Children aged 1 and under can attend for free, without a ticket, but they must sit on the lap of a ticket holder. Children aged 2 and older require a full-price ticket.
There are no discounted tickets for students and so a full-price ticket must be purchased.
There are no discounted tickets for senior citizens and so a full-price ticket must be purchased.
There are no discounted tickets for members of the military and so a full-price ticket must be purchased.
For disabled and accessible ticket information, please contact the tournament ticket office directly by telephone +65 6348 5555.
Please note: the information below is based on a previous edition of the event for reference purposes only. The timetable for this edition will be published nearer to the event.
| Badminton |
| Round 2 |
Friday 29 May: Day 4 | ||||
| 11:00 | Entry Gates | Doors Open | ||
| 12:00 | Badminton | Quarterfinals |
Saturday 30 May: Day 5 | ||||
| 11:00 | Entry Gates | Doors Open | ||
| 12:00 | Badminton | Semifinals |
Sunday 31 May: Day 6 | ||||
| 13:00 | Entry Gates | Doors Open | ||
| 14:00 | Badminton | Finals |
Please be aware that all performances listed are subject to change or removal without notification.
🏟️ Address: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Kallang, 397691, Singapore Directions in Google Maps
There are 7 car parks at the Singapore Sports Hub, each named with a letter, and the closest to the Indoor Stadium are car parks L and K.
All these car parks charge SGD $0.64 (USD $0.48) per half hour, with a 10 minute grace period.
There are 3 taxi stands in the Singapore Sports Hub complex, including 1 directly outside the venue. The Singapore Indoor Stadium Taxi Stand is located on Stadium Crescent.
There are a number of local bus routes that offer services to the Singapore Sports Hub:
The Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system offers stations close to the Indoor Stadium:
The stadium is around an hour's walk from downtown Singapore, but it is more accessible from the Kallang, Geylang, and Marine Parade areas.
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