
The Free-Flow Sticker Buffet is a 10-minute timed session where you pick from over 200 hand-drawn DCHTOONS designs and paste them straight onto your own laptop, bottle, phone case or bag, then leave with a free DCHTOONS keychain of your choice. It runs one day only, Sunday 27 September 2026, 12pm to 10pm, on the 2nd floor of Cheeselads at 117 Tyrwhitt Road, and a ticket is $39 (usual price $52). It is capped at the first 150 tickets, and sales close Saturday 26 September at 9pm.
You book a 15-minute entry slot at checkout. Each slot is strictly 10 people, so the room never turns into a scrum. Arrive 10 minutes before your slot, show the QR ticket that lands in your email after checkout, get a quick briefing, and then a countdown timer starts where everyone can see it.
Both the picking and the pasting happen inside those 10 minutes. That is the part people underestimate. Ten minutes sounds long until you are holding a sheet of 200 designs and trying to decide whether Dino-Sore or Time To Get Yolked goes on the water bottle. Go in with a plan: which item first, roughly how many stickers per item, and what you are not going to bother with.
Whatever is stuck to your items when the timer ends is yours. Unused stickers go back. Nothing leaves the room on backing paper, which is the whole reason the buffet can be free-flow in the first place.
Anything you want covered. Laptop, water bottle, phone case, journal, helmet, luggage, a tote. Bring as many items as you like, there is no cap on that. The one hard rule is the Stick it, don't flip it rule: stickers go onto things you keep and use, not into sticker books, not onto wax paper, release paper or anything a sticker can be peeled off later. The crew checks your items before your session and their call is final.
The stickers are waterproof, so a bottle that goes through the dishwasher is a fair target. If you are the type who buys sticker packs and then never commits to sticking them, this is the event that forces the issue.
On the way out you pick one DCHTOONS keychain. There are six designs at the table, including Meowjulah Singapurra, Slowly But Surely and Sky Poopy Birb, and you choose, not the crew.
$39 a ticket, usual price $52, maximum two per person. The whole event is capped at 150 tickets and it is sold through the Drop #004 page with PayNow, Apple Pay or card. Nothing is shipped: this is an event ticket, and the QR code on it is what gets you in the door.
The venue is the 2nd floor of Cheeselads at 117 Tyrwhitt Road, the same Jalan Besar block that hosted Drop #001. Nearest MRT is Jalan Besar on the Downtown Line, about a five-minute walk, with Lavender on the East West Line not much further. Entry slots run 12pm to 10pm and the last slot is 9.45pm.
If you miss your slot, come anyway and the crew will fit you into the next gap that day. Miss the whole day and the ticket is gone, no refunds or rollovers. That is the standard for every drop, and how Eventful Drops works explains why.
· Decide your item order before you walk in. The timer does not pause while you think.
· Bring a bottle or laptop that is clean and dry. Stickers do not hold on a greasy surface.
· Book an early slot if you are picky. 200 designs are restocked, but the popular ones thin out by evening.
· Two tickets max per person, so buy together with your friend rather than trying to bulk-book.
10 minutes, timed with a countdown everyone can see. Picking and pasting both happen inside those 10 minutes.
No. Stickers are pasted onto your own items on the spot. Unused ones are returned at the end of your session. You leave with whatever is stuck on, plus your keychain.
Sunday 27 September 2026 only, 12pm to 10pm, 2nd floor of Cheeselads at 117 Tyrwhitt Road, Singapore 207546. You pick a 15-minute entry slot at checkout.
$39 (usual price $52), two per person, 150 tickets in total. Sales close Saturday 26 September 2026 at 9pm.
Turn up anyway and the crew will slot you into the next free gap that day. Tickets are only valid on 27 September and unused tickets are forfeited.
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