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For Singapore's 61st National Day, Museum of Ice Cream Singapore is giving Singapore residents aged 61 and above complimentary admission with every full-priced ticket purchased, from 7 to 11 August 2026. To be clear on how it works: this is a seniors offer tied to a paid ticket — for each full-priced ticket you buy, one Singapore resident aged 61 or above gets in free, so it is the perfect window to bring your parents or grandparents along. Separately, throughout August, the museum's Scoop of the Month programme teams up with local chef Derek Cheong's Berempah Bros and Denzy Gelato on two limited-edition ice cream creations. Tickets and the senior offer are on tickets.museumoficecream.sg.

Homegrown celebration bakery Sweetest Moments is marking Singapore's 61st birthday with a 5-Day Flash Sale: from Monday 27 to Friday 31 July 2026, one signature treat drops each day at up to 61% off, but only inside a 12-hour overnight window from 6.10pm to 6.10am, while stocks last. Monday is the Nostalgic Tea Party Set (U.P. $38.90) at 61% off, Tuesday the Savoury Laksa Cookies at a flat $6.10 (U.P. $7.90), Wednesday the Coffee or Pandan Gula Melaka Swiss Roll (U.P. $19.90) at 61% off, Thursday a set of 10 National Day brownies (U.P. $19.00) at 61% off, and Friday the National Day Mini Cupcakes (U.P. $43.90) at 61% off. No code needed — the discount applies automatically at checkout, one redemption per customer. Sweetest Moments is halal certified.

itea is the Principal Partner and Official Tea Beverage Brand of NDP 2026, and it is marking SG61 by releasing 7,000 vouchers that bring an SG61 Strawberry Series drink down to S$0.61. The catch is that you have to guess a secret code on the itea app, and the vouchers go first-come-first-served. Three drops have already been and gone (200 on 11 July, 300 on 18 July, 400 on 25 July) — but they were the warm-up. The real one runs 1 to 9 August, daily from 10.00am to 11.01am, with 6,100 vouchers, which is 87% of the entire campaign. Miss the first three drops and you still get a S$0.61 discount voucher with no minimum spend, valid on anything except ice cream. The new Merlion Berry line-up: Merlion Berry Green Tea, Merlion Berry Frost and Merlion Berry Shiok, alongside limited-edition SG61 merch.

Auntie Anne's Singapore is marking SG61 with the cheapest pretzel you will see all year: the signature Cinnamon Sugar Pretzel at $0.61 instead of $3.90 on National Day itself, Sunday 9 August 2026, from 12pm. It is capped at the first 100 customers per outlet with one redemption per person, so roughly 1,200 pretzels islandwide across the 12 stores — turn up before noon or don't bother. Running alongside it, and far easier to actually get, are two brand-new local flavours on sale from 27 July to 31 August: the Milo Dinosaur Pretzel ($4.50), coated in white chocolate and buried under Milo powder, and the Horlicks Pretzel ($4.20), a maltier, creamier take on the same buttery dough. Both are available at all outlets, on delivery platforms, and online for corporate and bulk orders. Every Auntie Anne's outlet in Singapore is MUIS halal certified.

National Day is over, but the SG61 coupon season is not, and this is the part most guides stop updating. The best thing left is the free NDP coupon booklet, which we have read coupon by coupon. Re-checked on 18 October: the 30 September batch (Shihlin's $6.10 mee sua, Domino's $1 Large Pizza and 20% off the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum) has closed, and 70 of the 141 coupons now read FULLY REDEEMED. Ending 31 Oct: Délifrance's $6.10 Signature Sandwich or Pie, Chen's 1-for-1 appetisers and AltitudeX's $50 indoor skydive. Lasting longer: 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.