The NBA Rising Stars Invitational is back in Singapore with a useful school-holiday sports option. Ticketmaster lists the 2026 event at OCBC Arena from 23 to 28 June, covering pool games, semi-finals and finals across a youth basketball tournament for boys’ and girls’ teams from across Asia-Pacific.
The headline names make this more than a school tournament. Ticketmaster lists Jeremy Lin, Mitch Richmond, Rui Hachimura and Lauren Jackson as guests who will interact with participants and take part in fan meet-and-greet sessions during the event.
Dates And Tickets
The event schedule starts with opening ceremony and pool games on 23 June at 11am, followed by pool games on 24 and 25 June. Girls’ semi-finals are listed for 26 June at 10am, boys’ semi-finals at 4pm the same day, and finals on 28 June at 2pm.
Listed ticket prices are deliberately accessible: General Admission at SGD 4, courtside at SGD 14 and finals at SGD 9, before the stated SGD 1 booking fee per ticket. The purchase limit is four tickets per transaction for general sale.
- Dates: 23 to 28 June 2026.
- Venue: OCBC Arena.
- General sale started: 2 June 2026, 2pm.
- Listed prices: General Admission SGD 4, courtside SGD 14, finals SGD 9.
- Ticket limit: four per transaction for General Sale.
Who It Suits
Families get a low-cost way to watch live basketball, while young players can see peers from the region competing in a structured tournament. The meet-and-greet element will drive demand for some sessions, so families should pick dates around both match interest and guest access.
Because the tournament spans several weekdays before the Sunday finals, parents should compare school-holiday schedules with match times before buying. The cheaper pool-game tickets may suit younger children, while courtside or finals tickets make more sense for fans who want the biggest atmosphere.
Use the Ticketmaster event page for current sales details and the NBA Rising Stars Invitational site for tournament context. For more sports stories, visit our Sports section.
- Best for: basketball families, youth players and NBA fans.
- Nearest MRT: Stadium.
- Children aged three and above require a ticket for admission.
