List of stadiums in Singapore

The following is a list of stadiums in Singapore.

Public stadiums

These stadiums are run by the Sport Singapore.

Stadium Capacity City Opened
National Stadium 55,000 Kallang 2014
Singapore Indoor Stadium 12,000 Kallang 1985
Bishan Stadium 6,000 Bishan 1998
Jalan Besar Stadium 6,000 Kallang 1932
Our Tampines Hub 5,000 Tampines 2017
Woodlands Stadium 4,300 Woodlands 1989
Choa Chu Kang Stadium 4,268 Choa Chu Kang 2001
Jurong West Stadium 4,200 Jurong West 2006
Clementi Stadium 4,000 Clementi 1983
Toa Payoh Stadium 3,890 Toa Payoh 1974
Queenstown Stadium 3,800 Queenstown 1970
Bedok Stadium 3,800 Bedok 1982
Hougang Stadium 3,800 Hougang 1998
Yishun Stadium 3,400 Yishun 1992
Bukit Gombak Stadium 3,000 Bukit Batok 1990s
Jurong East Stadium 2,700 Jurong East 1998
Yio Chu Kang Stadium 2,000 Ang Mo Kio 1985
Serangoon Stadium 1,200 Serangoon 1993

Note: Most or All of the Stadiums are used for the Singapore Premier League and its various divisions.

Demolished stadiums

Stadium Capacity City Opened Demolished
Anson Road Stadium 10,000 Tanjong Pagar 1924 1945
Former National Stadium 55,000 Kallang 1973 2011
Jurong Stadium 8,000 Jurong West 1973 2020
Marina Bay Floating Platform 27,000 Marina Bay 2007 2024
Old Tampines Stadium 5,000 Tampines 1989 2013

Future Stadiums

Stadium Capacity City Opening
NS Square 30,000 Marina Bay 2027
Punggol Stadium 5,000 Punggol 2026
Toa Payoh Integrated Development 10,000 Toa Payoh 2030

These stadiums are managed by government or government-aided schools. Some may be used by the public either by booking through the SSC or on a "Free to Play" sharing basis where walk-ins without bookings are permitted.[1]

Stadium City Public usage Track Ref.
Anderson Junior College Sports Field Ang Mo Kio No Yes
Anglo-Chinese Junior College Sports Field Queenstown No Yes [2]
Catholic Junior College Sports Field Novena No Yes [3]
Dunman High School Sports Field Kallang No Yes [4]
Innova Junior College Sports Field Woodlands No Yes [5]
Jurong Junior College Sports Field Jurong West Yes (only during opening hours) Yes [6]
Kallang Ground Kallang No Yes [6]
National Junior College Sports Field Bukit Timah No Yes [7]
Meridian Junior College Sports Field Pasir Ris Yes (Bookable) Yes [8]
Millennia Institute Sports Field Bukit Batok No Yes [9]
Montfort Secondary School Sports Field Hougang No No
Nanyang Junior College Sports Field Serangoon No Yes
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School Sports Field Hougang No Yes
Jurong Pioneer Junior College Sports Field Choa Chu Kang No Yes [10]
Singapore Cricket Club Ground Choa Chu Kang No Yes [11]
Saint Andrew's Junior College Stadium Toa Payoh No Yes [12]
Serangoon Junior College Sports Field Hougang No Yes [13]
Tampines Junior College Sports Field Tampines No Yes [14]
Temasek Junior College Sports Field Bedok No Yes [15]
Victoria Junior College Sports Field Marine Parade No Yes [16]
Yishun Junior College Sports Field Yishun No Yes [17]

These stadiums are managed by government ministries.

Stadium City Agency Public usage Track Ref.
Bedok Camp Stadium Bedok Ministry of Defence No Yes
Bedok Reform Training Centre Stadium Tampines Ministry of Home Affairs No Yes
Changi Naval Base Stadium Changi East Ministry of Defence No Yes
Stagmont Camp Field Choa Chu Kang Ministry of Defence No No
Home Team Academy Sports Stadium Western Water Catchment Ministry of Home Affairs No Yes [18]
Keat Hong Camp Stadium Western Water Catchment Ministry of Defence No Yes
Khatib Camp Stadium Yishun Ministry of Defence No Yes
Kranji Camp Stadium Western Water Catchment Ministry of Defence No Yes
Ladang Camp Stadium North-Eastern Islands Ministry of Defence No Yes
Mandai Hill Camp Stadium Sungei Kadut Ministry of Defence No Yes
Mount Vernon Camp Stadium Toa Payoh Ministry of Home Affairs No Yes
Nee Soon Camp Stadium Mandai Ministry of Defence No Yes
Old Police Academy Sports Field Novena Ministry of Home Affairs No Yes
Pasir Ris Camp Stadium Pasir Ris Ministry of Defence No Yes
Pasir Laba Camp Field Western Water Catchment Ministry of Defence No No
SAFTI Military Institute Stadium Jurong West Ministry of Defence No Yes
Sungei Gedong Camp Field Western Water Catchment Ministry of Defence No Yes
Tuas Naval Base Stadium Tuas Ministry of Defence No Yes

Private stadiums

Stadium City Track Ref.
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Sports Field Queenstown Yes [19]
Australian International School Sports Field Serangoon No [20]
French School of Singapore Stadium Serangoon Yes [21]
Hwa Chong Institution Sports Field Bukit Timah Yes [22]
NUS High School of Mathematics and Science Sports Field Clementi Yes [23]
Raffles Institution Sports Field Bishan Yes [24]
Singapore American School Stadium Woodlands Yes [25]

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