Singapore Cable Car Sky Network
Start your Sentosa experience on a high by riding the Singapore Cable Car Sky Network from Faber Peak Singapore into the island. En route, view Resorts World Sentosa’s Adventure Cove, Sentosa’s lush jungle foliage and surrounding coastline. With six stops to choose from, the Singapore Cable Car Sky Network is the perfect way to explore Sentosa’s multiple attractions!
- Daily: 8.45am - 8.30pm
- Last boarding: 8pm
- Last Ticket Sale: 7.45pm
- Friday:2pm
- Imbiah Station
- Wheelchair
FUN FACT
The Singapore Cable Car Sky Network is a world-first sky cable, being the first ropeway system to span a harbour.
FUN FACT
From the cable car, you can take in stunning vistas of the city skyline, Sentosa Island, Mount Faber, and even the southern islands of Singapore.
Exploring Sentosa by Cable Car
Exploring CBD and Keppel Bay by Cable Car
To board the Sentosa Line, you will need to disembark at the Sentosa Station and take a brief stroll to the Imbiah Lookout Station. From there, you can travel in either direction, towards either the Merlion Station or Siloso Point Station on the opposite end. This line offers a stunning view of Sentosa's top attractions and takes approximately 15 minutes for a round trip. To return to Harbourfront Station, you must return to Imbiah Station and walk to Sentosa to board the return cable car.
- Online confirmation receipt with QR code must be redeemed at the attraction within 90 days from the date of purchase unless otherwise stated.
- Please note that you may be required to exchange for another physical ticket/wristband at the Singapore Cable Car Sky Network where applicable.
- By Sentosa Express: Alight at Imbiah Station
- By Public Bus: Board Bus 123 and alight at Village Hotel
- By Intra-Island Bus: Board Sentosa Bus A/ Bus C and alight at Imbiah Lookout OR Board Bus B/ Bus C and alight at Village Hotel.
- Imbiah Lookout Car Park
- 109 Mount Faber Road, Singapore 099203
- +65 6361 0088
- www.mountfaberleisure.com/contact-us
- www.mountfaberleisure.com/attraction/singapore-cable-car
What does a round trip on the Singapore Cable Car Sky Network entail?
By opting for a round trip on the Singapore Cable Car, you can make the most of your experience as it provides you with one-time access to all six stations along the Mount Faber and Sentosa lines. Once you have visited all the stations, you can return to the starting point and disembark at the initial station you boarded. To enjoy a round trip, purchasing a Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass is recommended.
What is the price of a Singapore Cable Car Sky Network ticket?
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 Line Sky Pass and the Sentosa Line Sky Pass.
How long is a round-trip cable car ride?
The duration of the Mount Faber Line ride can range from 26 to 30 minutes depending on the weather and cabin speed. Meanwhile, the Sentosa Line ride typically takes about 12 to 15 minutes, with the actual duration depending on the weather and cabin speed.
Can a person using a stroller or wheelchair take a ride on the cable car?
Yes, of course. Wheelchair users and those with prams or strollers are welcome to board the cable car cabins.
How many people can fit inside a cabin of the Singapore Cable Car?
Our cable car cabins have a maximum capacity of 8 persons each.
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Reviewed 16 May 2024It's more than a typical cable car trip: it offers panoramic view to several landscapes. Tip: schedule it as a "hop on - hop off" experience, ensuring...
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Reviewed 12 May 2024For a better view, choose to ride the cable car when the cruise ships are in the ship terminal. It will enhance your experience. Take time to visit Mo...
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Reviewed 23 April 2024Gentle trip with amazing views of Sentosa Island and up to Mount Faber. Wish I had time to do the various hikes but glad to be able to get a bird's e...