National Day is over, but the SG61 season is not, and this is the part most guides stop updating. The best thing left is the free NDP coupon booklet, and we have gone through every coupon rather than describing it. Re-checked on 25 September, with the biggest deadline five days away: Shihlin's $6.10 Signature Mee Sua and drink, Domino's $1 Large Pizza (code 229715) and 20% off the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum all end 30 Sep. Lasting longer: Délifrance's $6.10 Signature Sandwich or Pie and Chen's 1-for-1 appetisers to 31 Oct, Xin Cuisine's 20% off à la carte to 29 Nov, a 1-for-1 adult buffet at Atrium Restaurant to 30 Nov, and giga!'s GIGANDP2026 ($19.90 5G plan at $13.90 a month for three months) to 31 Dec. COURTS' $10 off $100 ended on 14 Sep, and a good number of coupons now read FULLY REDEEMED, because many are capped by volume rather than by date.
National Day is over, but a good chunk of the SG61 season is not. The live entries below were re-verified on 25 September.
> Quick view: The free NDP coupon booklet is the best thing left: $6.10 Shihlin mee sua and a $1 Domino's pizza end 30 Sep, while a 1-for-1 hotel buffet runs to 30 Nov. Catch: many coupons are capped by volume rather than date, and already read FULLY REDEEMED. 9.9 has passed; the next big sale is 10.10, on Saturday 10 October.
Every National Day guide tells you the NDP coupons exist. Almost none tells you what is in them, so here is the booklet actually read, and re-read on 25 September. The National Day Discount Booklet is published by Green Dot Media, a private publisher rather than the government, and the full 2026 set of 141 eCoupons is free at greendotmedia.com.sg with no Singpass, no funpack and no login: you flash the coupon page at the counter, or key the code for online deals. Signing up only saves coupons into an eWallet. Each coupon carries its own Valid Until date, which is why the set outlives the parade by months. Still redeemable now, every date read off the publisher's own coupon pages: Shihlin, Signature Mee Sua + 1 drink at $6.10 (u.p. $10.40) to 30 Sep, at all outlets except Waterway Point, NEX and AMK Hub, not valid for delivery. Domino's, a $1 Large Pizza with any Regular at $25.90, code 229715 online or quoted at the counter, to 30 Sep. Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, 20% off admission to 30 Sep, which is now the only museum coupon left in the set. Délifrance, any Signature Sandwich or Pie at $6.10, 3pm daily till closing, up to 2 per transaction, at café outlets but not Express Corners, and it runs the longest of the food coupons at 31 Oct. Koufu, $0.50 off Bun Set A to 30 Sep, excluding outlets in schools, hospitals, the airport and Rasapura Masters. Ritz Apple Strudel, buy one mini strudel and get a second for $2 to 30 Sep, though the $2 one cannot be durian or strawberry. giga!, code GIGANDP2026 takes the $19.90 5G plan to $13.90/month for three months, to 31 Dec. GOMO broadband at $25.49 to 31 Oct, and The Straits Times at 10% off an annual subscription to 31 Dec, new subscribers and first year only. Three restaurant coupons that most roundups never listed run longer than the famous ones. Chen's, 1-for-1 appetisers or small plates (the free one of equal or lower value) with a $30 minimum spend on one receipt, $60 at Chen's Kitchen, dine-in or takeaway at Downtown Gallery, The Star Vista and PLQ Mall, to 31 Oct. Xin Cuisine, 20% off the à la carte menu for dine-in (not set menus or dim sum, and blackout dates apply) to 29 Nov. Atrium Restaurant, a 1-for-1 adult buffet to 30 Nov, not valid on child or senior rates. The last two are both at Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium on Outram Road and need a reservation made directly with the restaurant, not through a booking app. Gone. COURTS' $10 off $100 ended on 14 Sep. These others were live in August and now read FULLY REDEEMED, so ignore any post still promoting them: the Asian Civilisations Museum and Peranakan Museum free-entry coupons, Harry's $61 off $120, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf's 30% off, Eu Yan Sang's free Essence of Chicken, Eat Pizza's free Cheesy Bakes and Kin Teck Tong's throat drops. That is the structural catch worth knowing: a good number of these coupons are capped by volume rather than by date, so an unexpired coupon is not the same as an available one. Open the individual coupon page before you plan a trip around it.
Free NDP eCoupons at greendotmedia.com.sg, no Singpass or login · Shihlin mee sua set $6.10 to 30 Sep · Domino's $1 Large Pizza (code 229715) to 30 Sep · Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum 20% off to 30 Sep · Délifrance $6.10 sandwich or pie to 31 Oct · Chen's 1-for-1 appetisers to 31 Oct · Xin Cuisine 20% off à la carte to 29 Nov · Atrium Restaurant 1-for-1 buffet to 30 Nov · giga! GIGANDP2026 to 31 Dec · ENDED OR FULLY REDEEMED: COURTS (14 Sep), the museum free-entry, Harry's and Coffee Bean coupons
Valid till 31 Dec 2026
Sony's SG61 promotion ran 31 July to 23 August and is over, and on 2 September the storewide codes MRT30 and MRT100 had been taken off the promotions page entirely rather than left sitting there expired. They have been replaced, which is the useful part: Sony rotates its storewide codes monthly, so the SG61 set closing was never the end of the discount. The September set, all Sony Store Online exclusives applied at checkout: LEVEL29 takes $29 off a $200 minimum spend, LEVEL49 takes $49 off $400, and LEVEL109 takes $109 off $1,000. Note the shape of that ladder, because it rewards a bigger basket sharply: 14.5% at the $200 tier against 10.9% at $1,000, so the cheapest tier is proportionally the most generous and there is no reason to pad an order up to $1,000 for the headline number. Running alongside is a Play & Win game for up to an extra $60 voucher. Three more layers stack on top and are worth more than the codes on a big-ticket item. PayLater by Grab, valid to 30 Sep: PAYLATERIT8 ($8 off $250), PAYLATERIT25 ($25 off $700) and PAYLATERIT55 ($55 off $1,400, 8 or 12-month instalment plans only). SPayLater: $25 off $300 for new users, $10 off $250 for existing ones. My Sony Rewards: new members get a $5 voucher that Sony states is stackable with all ongoing promotions across every Sony Store. Separately, students and corporate-programme members can reach up to 25% off, and eligible Alpha and ZV camera models still come with complimentary LCD screen protection, collected in person at Sony Store Wisma or Sony Store 313. The one thing to check before you count on any code is the exclusion list, which was long during SG61 and is set per campaign. Full details →
September promo codes, Sony Store Online exclusive: LEVEL29 $29 off min $200 · LEVEL49 $49 off min $400 · LEVEL109 $109 off min $1,000 · PayLater by Grab to 30 Sep 2026: PAYLATERIT8 $8 off $250, PAYLATERIT25 $25 off $700, PAYLATERIT55 $55 off $1,400 (8 or 12-month instalments) · SPayLater $25 off $300 new users · $5 voucher for new My Sony Rewards members · up to 25% off student and corporate programmes
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We previously listed KFC's So Shiok Feast sharing bundle at $39.95 as running to 23 August. On checking KFC Singapore's own site on 20 August it no longer appears anywhere: not in the bestsellers, not among the limited-time items and not on any of the brand's live promotion pages, so we are not restating it as a live price. What KFC does publish right now is better value and runs far longer. $4 off the 8 pcs Super Savers Feast with OCBC, 1 August to 31 December 2026: enter the first six digits of your OCBC credit or debit card on the Promo Code page in the KFC app or on kfc.com.sg. It is delivery only, one redemption per transaction, full payment must be on the OCBC card, it does not stack with other codes or offers, and it is not available at KFC Sentosa or Singapore Zoo. Separately, KFC's Weekday Deals start at $5: the $5 BBQ Tenders Burger Meal, the $5.50 Cheesy Tenders Twister Meal, the $5.50 Famous Bowl Meal and the $6.50 Mac 'N Cheese Bowl Meal, each with a regular side and drink, but only after 11am on weekdays, dine-in and takeaway only (not KFC Delivery, GrabFood, foodpanda or Deliveroo), and not at Sentosa, the Zoo or Jewel Changi Airport. For the full parade recap plus every restaurant and hotel NDP deal, see our National Day 2026 guide linked below this list.
$4 off the 8 pcs Super Savers Feast with OCBC cards, 1 Aug to 31 Dec 2026, delivery only, excl. Sentosa & Singapore Zoo, not stackable · Weekday Deals from $5 (after 11am, dine-in/takeaway only, excl. Sentosa, Zoo & Jewel)
Valid till 31 Dec 2026
You don't need to wait for an SG61 announcement here, because the standing local-resident pricing already beats what National Day promos delivered. It is also the reason this entry survives when almost everything else on the page has closed: none of it was a National Day promotion in the first place. Re-checked against Mount Faber Leisure's own Local Promos page on 25 September. Still running: Sentosa Line round trips at $2 per person on weekdays for Singapore Citizens, PRs and local residents with valid passes, 1 June to 31 December 2026. Adults are usually $4 and children aged 4 to 12 are $3, so the promo brings both down to a flat $2. Two catches that decide whether you can actually use it: the fare is sold only over the Singapore Cable Car ticketing counters and Sentosa Guest Services counters, never online, and it excludes public holidays. Wings of Time at $12 for standard seats (u.p. $22) on the 7.40pm and 8.40pm shows daily runs to 30 September, so it has just over two weeks left. Now closed: the two SG61 local exclusives we listed in August, the 1-for-1 Cable Car SkyPass at $35 for two and the 1-for-1 SkyOrb Cabin at $48 for two, both ended 31 August and have since been removed from the Local Promos page altogether. Figure Factories' $89 Mini-Me figurine with the commemorative SG61 base also ran only to 31 August. If you go often, the Faber Licence annual membership at $45 includes year-round cable car access and is the better maths than repeat $2 trips past about twenty-two rides. Bring proof of residency for every one of these.
Sentosa Line round trip $2/pax weekdays for locals (counter purchase only, excludes public holidays), 1 Jun to 31 Dec 2026 · Wings of Time $12 standard seat (u.p. $22), 7.40pm and 8.40pm shows, to 30 Sep · ENDED 31 Aug and now off the page: the 1-for-1 SkyPass ($35 for two) and 1-for-1 SkyOrb ($48 for two)
Valid till 31 Dec 2026
Now closed. This was the longest-running major SG61 promo of the season: Singtel's National Day Deals ran 25 July to 30 August 2026. It leans hard on birthday-number pricing, and the gadget side needs no plan at all. National Day bundles start at $61 with savings quoted up to 74%, and there is a whole under-$61 shelf of earbuds, chargers and power banks, which is the easiest thing on this page to actually use before it closes. On contract, port-ins to SIM-only plans carry 10% off the monthly recurring price, there is a $12/month seniors plan with unlimited 5G+ local data, unlimited calls and 50GB Malaysian roaming, and handset offers run to an iPhone 17 Pro Max from $0 on an eligible two-year 5G+ Priority plan. Broadband sign-ups come with grocery vouchers: $100 on the 10Gbps plan from $49.90/month, $120 with the TV pack. One perk has already closed: the free preview of 110+ TV channels ran 7–11 August over the long weekend and is finished, so ignore any post still promoting it. Last year's SG60 headline, free unlimited local data for all postpaid users on 9 August, had no SG61 equivalent.
ENDED 30 Aug 2026. What ran: National Day Deals · bundles from $61 (up to 74% off) · gadgets under $61, no plan needed · 10% off monthly SIM-only plans on port-in · $12/mo unlimited seniors plan · $100 grocery voucher with 10Gbps broadband
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Now closed, having run right to the end of August. The menu confirmed more than we originally listed. Pizza Hut's National Day campaign (27 Jul–31 Aug) leads with the National Day Bundle from $61, sized 6–8 pax, alongside 2 Regular pizzas for $22 or 2 Large for $33. The offer we had missed is the sharpest one on the menu: 50% off 2 Regular Cheesy 7 pizzas and 50% off 2 Large Cheesy 7 pizzas, which is worth checking against the flat 2-for-$22/$33 deals before you order, because the Cheesy 7 line is the expensive one. The two limited local-flavour pizzas are the reason to bother: Cheesy 7 Durian is back for SG61 at $16.90 for a Regular Pan, and the new Cheesy 7 Otah Laksa (spicy chicken, otah paste, laksa sauce, red onions and parsley on the seven-cheese base) is $33.95, the same price as the rest of the Cheesy 7 range (Cheesy Spinach, Truffle Shroom 'N' Chicken Bacon, Beef Pepperoni, Hawaiian and Original). Cheesy 7 also comes in boxes: Sharing (2–3 pax), Feast (3–4), Party (5–6) and Indulgence (8–10). One thing to note if you saw this deal shared over the long weekend: the extra $6.10 off all takeaway bundles was an 8–10 August offer only and has ended, so the bundle is back to $61 rather than $54.90. Full details →
ENDED 31 Aug 2026. What ran: National Day Bundle from $61 (6–8 pax) · 2 Regular pizzas $22 / 2 Large $33 · 50% off 2 Cheesy 7 pizzas (Regular or Large) · Cheesy 7 Durian $16.90 Regular Pan · new Cheesy 7 Otah Laksa $33.95 · 27 Jul–31 Aug
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Now closed, and the 61-cent National Dish went with it on the final day. We had this listed as a single plushie at three stamps. The stamp card actually runs five reward tiers, so it is worth a lot more than we said. Spend S$10 at Lau Pa Sat to earn one stamp (up to two combined same-day receipts, verified at the Food Folks counter), then: 3 stamps = a free limited-edition blind-bag plushie, 5 stamps = $5 off the *Hawker Wars: Lau Pa Sat Edition* card game, 6 stamps = a second free plushie, 9 stamps = a third free plushie, and 12 stamps = the card game free. Redemption has moved: it was at the Hawker Wars Market from 7–15 August, and from 16–31 August it moved to Food Folks @ Lau Pa Sat. All rewards are while stocks last. The finale was 31 August: the dish that won the *Vote for Our National Dish* poll held 7–15 August was sold for 61 cents that day via the FairPrice Group app, limited to the first 100 redemptions. The rest of the event programme has closed: the Hawker Wars Market game zone, the Catch-a-Satay Challenge and the mascot walkabouts all ran to 15 August. Merchandise and card games can also be bought outright at Food Folks if you would rather not collect stamps. Full details →
ENDED 31 Aug 2026. What ran: Hawker Wars stamp card, spend S$10 = 1 stamp (max 2 receipts/day) · free blind-bag plushie at 3, 6 and 9 stamps · $5 off the card game at 5 stamps, free at 12 · redeem at Food Folks @ Lau Pa Sat 16–31 Aug · winning National Dish at 61¢ on 31 Aug, first 100 redemptions on the FairPrice Group app · while stocks last
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Now over. This ran without a published end date, on a while-stocks-last basis, and the way it ended is the clearest signal available: on 2 September mcdonalds.com.sg/curryburgers, the campaign page we had been linking to, returns a 404 rather than a sold-out notice. The biggest fast-food National Day play of 2026, co-created for Old Chang Kee's 70th anniversary. Wave 1 from 9 Jul: Curry Potato Chicken Burger (single/double, with OCK's signature curried-potato filling + fried egg), Curry McShaker Fries, Pineapple Coconut Pie, Sweet Potato Mochi Balls, Mango Soft Serve, and collectible Curry Sauce Bottles in 4 random designs ($5.50 with meal / $8.90 a la carte). Wave 2, from 23 Jul: Rendang Curry Beef Burger (beef patties in rendang sauce over a fried egg with onions) as an Extra Value Meal from $9.50 (single) / $12.30 (double), plus a limited-edition Insulated Lunch Bag at $9.90 with every meal purchased; the matching Lunch Bag Charm is open to MyMcDonald's members for 1,500 MyM points (app, selected restaurants). Islandwide incl. Drive-Thru and delivery, limited time, while stocks last. The merchandise in particular tends to sell out well before the food items do. The restrictions McDonald's prints on its own page and nobody repeats: the merchandise is limited to one item per meal, not applicable to a la carte orders, not available at McDonald's Dessert Kiosks, and cannot be combined with any other ongoing promotion, discount, offer or privilege, so you cannot put the $9.90 lunch bag on top of an app deal. Full details →
ENDED. What ran: Rendang Curry Beef Burger EVM from $9.50 · $9.90 Insulated Lunch Bag with every meal (1 per meal, no stacking, not at Dessert Kiosks) · Lunch Bag Charm 1,500 MyM pts · islandwide, while stocks last
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Now closed. Gain City's 'Go Beyond' National Day sale ran 27 July to 10 August 2026 and was the sharpest appliance mechanic of the season: $61 off for every $500 spent on selected air conditioners, which scaled (a $2,500 system took $305 off), plus the Eikou LumiFlow DC stand fan at $89 with a qualifying purchase and a DENZA D9 MPV lucky draw. Two details worth remembering if you are reading a recycled post about it: the $61-per-$500 discount was online-store only, not available in the physical showrooms, and Daikin, Gree and Fujitsu units were excluded along with every System 1, portable and casement model. Gain City runs product-specific promotions year-round and continued to list National Day-branded offers into mid-August, but we could not load its official promotions page to confirm current dates, so we are not quoting any figures here. Check gaincity.com directly before you plan a purchase around one. The stacking logic still holds whenever you do buy: Climate Vouchers on eligible energy-efficient models, and LifeSG Credits where accepted, cut far more off the final price than the headline discount does. Full recap →
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Now closed. Harvey Norman's National Day play was an event rather than a month-long flyer: The Kopitiam Party ran Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 August, 10.30am–9.30pm, at the Millenia Walk flagship (Promenade MRT). A $100 single-transaction spend bought two shots at value: a Pay-Just-$1 Lucky Draw, where winners took major prizes like a 1-gram gold bar, a 55-inch TV or a branded laptop for a dollar, and a 'Crack and Sure-Win' activity where every qualifying shopper walked away with a soundbar, espresso machine or Bluetooth speaker. Small cooking appliances carried an extra 12% off, and qualifying purchases came with hand-pulled kopi or teh tarik and gem biscuits. The longer-running mechanic, a Spin & Bao Win on $899+ purchases with up to 50% of purchase value back, outlasted the two-day party but closed on 10 August. Nothing from this campaign is redeemable now. Harvey Norman runs monthly flyers year-round, so check its current catalogue rather than a recycled Kopitiam Party post.
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Now over. Shopee's 8.8 National Day sale (SG61 edition) peaked on Saturday 8 August 2026, the day before National Day, with the main sale opening 8pm the night before and pay-day extensions running into the long weekend. If you missed it, 9.9 on 9 September has now passed too, so the next double-date event is 10.10 on Saturday 10 October 2026, followed by 11.11 on Wednesday 11 November. For most categories those are the better ones anyway: 8.8 is the sale the platforms dress up as a National Day event with birthday-number vouchers and 'support local' pushes, while the Q4 double-dates, and 11.11 above all, carry the deeper voucher pools. The stacking rule does not change between double-date sales, so the prep is the same: one store voucher plus one platform voucher plus one free-shipping voucher per order, all claimed before the sale opens, because the good ones are capped and go in minutes. Cart your wishlist early and compare the delivered checkout total against Lazada rather than the advertised discount, that is the only number that matters.
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Now over. Lazada ran its 8.8 sale the same week as Shopee's, peaking on the same Saturday 8 August 2026 and dressed up as a National Day celebration with themed vouchers and local-brand pushes. 9.9 on 9 September has also passed, so next is 10.10 on Saturday 10 October 2026, then 11.11 on Wednesday 11 November, the biggest voucher pool of the year and the right target for big-ticket wishlist items. The Lazada mechanics to prepare for are the same each time: stackable store, platform and free-shipping vouchers, LazMall official-store deals with an authenticity guarantee and 15-day returns, first-order vouchers for new users, and bank-card tie-ups, DBS, OCBC, UOB, Citi and Standard Chartered typically run double-date vouchers across both platforms, for an extra cut. Cart your wishlist early, claim vouchers before the clock, and compare final checkout prices against Shopee item by item. Platform-level discount claims are close to meaningless; the delivered total is what you are actually choosing between.
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Now closed. Springleaf's 'Back in My Days' campaign ran 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 finished with the biggest one: the Mini Ultimate Murtabak at $6.10, down from $10.90, from 29 July to 4 August. All of those prices are gone; the regular menu is back at normal pricing, dine-in at all outlets except Tang Plaza. Springleaf trailed an 'SG61 Ultimate Series' prata for 9 August but has not published prices or dates for it, so treat that as unconfirmed. Kept here so anyone still circulating the $0.61 plain prata post knows it ended on 21 July.
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The supermarket side of SG61 has now closed. FairPrice's member-locked linkpoints bundles at $6.10 and $16.10 ran from 24 July and finished their final rotation on 15 August; the Cheers and FairPrice Xpress push at up to 56% off selected lines closed on 19 August. Checked again on 20 August, FairPrice's own promotions page carries no National Day, SG61, $6.10 or $16.10 offer at all, the live banners are ordinary supplier promotions and the 7th Month Festival range, so if you have just been sent one of these bundles, it is a recycled post. Giant's grocery push ran 16–29 July and ended earlier still. The stacking rule remains true and is worth acting on anyway: CDC vouchers apply on top of promotional prices at FairPrice, Sheng Siong, Giant and Prime, so the supermarket allocation is better spent than saved. The last FairPrice Group tie-in, the 61-cent winning National Dish at Lau Pa Sat (item 7), was redeemed through the FairPrice Group app on 31 August and has also ended.
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| Free NDP coupons (Discount Booklet) | STILL LIVE | Per-coupon expiry, 30 Sep to 31 Dec | 141 eCoupons free at greendotmedia.com.sg, no Singpass, no login; several now fully redeemed |
| Shihlin (NDP coupon) | ENDS 30 SEP | 1 Jul to 30 Sep 2026 | Signature Mee Sua + drink $6.10 (u.p. $10.40); excl. Waterway Point, NEX, AMK Hub; no delivery |
| Domino's (NDP coupon) | ENDS 30 SEP | to 30 Sep 2026 | $1 Large Pizza with any Regular at $25.90, code 229715, online or over the counter |
| Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum | ENDS 30 SEP | 1 Jul to 30 Sep 2026 | 20% off admission; the only museum coupon left in the 2026 set |
| Sony Store September codes | ENDS 30 SEP | September 2026 | LEVEL29 ($29 off $200), LEVEL49 ($49 off $400), LEVEL109 ($109 off $1,000), online only; PayLater tiers to 30 Sep |
| Wings of Time (locals) | ENDS 30 SEP | to 30 Sep 2026 | $12 standard seats (u.p. $22), 7.40pm and 8.40pm shows |
| Delifrance (NDP coupon) | ENDS 31 OCT | 1 Jul to 31 Oct 2026 | $6.10 any Signature Sandwich or Pie, 3pm daily till closing, max 2 per transaction |
| Chen's (NDP coupon) | ENDS 31 OCT | 1 Jul to 31 Oct 2026 | 1-for-1 appetisers or small plates, min spend $30 ($60 at Chen's Kitchen), dine-in or takeaway |
| Xin Cuisine (NDP coupon) | ENDS 29 NOV | to 29 Nov 2026 | 20% off the à la carte menu, dine-in, not set menus or dim sum; book directly, blackout dates apply |
| Atrium Restaurant (NDP coupon) | ENDS 30 NOV | to 30 Nov 2026 | 1-for-1 adult buffet, dine-in, book directly; not on child or senior rates |
| KFC x OCBC | RUNS TO 31 DEC | 1 Aug to 31 Dec 2026 | $4 off the 8 pcs Super Savers Feast, delivery only, excl. Sentosa and Singapore Zoo |
| Singapore Cable Car $2 round trip (locals) | RUNS TO 31 DEC | 1 Jun to 31 Dec 2026 | Sentosa Line $2/pax on weekdays, counter purchase only, excludes public holidays |
| giga! GIGANDP2026 (NDP coupon) | RUNS TO 31 DEC | 1 Jul to 31 Dec 2026 | $19.90 5G plan at $13.90/mth for 3 months, new lines only |
| COURTS (NDP coupon) | ENDED 14 SEP | 1 Jul to 14 Sep 2026 | Was $10 off a $100 spend, in store only; the coupon now also reads fully redeemed |
| Singtel National Day Deals | ENDED 30 AUG | 25 Jul to 30 Aug 2026 | Was bundles from $61 (to 74% off), under-$61 gadgets, 10% off SIM-only on port-in |
| Pizza Hut National Day | ENDED 31 AUG | 27 Jul to 31 Aug 2026 | Was the $61 bundle (6-8 pax), 50% off 2 Cheesy 7, Durian $16.90, Otah Laksa $33.95 |
| Lau Pa Sat Hawker Wars stamp card | ENDED 31 AUG | 30 Jul to 31 Aug 2026 | Was plushies at 3, 6 and 9 stamps, free card game at 12, 61-cent National Dish on the last day |
| Cable Car 1-for-1 SkyPass & SkyOrb | ENDED 31 AUG | 15 Jul to 31 Aug 2026 | Was SkyPass $35 for two and SkyOrb $48 for two; both now off the Local Promos page |
| ACM & Peranakan Museum (NDP coupons) | FULLY REDEEMED | to 31 Aug 2026 | Was free entry for Singaporeans and PRs, first 61 visitors a day; coupons now closed |
| Harry's & Coffee Bean (NDP coupons) | FULLY REDEEMED | to 31 and 30 Aug 2026 | Was $61 off a $120 bill and 30% off a regular drink; both capped by volume and now gone |
| McDonald's x Old Chang Kee curry collab | ENDED | from 9 Jul 2026, while stocks lasted | Was the Rendang Curry Beef Burger EVM from $9.50 and a $9.90 lunch bag; campaign page now 404s |
| Sony Store SG61 (MRT30 / MRT100) | ENDED 23 AUG | 31 Jul to 23 Aug 2026 | Was $30 off $200 and $100 off $1,000, online only; codes removed from the promotions page |
| FairPrice / Cheers / Xpress | ENDED 15 & 19 AUG | 24 Jul to 19 Aug 2026 | Was $6.10 and $16.10 linkpoints bundles, and up to 56% off at Cheers |
| Gain City SG61 Aircon Sale | ENDED 10 AUG | 27 Jul to 10 Aug 2026 | Was $61 off every $500 on selected aircon, online store only |
| Shopee & Lazada 8.8 | ENDED 8 AUG | peaked 8 Aug 2026 | 9.9 (9 Sep) has also passed; next is 10.10 on Saturday 10 October |
National Day has passed, so this page is sorted by what survives rather than by what's coming. Every entry is labelled:
The useful way to read the tail of a sale season is by deadline, not by brand.
One structural point about the coupon booklet. Unlike everything else here, some NDP coupons are capped by *volume* rather than by date. Several now read FULLY REDEEMED even though their expiry has not passed, so an unexpired coupon is not the same as an available one. Open the individual coupon page before you plan a trip around it.
These are no longer redeemable, in case you have just been sent one:
This is the most misunderstood part of National Day season, so it is worth being precise. A lot of people searching for "NDP vouchers" are expecting government money and will not find any.
The free NDP coupons are real, but they are merchant coupons. What people mean by *NDP coupons* or *NDP vouchers* is the National Day Discount Booklet, published by Green Dot Media, a private publisher that has run it for more than 18 editions and originally distributed it inside NDP funpacks. It is a collection of retailer discounts bundled into one booklet and a matching e-coupon site.
You don't need a funpack or a parade ticket. The full collection is free online at greendotmedia.com.sg, with no Singpass and no ballot required. Physical booklets still go into funpacks for ticket holders, but since 2020 they have also been given out at heartland National Day celebrations islandwide, so the print copy is no longer the scarce item it once was.
They are not the same as CDC or SG60 vouchers. CDC vouchers are actual spending credit issued through Singpass. The $600 to $800 SG60 vouchers in July 2025 were a one-off 60th-birthday measure and no SG61 equivalent has been announced. The Discount Booklet gives you no credit at all, just discounts you still have to spend money to use.
They didn't expire with the parade, and September is the proof. The booklet is not tied to 9 August. It is still free online a month later, and the date that matters is the one printed on each individual coupon. The merchants inside run on their own schedules, and this year a good number stretch to 30 September, 31 October or 31 December. The print copies are a different story, since those went out in funpacks and at the heartland celebrations, which are long finished.
How to read a coupon before you travel for it. Two things decide whether a coupon is usable, and only one of them is the date. Check the Valid Until line, then check whether the coupon page has flipped to FULLY REDEEMED, because the volume-capped ones die first and they die without warning. After that, check the channel: several of the best coupons in the 2026 set are in-store only and explicitly excluded from the brand's own website, which is where people most often assume they will work.
Are they worth it? Selectively. Coupons quoting an absolute price, a fixed dollar amount off or a set deal price, are usually genuine savings. Percentage-off and "usual price" coupons are worth checking against the everyday shelf price first, because the stated baseline is sometimes flattering. Use the booklet as a shortlist to verify, not as a guaranteed discount.
8.8 and 9.9 are both done, so the online calendar now points at 10.10 on Saturday 10 October 2026, then 11.11 on Wednesday 11 November, which carries the deepest voucher pool of the year and is the right target for anything big-ticket you can wait on. The saving mechanics do not change between double-date sales: one store voucher, one platform voucher and one free-shipping voucher per order, a partner bank card, and a cashback app click-through on top. Our 7.7 Sale guide walks through the stack in full and all of it applies to 10.10. For appliances, add Climate Vouchers, CDC vouchers and LifeSG Credits where accepted.
One discipline matters more than any voucher: compare the delivered checkout total between platforms, not the advertised discount percentage. And 10.10 is not automatically the cheaper option for everything on this page. Several coupons above expire on 30 September, so for the small stuff the booklet is both sooner and cheaper than waiting almost a month for a platform sale.
*Live and dated deals are per the brands' own campaigns and announcements. Every NDP coupon detail above, including each expiry, exclusion and "fully redeemed" status, is read off the individual coupon pages at greendotmedia.com.sg, publisher of the National Day Discount Booklet, re-checked on 25 September 2026. Sony's September promo codes, PayLater and SPayLater tiers and the student and corporate programmes are per the Sony Store Singapore promotions page, and the MRT30 and MRT100 codes are treated as ended because they no longer appear on it. The KFC OCBC terms, including the delivery-only restriction and the Sentosa and Singapore Zoo exclusions, are per KFC Singapore's own updates page. The cable car and Wings of Time local rates, including the counter-purchase and public-holiday exclusions, are per Mount Faber Leisure's Local Promos page, where the 1-for-1 SkyPass and SkyOrb no longer appear. The McDonald's collab is treated as ended because its campaign page returns a 404. End dates for the Singtel, Pizza Hut, Lau Pa Sat, Gain City and Harvey Norman campaigns are per those brands' published sale windows. References to 2025 and SG60 promotions describe last year and are included only as a benchmark. All dates, prices and terms are set by the brands and can change; verify on official channels before you spend. Cover features the official NDP 2026 logo (source: ndp.gov.sg); MissLobang is an independent deals site and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Day Parade organisers.*
Some are, though the list is much shorter than it was in August. National Day sales are not a one-day event, and the 2026 season was built with a long tail. Re-checked on 25 September, these are still live: the free NDP coupons at greendotmedia.com.sg, where individual coupons run to 30 Sep, 31 Oct, the end of November and 31 Dec; Sony Store's September promo codes LEVEL29, LEVEL49 and LEVEL109, plus its PayLater tiers to 30 Sep; KFC's $4 off the 8 pcs Super Savers Feast with OCBC cards to 31 Dec; and Singapore Cable Car's $2 weekday round trip for locals to 31 Dec, with Wings of Time at $12 to 30 Sep. What has closed: Singtel's National Day Deals (30 Aug), Pizza Hut's $61 bundle and Lau Pa Sat's stamp card (both 31 Aug), the 1-for-1 SkyPass and SkyOrb (31 Aug), and the McDonald's x Old Chang Kee curry collab, whose campaign page now returns a 404.
This is the question most National Day guides skip, so here it is plainly. What people mean by 'NDP coupons' or 'NDP vouchers' is the National Day Discount Booklet, published by Green Dot Media, a private publisher rather than the government, which has run it for more than 18 editions. The full 2026 set of 141 eCoupons is free at greendotmedia.com.sg with no Singpass, no funpack and no login: you flash the coupon page at the counter, or key the code for online deals. Signing up only saves coupons into an eWallet. Physical booklets still go into NDP funpacks for ticket holders and are handed out at heartland National Day celebrations, but the online set is the same collection and easier to get. One thing to be clear about: these are merchant discounts, not spending credit. They are not CDC vouchers and not SG60-style government vouchers.
Read off the individual coupon pages on 25 September, nearest deadline first. To 30 Sep: Shihlin's Signature Mee Sua and drink at $6.10 (u.p. $10.40), excluding Waterway Point, NEX and AMK Hub and not valid for delivery; Domino's $1 Large Pizza with any Regular at $25.90 using code 229715; the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum at 20% off admission; Koufu's $0.50 off Bun Set A; and Ritz Apple Strudel's second mini strudel for $2. To 31 Oct: Delifrance's $6.10 Signature Sandwich or Pie, 3pm daily till closing; Chen's 1-for-1 appetisers or small plates with a $30 minimum spend ($60 at Chen's Kitchen); and GOMO broadband at $25.49. To the end of November: 20% off Xin Cuisine's à la carte menu (to 29 Nov) and a 1-for-1 adult buffet at Atrium Restaurant (to 30 Nov), both at Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium, dine-in only and by direct reservation. To 31 Dec: giga!'s GIGANDP2026 code, which takes the $19.90 5G plan to $13.90 a month for three months, and The Straits Times at 10% off an annual subscription. The important catch is that some coupons are capped by volume rather than by date. COURTS' $10 off $100 ended on 14 Sep, and the Asian Civilisations Museum and Peranakan Museum free-entry coupons, Harry's $61 off $120, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf's 30% off, Eu Yan Sang's free Essence of Chicken, Eat Pizza's free Cheesy Bakes and Kin Teck Tong's throat drops all read FULLY REDEEMED.
10.10, on Saturday 10 October 2026. 9.9 on 9 September has already passed, so 10.10 is the next double-date event on both Shopee and Lazada. After that comes 11.11 on Wednesday 11 November, which carries the deepest voucher pool of the year, so anything big-ticket that can wait should wait for it. The stacking mechanics are the same at every double-date sale: one store voucher, one platform voucher and one free-shipping voucher per order, paid with a partner bank card, with a cashback app click-through on top. For appliances, add Climate Vouchers, CDC vouchers and LifeSG Credits where they are accepted. The one habit that beats every voucher is comparing the delivered checkout total between platforms rather than the advertised discount percentage. Note though that 10.10 is not automatically cheaper than what is on this page: several coupons expire on 30 September and the Délifrance and Chen's ones on 31 October, so for small purchases they are both sooner and better value than waiting.
No SG61 government voucher has been announced. The $600 to $800 SG60 vouchers issued to Singaporeans in July 2025 were a one-off 60th-birthday measure, not an annual scheme, and nothing equivalent has followed for SG61. This is the single biggest source of confusion in National Day search traffic, because the phrase 'NDP vouchers' returns the free Discount Booklet, which is a set of merchant coupons rather than money. CDC vouchers are a separate, ongoing government scheme issued through Singpass and are unrelated to National Day. If you are looking for actual spending credit, CDC vouchers are the thing to check; if you are looking for discounts, the Discount Booklet is free and still has coupons running to the end of the year.
National Day 2026 fell on Sunday 9 August, Singapore's 61st birthday, so Monday 10 August was gazetted as a public holiday in lieu. That gave a three-day long weekend, which is why so many of the 2026 campaigns were built to run across it and then taper through the rest of August. SG61 pricing was the season's signature mechanic: items at $0.61, $6.10 or $61, or 61 percent off, mirroring the $0.60, $6 and 60 percent deals that flooded SG60 in 2025. Most of those birthday-number promos have now closed with the month, but the NDP coupon booklet still carries several $6.10 and $61 offers into September, and giga!'s $19.90-to-$13.90 5G deal runs to 31 December.
