PGL Major Singapore 2026: CS2 Major Finals Guide At Indoor Stadium

PGL Major Singapore 2026 gives local esports fans a rare marquee date: a Counter-Strike 2 Major with 32 teams and a US$1.25 million prize pool. The Kallang lists the overall event window as 25 November to 13 December 2026, with the finals taking place at Singapore Indoor Stadium from 10 to 13 December.

This is billed as the first CS2 Major in Southeast Asia, so the Singapore stop is more than a standard gaming event. It puts the Indoor Stadium into the global Counter-Strike calendar and gives regional fans a live arena route without travelling to Europe or North America.

Event Details

The finals ticket window listed by The Kallang runs from Thursday 10 December to Sunday 13 December 2026. General sale started on 25 February 2026, with listed ticket prices from S$144 to S$369 and a ticket purchase limit of 10.

Door and event timings vary across the finals dates: 10 to 12 December list doors at 3.30pm and event time at 5pm, while 13 December lists doors at 12.30pm and event time at 2pm. That Sunday timing is useful for younger fans or groups that prefer an earlier finish.

  • Finals venue: Singapore Indoor Stadium.
  • Finals dates: 10 to 13 December 2026.
  • Teams: 32 across the Major.
  • Prize pool: US$1.25 million.
  • Ticket range listed: S$144 to S$369.

How To Plan

Esports arena events are best planned like concerts: choose a date, seat category and arrival route early. Fans who want the biggest atmosphere should look at later rounds, while newcomers may prefer a day with easier timing and less pressure.

Use The Kallang’s PGL Major Singapore 2026 page for ticketing details and the PGL page for tournament context. For more sports coverage, browse our Sports section.

  • Nearest MRT: Stadium.
  • Best for: CS2 fans, esports groups and regional visitors.
  • Buy only through the official ticketing route linked from The Kallang.

Location Notes

Jade Yeo
Jade Yeo
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