Singapore open their home netball week against the UAE at 3pm on Sunday 29 November, the first of five round-robin games for the national team at the Singlife Nations Cup 2026 at OCBC Arena Hall 1. Adult tickets cost S$18 a day, rising to S$28 for finals day on Saturday 5 December.
Netball Singapore runs the six-team tournament from 29 November to 5 December, with Singlife as title sponsor. Malaysia, Samoa, the UAE and Zimbabwe make the trip. Singapore field two sides: the Vandas, the senior national team, and Singapore A, who get their own week of international games against the same four visitors and one meeting with the seniors.
Singapore’s five round-robin games
- Sunday 29 November, 3pm: Singapore v UAE, straight after the 2pm opening ceremony
- Monday 30 November, 7pm: Zimbabwe v Singapore
- Tuesday 1 December, 7pm: Samoa v Singapore
- Wednesday 2 December, 7pm: Singapore v Singapore A
- Friday 4 December, 7pm: Singapore v Malaysia
Every one of the Vandas’ games after the opener sits in the 7pm slot, so weekday evenings are the time to go. Singapore A start against Samoa at 7pm on the opening Sunday, then play the UAE, Malaysia and Zimbabwe in the 3pm games. Thursday 3 December is a rest day with supporting activities.
Saturday 5 December settles the placings: fifth against sixth at 10am, third against fourth at noon and the final, first against second, at 2pm. The closing ceremony follows at 3.30pm. The Malaysia game on the Friday night is the last round-robin match of the week.
Tickets and the season pass
Single-day prices listed by The Kallang, before booking fees, with finals day in brackets:
- Adult: S$18 (S$28)
- Concession, for students with valid ID and seniors aged 60 and above: S$14 (S$18)
- Child, aged 5 to 12: S$12 (S$16)
- Group of 10 or more: S$16 (S$24) per ticket
Season passes cost S$94 for an adult, S$68 for a concession, S$58 for a child and S$84 per ticket in a group. Bought one day at a time, all six match days would come to S$118 for an adult, S$88 for a concession, S$76 for a child and S$104 per group ticket, so before booking fees the pass works out S$18 to S$24 cheaper, depending on the band.
Tickets have been on general sale since 16 October through Ticketmaster and its hotline on +65 6018 7645, with a limit of 10 per transaction. A booking fee per ticket is added on top: S$1 on tickets under S$20, S$3 on tickets from S$20 to S$49.99 and S$6 from S$50 up. That makes an adult day ticket S$19, a finals day adult ticket S$31 and an adult season pass S$100. Prices are as listed and subject to change, and availability is not guaranteed.
Children under 5 get in free on a parent’s lap. Anyone aged 5 and above needs a ticket.
Getting there and getting in
Stadium MRT (CC6) on the Circle Line is the nearest station with direct access to The Kallang. The Kallang says doors open an hour before event time, and lists event hours of 2pm to 8.30pm on 29 November, 3pm to 8.30pm from 30 November to 4 December and 10am to 5.30pm on 5 December.
Bags larger than 35cm by 20cm by 30cm are not allowed, and neither are outside food and drink. Empty water bottles are fine, as long as they are not glass. Professional cameras, GoPros, selfie sticks and tripods are not allowed, and neither is live streaming.
