Numberblocks Musical 2026 in Singapore: show times, tickets and tips for families

The Numberblocks Musical is back in Singapore this December with a new story. Numberblocks Musical: The Second Story plays Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands from Wednesday 16 to Sunday 20 December 2026, with 12 shows over the five days. Tickets cost S$58 to S$148 before the booking fee, and everyone needs one, babies in arms included. The show runs for about 70 minutes with no interval.

In this one, Curious One and friends meet Twenty-One, an explorer, and set off on the Numberblocks Express to find Giant Land, where the enormous numbers live. If your child can count to ten with the TV show, they'll know most of the cast.

We took every date, price and rule here from Marina Bay Sands' show page and the SISTIC listing on 4 November 2026. The producers use dynamic pricing, so what you pay at checkout can differ from the prices below. Check the show page on the Marina Bay Sands site before you book.

Numberblocks Musical dates, show times and prices

There are two shows a day midweek and three at the weekend. Here's the whole run, with the numbers you'll plan around.

Ticket prices and which seats to book

Marina Bay Sands lists seven ticket types. These prices leave out the booking fee:

• VIP with Meet & Greet at S$148, the only single seat that gets your child into the meet-and-greet after the show
• A Reserve at S$88, B Reserve at S$68 and C Reserve at S$58
• a VIP Box of four seats with the Meet & Greet at S$592
• a Grand Circle Box of four seats at S$192
• an Obstructed View C Reserve seat in the Grand Circle at S$58

Do the sums on the boxes before you pick. The Grand Circle Box works out to S$48 a seat, which is less than one C Reserve ticket, and it keeps a family of four together. The VIP Box costs the same S$148 a head as four VIP seats, so what you're paying for there is the privacy. Meet-and-greet slots are limited for each show.

UOB cardmembers get 15% off for the whole season. All sales are final, and there are no refunds or exchanges unless the organiser says otherwise. Check the date against your holiday plans before you pay.

Is the show suitable for babies and toddlers?

Marina Bay Sands says the show suits all ages, and SISTIC rates it G. The catch for parents of babies is that every patron needs a ticket, infants in arms too, and nobody gets in without one. Children under 12 must come with a parent or guardian.

The production may use strobe lighting, fog or haze effects. If your child is sensitive to flashing light or has a breathing condition, weigh that before you buy. Booster seats are handed out first come, first served, and they stay inside the venue. You can also bring your own, which is the safer bet for a small toddler.

You can breastfeed inside Sands Theatre, and the theatre asks you to use a nursing cover. Latecomers wait until a suitable break in the show before they're let in. Anyone who steps out to the toilet waits for the same kind of break to get back to their seat. With 70 minutes and no interval, a toilet stop before you go in saves you a long wait outside.

Getting to the theatre by train, bus or taxi

Bayfront MRT station, on the Circle and Downtown lines (CE1/DT16), is the closest stop. Exits C and D lead straight into The Shoppes, and Marina Bay Sands puts Sands Theatre about a 10-minute walk from the station. A toddler on foot will take longer than that, so leave some slack.

Buses 97, 106, 133, 502 and 518 run every day. The 97E, 502A and 518A run on weekdays but not on public holidays. Get off at stop 03501, Marina Bay Sands Theatre, which is outside the theatre and opposite Hotel Tower 3. Taxis and cars can drop you outside The Shoppes or on Bayfront Avenue outside Hotel Tower 3. A river ferry also runs hourly from 10am to 8pm to Bayfront South Jetty, a 3-minute walk from The Shoppes.

Nursing rooms, pram loans and the cloakroom

The Retail Concierge counters at The Shoppes list baby pram and wheelchair loans among their services. The one near Rasapura Masters (#B2-50) and the one near Bayfront MRT both open from 10.30am to 11pm daily. A cloakroom is open for this show. Any camera with a zoom lens has to go there too, because photos and filming aren't allowed during the performance.

The Shoppes has six nursing rooms, and the theatre says some are a short walk away. Each has a diaper-changing station, a wash basin, a hot water dispenser and couches. Two are on Basement 2, next to Rasapura Masters (#B2-50) and next to Club Monaco (#B2-101). The rest are next to Fila Kids (#B1-60), Dior (#B1-28), Ralph's Coffee (#01-71) and Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine (#01-26/27/28).

They open from 10.30am to 11pm, and until 11.30pm on Fridays, Saturdays and the eve of a public holiday. A 7pm show finishes well before they close.

Food before the show, because none is allowed inside

Outside food and drinks aren't allowed in the venue. Anything you bring has to be eaten or thrown away before you go in, so feed the kids first. The easiest option nearby is Rasapura Masters, the food hall at #B2-50 in The Shoppes. It opens from 10am to 11pm every day, five of its stalls run around the clock, and several are halal certified. There's chicken rice, nasi lemak, dim sum, chendol and kaya toast with soft-boiled eggs for an early start before an 11am show.

If it rains, and when to arrive

Rain shouldn't change your plans. Sands Theatre is indoors, and Bayfront MRT's exits C and D open into The Shoppes. Marina Bay Sands says two street underpasses and the Garden Bay Bridge link the theatres, the mall, the hotel and the convention centre, so a wet afternoon doesn't have to mean wet kids.

Doors open 60 minutes before each show, and the theatre strongly encourages you to come early. That hour is your window for the toilet, a booster seat and the cloakroom, before the lights go down. The Sands Theatre box office opens from 11am to 8.30pm if you have a question about seats.

Make a whole day of it around the bay

Bayfront MRT exit B leads to Gardens by the Bay, where Christmas Wonderland runs from 27 November to 3 January, 6.30pm to 11pm. That makes a 2.30pm weekend show and an evening at the Gardens a full December day out. Our Christmas guide has its details, and the Marina Bay Sands guide covers the rest of the resort with kids.

Looking for more stage shows? The children's theatre guide lists other companies that put on shows for little ones. Our school holiday guide rounds up dated events for the rest of the break.

Frequently asked questions

Which dates and times is the Numberblocks Musical playing in Singapore?

From Wednesday 16 to Sunday 20 December 2026 at Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands. Weekday shows are at 3pm and 7pm, and weekend shows at 11am, 2.30pm and 6pm.

How much are tickets for the Numberblocks Musical?

S$58 to S$148 a seat before the booking fee, or S$192 and S$592 for the boxes of four. Dynamic pricing applies, and the 12% early bird discount ends on 13 November.

Do babies need a ticket for the show?

Yes. Every patron needs a ticket, infants in arms included, and there's no entry without one.

How long is the Numberblocks show?

About 70 minutes, with no interval. Latecomers and anyone who steps out wait for a suitable break to go back in.

Is there a Numberblocks meet and greet?

Only for VIP ticket holders. The S$148 VIP seat and the S$592 VIP Box for four include a meet-and-greet after the show, and slots for each performance are limited.