BTS fans can catch drone shows at Sentosa’s Palawan Beach, see fireworks over Universal Studios Singapore and visit a fan village at Resorts World Sentosa this December. All three are part of BTS The City Arirang Singapore, with their own admission arrangements separate from the concerts.
The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and BTS’s agency HYBE unveiled the full programme on 10 November. It runs from 1 to 31 December across 10 venue partners, making Singapore the programme’s first and only Southeast Asian stop in 2026. BTS’s four National Stadium concerts on 17, 19, 20 and 22 December are sold out.
Drone Shows, Fireworks and a Fan Village on Sentosa
The ticketed Rave & Drone Party takes place at Palawan Green and Palawan Beach from 18 to 20 December. DJs start at 7.30pm each night, with the drone show scheduled from 8.30pm to 8.40pm.
At Universal Studios Singapore, fireworks will go off over Lake Hollywood on selected nights from 4 December to 2 January 2027. A theme park admission ticket covers the regular displays. The 21 December show is scheduled for 11.45pm as part of a separately ticketed Night Out.
The Fan Village at Resorts World Convention Centre runs from 16 to 22 December, from 11am to 10pm daily. It has areas for games, food, beauty and play. Resorts World Sentosa sells standalone admission and offers complimentary entry to those visiting Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Oceanarium or Adventure Cove Waterpark on the same day.
What You Can See Without a Concert Ticket
The BTS-themed light and music show at Jewel Changi Airport’s Rain Vortex runs at 8pm and 9pm daily from 1 to 26 December. You can watch from Levels 1 to 4 of the Forest Valley.
At Gardens by the Bay, the Supertrees get their own light and music show at 9.35pm from 12 to 22 December. HYBE lists free viewing spots in the World of Plants, including the World of Palms. To watch from the Supertree Grove itself, you’ll need admission to Christmas Wonderland.
From 8 to 22 December, the Merlion, bridges along the Singapore River and landmarks around Marina Bay will light up nightly in the red of BTS’s Arirang album. The Asian Civilisations Museum and Peranakan Museum are joining the light-up too.
BTS Music Meets Art at the National Gallery
From 11 to 31 December, a ticketed trail at National Gallery Singapore pairs BTS songs with artworks from Pop After Pop: Art Around Us. The gallery will also host a BTS merchandise pop-up at its Supreme Court Terrace from 4 to 31 December.
