Applications for tickets to National Day Parade 2026 will officially open from 12pm on 23 May, giving Singaporeans and permanent residents a chance to attend this year’s highly anticipated celebrations at the Singapore National Stadium.
The ticket application window will remain open until 12pm on 6 June.
This year’s National Day Parade, along with its two preview shows, will once again be held at the National Stadium as Singapore prepares for another large-scale birthday celebration packed with fireworks, military displays, performances, and aerial flypasts.
Applicants Can Ballot For Three Different Shows
Eligible applicants can choose to ballot for one of three events:
- NDP Preview 1 on 25 July
- NDP Preview 2 on 1 August
- The main National Day Parade on 9 August
Applicants may request two, four, or six tickets for one show only.
Authorities clarified that each ticket admits one person regardless of age, including infants carried in arms.
As in previous years, tickets will not be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Instead, all successful applicants will be selected through an electronic balloting system after the application period closes.
Applications Require Singpass Login
Applications can be submitted through the official NDP website once the portal opens on 23 May.
Users must log in via Singpass, after which some personal details will be automatically populated into the application form.
Those applying on behalf of family members or friends will need to provide additional details, including:
- Full name
- NRIC number
- Contact number
- Email address
The electronic ballot system will be supported by Open Government Products and the Government Technology Agency, with auditing conducted by KPMG.
Authorities also stressed that each individual is entitled to only one ballot attempt. If multiple applications are submitted, only the latest submission will be considered valid.
Successful Applicants To Be Notified In Mid-June
Successful applicants will receive notifications via SMS and email between 15 and 17 June.
The messages will only come from official government channels, namely gov.sg and [email protected].
The public has been warned to stay vigilant against scams or phishing attempts sent from unofficial sources pretending to offer NDP tickets.
Organisers also reminded Singaporeans that all NDP tickets are strictly not for sale. Enforcement action may be taken against anyone caught scalping tickets or using them fraudulently.
Every year, NDP tickets remain among the most sought-after event passes in Singapore, with demand often far exceeding available seats as families and supporters hope to catch the annual celebrations live.