SINGAPORE: People who want to attend this year’s National Day Parade (NDP) or either of the two preview shows at the Padang can apply for tickets when applications open at noon on Wednesday (May 28). Singapore citizens and permanent residents can apply for two, four or six tickets for the parade on Aug 9, which marks Singapore’s 60th birthday. The preview shows are on Jul 26 and Aug 2. Tickets are not allocated on a first-come-first-served basis, and an electronic balloting system will determine successful applicants, the NDP 2025 executive committee said on Monday. Each applicant will be entitled to one ballot chance, and each ticket admits one spectator only. All children, including infants carried in arms, must hold a valid ticket for admission to the show. Ticket applications will open until noon on Jun 9.
HOW TO APPLY?
To apply for tickets, head to the NDP website or scan a QR code to access the application form. Applicants would then need to log in with their Singpass account, where key personal information such as their name, NRIC and contact number will be filled in automatically. If applying on behalf of someone, the Singpass user would need to fill in that person’s particulars. Those without Singpass accounts are advised to register for one, seek help from a family member or someone they trust, or visit ServiceSG Centres for assistance to set up an account. “This will be the only modality and form of NDP 2025 ticket application. Do not fill out any forms from unverified links and sources to prevent fraudulent attempts to obtain personal information,” organisers said.
Successful applicants will be notified via SMS and email from Jun 20 to 25 via the mobile number and email address provided during the application. SMS and email notifications will only be sent by gov.sg or info [at] mail.postman.gov.sg. Any SMS and emails from other sources should be treated as potential scams or phishing attempts. All types of tickets are strictly not for sale, and action will be taken against personnel who partake in ticket scalping and fraudulent activities. In celebration of Singapore’s 60th year of independence, the National Day Parade will include an aerial tribute by the Republic of Singapore Air Force, as well as an inaugural Jump of Unity featuring parachutists from the Red Lions and the Republic of Singapore Navy’s naval divers. The Mobile Column will make a return to the Padang for the first time since 2019, showcasing air, land and maritime assets from the Singapore Armed Forces, Home Team and Maritime Port Authority of Singapore. For the first time, an aerial flypast over the Padang and a maritime display at the bay will be integrated. The theme for this year’s celebration, “Majulah Singapura”, calls on Singaporeans to reflect on their collective achievements while inspiring them to face future challenges and uncertainties with optimism and resilience.
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