EOY Festival 2026: Is the Two-Day Pass Worth It?

• Advance one day: S$19.90 + S$1 booking fee = S$20.90.
• Advance two days: S$34.80 + S$3 fee = S$37.80, assuming issued as one ticket.
• Two-day Fast Pass: S$88 + S$6 fee = S$94.

Advance sales run through 24 December, 11.59pm. Door one-day price is S$21.90; check the payment route for its final fee. Children aged 0–6 enter free with a paying adult. Totals above use the published fee bands, not a completed checkout.

The festival mixes music and dance performances with a Creators’ Alley selling comics, prints, crafts and fanworks. The announced guest list includes MOKA, Wani, Kaimook and Ola Aphrodite. Check the organiser’s programme for their day-by-day appearances.

On the calculated advance totals, day two costs S$16.90 more than a one-day ticket. Worth it if you want separate stage sessions and unhurried browsing. Less useful if you only want a quick merch run: put that difference towards something you actually want from an artist.

The upgrade gives guest-artiste meet-and-greet queue priority. It is not needed just to browse the marketplace. Ticket sales are generally non-refundable and non-exchangeable, so settle the date before paying through BookMyShow.

Go to Suntec Convention Centre, Hall 405. The organiser’s website title still says Raffles City, but its current venue link and ticket page say Suntec.

Re-entry uses a visible ink stamp; two-day visitors need a new stamp on day two. If one person holds everyone’s tickets, arrive together or send each person their individual QR code beforehand. Bring a protective sleeve if buying prints. Bag checks apply, so keep the opening easy to reach.

Cosplay is welcome, but read the attendee rules before bringing props. Do not assume a replica weapon is allowed just because it is part of a costume.