National Day Sales 2026 Singapore (SG61): Confirmed Deals So Far + Every Big 8.8 & Retail Sale to Expect

The first big SG61 pricing play of 2026, live now. Springleaf's 'Back in My Days' campaign runs 61 days from 1 July, with a different throwback deal each week: Plaster Blaster at 61% off ($2.73, 1–7 Jul), Prata Goreng $2.34 (8–14 Jul), the headline $0.61 plain prata and $0.99 egg prata (15–21 Jul), Chicken Floss Prata $2.46 (22–28 Jul), and the Mini Ultimate Murtabak at $6.10 (29 Jul–4 Aug). From 9 August it caps off with a new 'SG61 Ultimate Series' prata. Dine-in only, at all outlets except Tang Plaza; not stackable with other discounts or vouchers. Expect queues during the $0.61 week — it's the cheapest prata in Singapore this year.

The first big fast-food National Day tie-in of 2026: KFC's limited-time So Shiok Feast sharing bundle at $39.95, running 17 July to 23 August — sized for a family NDP watch party. Confirm the exact bundle contents in the KFC app closer to launch. We're keeping the dining coverage short here — for the full parade guide plus every restaurant and hotel NDP deal (Tim Ho Wan, York Hotel, PARKROYAL and more), see our National Day 2026 guide linked below this list.

Not announced for 2026 yet — but Shopee has run an 8.8 National Day Sale every year, and last year's SG60 edition is the template: pre-sale 3–7 August, main sale 7 August 8pm to 12 August, with 60%-cashback 'Shopee Majulah Club' member vouchers dropping at scheduled times, Lowest Prices Guaranteed (120% of any difference refunded in Shopee Coins), and Guaranteed Next Day Delivery on 50,000+ items (min $15, order by 2pm). Expect an SG61-flavoured rerun with birthday-number vouchers and a support-local push. Same stacking rules as every Shopee sale: one store + one platform + one free-shipping voucher per order, claimed before the sale opens.

Lazada runs its 8.8 sale the same week as Shopee's every year, and has dressed it up as a National Day celebration with themed vouchers and local-brand pushes in past editions. Expect the usual Lazada mechanics if 2026 follows the pattern: stackable store + platform + free-shipping vouchers, LazMall official-store deals (authenticity guarantee, 15-day returns), first-order vouchers for new users, and bank-card tie-ups for an extra cut. Nothing confirmed for SG61 yet — we'll add the dates and voucher schedule when Lazada announces. Until then, the smart move is the same as at 7.7: cart your wishlist early and compare final checkout prices against Shopee.

Courts hasn't published its 2026 National Day mechanics yet, but its SG60 promotion last year is the benchmark: up to $500 off desktops and laptops from Acer, ASUS, Lenovo, Microsoft, MSI and LG, plus free gifts and storewide discounts across TVs, appliances and furniture. Courts also historically syncs its big August push with the 8.8 window and runs it online and in-store simultaneously. If you're eyeing a laptop for the new school term or a TV before the NDP broadcast, hold your purchase until the August flyer drops — and remember Climate Vouchers knock a further chunk off eligible energy-efficient appliances.

Harvey Norman went the hardest of the big-box retailers for SG60: a Celebration Sale spanning the whole of August 2025, in-store and online, with up to 90% off across electricals, computers, furniture and bedding (up to 85% off appliances, 80% off furniture), plus a 'Spin & Sure Win' for anyone spending $600+ — prizes included $6 and $60 gift cards and bonus vouchers of up to $2,000. A 2026 rerun with 61-themed mechanics is a safe bet given the pattern, but nothing is announced yet. Watch the catalogues page on its site in late July; its July 'Hardly Normal' and mid-year clearance sales bridge you until then.

Gain City's SG60 National Day sale last year ran from late July across all showrooms and online, and its formula was giveaways plus shock pricing: a chance to win a BYD M6 with every $100 spent, an EIKOU 12-inch DC stand fan at $6 after Climate Vouchers, a 9kg top-load washer at $60 and a 332L two-door fridge at $360 (both after Climate Vouchers), plus voucher deals during its DC-fan exclusive sale. Aircon and big-appliance shoppers should expect a similar late-July launch for SG61 — and those Climate Voucher price illusions only work if you haven't spent your vouchers, so save them for the sale.

Attractions leaned hard into SG60 last year, and the documented deals set expectations for SG61: Sentosa ran 1-for-1 cable car round trips at $4 for two and unlimited day rides at $14 for two (23 May–31 Aug 2025), 60% off a Sentosa Line + Wings of Time combo, $6 off SkyHelix, and a $60 cable car + 3-course Arbora dinner bundle (worth $114+); Mount Faber Leisure ran its own SG60 attraction-and-dining page. Nothing SG61-specific is out yet for 2026 — currently the evergreen Sentosa Fun Discovery Pass (from $60 for 60 tokens, 2 free island admissions) is the best baseline. Expect birthday promos for residents around late July; Mandai's parks and the national museums typically join with citizen specials too.

The telcos turned SG60 into a perks war, per their own press releases: Singtel gave every 4G/5G postpaid customer free unlimited local data for the whole of 9 August 2025, handed NDP and preview-show attendees a free 60-day 5G+ Priority Plus trial (worth $110), and launched a $6/month senior 5G+ SIM-only plan (66+, 180GB, capped at 6,000 sign-ups); StarHub bundled 'premium experiences from $60' across TV, mobile and broadband and opened 90+ TV channels free from 6–12 August; SIMBA credited $6 to anyone topping up $20 between 8–17 August. None of the telcos has announced SG61 plans yet — if the pattern holds, announcements land in late July or the first week of August. If you're due a SIM-only switch, waiting till early August could earn you a birthday bonus.

FairPrice Group's SG60 run last year was long and layered: 12 weeks of 50%-off deals on a rotating set of housebrand snacks (10 Jul–1 Oct), $0.60 hot kopi-O/teh-O for everyone at its coffee outlets (1 Jun–31 Aug), a 'Save Every Day' campaign with 400+ vouchers worth over $1,000 (12 Jun–10 Sep), limited-edition local-flavour chips, and a 4-day National Day weekend promotion (7–10 Aug) on daily essentials. Sheng Siong and Giant ran their own red-and-white weekly specials. Expect the same rhythm for SG61 — anchor promos from mid-July, then a National Day weekend push — and remember CDC supermarket vouchers stack on top of promo prices all the way through.