Fans who missed out on tickets to BIGBANG’s sold-out Singapore concert now have another official route into the National Stadium, provided they are willing to pay at least S$1,388.
Marina Bay Sands (MBS), an official sponsor of the Singapore show, has launched dining and hotel packages that each include two Category 1 concert tickets.
BIGBANG will perform at the National Stadium on 17 October 2026 as part of the group’s 20th-anniversary world tour.
S$1,388 Package Comes With Dinner and 2 Tickets
The Concert and Connoisseur Package starts at S$1,388 and includes two Category 1 tickets and a dining experience for two.
Customers can choose from four MBS restaurants: Maison Boulud, KOMA, CUT or Mott 32.
Category 1 tickets originally cost S$348 each, meaning the two tickets have a combined face value of S$696. That leaves a S$692 difference between the package price and the two tickets’ combined listed price.
However, the dining package is not immediately available to everyone.
Eligible Paiza members were given access from 3pm on 14 August. All Sands LifeStyle members can purchase it from 12pm on 17 August, according to the current MBS event page.
The official page does not state how many packages are available, so fans should not assume that everyone who signs up will secure one.
Hotel Package Starts at S$3,800
Those looking for a staycation with their concert can consider The BIGBANG Comeback Celebration package.
It starts at S$3,800 and includes two Category 1 tickets and a two-night stay in a Sands Premier Room for up to two guests. Prices vary depending on the selected stay dates.
Unlike the dining package, the hotel package is already available to the public. Reservations must be made by calling the MBS booking line.
Regular Tickets Sold Out in Under 2 Hours
Tickets released to the public on 13 August reportedly sold out in under two hours. Official prices ranged from S$158 to S$498, excluding booking fees.
The intense demand had already led some fans to pay separate help-to-buy fees for assistance securing tickets during the presales.
The new MBS packages therefore offer another legitimate purchasing channel, but they are considerably more expensive because the tickets cannot be bought separately from the dining or hotel components.
