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Changi Jurassic Mile features 22 dinosaur installations, including a 3.9m-tall T-Rex. Read our guide on visiting this unique trail that also doubles as the Changi Airport Connector, especially if you’re heading over with kids.
We’re huge fans of the Changi Jurassic Mile located at Changi Airport. It’s Singapore’s largest permanent outdoor display of life-sized dinosaurs, with one dino even measuring a towering 5 metres tall! This one-kilometre dino-themed cycling and jogging track along the 3.5km Changi Airport Connector path links Changi Airport to East Coast Park and the Park Connector Network (PCN). It’s a very easy and flat trail, and it’s definitely a fab free activity kids will enjoy. We’ve walked and cycled this trail ourselves (arguably the most unique cycling trail in Singapore, in our books!), so read on to find out what to expect, especially if you’re visiting with the little ones in tow.
Read more: Dinosaur Parks & Playgrounds In Singapore
Life-sized dinosaurs at Changi Jurassic Mile
The 22 life-sized dinosaurs are obviously the highlight of the Changi Jurrassic Mile, making it a fascinating free dinosaur park in Singapore. You can expect to spot dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes, including baby ones, along the trail. Look out for the Tyrannosaurus Rex and then spot the gigantic dinosaur eggs. Get your kids to find the huge Brontosaurus and the bright blue Velociraptors. Handy information panels show facts about these dinosaurs along that path while outdoor speakers play safari-themed music for the complete Jurassic Park-style experience.
Many dinosaurs can be found outside of Jurassic Mile along the Changi Airport Connector. The yellow 3.9-metre-tall Tyrannosaurus Rex is located near the Terminal 4 slip road, while the pink 3.5-meter-tall Diplodocus is outside the VIP complex. There are also some baby Pterodactyls at Changi Jurassic Mile.
If you are heading here with little kids, do be warned that it is a walk of 2 km from HUB & SPOKE car park to the start of the Jurassic Mile (which is a one-kilometre path)! So you may want to bring scooters or cycle instead.
Cycling along Changi Airport Connector
If your little ones can’t manage a one-kilometre walk, you can rent bicycles and make a cycling trip out of the experience. Kids’ bikes are available to rent from $6/hr and adult bikes from $8/hr from GoCycling’s newest outlet at HUB & SPOKE near Terminal 2 at the beginning of the Changi Airport Connector. You can return the bikes at any of the seven other GoCycling outlets around Singapore. You’ll find some at Changi Beach Park and East Coast Park too. You can even cycle all the way up to Coney Island and Jurong Lake Gardens and return your bikes at the respective GoCycling outlets there.
Read more: New Cyclist Park at East Coast Park
Where to eat at Changi Jurassic Mile
For a bite to eat, there’s always Jewel Changi with a huge selection of F&B but closer to the path the new HUB & SPOKE Café serves up local and western dishes with the option of outdoor alfresco dining. Breakfast is served for early risers from 7:30am (think eggs benedict and kaya toast) plus there’s pasta, sandwiches, and nasi lemak for lunch or dinner.
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Entry to Changi Jurassic Mile
It’s free to enter Changi Jurassic Mile, which is open 24 hours daily.
How to get to Changi Jurassic Mile
Changi Jurassic Mile is accessible via public transport, or via the Changi Coastal Park Connector Extension from East Coast Park. From the Changi Airport MRT and bus stations, follow the on-ground signage in the direction of Terminal 2. If you are arriving by car, you can park at the HUB & SPOKE Car Park located directly opposite HUB & SPOKE.
Do be warned, however, that it is a walk of 2 km from HUB & SPOKE car park to the start of Jurassic Mile! So you may want to bring scooters or cycle instead. We have heard that it may be a closer walk if you park at Changi Airport Terminal 4, Car Park 4A and follow the on-ground signage.
Changi Airport Connector Website
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