Singapore Tennis Open WTA 500 through 27 Sep at OCBC Arena: sessions and SISTIC

Singapore Tennis Open presented by BNP Paribas WTA 500 key visual for OCBC Arena 21 to 27 September 2026
Singapore Tennis Open WTA 500, OCBC Arena, 21–27 Sep 2026. Image: The Kallang.

The Singapore Tennis Open presented by BNP Paribas continues at OCBC Arena, The Kallang, through Sunday 27 September 2026 as a WTA 500 on indoor hard courts, with Centre Court still running day and evening sessions this week.

The singles draw is 28 players and doubles 16 teams. Total commitment is US$1,206,446. Qualifying on 19 and 20 September was free; the main draw is ticketed via SISTIC.

Session times

Centre Court Monday to Friday (21 to 25 September) runs Session 1 at 11am and Session 2 at 6.30pm. Saturday 26 September shifts to 12.30pm and 6pm. The final session on Sunday 27 September starts at 2.30pm.

Court 1 (Hall 2) had main-draw slots Monday 2pm, Tuesday 12pm, and Wednesday and Thursday 3pm. Doors open one hour before event time. Timings can change with the order of play.

Singapore Tennis Open coaches and children on court during tournament activities at The Kallang
Tournament activities at The Kallang. Image: The Kallang.

Tickets and concession

SISTIC is the official ticketing agent. Booking fees sit on top of face value: S$6 for tickets above S$70, stepping down to S$2 under S$20. The purchase limit is 12 tickets.

Concession is 50 per cent for ages 18 and under, full-time NSFs, seniors 60 and above, and persons with disabilities. Concession does not apply to ACES Club hospitality or passes. Children under four may enter free if they do not take a seat; under-12s need an adult 18 or older.

Single-session Bronze seats on early main-draw days start from S$18 on The Kallang price sheet, before booking fee. Finals Platinum is listed at S$208. ACES Club packages bundle a Platinum seat with lounge access at published hospitality prices.

Buy through sistic.com.sg or The Kallang’s Singapore Tennis Open tickets page. Stadium MRT is the nearest station to OCBC Arena.

Jade Yeo
Jade Yeo
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