Singapore Rugby Sevens

The Singapore Rugby Sevens is an exciting rugby event each April/May.

Sixteen of the best men’s rugby players battle it out on the field, but the event’s roving bands and lively party atmosphere punctuate it.

Singapore Rugby Sevens 2025 Dates, Tickets, Prices, Schedule & Teams

Whether you’re looking for somewhere to show off your giant banana costume, trying to keep the kids entertained over the weekend or getting ready to cheer on your favourite team as they battle for glory, we’ve got you covered.

If you’re seeking out the party vibes, you’ll want to head to the Beach Club, which will return to the National Stadium again this year. Access to the Beach Club is included in your ticket, and fans can expect DJ tunes, plenty of space to chill out and bar facilities to grab a drink while you enjoy the on-pitch matchups. This year, the Beach Club will be located next to the warm-up pitch, putting fans at the heart of the action.

Attending SVNS with your family? Don’t miss the dedicated Kids Zone area, where you’ll find plenty to keep the little ones entertained. Expect sports activities, including tag rugby, basketball shootouts, badminton target practice, and more. With Singapore celebrating its 60th birthday, there will also be the chance for everyone to try out some traditional local games such as Five Stones, Tikam Tikam, Marbles, Chaptek, and Pick Up Sticks. Alongside the sports and games, the kid’s zone will feature face painting and airbrush tattoos.

There’s also a host of live entertainment acts around the stadium and on the pitch over the weekend. The party kicks off on Saturday with live DJ sets from DJ Raw and DJ Rainbow throughout the day, bringing with them a big dose of the iconic SVNS party atmosphere. Fans can also enjoy an epic performance from Cheerforce, who’ll showcase their jaw-dropping stunts and acrobatics around the ground before taking to the pitch for an on-field performance at 5:30pm. Younger fans will also love catching roaming circus acts around the stadium throughout the day.

Day two of HSBC SVNS Singapore promises a day full of live music and dance performances, with DJ Raw and DJ Rainbow behind the decks. Music performances will include Alemay Fernandez, whose set full of timeless classics will have the crowd singing along and dancing in their seats, and Wicked Aura Singapore’s own sonic powerhouse who’ll be bringing an explosive mix of Afro-Brazilian rhythms, gritty rock, hypnotic dub/reggae, and pulsating drum & bass to the National Stadium! Fans will also be able to catch Red Bull’s elite dancers in action; prepare to be amazed as they push the limits of skill, strength, and style in an unmissable showdown!

Alongside the rugby and entertainment, plenty of food and drink will be available to keep you going throughout the weekend. Head to the Food Market near the Beach Club for all your refreshments.

On the pitch, fans in Singapore will see the finale of the regular season as the HSBC SVNS League Winners are crowned. After six closely fought events who’ll finish top of the standings before the World Championship? Also taking place over the weekend are the finals of the South East Asia 7s, which will be played on Saturday, 5th April.

It takes place at the National Stadium on Stadium Drive in Singapore, which boasts the world’s biggest free-spanning dome and state-of-the-art facilities for sports fans. The stadium is also conveniently linked with public transportation from the city centre, so getting around the city will be a breeze. A great selection of food and drink will be served throughout the weekend.

Rugby Sevens

HSBC SVNS Singapore is the last regular season event of the 2025 series before the World Championships and will be where the HSBC SVNS League Winners are crowned. The League Winners will be the team with the most cumulative points from the first six rounds of the Series.

All HSBC SVNS events will showcase the 12 best men’s and women’s rugby sevens teams, including HSBC SVNS 2024 Champions France Men and Australia Women. Some newcomers to HSBC SVNS for 2025 will also join the series, with China Women, Kenya, and Uruguay Men joining after winning promotion from the Challenger Series at the end of last season.

With matches made up of two seven-minute halves, fans will see a host of teams in action over the course of a day and can expect on-pitch action full of lightning speed, thrilling tries and big hits.

Kids Zone

The HSBC SVNS Kids Zone offers ticket holders a host of free-to-play activities to keep younger fans entertained. The zone is aimed at kids aged 4 to 10.

Fans will be able to try out and learn skills for a range of sports, including Tag Rugby, Basketball shootout, football penalty shootout, Floorball dribbling circuit, Badminton target practice, and Softball batting cage.

There will also be a chance to feature on the leaderboard, with the highest-scoring participant standing the chance of winning a prize at the end of the day.

With Singapore celebrating its 60th birthday, there will also be the chance to try out some traditional local games. Games such as Five Stones, Tikam Tikam, Marbles, Chaptek, and Pick Up Sticks will be available for everyone to try their hand out at

Alongside the sports and games, the kids zone will feature face painting and airbrush tattoos.

Beach Club

The popular HSBC SVNS Beach Club will be back in Singapore for 2025, bringing with it a big dose of the iconic SVNS party atmosphere to the National Stadium.

Expect beach-style seating and all-day tunes from the SVNS house DJs in the stadium.

Fancy dress costumes are encouraged, so get planning for your outfit!

Fancy Dress

The tradition of fancy dress costumes is one of SVNS’s most iconic features. Have you ever wanted to watch a rugby match dressed like a giant banana? If so, SVNS is the perfect event for you!

Fans are encouraged to get in the SVNS spirit by attending in fancy dress. We’ve seen everything from lifeguards to cowboys and retro sports outfits—and if you’ve got a group of friends together and want to all come in matching outfits, that’s even better!

Live Entertainment

Get ready for a weekend of non-stop entertainment, including live music, dance performances and more!

The party kicks off on Saturday with live DJ sets from DJ Raw and DJ Rainbow throughout the day, bringing with them a big dose of the iconic SVNS party atmosphere. Fans can also enjoy an epic performance from Cheerforce, who’ll showcase their jaw-dropping stunts and acrobatics around the ground before taking to the pitch for an on-field performance at 5:30pm. Younger fans will also love catching roaming circus acts around the stadium throughout the day.

Day two of HSBC SVNS Singapore promises a day full of live music and dance performances, with DJ Raw and DJ Rainbow also back behind the decks. Music performances will include Alemay Fernandez, whose set full of timeless classics will have the crowd singing along and dancing in their seats, and Wicked Aura Singapore’s own sonic powerhouse who’ll be bringing an explosive mix of Afro-Brazilian rhythms, gritty rock, hypnotic dub/reggae, and pulsating drum & bass to the National Stadium! Fans will also be able to catch Red Bull’s elite dancers in action; prepare to be amazed as they push the limits of skill, strength, and style in an unmissable showdown!

Gate Entry

Security checks will be in place at the venue. Please check the gate number on your ticket and use our Site Map to head to the designated security checkpoint upon arrival. Details of where the checkpoints are located for each gate are shown below:

Getting There

Singapore Sports Hub is accessible via all transport modes, with public transport by MRT and bus being the easiest ways to travel. Given the high volume of event-goers for HSBC SVNS Singapore, we recommend planning your journey in advance and arriving early so you can make the most of the festival atmosphere.

MRT
Via the Circle Line:
Stadium MRT Station (CC6) is the nearest station, which exits directly into the Singapore Sports Hub.
Mountbatten MRT Station (CC7) is approximately 600m walking distance from the Singapore Sports Hub

Via the East-West Line:
Kallang MRT Station (EW10) is approximately 600m walking distance under a sheltered walkway to the Singapore Sports Hub.

Bus
Bus Service 11
Alight along Stadium Crescent (Bus Stop No. 80199), which is directly outside Singapore Indoor Stadium.

Bus Service 10, 14, 16, 70, 70M or 196 (Towards CBD/City)
In the direction towards the CBD/City, alight along Nicoll Highway at the bus stop outside the National Stadium (Bus Stop No. 80219).

Bus Service 10, 14, 16, 70, 70M or 196 (From CBD/City)
In the direction from the CBD/City, alight along Nicoll Highway at the bus stop opposite Singapore Sports Hub (Bus Stop No. 80211). Cross the sheltered overhead bridge, which leads to the National Stadium.

Car
If driving, please prepare for heavy traffic around the Singapore Sports Hub before and after the event.
Parking is available in several lots, and we recommend that you arrive early to obtain the best general parking locations. Parking rates apply.

Taxi
There are three taxi stands within the Singapore Sports Hub. These are located at:

• Stadium Crescent next to the Singapore Indoor Stadium (Location Code: I28)
• Stadium Boulevard next to OCBC Arena (Location Code: I29)
• Stadium Place next to OCBC Aquatic Centre and Kallang Wave Mall (Location Code: I30)

Grab
Once at one of the pick-up points, open the Grab app and type “Sports Hub” as your pick-up point. You will be asked to select either “Pick-up Point A” or “Pick-up Point B”, followed by the specific bay A1-A6 or B1-B5.

Pick-up Point A is recommended if you exit at Gates 8-23
Point A is located along Stadium Drive on the National Stadium’s north side. Along the 100PLUS Promenade, cross over the bridge situated by Gate 14, and make your way down the second stairwell on the right.

Pick-up Point B is recommended if you exit at Gates 1-7
Point B is situated along Stadium Crescent, beside taxi stand I28 located at the East side of the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Along the 100PLUS Promenade, cross over to Singapore Indoor Stadium via the overhead connection situated by Gate 2.