The ticket sales for public will start from 31 March 2010.

About 400,000 tickets will be available for sale.

Tickets will be available for sales online from the Singapore 2010 website at www.singapore2010.sg/tickets. You can also buy your tickets from the Singapore 2010 Ticketing Call Centre Hotline at +65 6348 2010 or any of 28 Authorised Ticket Counters in Singapore.

You can book your tickets from the Singapore 2010 website at www.singapore2010.sg or call the Singapore 2010 Ticketing Call Centre Hotline at +65 6348 2010. If you live in Malaysia or Indonesia, you will be able to buy your tickets from a number of local Authorised Ticket Counters. Please refer to the Singapore 2010 website for more information on their locations.

Tickets to the opening and closing ceremonies as well as various sports competition sessions will be available for sale. Details of the sports competitions are available on the Sports page of the Singapore 2010 website.

The list of sports competition events, venues, schedules and all related information is available on the Singapore 2010 website. Please refer to the website for details before making your purchase.

Yes, you will need to buy tickets for all competition day/sessions, Preliminary, Quarter Finals, Semi Finals or Finals, to enter the venues.

We will only know the athletes and teams that are competing in the Singapore 2010 Games events closer to Games time. This is because the international teams or individuals must first qualify for the Youth Olympic Games. Competition draws that require tournament-style play will also be conducted nearer to the Games, following the qualifying tournaments. If you wish to find out who the athletes/teams are competing in the Games before you buy your tickets, you may want to wait for the details to be made available. However, we would like to encourage you to buy your tickets early to avoid disappointment as tickets are likely to be sold out quickly especially for the popular sport competitions.

The ticket will allow you to enter a specific venue to view the specific competition session. The ticket also comes with a Singapore 2010 DBS Visa Prepaid Companion card that provides complimentary public transport (i.e. four MRT rides and unlimited bus rides) for you to travel to and from the venue on the specific event day. Transport information will be available in a later date.

There will be Ticket Box Offices at the various venues to provide ticket sales services, subject to availability of the tickets. We recommend you book your tickets early so you can enjoy the complimentary public transport to and from the venue and avoid disappointment in event of sold-out sessions.

As demand for the Ceremonies is expected to exceed the number of tickets available, the Singapore Youth Olympic Games Organising Committee (SYOGOC) will use a ballot-to-purchase system to ensure that members of the public have a fair chance to buy the tickets.

SYOGOC will work with the official Ticketing Service Provider for the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games to ensure the regulation of a fair allocation system and an audit of the balloting process will be carried out as well.

You can register for the ballot via the Singapore 2010 official website (www.singapore2010.sg/tickets) or Singapore 2010 Ticketing Hotline (+65 6348 2010) from 23 April, 09:00 hrs to 9 May, 23:59 hrs. You will need to provide personal details and ticket order details such as number of tickets and ticket price category which you wish to purchase.

To ensure the fairest possible distribution of tickets to all, each person can register for a maximum of 4 tickets per ceremony.

To ensure the fairest possible distribution of tickets to all, the system will only accept one ballot application per NRIC/FIN/Passport number/Email. Any duplicate entries found will be discarded and disqualified.

For privacy and confidentiality of ballot results, we will need all applicants to submit a unique email address. Information such as ballot reference numbers and PIN for access of ticket allocation will be sent to you via email. Please ensure that the email address submitted is valid and accurate to avoid problems with receiving ballot results notifications.

Please note that all prospective buyers are entitled one ballot entry for each Ceremony. We do not accept any changes to the application details upon submission. Please decide carefully before submitting your request.

You will be contacted via email and informed of the ballot results by 23 May 2010.

You can make payment using your Visa card via the Singapore 2010 official website (www.singapore2010.sg/tickets) or Singapore 2010 Ticketing Hotline (+65 6348 2010) from 24 May, 09:00 hrs to 7 June, 23:59 hrs, using your ballot reference number and PIN. All tickets can be collected from Singapore Indoor Stadium Authorised Ticket Counter from 24 May 2010. Alternatively, you can also make payment with cash at the Singapore Indoor Stadium Authorised Ticket Counter and collect your tickets immediately.

For the Ceremonies, you will receive the Ceremony Ticket Card which has similar functions as the Prepaid Companion Card. It is the world’s first “all-in-one” event ticket card that can be used for admission into the venue, payment and transit.

Tickets are affordably priced. Depending on the session, tickets for Singapore 2010 sport competitions are priced between $10 and $30. Please refer to the ticketing website for a complete list of ticket prices for the Singapore 2010 Games.

In recognition of Visa's sponsorship of the Youth Olympic Games, we are proud to accept only Visa cards. Payment by cash will also be accepted at Venue Box Offices and Authorised Ticket Counters.

The simplest way to make payment is by Visa card. If not, you may purchase your tickets directly at the Authorised Ticket Counters or Venue Box Offices with cash.

Our Ticketing Service Provider uses industry standard Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) software to process secure online transactions. The SSL software encrypts all your personal information (including your payment card number, name and address) so it cannot be read as it is transmitted via the internet. Further to this, improvements in technology have significantly decreased the chance of internet payment card fraud. Payment card purchases made online fraudulently are generally protected by law so your liability is limited. If, despite the safeguards in place, you are not comfortable using your Visa card for payment, you may pay with cash when purchasing tickets via the Authorised Ticket Counters.

Yes. You can bring your infant or child into any Venue. However, all spectators, regardless of age, must have a ticket for entry into a venue.

The price of each ticket includes 7% Goods & Services Tax (GST).

No. All tickets are sold at standard prices.

No. All tickets are sold at standard prices.

No. Family packages are not available.

Tickets are priced affordably and there are no further corporate or group discounts available.

Yes. Tickets will be delivered via courier and registered mail. Handling fees will apply. You will be asked to acknowledge the receipt of tickets. Please note that SYOGOC is not liable in the event of damage or loss of parcels during the delivery and there are no replacements for lost or stolen tickets.

There will be free delivery by registered mail for tickets. This is proudly sponsored by SingPost.

Please contact the Singapore 2010 Ticketing Call Centre Hotline at +65 6348 2010 and the customer service officer will assist to track your tickets with the postal service provider and advise on the delivery status.

When you are in Singapore, you will be able to collect your tickets at the any of the Authorised Ticket Counters in Singapore, at least one day before the event day.

Requests for refunds will not be entertained. Please choose your tickets carefully. Payment is processed immediately upon submitting your ticket order. Once submitted, it is not possible to change, cancel or return your tickets. As stated in the Terms and Conditions of Ticket Sales and Use, ticket sales are final and strictly no cancellations, exchanges or refunds will be allowed.

Tickets cannot be replaced if lost or stolen. To minimise the risk of loss, we recommend that you arrange to collect your tickets via the Authorised Ticket Counters in person. Should you choose to have your tickets delivered by registered mail, they will be delivered in generic packaging and you must sign for the tickets in person. Please take care of your tickets as exposure to water, dirt, heat or sunlight may damage them. Should any part of the ticket become illegible or detached, the ticket holder may be refused admission.

SYOGOC will determine if the event will be delayed, interrupted, postponed or cancelled in the event of adverse weather conditions or due any other unforeseen circumstances. For delayed, interrupted and postponed sessions, you will be able to use the same ticket to watch the session and no refund or exchange will be accorded. In the event of cancelled events (i.e. the session is not held at all) and not re-scheduled, you may apply for a refund. Requests for exchanges to another session may be entertained subject to availability.

Customers who paid with VISA will need to send this form together with the original tickets (full or ripped). Upon receipt, your refund will be credited back to the same card used for purchase.

1. By mail - Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games Organising Committee, 1 Kay Siang Road, Singapore 248922 Attn: MSP - Ticketing Dept;
2. By email - ticketing@singapore2010.sg;
3. In person - Singapore Indoor Stadium Authorised Ticket Counter.

Customers who paid with cash will need to present this form together with the following items at the Singapore Indoor Stadium Authorised Ticket Counter after 3 days of the cancelled event to claim your refund in cash.

1. NRIC / Passport / FIN card for verification purposes;
2. Ticket Refund Request Form;
3. Physical tickets (Full or ripped)

Click here to download the Ticket Refund Request Form. There will be no on-site refunds for cancelled sessions.

General Admission events refers to either one of the following -

1. A seated event where as spectator, you have the flexibility to select your preferred available seat within the designated seating gallery or area.
2. A non-seated event where spectators can stand/walk around the viewing gallery to watch the competition.

You can choose where to sit/stand within the designated section/ area. However, please note that no reservation of seat is allowed and spectators are encouraged to fill the seats in a systematic and orderly manner and avoid leaving pockets of seats or gaps.

Yes. You will still be able to enter the competition venue after the competition starts. However, you may have to wait for an appropriate break in the session to re-enter the seating gallery. This depends on the venue code of conduct for the specific sports and venues. We advise you to turn up for the event punctually to prevent any disturbance to the other spectators during the competition.

Yes. You will still be able to re-enter the competition venue. A re-entry stamp/tag/pass will be made available to you upon your exit. Please note that you will need to present your ripped ticket and re-entry stamp/tag/pass for re-admission.

Spectators must remain in the Front of House common areas. Reserved zones for staff and athletes and the Field of Play, competition areas are off limits to spectators. Your cooperation and understanding is much appreciated.

Yes. Tickets are transferable subject to certain conditions. Used tickets are not transferable. Day tickets cannot be used by more than one person on the same day.

You may like to make a police report regarding this issue. The official tickets for the Singapore 2010 Games are sold only through SYOGOC and SISTIC.com Pte. Ltd., our authorised ticketing service provider. All other tickets will be deemed as unauthorised and may not be valid and accepted for entry to the Games venues. SYOGOC is not liable for any refunds, exchanges or replacements for tickets bought from other sources.

It is illegal to re-sell Singapore 2010 Games tickets through any channels including online auction websites. Please do not buy your tickets via online auction sites, as we do not guarantee the authenticity or recognise the validity of such tickets.

No. You are not permitted to use tickets for promotional purposes. Tickets used contrary to the Terms and Conditions of Ticket Sales and Use may be invalidated and the ticket holders will be denied access or removed from venues.

Some sport competitions will take place at outdoor venues which are open to weather elements and varying conditions. Spectators are advised to be appropriately dressed and take precautions accordingly.

We encourage our patrons come in comfortable clothing and shoes. For outdoor events, you might want to wear a hat or cap and bring along a poncho in case of wet weather.

No. Outside food & beverage will not be allowed inside the venue.

Yes. There will be food and beverage kiosks located within the venue. You are encouraged to consume your food and drinks before entering the seating gallery.

A range of snacks and hot and cold beverages will be sold. The price range for food and beverages sold will be made available later.

Official merchandise booths will be set up at the sports competition venues to sell Singapore 2010 merchandise.

You can take personal photos inside the venue but professional photography, camera videoing or any recordable devices, in any forms of visuals or audio are strictly prohibited. Please note that flash photography is strictly prohibited once competition is in progress on the Field of Play.

You are allowed to bring in the national flags of the participating National Olympic Committees but they should not exceed two square metres (i.e. two metres in length and one metre in width). Musical instruments like horns, drums and loud hailers are strictly prohibited in the competition venues for the comfort and safety of the other spectators and athletes.

In view of space constraint and out of safety considerations, we are unable to allow any baby vehicles in the seating gallery. You may store the folded stroller at the Information Services Desk. Please note that SYOGOC will not be liable for any lost or damage for personal items stored at the Information Services Desk.

All pets and animals are not allowed except for guide dogs or servicing animals.

The Singapore 2010 Games is a non-smoking event and there is a no smoking policy at all venues.

The Singapore 2010 DBS Visa Prepaid Companion Card is activated upon first use on the day of the competition event and will be valid for 24 hours from activation. With each card, the ticket holder is entitled to four MRT rides and unlimited bus rides within the transport operator's operational hours on the day of the event. Please visit Land Transport Authority (www.lta.gov.sg) for public transport operation schedules.

Most competition venues are within walking distance from the nearest MRT station or bus interchange. There will only be free shuttle bus service to selected venues that are more than 500m away from the nearest MRT station or bus interchange. The shuttle service is only for spectators holding valid tickets.

The information will be made available at a later date.

As parking facilities are not available at most competition venues, we strongly encourage you to take public transport to get to the venues.

There is no free parking available. Parking charges differ according to the location of the parking area and timing.

Please visit our official website at www.singapore2010.sg or Land Transport Authority (www.lta.gov.sg) for details on extension of public transport operational hours (if any).

Yes, a limited number of accessible seats will be available at some venues. Please call the Singapore 2010 Ticketing Call Centre Hotline at +65 6348 2010 for more details.

If you require accessible seating, please call the Singapore 2010 Ticketing Call Centre Hotline for more details and assistance. Please ensure you inform the customer service officer that you need accessible seating. Accessible tickets cannot be purchased through the website or at the Venue Box Offices during Games time.

Yes, all companions will need to buy their own tickets in order to enter the venue. We will make every effort to reserve seats for the companions near to the accessible seating area.

Most venues will be wheelchair-friendly with accessible facilities. For more details, please refer to the Venues page of the Singapore 2010 website.

If you prefer to be seated on venue seats, you can buy a standard ticket for admission. However, please note that in view of space constraint and out of safety considerations, it will not be possible to have the wheelchair folded and placed beside you. This may also cause obstruction to other spectators. The wheelchair can be deposited with the Information Services Desk during the competition.

Specific wheelchair seating areas or accessible seats are available at some venues, subject to the venue layout and space constraints. For more details and bookings on accessible seats, please contact our Singapore 2010 Ticketing Call Centre Hotline at +65 6348 2010.

The Olympic Family members will have the option to buy tickets before the public ticket sales start but only a limited number of tickets will be allocated for sale to the group. This is because SYOGOC has a contractual obligation to make tickets available for purchase by the Olympic Family. By allowing the Olympic Family to buy their quota of tickets prior to the general public, SYOGOC ensures that unsold tickets in the Olympic Family quota are then made available for sale to the public.

Members of the Olympic Family will purchase tickets at the same price as is available to the public.

If your family member is a participating athlete, you will have the opportunity to buy tickets through your National Olympic Committee. If your family member is involved in the ceremony programme, you can buy your tickets through the various public sales channels.

Everyone has the opportunity to celebrate the Singapore 2010 Games in their own way. You can watch the competitions on selected media channels, follow the Games on various social media channels and attend related community events.

Yes. Cycling (Road Race and Time Trial), Sailing and Triathlon have been designated as non-ticketed sport competitions and public can attend these events for free.

Yes, the opening and closing ceremonies, as well as a number of sports competitions will be telecast "live" on selected media channels. More details will be available on the Singapore 2010 website later.