Singapore Cat Festival 2026: Tickets, Prices, Pet Rules & Getting to EXPO

Singapore Cat Festival returns on 7 and 8 November 2026 at Singapore EXPO Hall 6, bringing together cat owners, adopters, artists, welfare groups and more than 100 exhibitors. The organiser has now published ticket prices, entry rules and transport information, making this a good event to plan before the early-price deadline.

How much are Singapore Cat Festival tickets?

The organiser lists Early Purr Prices from 14 September through 6 November: S$7 for one-day admission and S$15 for two-day express admission. From 7 to 8 November, festival pricing increases to S$8 for one day and S$18 for the two-day express option.

The one-day ticket is valid for either festival day. The two-day express ticket covers both days and includes the express-entry lane. Children aged 12 and below enter free, and pet cats do not need their own ticket. Tickets are sold through the organiser’s Eventbrite channel.

What can visitors expect?

The festival says the 2026 edition includes a cat-centric marketplace with more than 100 exhibitors, larger-than-life interactive photo zones, an Artist Alley, adoption and welfare activities, a CFA Cat Show, food and beverage areas, and a quiet movie-screening experience using wireless headphones.

The CFA Cat Show is presented by the Feline Fanciers Society of Singapore and features pedigreed and household cats judged by international judges. The adoption and welfare area gives visitors a chance to meet cats looking for homes and learn about responsible adoption, fostering and volunteering.

Can you bring your cat?

Yes, but the festival’s rules are specific: only cats are permitted. Dogs and other pets are not allowed. Cats should be transported securely in an appropriate carrier or crate, particularly because the event is busy and takes place in a large indoor expo environment.

Even when cats are permitted, not every cat will enjoy a crowded exhibition hall. Consider your cat’s temperament, tolerance for travel and reaction to noise before deciding to bring it. For many visitors, leaving a nervous cat at home may be the kinder choice.

How do you get to Singapore EXPO Hall 6?

Expo MRT station (CG1/DT35) is the easiest public-transport option. It is served by the East-West and Downtown lines, and the organiser says Exit A provides a sheltered route toward the venue and Foyer Two.

Bus services 12, 20, 24, 38, 47 and 118 serve stops near Singapore EXPO. Drivers can access the complex from the PIE or ECP/KPE, with taxi and drop-off points at Foyers 1 and 2. The organiser currently lists car parking at S$1.80 for the first two hours and S$1.50 for each subsequent 30 minutes, with no daily cap.

Before you go

• Buy before 7 November if you want the published early-ticket price.
• If bringing a cat, use a secure carrier or crate and pack water and basic supplies.
• Allow extra time around Expo MRT and the hall entrances during peak arrival periods.
• Check the organiser’s final entry guidance on 6–7 November in case procedures change.

For related planning, see our Singapore Dog Festival update, pet transport rules and November things-to-do guide.