The National Stadium is Singapore's national stadium, a 55,000-capacity multi-purpose venue in Kallang and the centrepiece of the Singapore Sports Hub. Built on the site of the former National Stadium, it opened in 2014 and features the world's largest free-spanning dome with a retractable roof and comfort cooling for spectators. It is the only stadium in the world configured to host football, rugby, cricket and athletics, and it also stages concerts, family entertainment and national events. It has hosted the National Day Parade, the 2015 SEA Games and the ASEAN Para Games, alongside major international concert tours.

Capacity: 55,000Transit: Stadium MRT (Circle Line, CC6) serves the stadium directly - the station exits into the Singapore Sports Hub, a few minutes' walk away. Kallang MRT (East-West Line) is also within walking distance under a sheltered walkway.Opened: 2014
Notable past acts: BTS, Coldplay, U2, Jay Chou, JJ Lin, A-Mei, Backstreet Boys, Madonna, Foo Fighters

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National Stadium, Singapore — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capacity of the National Stadium?
The operator, Singapore Sports Hub, lists a 55,000 capacity for the football and rugby configuration, the stadium's standard figure. The movable seating is reconfigured for cricket and athletics.
Which MRT station serves the National Stadium?
Stadium MRT station on the Circle Line (CC6) is the nearest - it exits into the Singapore Sports Hub. Kallang MRT (East-West Line) is also within walking distance under a sheltered walkway.
When did the National Stadium open?
It opened in 2014, built on the site of the former National Stadium, and is the centrepiece of the Singapore Sports Hub in Kallang.
What events does the National Stadium host?
It is configured to host football, rugby, cricket and athletics, as well as concerts, family entertainment shows and national events such as the National Day Parade and the 2015 SEA Games.
Is the National Stadium the same as the National Stadium in Kuala Lumpur?
No. This is the National Stadium in Kallang, Singapore, part of the Singapore Sports Hub. The National Stadium in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, is a different venue - see its own page on this site.