The PGL Counter-Strike 2 Major Singapore 2026 playoffs run from Thursday 10 to Sunday 13 December at Singapore Indoor Stadium. The first three arena days start at 5pm. The grand final day starts at 2pm on Sunday. The official ticket listing has separate admission for each date.
Standard tickets before fees are S$144 on 10 December, S$169 on 11 December, S$294 on 12 December and S$369 on 13 December. Choose the day that matches what you want to watch and check live availability on Ticketmaster Singapore. For transport, start with Stadium MRT (CC6) and follow signs for Singapore Indoor Stadium.
- 10–12 December: doors 3.30pm, scheduled start 5pm.
- 13 December: doors 12.30pm, scheduled start 2pm. The grand final is best-of-five.
- The first stages of the Major take place before the four public arena dates.
- Ticketmaster says visitors aged four and above need a ticket, and those aged 12 or below need an accompanying guardian aged 18 or above.
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Which PGL Major dates can you attend in Singapore? · How much are PGL Singapore Major tickets? · How to follow the PGL playoffs in person · Age, bag and admission rules at the Indoor Stadium
Full guide contents
- Which PGL Major dates can you attend in Singapore?
- How much are PGL Singapore Major tickets?
- How to follow the PGL playoffs in person
- Age, bag and admission rules at the Indoor Stadium
- How to get to Singapore Indoor Stadium for PGL
- Choose a playoff day for your budget and timetable
- A first CS2 Major: how to follow the day without memorising the bracket
- Frequently asked questions
- More December events in Singapore
| Date | Doors | Scheduled start | Standard ticket before fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thu 10 Dec | 3.30pm | 5pm | S$144 |
| Fri 11 Dec | 3.30pm | 5pm | S$169 |
| Sat 12 Dec | 3.30pm | 5pm | S$294 |
| Sun 13 Dec | 12.30pm | 2pm | S$369 |
Which PGL Major dates can you attend in Singapore?
The Kallang’s arena listing and Ticketmaster agree on 10 to 13 December for the public arena sessions. The full competition starts in November. PGL’s tournament page and the venue give different dates for the opening of the overall event. Use the current PGL competition schedule for the earlier stages. Use the December dates above when booking Singapore Indoor Stadium.
What happens in the arena?
The tournament begins with 32 teams. Ticketmaster says the top eight reach the playoffs in front of the live audience. Sunday 13 December is grand final day and the championship series is best-of-five. Check PGL’s current bracket for the match order, teams and approximate times once those are set. Buying a date before the bracket is known gives you admission for that session. It cannot secure a specific team.
Doors and event start are different
The 3.30pm time on the first three days is when doors are listed to open. The session is listed at 5pm. Sunday has a 12.30pm door time and a 2pm start. If a schedule assigns individual series to a certain time, allow for earlier matches to affect the order and timing. Use the event’s own live notices if there is a delay.
Which day fits a first visit?
Thursday has the lowest published standard price. Friday has the same scheduled start and a different price. Saturday suits people who want a weekend evening, and Sunday is the date to choose for the trophy match. Compare the live ticket inventory and your trip home alongside the day’s advertised price.
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How much are PGL Singapore Major tickets?
Ticketmaster lists four standard General Admission prices for the arena dates. Its published booking fee at those price levels is S$6 per ticket. On that basis, one standard ticket is S$150 for Thursday, S$175 for Friday, S$300 for Saturday or S$375 for Sunday, subject to availability and the final checkout. These are per-person examples. Multiply by the number of tickets before comparing dates.
Check promotions in the official cart
The official listing describes a Revolut promotion with different discounts for 10–11 December and 12–13 December. Check the payment and code requirements and the active offer in the cart if you intend to use it. Eligibility for a promotion can differ from ticket availability. Use the final checkout amount to confirm the price.
Does one ticket cover all four days?
The four public dates are shown as separate listings. Pick the date you want and read the selected product’s entitlement. The phrase “Major ticket” alone does not establish multi-day access. If your group wants to attend on two days, verify each booking and label it by date when sharing the confirmation.
What does General Admission mean for your group?
Check the ticket and event guidance for any seating and queue arrangements. If seating together or accessibility is essential, ask the official seller or venue what the product provides. A group should agree how to arrive together. If someone will meet you later, check whether the same entry route is available at that time and which public meeting point works.
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How to follow the PGL playoffs in person
What is a map, a series and a best-of-five?
A map is one game in a series. A best-of-five championship goes to the team that wins three maps, so the final may finish after three, four or five. A five-map final can occupy much more of the day than a sweep. Keep dinner and departure plans flexible. The published event time is a start time, and the length depends on how the series unfolds.
What to look at when the action moves fast
Pick one team and look at its positions before following an individual player. Notice where teammates wait, which routes they protect and how the plan changes when a player is eliminated. The broadcast graphics help you follow rounds and scores. The arena crowd often reacts to a turning point before a first-time spectator knows exactly what changed. Use the next replay or explanation to catch up.
Before the bracket is set
Follow the official tournament page for the current order and results. Someone attending for a favourite team should understand that qualifying and placement determine when the team plays. A playoff ticket can still make sense if you want the crowd and competition regardless of the bracket. If your plan depends on a particular team, weigh the uncertainty and the ticket terms before paying.
Watching some of the event from home
The earlier stages and the public arena sessions have separate schedules. Check PGL’s current competition listing for broadcast channels and start times. If you are sharing a link with friends abroad, include Singapore local time and check the date in their time zone. You can follow earlier results online before deciding which arena session interests you most.
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Age, bag and admission rules at the Indoor Stadium
Ticketmaster says ages four and above need a ticket. Children under four can attend without their own ticket if they do not occupy a seat, subject to the published terms. Anyone aged 12 or below must be accompanied by a guardian aged 18 or above. Read the current policy before booking if a child’s age or seating needs affect the outing.
Pack for stadium screening
The venue limits bags to 35cm × 20cm × 30cm and lists restrictions on outside food and drink, large signs, noise makers and several other items. It allows empty non-glass water bottles under its event policy. Read The Kallang’s rules in full before packing. Arrive early enough for the walk to the entrance, screening and ticket check.
Make a plan for breaks
The venue advertises food and drinks for sale inside. Check the policy if you have a specific dietary or access requirement. If you need to leave the building, ask staff about re-entry before exiting. A long best-of-five can make a planned break useful, especially for a family group or someone who prefers a quieter space between maps.
What to check before you set out
Confirm the date and keep your ticket easy to retrieve. Read the event advisory for your entry point. Pick a meeting spot separate from the bag-check line if friends are coming from different directions. If you have a mobility or access request, contact the venue ahead of time with the event date and the assistance you need.
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How to get to Singapore Indoor Stadium for PGL
Use Stadium MRT (CC6) on the Circle Line and follow signs for Singapore Indoor Stadium. National Stadium is a different venue within the same precinct. Check the hall name and entry details on the ticket. If a driver is collecting you, use the indoor venue’s current pickup instructions and agree on a location after checking any event-day changes.
Kallang MRT is a separate station
Kallang MRT (EW10) is on the East West Line. Use it only if you have checked the longer walking route and it suits the group. The header shows Kallang MRT in an archival photograph by S5A-0043. Original photograph · CC BY 4.0 licence
Plan the trip home before the last map
Check your last useful connection, including any onward transfer. Sunday’s earlier start gives more room for a long match, but an exact finish is not guaranteed. Set a backup route if the group has different destinations. Decide where to meet after the event before anyone joins a rail or pickup queue.
If you are arriving from another part of Singapore
Use the actual gate and travel date in your plan. An MRT ride that looks short on a map can still involve a platform transfer, a walk and several minutes in an event queue. Make those separate steps when estimating arrival. If someone is arriving after work, meet by a named public landmark or at your seats according to the ticketing arrangements.
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Choose a playoff day for your budget and timetable
Thursday or Friday after work
Start by checking how close you can arrive to 5pm. If someone will be late, confirm the policy for entry after the start. Compare prices for the two dates and use the earlier door time as an option if you can leave sooner. Eat before joining security if you want a particular meal. Keep the first map and the homeward route as the fixed parts of your plan.
A Saturday outing with friends
Agree on a shared start time and identify the actual venue. Use time before the session to meet rather than waiting for the whole group inside the arena. If friends are arriving independently, share a public meeting location and when to move on. A person joining later should have their own ticket access and the correct hall name.
Grand final Sunday
Check the 2pm start and buy the correct Sunday ticket. Build the day around a series that could run to five maps. Keep evening arrangements flexible, especially if you are travelling with a child or someone who needs an earlier return. The price difference is substantial, so decide whether seeing the final itself matters more than attending a lower-priced playoff session.
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A first CS2 Major: how to follow the day without memorising the bracket
Watch the scoreboard before watching every player
A spectator can follow the round count and current map first. When a round ends, notice which side won and whether the result changes the direction of the match. Then use a replay to see where the decisive play happened. In a close match, knowing the round score helps explain why the crowd reacts to a single move.
Follow the series between maps
When a map ends, check who leads the series and how many maps a team needs to win. A team can lose one map without being out. In the Sunday final, a two-map lead can still leave another map to win. If you are stepping out for a break, check when the next map is expected and how long it will take to return to the seating area.
Decide how much of the day to watch
Some visitors come for every map and enjoy watching the bracket develop. Others want to spend only part of the session in the arena. Check whether the official schedule provides an order of play and verify any late-entry rules. Avoid treating a projected match time as a fixed reservation. Esports schedules can move when an earlier series runs longer.
Attending as a family
Explain the competitive format before entering, and check whether the atmosphere suits the youngest spectator. Use an agreed place to regroup if someone wants a break between maps. If watching the whole evening would make travel difficult, set a departure time while everyone still has an easy route home. Compare that option with Sunday’s earlier start before choosing a day.
Arriving for a particular team
Use the official bracket to see whether the team is still competing and which side of the bracket it is on. Check whether your ticketed day matches the confirmed schedule. Team announcements can help you follow results, while the organiser’s published session information should guide admission and travel.
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Frequently asked questions
When is the PGL Singapore grand final?
Sunday 13 December 2026 is the final day. Ticketmaster lists a 2pm session start and The Kallang lists doors at 12.30pm.
Which dates are open to arena ticket holders?
10–13 December at Singapore Indoor Stadium. Use the dated ticket for the session you choose.
Is the event at National Stadium?
No. It is at Singapore Indoor Stadium in the same precinct.
What is the lowest standard ticket price?
S$144 before the published S$6 fee, for Thursday 10 December, subject to availability.
Does the ticket guarantee my team will play?
No. Check PGL’s bracket and session schedule as the tournament progresses.
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More December events in Singapore
See the Singapore November and December events guide for more year-end outings.