two mains, sides, or sundaes for the price of one at any Swensen’s outlet (except Earle Swensen’s and Swensen’s Unlimited). Simply show your photo ID for age verification, and you’re all set.

Moreover, the complimentary item will be of equal or lower value, so you can mix and match your favourites. Each table can redeem up to two 1-for-1 deals per bill, which means more food and more fun for everyone.

8. Senior citizens dine for free at Sofitel Sentosa's Kwee Zeen and Lebar

Sofitel Singapore Sentosa rolls out the red carpet for seniors aged 60 and above with their exclusive dining privileges. At Kwee Zeen, a senior dines free with every two full-paying adults at the SeafoodFest Weekend Buffet on Fridays and Saturdays, or during the Sofitel Sentosa Sunday Brunch. Over at LeBar, seniors can enjoy complimentary daily afternoon tea with two full-paying adults.

KrisFlyer members get an extra treat with 10% off, and you can even pay with KrisPay miles. Reservations are required and subject to availability, so be sure to quote “Seniors Dining” when booking.

Visit Sofitel Singapore Sentosa’s website for reservations or more information.

9. 60% off unlimited cable car rides at Mount Faber

Local seniors can now enjoy unlimited cable car rides at Mount Faber for just $18 a year (U.P. $45), thanks to the SG60 special offering 60% off the Faber Licence Membership. With this pass, seniors aged 60 and above can ride the cable cars as often as they like until Dec 31, 2025, along with other promos such as 50% off Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony​ and SkyHelix Sentosa. 

To snap up this deal, seniors just need to purchase the membership onsite at any Singapore Cable Car ticketing counter before Dec 31, 2025 and show proof of age and local residency.

Visit Mount Faber Leisure’s website for more information.

10. Free museum visits for seniors (and the entire family)

Okay, this may not exclusively be for seniors, but it's still a great idea for a day trip for the entire family! Singapore’s museums are a fantastic way for families to enjoy a day out (with plenty of benches), soak up some aircon and maybe even help the oldies relive a bit of their youth — all without spending a cent.

Not only do these top museums offer free entry, but they also promise plenty of stories, art, and culture to keep things interesting. Here’s where your entire family can go for free:

• National Museum of Singapore: Free for Singapore citizens and PRs.
• Asian Civilisations Museum: Free for Singaporean and PRs.
• Peranakan Museum: Free for Singaporeans or PRs.
• National Gallery Singapore: Free entry for Singaporean and PRs.
• Malay Heritage Centre: Free for Singaporean and PRs.
• Reflections at Bukit Chandu: Free for Singaporean and PRs.
• Eurasian Heritage Gallery: Free entry for Singaporeans and PRs.

11. SG60 Promotion: Senior 1-for-1 Special at Chinatown Heritage Centre

Till Dec 31, 2025, Singapore resident seniors aged 60 and above are invited to enjoy a delightful 1-for-1 free admission at the Chinatown Heritage Centre. Simply bring along a paying guest and visit any Monday to Friday — no need to book ahead, just walk in for your tickets and verification.

Visit Chinatown Heritage Centre’s website for more information.

This article was originally published on July 10, 2025 and updated on Oct 18, 2025.