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Ultimate guide to having the best time at this year's wettest summer festival

In less than two weeks, Waterbomb, South Korea’s top summer music festival, is making its splash in Singapore. From August 30 to 31, things are about to get soaking wet at Siloso Beach, Sentosa. Rave to an exciting music lineup featuring some of South Korea’s biggest stars, get down and damp at the water games, and feast on delicious local and Korean food at exciting pop-up zones.
If it's your first time attending this rain-or-shine water fest in Singapore, it's natural to have some burning questions like what to wear, what to bring, how to participate in the water games, and more. Plus, you definitely don’t want to be that person who shows up to a splash fest looking like they mistook it for a picnic. So with that being said, we’re here to help – keep scrolling to make sure you’re all prepared!
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Waterbomb is one of South Korea’s top summer music festivals. Its lineup usually features renowned K-pop and K-hiphop icons, alongside electronic music acts by South Korean DJs. And as its name suggests, there will be a ton of water activities too such as ‘water fighting’ – a game that utilises water guns. Waterbomb is set to run for 7 to 8 hours each day.
Waterbomb Singapore 2025 will take place in Singapore on August 30 and 31.
Just like last year, Waterbomb Singapore 2025 will take place at Siloso Beach, Sentosa.
Yes, tickets are still available for purchase here.
Yes. You’ll have to be 18 and above to enter Waterbomb Singapore 2025. Attendees may be required to show their photo ID at the entrance.
Ticket booths open at 10am on Saturday and Sunday, while gates open at 3pm. The full performance timetable is also up on Waterbomb Singapore's official Instagram – here's a look at Day 1's schedule:
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To get to Waterbomb Singapore at Siloso Beach, travel to HarbourFront MRT (NE1/CC29) station on the North-East Line (NEL) via the MRT. Then, head to the third level of VivoCity and hop on the Sentosa Express ($4) and alight at Beach station. After which, transfer to Sentosa’s free beach shuttle for direct access to the festival grounds, or board Bus A and alight at Siloso Point station and walk about five to ten minutes to the festival grounds.
If you’re taking the bus instead, bus 123 will take you directly to Beach station. Similarly, once you’ve alighted, look out for the beach shuttle board Bus A and alight at Siloso Point station before walking over to the festival grounds.
For those driving, limited parking lots are available at the Beach Station Car Park. Alternate parking options include: Seah Im Carpark (2 Seah Im Rd, Singapore 099114), Resorts World Sentosa (8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269), and VivoCity (1 HarbourFront Walk, Singapore 098585).
Waterbomb Singapore’s lineup boasts several big K-pop and K-hiphop stars. Day 1 will see icons like Taemin, Choi Minho and EXID. Day 2 will feature big names like 2NE1, Lee Youngji, Ash Island, and Jay B.
Apart from music, attendees can look forward to a ‘water fighting’ game using Waterbomb’s official water guns, swimming pool parties, and a pop-up zone with photo spots and lots of food.
Yes. Waterbomb Singapore has its own official merchandise. There will be official Waterbomb water guns, beach towels, and more. Purchase in advance online here (DBS/POSB cardholders are entitled to a 10 percent discount while DBS Live Fresh cardholders are entitled to 15 percent off).
Based on last year's Waterbomb event, you’ll need to exchange your QR tickets for wristbands that will indicate your team (blue or pink) for the festival. YThis can be done on-site during the event day.
Once you’re done with that, purchase your very own official Waterbomb water gun and you’re all set.
No, only Waterbomb’s official water guns are allowed. However, if you have water guns from other Waterbomb festivals, you’ll be able to bring those too.
There are no strict rules as to what you can or cannot wear to Waterbomb Singapore. But we highly recommend decking out in swimwear or wetsuits, or something that you’re comfortable getting drenched in. The floor may be slippery due to the nature of the festival, so avoid wearing heels or flip flops as this may lead to accidents. We suggest wearing waterproof sneakers or sandals instead. Do note that there will not be any changing rooms within the festival grounds, so do get changed before entering the venue.
You can also bring ‘protective gear’ such as goggles or ponchos which may come in handy during the ‘water fighting’ games. Extra towels and a change of clothes will be useful too. Potentially, electronic devices might get wet too. If you want to protect your phones, we strongly suggest keeping them in waterproof cases or pouches.
You will not be able to bring tents and umbrellas into the venue due to safety and sightline concerns. Any forms of liquid, camping equipment, large bags, glass wares, sound equipments, professional/aerial photography gears are also not allowed.
Re-entry is not allowed.
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