Expo MRT Station (CG1/DT35) is Singapore’s event-going interchange between the Changi Airport branch of the East–West Line and the Downtown Line. It serves Singapore EXPO at 1 Expo Drive, an exhibition-and-concert precinct with different halls for different events, as well as Changi City Point, a shopping-and-dining mall at 5 Changi Business Park Central 1. A visit should begin with the exact hall or mall address. The venue is not an attraction with the same exhibition running every day.
On Sunday, 1 November 2026, several operator-listed public events are scheduled at Singapore EXPO: The Makers Ground at Foyer 2 Levels 1 and 2 from 10am–6pm, The Big Fashion Hunt in Hall 5A from 10am–9pm, Mega Beauty Festival in Hall 5B from 10am–9pm, and CAPS@EXPO in Hall 6A from 10am–9pm. These are listed as free-admission public events, although purchases, activities or registration may have separate terms. For another food-focused day, Asia Pacific Food Expo is scheduled for 6–9 November in Hall 4, 11am–9pm, free entry.
The practical rail distinction is that Expo CG1 is not Changi Airport CG2. From the main East–West Line, transfer at Tanah Merah EW4 to the airport branch; from the Downtown Line, take the blue line to Expo DT35. The airport itself is one more station beyond Expo on the branch. This guide covers arriving for an event, finding the appropriate foyer, eating or shopping at Changi City Point and avoiding wrong-hall and ticketing mistakes. Reviewed 1 November 2026; event programmes and access can change.
- Station: Expo CG1/DT35, East–West airport branch and Downtown Line interchange
- Singapore EXPO: 1 Expo Drive, Singapore 486150; general venue window 8am–10pm, event-specific opening differs
- Foyer 1: meeting rooms and Halls 1–3; Foyer 2: Halls 4–6 and near the MRT; Foyer 3: Halls 7–10
- Today, 1 November 2026: The Makers Ground, Big Fashion Hunt, Mega Beauty Festival and CAPS@EXPO listed as public free-admission events
- 6–9 November: Asia Pacific Food Expo, Hall 4, 11am–9pm, public free admission
- Shopping: Changi City Point, 5 Changi Business Park Central 1, generally 10am–10pm
- Performances: Arena @ EXPO around Hall 8 and Apex @ EXPO at Hall 1, requiring actual event tickets
- Transport: Downtown Line direct to Expo or East–West Line branch transfer at Tanah Merah; Changi Airport station is CG2
Expo MRT is designed around events, not one permanent tourist show
Some Singapore MRT stations are associated with gardens or shopping streets that are useful almost every day. Expo is different: its largest destination changes with the event calendar. A convention hall might host a consumer fair this weekend, a concert next weekend and a professional trade exhibition later.
That variety is an advantage, but only when visitors check the actual programme. A person arriving without a named event may find a building open for operations but no public exhibition suitable for an ordinary visitor. The convention centre’s general hours do not guarantee a free indoor show.
Changi City Point offers a more consistent commercial alternative, with shopping and dining available according to individual retail hours. The two destinations can work together, but they are not the same building.
The right decision at the station is therefore: event ticket or event listing first, correct hall second, food and optional shopping third. This prevents wasted walking in a large precinct.
Understanding CG1 and DT35: the rail route matters
Expo is CG1 on the airport branch of the East–West Line and DT35 on the Downtown Line. These codes are not decorative; they distinguish two different approaches to the same interchange.
Visitors travelling from the main East–West Line generally change trains at Tanah Merah EW4 for the Changi Airport branch. The airport branch runs via Expo to Changi Airport CG2. Visitors already on the Downtown Line can travel to Expo directly without making that airport-branch change.
Do not assume the train on the main East–West Line continues through every airport branch station. Read the platform display at Tanah Merah and choose the service going towards Expo and Changi Airport.
Likewise, Expo is not the airport terminal station. A passenger who needs Changi Airport Terminals 2 or 3 should continue to CG2, or use another correct route, rather than leaving the train at Expo simply because an event venue and an airport are in the same broad eastern district.
Leave enough time for the change between lines and the final walk to the event hall. Event crowds can make a normally straightforward interchange slower.
What is Singapore EXPO and where is the correct entrance?
Singapore EXPO is at 1 Expo Drive, Singapore 486150. The official operator describes more than ten exhibition halls together with meeting rooms and performance venues used for conferences, trade events, consumer fairs and concerts.
Its general operating window is 8am–10pm daily, but the official website warns that actual opening varies with scheduled events. Some halls may be closed or under setup while others are receiving ticketed visitors.
The facility has large corridors, foyers and multiple hall entrances. For an unfamiliar visitor, the hall number is often more useful than the general building address. A ticket saying Hall 5A is not a ticket for Hall 1 or a meeting room at Foyer 1.
Use the operator’s live site map rather than a generic aerial photo. The route to an event at Hall 6 can be different from the route to a conference in Hall 2 or a concert in Hall 8.
An official event listing is the correct source of date, time, admission and venue. A weekend market poster from an earlier year does not mean that market operates every weekend.
The three foyers and why you should know which one is yours
Singapore EXPO organises its facilities around multiple foyers. Foyer 1 is associated with meeting rooms and Halls 1–3. Foyer 2 is closest to the Halls 4–6 cluster. Foyer 3 serves the farther Halls 7–10 and related performance areas.
These are practical wayfinding groups. A visitor going to a small seminar room should check the room level and the appropriate foyer, rather than walking to the largest exhibition hall and hoping the event is nearby.
The nearest MRT approach is generally convenient to the Foyer 2 side. If your event is nearer Foyer 1 or Foyer 3, allow additional pedestrian time inside or across the venue.
Do not assume all halls connect through unrestricted public corridors while an event is taking place. Some events require tickets or security checks, and service corridors are not public shortcuts.
Meeting a friend is easier when you agree on the exact foyer and hall door. ‘Meet at Expo’ is far too broad during a concert or consumer fair.
How the different bus stops serve Singapore EXPO
The operator’s current directions identify bus stop 96029 near Halls 1–3 and Foyer 1, with services including 12, 24 and 38. Bus stop 96039 serves Halls 4–6 and Foyer 2 with the same listed group of services.
The venue also lists stops for the more distant Halls 7–10 side, including the area around Somapah Road and Changi South Avenue 2. A person arriving by bus should match the stop to the hall number just as an MRT passenger should.
A stop number is more reliable than saying ‘near Expo’, because there are several bus and taxi approaches spread across the site. Confirm the actual service direction before boarding.
For a visitor carrying bulky trade-show equipment or accompanying an older person, the nearest correct drop-off may matter more than the shortest possible route on foot.
Foyer 2 and the station-side events: why November 1 matters
As of 1 November 2026, Singapore EXPO’s current calendar lists several overlapping public events within the Halls 5 and 6 cluster and the nearby foyer. This creates a good opportunity for a family or visitor to choose a specific consumer event.
It also means the precinct may be busy with overlapping ticket checks, shopping bags, exhibition displays and people heading to different halls. Do not follow the largest queue without verifying which event it serves.
Choose your event by interest and read its listing closely. A consumer sale, makers’ market and collectible-card event have different audiences and shopping expectations even when all are held in neighbouring halls.
Public admission being free does not guarantee every product sample, workshop or vendor purchase is free. A correct budget separates entering the hall from spending inside it.
Today’s public event: The Makers Ground at EXPO
The Makers Ground @ EXPO is listed for 31 October–1 November 2026, 10am–6pm, at Foyer 2 Levels 1 and 2. The operator describes nearly fifty homegrown makers across crafts, pottery, plants, food and other small-business categories.
The event is labelled open to the public with free admission. It is especially suitable for people interested in independent crafts and the people who make everyday objects. Families can browse or purchase according to interest.
Do not mistake a free market entry for free workshop places or free merchandise. Some hands-on activities, products or prize promotions may have separate conditions.
A useful learning question for children is how a small craft business turns an idea into a product. Ask which materials are used, how the item is assembled and what makes it different from a mass-produced object.
If the event ends at 6pm, arriving at 5.45pm may not leave enough time for a meaningful visit. The calendar’s end time is not a recommendation to arrive at the last minute.
Today’s public event: The Big Fashion Hunt
The Big Fashion Hunt is listed for 31 October–1 November 2026, from 10am–9pm, at Hall 5A. The operator describes a sale of clothing and accessories, including items being returned to circulation rather than discarded.
The admission type is listed as open to the public, free. Retail purchases are paid, and any offers or buy-more-get-more promotions have specific conditions.
A visitor should check size, garment condition and final price rather than relying only on a promotional percentage or a headline about large quantities. An item is a bargain only when it is suitable and the actual purchase makes sense.
For a school-age learner interested in sustainability, the idea of reusing returned goods raises useful questions about waste, logistics and the lifecycle of clothing. There is no need to purchase something merely to participate in that discussion.
On an event day with several halls active, double-check the Hall 5A entrance. A similarly named fashion stand in another hall is not the same organised event.
Today’s public event: Mega Beauty Festival
Mega Beauty Festival is scheduled for two periods: 30 October–1 November 2026 and 6–9 November 2026, normally 10am–9pm, at Hall 5B.
The operator lists public free admission and describes product booths spanning skincare, beauty and fragrances. Purchases, samples and promotional redemptions have their own rules, and a brand’s presence at the event does not guarantee the availability of a particular item.
Visitors should compare ingredient labels and suitability rather than accepting strong claims from a seller at face value. Some products may require special care or may not suit sensitive users.
Do not assume that a discounted product is automatically medically safe or appropriate for every skin type. Cosmetic marketing and personal health advice are different things.
For an ordinary shopper, one focused visit to selected booths is enough. A packed hall may be tiring for families with young children, so allow a rest and keep the route flexible.
Today’s public event: CAPS@EXPO
CAPS@EXPO, a trading-card and collectibles event, is listed for 31 October–1 November 2026, from 10am–9pm, at Hall 6A.
The event listing identifies free public admission and describes collectors, card traders, artists and hobby-related activity. However, tournaments, products and organised sessions may have separate eligibility or registration requirements.
Families with children can enjoy seeing how collecting communities share knowledge, compare designs and organise play. Before buying collectible products, agree on a budget and ensure purchases are appropriate.
Do not assume every competition or tournament can be joined spontaneously. A public exhibition and a registered competitive event are different parts of the same overall gathering.
During busy trading periods, keep bags close and leave room for others to move between booths.
Future dates: Asia Pacific Food Expo from 6 to 9 November
Asia Pacific Food Expo 2026 is scheduled for 6–9 November 2026 at Hall 4, 11am–9pm daily, with free public entry.
The organiser and venue describe food products and exhibitors from Singapore and other parts of Asia, including themed areas such as a Hokkaido pavilion. A visitor can browse different food products and discover small producers without buying a ticket simply to enter.
However, tasting opportunities, retail purchases and other promotional activities are not guaranteed free. Read individual stall conditions, and be mindful of allergies and dietary requirements.
This is a time-limited event, not a permanent food centre operating every day. A visitor arriving at Expo in mid-December should not expect it to still be running.
Check the official event page before travel because organisers can change details or capacity arrangements.
Concert events: Arena @ EXPO and Apex @ EXPO are not the same hall
Singapore EXPO now supports major concerts and performances under venue names including Arena @ EXPO and Apex @ EXPO. The operator identifies Arena @ EXPO with the Hall 7/8 area and Apex @ EXPO with Hall 1.
The distinction is essential. A ticket naming Apex @ EXPO does not lead you to the same entry gate as a ticket naming Arena @ EXPO. Both are within the wider complex, but the pedestrian approach and event security may differ.
The venue calendar currently lists JOJI: SOLARIS on 21–22 November 2026 at Arena @ EXPO and a LE SSERAFIM performance on 28 November at Apex @ EXPO. These are scheduled events requiring actual ticket and organiser confirmation, not free public attractions.
Event organisers decide seating plans, ticket collections, bag rules, photography restrictions and entry windows. Read your individual ticket instead of relying on general Singapore EXPO building hours.
Concert-goers should also check the final MRT connection home. A show ending late does not automatically mean extended train service is provided.
The difference between a free consumer fair and a ticketed concert
A consumer fair marked ‘Open to Public (Free)’ allows visitors to enter under the event’s public arrangement, but buying products inside remains optional and paid. A concert or specialised performance usually requires a valid ticket.
Professional conferences can be different again. Some are trade-only or require registration even when parts of the venue are physically open. Visitors should not assume a business-to-business conference permits casual entry.
This distinction matters because Singapore EXPO is often described as having events every day. The quantity of events says little about which ones are suitable for any particular visitor.
Choose an event because its topic interests you, then verify eligibility, booking and cost directly.
Stop 2: Changi City Point, a consistent shopping alternative
Changi City Point is at 5 Changi Business Park Central 1, Singapore 486038, and its operator identifies Expo MRT as the nearest station. Its usual opening hours are 10am–10pm daily.
This is the most practical commercial alternative when Singapore EXPO has no suitable public show. The mall offers retail, food and services that can make a complete short outing without an event ticket.
Some stores are associated with outlet retail or seasonal promotional activity, but a visitor should compare actual item prices and conditions. A claimed discount does not guarantee an item is cheaper than elsewhere or still in stock.
The mall has public-facing spaces that may host fitness or community activities, but individual programmes are scheduled and not necessarily operating at the moment you arrive.
Choose a restaurant or shop from the current directory rather than expecting every tenant to follow the general 10am–10pm hours.
Changi City Point versus Singapore EXPO: different destinations
The mall and convention centre serve different roles. Changi City Point is designed around retail, dining and everyday shopping in Changi Business Park. Singapore EXPO is an event campus with halls and meeting rooms that change use according to bookings.
A family may prefer the mall on a day without a suitable public event. A concert visitor may stop there for food before heading to the correct venue entrance. Both experiences can fit the same afternoon when the timing allows.
However, they are not one building with one access code. If a friend says to meet at Expo, clarify whether they mean the MRT station, the convention hall or Changi City Point.
Do not describe every walk between the locations as entirely sheltered or step-free without checking the actual route. The most appropriate entrance depends on the visitor’s mobility needs and weather.
A 2026 Changi City Point luggage-locker offer: check the terms
The shopping centre’s official website currently promotes a new luggage-locker service with a limited-time free trial, requiring visitors to register or enquire at the Level 2 information counter, usually 10am–10pm.
This is a useful detail for visitors carrying shopping or business materials, but it must not be presented as an unlimited permanent free luggage-storage facility. The promotion can expire, availability may be limited, and luggage size or security rules may apply.
Do not leave bags unattended if the service is unavailable. An exhibition hall, mall or railway station is not an appropriate place to abandon belongings while sightseeing.
Travellers who need reliable baggage storage should confirm availability and costs directly, especially if the service affects an onward flight or event booking.
The 2026 shuttle update at Changi City Point
The mall’s operator also flags a free shuttle bus service update effective 27 June 2026. A current service may be useful to people who work in Changi Business Park or are travelling from another part of the precinct.
Do not copy an earlier timetable and present it as current. The official updated shuttle guide should be consulted for the route, boarding stop, operating days and the timing that applies to a particular journey.
For somebody already arriving by Expo MRT, walking to the mall may be simpler. A shuttle is only useful if it connects the actual start and destination of the trip.
An advertised free shuttle is not an unlimited on-demand private car, and it may have capacity or schedule restrictions.
The public Arena activity at Changi City Point
Changi City Point’s latest programme advertises free November K-KARDIO sessions on Wednesdays at a Level 3 Arena space. This is an example of a seasonal activity rather than a year-round guarantee.
Check the actual event date, registration and eligibility before attending. A free scheduled fitness session may still have capacity rules and a requirement to arrive before the activity begins.
For families or individuals who want recreation rather than shopping, a confirmed community activity can be a pleasant reason to visit. Do not assume a space is open for unrestricted exercise when an organised class is not running.
Changi Business Park: work, not unrestricted sightseeing
The business district around Expo contains offices, hotels and commercial services. It supports thousands of daily journeys, but much of it is not a visitor attraction in the same way as a public park or museum.
Someone attending a company meeting should use the full business address and follow the building’s own visitor registration process. An office foyer, security turnstile or private meeting room is not a public tourist space.
The area can still be interesting for students studying urban planning. Why are transport, exhibitions, business parks and shopping concentrated near Changi Airport? The answer involves access, employment and economic activity.
Public street and plaza observation is enough for that discussion. Do not invent a tour inside an office building or a company laboratory simply because its name appears in a local guide.
The airport is one more train stop, not this station
Expo CG1 is one stop before Changi Airport CG2 on the airport branch. A passenger flying from Changi should continue to the actual airport station and then follow public connections to the correct terminal.
Do not assume Expo MRT has a direct indoor walkway into the airline departure hall. The convention centre and the airport terminals are separate sites, linked by rail and road transport.
Visitors planning to see Jewel Changi Airport should follow the detailed Changi Airport MRT guide. Jewel is not simply an exhibition inside Singapore EXPO.
This distinction is especially important when carrying luggage or arranging a time-sensitive flight. A tourist event and a departing airline journey require very different margins.
What to do if you are arriving for a conference
Read the confirmation email before leaving home. Identify the organiser, hall or room name, floor, registration window and any required identification. Save the correct Singapore EXPO map rather than relying on the shortest route to the general venue pin.
If the event is in meeting rooms near Foyer 1, choose that part of the complex rather than walking first to the Hall 6 public market area. If the conference registration is at Foyer 2, make your way there using current signs.
Allow time for security and badge collection. A ticket marked 9am start may refer to the beginning of the programme, not the earliest time at which registration becomes available.
Do not arrive expecting the event hall to provide free public seating or refreshments unless the organiser states that they are included.
What to do if you are attending a concert
Check the named venue—Arena @ EXPO, Apex @ EXPO or another hall—because each may have different gate numbering and queue lines. Save a screenshot of the official event ticket and review allowed bag sizes and recording restrictions.
Choose a suitable train and arrival time. A direct Downtown Line connection may be convenient for some visitors, while others prefer the airport branch through Tanah Merah.
After the performance, crowds may exit several halls at once. Keep children or group members together, and avoid stopping on staircases or escalators to look for friends.
Do not promise that every event has a special extended train timetable. Check the applicable last-train and transport notices for the specific night.
A one-hour Expo MRT outing on an ordinary day
When no suitable public expo is scheduled, make Changi City Point the main destination. Choose a meal or one practical retail purpose, then return to the station.
This is a complete outing. There is no need to tour closed exhibition halls or search for a concert in an empty venue.
If an accessible event is operating close to the station, you might choose a short browse instead, but verify the actual closing time and admission first.
A two-hour visitor plan when a public fair is running
Choose one event in the official calendar and make it the main activity. On 1 November 2026, The Makers Ground or another free public show is an option subject to its published hours.
Spend time at the booths that genuinely interest you, then have a meal. Do not attempt to visit all four simultaneous events simply because each is listed as free.
Allow for the walk between halls, crowding and a possible wait at popular vendor booths. Two hours goes quickly in a large exhibition setting.
A half-day family plan for 1 November 2026
Start with a public event suited to the family. The Makers Ground offers a focused creative-market atmosphere and closes at 6pm, while other Hall 5 and Hall 6 shows have different closing times.
After a selected exhibition, choose a meal at Changi City Point or a confirmed-open Expo food venue. Leave time for children to rest; several hours of shopping booths can be surprisingly tiring.
Do not buy products merely to justify the trip. Public browsing, talking to makers and observing the variety of products can be worthwhile on their own.
Finish by returning to Expo MRT, with enough time for the appropriate Tanah Merah or Downtown Line connection.
Another half-day: Asia Pacific Food Expo on 6–9 November
For a food-focused visit, check the official Hall 4 listing and attend during the scheduled 11am–9pm hours. The 6–9 November show is free to enter under its current official listing.
Choose stalls and products according to your interests and dietary needs. A wide range of exhibitors does not guarantee samples from every booth or an unlimited tasting experience.
Allow a comfortable meal break and time to compare products. If visiting with children, watch crowds and agree on a meeting point.
Do not present the fair as a permanent food market. Once the event finishes, the hall may host an entirely different programme.
What does ‘free admission’ actually include?
Free entry to an exhibition means there is no basic public admission ticket under the organiser’s published conditions. It does not mean every product, game, seminar, workshop or merchandise item inside the hall is free.
Special sessions may be ticketed or require advance registration, and some events may have restrictions on who can attend. The official Singapore EXPO events page distinguishes free public fairs, trade events and ticketed performances.
A practical budget begins with transport and food, then allows optional purchases. Do not set a fixed spending amount for every visitor because one person may browse without buying while another shops extensively.
Accessibility, large halls and accessible return routes
Singapore EXPO states that its campus provides accessible entrances, lifts, escalators and toilets for people with mobility needs. However, a large complex still requires a route to the correct hall, often through long connecting corridors.
Visitors using wheelchairs or strollers should identify the correct foyer and relevant lift. A corridor that is accessible in ordinary use may have event-specific crowd barriers, so staff directions matter.
For a concert, contact the ticketing organiser about wheelchair seating or assistance. A general ticket may not automatically allocate an accessible place.
Changi City Point provides its own mall access facilities; do not assume the venue and mall share the same entrances or loan services.
A family with a young child can improve the experience by choosing one hall rather than crossing the whole complex repeatedly.
Why a giant exhibition venue can feel tiring
At Singapore EXPO, the distance between nearby-looking halls may include long indoor corridors, foyers and outdoor approaches. A person who walks several kilometres across consumer fairs may feel more tired than expected even though the area is mostly sheltered.
Plan breaks and hydration. If you are attending with older visitors or small children, agree that the slowest comfortable pace sets the schedule.
Decide the main event ahead of time. Do not allow a queue at a secondary booth to consume the time needed for the booked programme or concert.
A useful itinerary should make it easy to stop, rest and leave without feeling that something has failed.
Rain, lightning and the difference between indoor and outdoor access
Many event halls are indoors, but the route from the MRT to the entrance and between some facilities may contain exposed sections. During lightning or strong rain, follow the safer sheltered route and event staff instructions.
Singapore EXPO’s broad 8am–10pm operational schedule does not mean every hall will admit visitors during a storm or outside its booked event hours. An event organiser may delay or change access for reasons beyond the venue’s general control.
Changi City Point offers an indoor alternative when open, but the walking route must still be chosen appropriately for the weather.
During haze or extreme heat, reduce unnecessary outdoor walking and consult public advisories. The objective is a comfortable visit, not covering every landmark on a map.
The most common mistakes at Expo MRT
Confusing Expo CG1 with Changi Airport CG2. The airport terminal station is the next stop on the branch.
Assuming an East–West Line train from the city reaches Expo without a branch transfer. Use Tanah Merah or the Downtown Line.
Entering the wrong hall. Foyer 1, Foyer 2 and Foyer 3 serve different groups of halls.
Assuming the complex has a permanent exhibition open whenever the building operates. Check the actual event calendar.
Assuming a free-admission fair means all merchandise and activities are free. Vendor charges and special registration differ.
Confusing Arena @ EXPO with Apex @ EXPO. They are different performance venues with different gate arrangements.
Relying on an old shuttle or luggage-storage offer at Changi City Point. The mall posts updated 2026 shuttle details and a limited-time locker promotion.
Frequently asked questions about Expo MRT
Which MRT lines serve Expo? Changi Airport East–West branch CG1 and Downtown Line DT35.
How do I reach Expo from the East–West Line? Transfer at Tanah Merah for the airport branch unless you are already on the appropriate branch service.
Is Expo MRT the airport station? No. Changi Airport CG2 is one more station along the branch.
Where is Singapore EXPO? 1 Expo Drive, Singapore 486150, beside Expo MRT.
Where are the main hall groups? Halls 1–3 near Foyer 1, Halls 4–6 near Foyer 2, Halls 7–10 near Foyer 3.
Is Singapore EXPO free to visit? Some public exhibitions are free; trade events, concerts and other shows may require tickets or registration.
What free events are listed for 1 November 2026? The Makers Ground, The Big Fashion Hunt, Mega Beauty Festival and CAPS@EXPO, during their own published hours.
When is Asia Pacific Food Expo? 6–9 November 2026 in Hall 4, 11am–9pm, listed as free public admission.
Is there a shopping mall near Expo MRT? Yes, Changi City Point at 5 Changi Business Park Central 1.
What are Changi City Point’s general hours? 10am–10pm, with individual businesses following different schedules.
Does the mall have luggage lockers? Its current site advertises a service with a limited-time free trial; confirm availability and terms.
Where do I go for a concert? Follow the named event venue and ticket, not just the general Singapore EXPO address.
Why this Expo MRT guide is useful
The most important fact about Expo is that what visitors can do changes with the calendar. A generic list of attractions cannot replace event dates, hall numbers and admission categories.
This guide starts with the correct CG1/DT35 transfer, then separates the official exhibition venue, Changi City Point and the Changi Airport station. That gives readers a realistic route and helps them avoid a wasted visit to an empty or restricted hall.
Official sources and companion reading
- Singapore EXPO: 1 Expo Drive, station, bus stops and foyer access
- Singapore EXPO: live event calendar, venues and admission categories
- The Makers Ground: 31 October–1 November 2026 at Foyer 2
- The Big Fashion Hunt: Hall 5A, 1 November 2026
- Mega Beauty Festival: Hall 5B November dates
- CAPS@EXPO: Hall 6A, 31 October–1 November 2026
- Asia Pacific Food Expo: 6–9 November 2026, Hall 4
- Singapore EXPO: Arena and Apex concert venues and dining
- Changi City Point: Expo MRT directions, 2026 locker and shuttle updates
- LTA: airport branch and Downtown Line rail connections
- eduKateSG: Changi Airport CG2 for terminals, Jewel and transit rules
Independent guide reviewed 1 November 2026. Exhibition programmes, hall allocation, ticket terms, shuttle operation and opening hours can change. Always check the actual event organiser before departure.