Singapore Comic Con 2026: Dates, Ticket Prices, Early Access and What to Know
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Singapore Comic Con 2026: Dates, Ticket Prices, Early Access and What to Know

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Singapore Comic Con 2026 takes place from 4 to 6 December at the Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre, with a Preview Night on Friday and the main event ov...

Singapore Comic Con 2026 takes place from 4 to 6 December at the Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre, with a Preview Night on Friday and the main event over the weekend. The ticket range goes from S$38 for a one-day pass to S$288 for a bundle, so the useful decision is which tier matches how you plan to spend the weekend.

Dates and hours

Date Session Hours
Friday 4 December 2026 Ultimate Preview Night 5pm to 9pm
Saturday 5 December 2026 Main event 10.30am to 8pm (early access from 9.30am)
Sunday 6 December 2026 Main event 10.30am to 8pm (early access from 9.30am)

The official ticket page lists the venue as the Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre. The convention is organised by GenerateXP.

Ticket prices

The convention's ticket page lists these 2026 ticket types, with sales handled through Fever:

Ticket Price What it includes
1-Day Ticket S$38 Either 5 or 6 December, 10.30am to 8pm
1-Day Ticket + Early Access S$48 One day plus one hour of early access into the halls
2-Day Ticket S$68 Both 5 and 6 December, 10.30am to 8pm
2-Day + Ultimate Preview Night S$128 Both main days plus the 4 December preview night, 5pm to 9pm
Superhero Pack S$288 Fast lane access for preview night and both main days, early access, Superhero Lounge access and a merchandise bundle

The Superhero Pack bundle lists a badge and lanyard, an official SGCC T-shirt, an exclusive Peach Momoko or Olivier Coipel T-shirt (random design), an Artgerm notebook, a Lucio Parrillo and Carla Cohen tote bag, a Power Rangers postcard and a comic variant cover. Quantities are limited while stocks last. The page does not say whether prices include the platform's booking fee, so check the total at checkout.

Family tickets

The convention lists two family perks. Kids under 8 enter for free, and up to two kids under 8 may accompany each paying adult. For older children, a paid ticket is needed, so budget for each one. If you are going as a family with a child under 8, the free entry makes a one-day ticket a lighter commitment.

Using SG Culture Pass

The ticket page says SGCC 2026 is on SG Culture Pass, with a separate booking route through GlobalTix. Check eligibility requirements on that page. The page also invites those with spare credits to share them with others. Credits apply to the programme and ticket type, so check the options available on the GlobalTix page and do not assume the whole bundle range is covered.

Which ticket should you buy

One day

The S$38 ticket suits someone who wants a single day of browsing, shopping and photos. Decide whether you want Saturday or Sunday before you buy, since the ticket is for one of them.

One day with early access

The S$48 ticket adds an hour of early access into the halls. The listed early access time is 9.30am. Early access makes sense if you want to reach popular booths before the main doors open. If your priority is a relaxed browse, the standard ticket may be enough.

Both days

At S$68, the two-day ticket is cheaper per day than buying two single tickets, which would cost S$76. It suits someone who wants to come back, split the halls over two days, or attend panels on both days.

Preview Night

The S$128 ticket adds the Ultimate Preview Night on 4 December, 5pm to 9pm, on top of both main days. Compared with the S$68 two-day ticket, the preview night effectively costs an extra S$60. The page does not publish the programme for the night, so check the official site for what is included before you pay for it.

The Superhero Pack

The S$288 pack bundles fast-lane access, early access, lounge access and merchandise. The merchandise is sold separately on the same page, with items such as the Artgerm A5 notebook at S$19, the exclusive T-shirts at S$39 and the tote bag at S$29. Check whether the pack contents are worth it to you by comparing them against what you would buy separately.

Merchandise

Merchandise is collected on the event day at the SGCC merch counter, and quantities are limited. Listed items include the Artgerm A5 notebook (S$19), a Peach Momoko or Olivier Coipel exclusive T-shirt (S$39), the Lucio Parrillo and Carla Cohen tote bag (S$29), a set of two SGCC T-shirts (S$68), two other T-shirts (S$35 each) and a Peach Momoko hooded jacket (S$79). If you want a specific item, buy it with your ticket to avoid missing out.

Planning your day

Useful Resident Tools

  • Choose your day before you buy a one-day ticket.
  • Decide whether early access is worth the extra S$10 for your plan.
  • Check the guest and panel schedule on the official site closer to the date, since it may be updated.
  • Check the cosplay and prop rules before you prepare a costume. This article does not cover them because the research did not find the rules.
  • Allow for rest and meals, since the main days run for about nine and a half hours.
  • Check last-train times if you attend the preview night.

FAQs

When is Singapore Comic Con 2026?

4 to 6 December 2026, with a Preview Night on 4 December.

Where is it held?

Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre.

How much is a one-day ticket?

S$38. A one-day ticket with early access is S$48, and a two-day ticket is S$68.

Do children need tickets?

Kids under 8 enter free, and up to two may accompany each paying adult.

Can I use SG Culture Pass credits?

The ticket page says SGCC 2026 is on Culture Pass. Use the GlobalTix route and check the ticket types.

Choose your ticket tier by how much time you want at the venue, and confirm the final panel and guest schedule on the official site before the weekend.

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