Nice experience overall but the whole top level (L5) is all very confusing as the different attractions have different entrances and some of these entrances are dotted between all the public access area restaurants. There are lots of people wandering around confused as to where they need to go for which attraction - just like me. They definitely need better / clearer signage and clear instructions when you book, or a map for visitors to the Canopy park. You also have to queue separately for each attraction. This adds to the time needed to visit - make sure you allow for this. Best option is to come to the Canopy Park Level 5 via the “Lobby E” lifts, then you’ll arrive at the main ticket area and the Canopy Bridge. Note that W henever you buy a “time slot ticket” online, the time indicated is for your visit to the Canopy Bridge - you can enter the Canopy Park at any time (before or after allocated time). I visited at 4pm on a Monday, and I bought a “Bundle 1” ticket as I wanted to enter the Canopy Park and also wanted to do the Mirror Maze and Canopy Bridge - so for a few $ more I could do a few extra things.

The Canopy bridge with the glass walkway was terribly disappointing and a waste of time/ money IMHO - the glass floor is not clear - it’s kind of frosted so you don’t get a real sense of walking on glass high up. The Hedge Maze was more of a kiddies attraction but was included in my Bundle 1 ticket. The Mirror Maze was fun and I really enjoyed it and is definitely worth doing. The Manulife Sky Net Walk was popular. But with lots of people sitting/waiting around up in the nets, the space felt crowded. Manulife Sky Nets Bounce/Walk : small lockers are provided for free at the entrance, but they are small (around 30 cm sq.) The Petal Garden is the last attraction in the Park area before exiting- a calm oasis with seating.

Summary: It’s definitely worth paying the $5 entrance fee to the Canopy Park - it’s less congested in there and wider spaces, and lots of great view points of the Waterfall at the centre of The Jewel. You can enjoy similar views between the restaurants but they’re very crowded and not relaxing at all. The Jewel Bundles are good value - but make sure you have enough time as you need to navigate the crowds to each attraction, then queue for each one too. It took me almost an hour and I didn’t do everything incl in my Bundle 1 , and I was rushing from one to another. If you’re travelling with small children or want to meander then it will take longer.