Singapore, 19 June 2021 – Singapore Sports Hub will reopen most of its venues and facilities to patrons on 21 June as the nation transitions into stage two of a calibrated reopening to Phase 3 (Heightened Alert).
The Singapore Sports Hub has been safely reopening its venues and facilities since 14 June. This includes the OCBC Arena which was closed to the public in support of Team Singapore athletes’ training for the Olympic Games. Activity group sizes have also been reinstated to five persons at facilities and venues such as Stingray® at Splash-N-Surf, Water Sports Centre, Sports Hub Library and Singapore Sports Museum.
From 21 June, Sports Hub Gym will reopen for members’ use, and our programmes at the Water Sports Centre, OCBC Arena and Sports Hub Fitness Studio will recommence. OCBC Aquatic Centre is hosting the Singapore National Swimming Championships from 22 to 27 June and will reopen for patrons use from 28 June. Lazy River and Kids Water Playground, however, remain closed in accordance with government guidelines.
Patrons should continue to observe safe social distancing and practise good personal hygiene while they are at the Singapore Sports Hub. They should refrain from visiting the Hub if they are serving a quarantine order, leave of absence, self-isolation or stay-home notice. In addition, patrons registering a temperature of 38 degrees Celsius and above, or showing respiratory symptoms, will not be permitted entry into any venue or facility, or allowed to participate in any activities. We will advise them to seek medical attention promptly.
Patrons can check the announcements page for the latest information on safe management measures at our venues, facilities and activities.
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MEDIA ENQUIRIES
Phyllicia Gan
Consultant, Mutant Communications
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Gerri Kwan
Assistant Director, Communications, Singapore Sports Hub
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ABOUT SINGAPORE SPORTS HUB
The Singapore Sports Hub is a fully integrated sports, entertainment and lifestyle hub, with programming that comprises world-class recreational and competitive events, as well as community events, to serve children, youth, working adults, seniors, families, and less privileged population segments in Singapore and tourism sectors. Consisting of a unique cluster development of world-class sports facilities within the city, it plays a critical role in accelerating the development of Singapore’s sports industry, excellence and participation. Its vision is to be the region’s premier sports, entertainment and lifestyle destination.
Located on a 35-hectare site in Kallang, the Singapore Sports Hub includes the following facilities:
- A new 55,000-capacity National Stadium with a retractable roof and movable tiered seating
- The iconic Singapore Indoor Stadium
- A 6,000-capacity OCBC Aquatic Centre that meets FINA standards
- A 3,000-capacity OCBC Arena which is scalable and flexible in layout
- Water Sports Centre featuring kayaking and canoeing
- 41,000 sqm Kallang Wave Mall, including indoor climbing wall and Splash-N-Surf facility (Kids Waterpark, Stingray and Lazy River)
- 100PLUS Promenade that encircles the National Stadium
- Singapore Youth Olympic Museum & Singapore Sports Museum
- Sports Hub Library
- Shimano Cycling World
- Daily community facilities and activities, including beach volleyball, hard courts (futsal, basketball and netball) lawn bowls, giant chess, skate park and running & cycling paths.
The Singapore Sports Hub, which is managed by SportsHub Pte Ltd, is one of the largest sporting Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects in the world. It is also Singapore's largest flagship PPP project of this nature and has won the Project Finance International (PFI) award in London in 2011, World Architecture Festival Awards for Best Future Project in the leisure-led development category in 2013 and Sports Building of the Year in 2014.
For more information, please visit the Singapore Sports Hub:
- Website: www.sportshub.com.sg
- Facebook: sporesportshub
- Twitter: @sgsportshub
- Instagram: sgsportshub
