A complete guide to the seating plan at the Singapore National Stadium

If you want to sit and chill with unobstructed sights of the performer, then the first category of seats to the left and right of the stage will be your best bet. We suggest getting a row higher than the first and second to elevate your views a little. If you’re slightly tight on budget, scoring seats from the second category will promise you pretty good views too.

Floor right:

Floor left:

Cheapest seats work here. However, since you may be particular about the audio quality, we recommend spending a little bit more and getting the tickets directly facing the stage for better acoustics, even if you are opting for backseats. Get a pair of binoculars for key moments.

Seats directly in front of the stage, but positioned at the back:

Spend a little more for a clearer view – seats directly in front of the stage, but positioned slightly more in front, right behind the standing pen:

This one’s for the budget-conscious fans. If you're low on funds, don’t mind compromising on the view and just need a seat to rest your legs, the cheapest seats will do the trick. Similarly, binoculars are your best friend. Go for the furthest seats from the stage as they are usually cheaper, but we still recommend getting the ones that are positioned on the left and right of the stages.

Cheap seats on the right of the stage with reasonable views:

Two words – standing pen. There’s a decent chance that you will get a good view, but that depends on your height and that of the person standing in front of you. Plus, if you’re a more hardcore fan, then priority standing is recommended as you might be able to hear the artist’s actual voice if you’re close enough. Do remember to look out for obstructions like delay towers and front of houses.

Standing Pen view:

You’ve probably waited years for this. Go VIP or go home.