The Singapore Cable Car is an aerial gondola system linking Mount Faber on mainland Singapore to Sentosa Island. This guide covers opening hours, ticket prices, transport and parking, accessibility, and practical visitor tips.
This guide was last updated in July 2026. One point worth noting: the Mount Faber Line’s cabins currently feature a Pokémon-themed makeover, refreshed on 30 May 2026, with a UV-lit night experience revealing hidden designs after dark.
Quick facts
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | Daily, 8:45am–10pm (last boarding 9:30pm) |
| Ticket prices | From S$17 (Sentosa Line only) to S$35 (SkyPass, both lines) |
| Address | Mount Faber Station: 109 Mount Faber Road, Singapore 099203 |
| Nearest transport | HarbourFront MRT station, Exit B |
| Typical visit length | 30 minutes to 1 hour |
Singapore Cable Car opening hours
The Singapore Cable Car operates daily from 8:45am to 10pm, with last boarding at 9:30pm across all stations. These hours apply year-round and stay the same on public holidays.
Individual lines occasionally close for scheduled maintenance, so check the official website before visiting. The Mount Faber Line and the Sentosa Line share the same daily operating hours, though they run as two separate systems.
Five great things to do while you’re in Singapore
- Explore Singapore’s landmarks and back streets on a bike tour.
- See Singapore from above from the Sky Deck at Marina Bay Sands.
- Discover the city at night in a private group adventure – including a river cruise.
- Smell the flowers at the National Orchid Garden.
- Take a highly-rated food and culture tour through Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam.
Singapore Cable Car ticket prices
| Ticket type | Adult (13+) | Child (4–12) |
|---|---|---|
| Sentosa Line (Round Trip, online) | S$17 | S$12 |
| Sentosa Line (Unlimited Rides, counter only) | S$27 | S$22 |
| Mount Faber Line (Round Trip) | S$33 | S$22 |
| SkyPass (Mount Faber + Sentosa Line, Round Trip) | S$35 | S$25 |
| SkyOrb glass-floor cabin (Round Trip) | S$45.10 | S$34.80 |
Prices above reflect standard round-trip fares. Online booking typically offers a discount over walk-up counter prices, and promotional bundles change regularly, so check the official booking page for current offers.
Opening hours and ticket prices were checked on the official Mount Faber Leisure website and last updated in July 2026.
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How to get to the Singapore Cable Car
The nearest MRT station is HarbourFront, served by the North East Line and the Circle Line. Take Exit B and cross the Level 2 link bridge, beside KFC, to reach HarbourFront Tower 2.
Tickets are sold at the HarbourFront Tower 2 counter, where visitors board the cable car to either Mount Faber or Sentosa Station. Taxis can be directed straight to Mount Faber Cable Car Station, at 109 Mount Faber Road, for those starting from the hilltop side.
Parking at the Singapore Cable Car
Free public parking is available at Mount Faber, reached by turning onto Mount Faber Road from Lower Delta Road or Kampong Bahru Road. The drive from the city centre takes around 15 minutes.
Complimentary valet parking is available for diners at Mount Faber Peak, with no minimum spend required, or for a flat S$6 fee otherwise. On the Sentosa side, the nearest car park is Imbiah Lookout Carpark, behind Madame Tussauds.
How long to spend at the Singapore Cable Car
A round trip on the Mount Faber Line takes around 26 to 30 minutes, while the Sentosa Line takes 12 to 15 minutes. Riding both lines back-to-back typically takes 30 minutes to an hour.
Visitors who hop off to explore stations along the way, such as Imbiah Lookout or Siloso Point, should allow half a day. Sky Dining packages, which include a meal on board, extend the visit to 1.5 to 2.5 hours.
Accessibility at the Singapore Cable Car
All cabins are wheelchair accessible, with lifts available at every station. Each cabin accommodates one wheelchair alongside up to seven other passengers.
Prams and strollers are also welcome on board. Visitors requiring special assistance are encouraged to contact the operator ahead of their visit.
What to see at the Singapore Cable Car
The Mount Faber Line connects Mount Faber Station, HarbourFront Station, and Sentosa Station. It passes over Keppel Harbour, with views of the central business district and passing ships.
The Sentosa Line links Sentosa Station to Imbiah Lookout, Siloso Point, and Sensoryscape stations. It runs along the island’s ridgeline, with views of beaches and attractions below.
SkyOrb cabins feature a glass floor section, giving an unobstructed view of the harbour and treetops directly beneath the cabin.
At Mount Faber Peak, visitors can explore Mount Faber Park, one of Singapore’s oldest parks, along with lookout points, restaurants, and the nearby Henderson Waves bridge.
A rotating Pokémon-themed experience currently decorates cabins on the Mount Faber Line, with UV-lit designs revealed after dark from 7:45pm.
Practical visitor tips
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Timing | Ride on a weekday morning for shorter queues and clearer visibility. |
| Crowds | Late mornings and weekend afternoons see the heaviest demand. |
| Layout | The Mount Faber and Sentosa Lines are separate systems, linked by a short walk. |
| Entry process | Book online in advance, since seating is limited per cabin and per hour. |
| On-site logistics | Cabins can get warm in direct sun, so bring water for the ride. |
Frequently asked questions about the Singapore Cable Car
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is the Singapore Cable Car open every day? | Yes. It operates daily from 8:45am to 10pm, with last boarding at 9:30pm. |
| Do you need to book tickets in advance? | Booking online is recommended, since queues can build during peak hours. |
| Is the Singapore Cable Car wheelchair accessible? | Yes. All cabins and stations offer wheelchair and pram access. |
| Can you buy a one-way ticket? | No. Tickets are sold only as round trips or unlimited-ride day passes. |
| Is the Singapore Cable Car suitable for young children? | Yes, though very young children may find the height and motion overwhelming. |
Things to do near the Singapore Cable Car
Mount Faber Park is Singapore’s oldest park, with lookout points right at Mount Faber Station.
The Henderson Waves, a pedestrian bridge, is a short walk from Mount Faber Peak.
VivoCity is a large shopping mall next to HarbourFront MRT station.
The SkyHelix Sentosa, an open-air panoramic ride, sits near the Sentosa and Imbiah Lookout stations.
The Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony is a nightly fireworks show, close to Sensoryscape Station.
What to visit tomorrow
The Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck is an iconic rooftop viewpoint, a short drive from Mount Faber.
The Singapore Flyer is a giant observation wheel, a short drive from the cable car.
The SkyHelix Sentosa is an open-air panoramic ride, on Sentosa itself.
The Pinnacle@Duxton Skybridge is a free public rooftop viewing gallery, a short drive away.
1-Altitude Coast, Sentosa is an elevated waterfront viewpoint, a short drive from Mount Faber.
More Singapore travel
Other Singapore travel guides on Planet Whitley include:
- Discover urban planning at the Singapore City Gallery and contemporary design at the Red Dot Design Museum.
- The attractions that explore Singapore’s Chinese heritage – including the gory Haw Par Villa, Thian Hock Keng Temple and the Peranakan Museum.
- Practical visitor guides to the National Museum of Singapore, National Gallery Singapore and Asian Civilisations Museum.
- Guides to the Mandai Wildlife Reserve‘s attractions: Bird Paradise, Curiosity Cove, Exploria, the Mandai Boardwalk, the Night Safari, Rainforest Wild Asia and River Wonders.
- Guides to Singapore’s parks: Fort Canning Park and Merlion Park.
