POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 Brings the World of Designer Toys to Marina Bay Sands
Looking for something different to add to your Singapore itinerary this August? POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 is bringing together some of the biggest names in designer toys, collectible art, character merchandise, and contemporary pop culture for three days at Marina Bay Sands.
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Returning for its fourth edition from 21 to 23 August 2026, the highly anticipated POP TOY SHOW (PTS) Singapore 2026 will transform the Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre into a playground for collectors, art toy enthusiasts, pop culture fans, and curious travelers.
The convention will feature exclusive product launches, limited-edition collectibles, international artists, Singaporean creators, blind boxes, sculptures, character merchandise, and special collaborations that are hard to find elsewhere.
For travelers searching for things to do in Singapore in August 2026, PTS Singapore offers an experience that goes beyond traditional sightseeing and shopping. It is an opportunity to explore the city’s contemporary creative scene while discovering collectibles inspired by art, fashion, pop culture, and character design.
Why POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 Should Be on Your Singapore Itinerary
Singapore is already known for its shopping malls, museums, food scene, architecture, and entertainment attractions, but events such as POP TOY SHOW offer visitors a glimpse into another side of the city.
Designer toys have grown from a niche collecting hobby into a global creative industry, combining illustration, sculpture, fashion, design, and popular culture. PTS Singapore brings that world together under one roof, making it particularly appealing to travelers looking for unique experiences and souvenirs.
The 2026 edition is expected to be especially exciting thanks to its extensive line-up of international and local creators, along with a number of highly limited releases.
For collectors, the attraction is obvious: some products are being launched for the first time in Singapore, while others are available exclusively at the event or in extremely limited quantities.
For casual visitors, meanwhile, the convention offers an entertaining way to spend a few hours exploring the creative side of Singapore.
MOLLY Celebrates 20 Years at POP TOY SHOW Singapore
One of the biggest highlights of POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 is MOLLY, which takes centre stage as this year’s headliner.
The beloved character is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and the milestone will be marked with several special releases.
Among the most anticipated is the MOLLY Chrysanthemum Ice Cream, which will make its first launch in Singapore at PTS 2026. The Singapore-exclusive release gives fans an opportunity to take home a piece created specifically for the local event.
Other anniversary highlights include the MEGA ROYAL MOLLY 400% 20th Anniversary and the MOLLY 20th Anniversary Exhibition Exclusive Fridge Magnet.
Collectors can also look forward to several POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 exclusives, including KUBO – Soup Dumplings, CHAKA Unicorn · Abide in the Light, and HACIPUPU Giraffe.
HIRONO Fans Can Look Forward to New Releases
MOLLY isn’t the only POP MART character attracting attention at the show.
HIRONO fans will have the opportunity to discover two new releases making their debut at PTS Singapore 2026: the Hirono Hisyphus Sculpture and the Hirono Dino Plush Doll Pendant.
The convention will also feature several POP MART artists, including NICKEL of SuperTuTu, Nightsays of 1001MOONS, and Dan of ZSIGA.
Meanwhile, CJ Chujia Yin of TinyTiny and Yanran Chen of KeyA will make their PTS Singapore debut.
For collectors, artist appearances add another layer to the experience, allowing fans to connect with the creative minds behind some of the characters and collectible pieces showcased at the convention.
International Designer Toy Artists Arrive in Singapore
One of the biggest reasons to visit PTS Singapore is its international line-up.
Artists and brands from different parts of the world will bring exclusive art toys, sculptures, character merchandise, and limited-edition creations to the Singapore show.
A major highlight is Lil’ Shit POPaganda by Matt Gondek x Ron English. The 7-inch sculpture will be limited to only 100 pieces, making it one of the releases collectors will likely be watching closely.
The piece will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis, with each customer limited to two pieces per day.
Mexican Artists Make Their Singapore Debut
Mexico-based artists Catmynt and Jenny Cherry will also make their first appearance in Singapore.
Catmynt will present a Maneki Neko-inspired creation influenced by nature and the power of thunder, while Jenny Cherry will launch Kawaiiju Rainbow Glow, a Singapore-exclusive special edition limited to only five hand-painted pieces.
For collectors who enjoy genuinely rare releases, these limited quantities could make the pieces among the most sought-after items at the show.
More Designer Toy Exclusives From Asia
The international showcase continues with exhibitors from across Asia.
Returning exhibitor Planetbear will bring a new blind box series to Singapore, while Maoco Land will introduce two limited products and debut Vivian, a new character portrayed as an elegant kitten with curly hair, dreamy eyes, and a love for everything shiny and sparkly.
From Indonesia, Kongandri x Ericnoah will present several PTS-exclusive releases. These include Owange Boy by Kongandri, limited to 70 pieces, alongside Mechasoul Gwen NV-01 and Mechasoul Yoshi NV-02 by Ericnoah.
Thailand’s Wood You Mind will showcase a Merlion-inspired piece as well as a limited-quantity Bunny Necklace, combining traditional craftsmanship with the playful aesthetic of contemporary art toys.
Singapore-Inspired Collectibles Make Great Souvenirs
Travelers looking for an unusual Singapore souvenir can also explore the event’s selection of locally inspired collectibles.
CHUCHUMEI will offer the CHUCHUMEI Loves Merlion Ceramic Coaster and the POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 Exclusive Postcard, while Yuna Park will launch a collection of art prints and PTS-exclusive products available for pre-order.
These pieces offer a more contemporary alternative to conventional Singapore souvenirs, incorporating familiar local imagery into collectible art and design.
Discover Singapore’s Homegrown Creative Scene
While international names will attract plenty of attention, PTS Singapore 2026 also provides a platform for Singaporean artists and independent brands.
Returning for its third consecutive year, Precious Thoughts will launch URDU’s vintage Sanrio art toy collection in highly limited quantities exclusively at POP TOY SHOW Singapore.
Singaporean artist Rex Lee will present My SpaceCats, featuring Kensington Mau and Wonka Mau as part of its PTS Exclusive Limited Edition Collector Series.
Centered around Mau and Kitty, SpaceCats explores themes of curiosity, joy, tenderness, and the wonder found in everyday moments.
Meanwhile, Singapore lifestyle and stationery brand Pigeoncrafts will launch the PTS Exclusive Pigeoncrafts Random Character Keychain. Its playful collection of original characters and quirky humor makes the brand particularly appealing to visitors who enjoy fun, design-led souvenirs.
Another local highlight is Sad Shrimps, a Singapore lifestyle brand known for its colorful illustrations. The brand will introduce its first-ever blind boxes and blind bags at this year’s event.
Meet Mox Monsters and Its Locally Made Toy Collection
Singapore-based independent toy factory Mox Monsters will also make its mark at PTS Singapore 2026 with the launch of Gold Fish Balls.
Designed by Singaporean artist scong and manufactured locally, the collection combines dark humor with small- to medium-sized injection-molded production runs.
Mox Monsters also highlights inclusive manufacturing, with disabled and less fortunate individuals involved in its production and packaging processes.
This makes the collection interesting not only from a design perspective but also as an example of how Singapore’s independent creative businesses are experimenting with more inclusive approaches to manufacturing.
POP TOY SHOW Is One of Many Things to Do in Singapore
For visitors planning a Singapore trip in August 2026, POP TOY SHOW can easily be combined with some of the city’s best-known attractions.
Its location at Marina Bay Sands makes it convenient to pair the convention with a day exploring Marina Bay. Visitors can explore the surrounding shopping, dining, entertainment, and waterfront attractions before or after heading to the show.
Travelers can also combine the event with Singapore’s museums, neighborhoods, hawker centers, shopping districts, gardens, and other attractions.
For families, the convention provides a colorful and interactive experience, while collectors can dedicate several hours to discovering exclusive releases and meeting artists.
For travelers who have already visited Singapore’s classic attractions, PTS offers another way to experience the city through its contemporary creative culture.
POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 Ticket Prices
Tickets for POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 are currently available, with Trip.com serving as the official ticketing partner.
The 3-Day Fun Pass costs S$268 and is limited to 1,500 tickets. Each account can purchase one Fun Pass, with availability on a first-come, first-served basis.
Fun Pass holders receive early entry on all three days, an additional product raffle slot, and a limited-edition goodie bag featuring MOLLY-themed and event-exclusive merchandise.
The goodie bag includes:
- Angry Molly Single Record Set “Do”
- Angry Molly 20th Anniversary Exhibition Exclusive
- POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 MOLLY Tote Bag
- MOLLY Enamel Pin Set
- MOLLY Luggage Strap
- MOLLY Pouch
Standard admission costs S$40 for tickets purchased before the event and S$45 during the event. Standard Tickets provide single-day access from 11am.
Child Tickets cost S$12 for children aged 3 to 12, while children aged 3 and under can enter without a ticket.
Visitors should note that Child Ticket holders can enter the event but cannot participate in product raffle draws or purchase POP MART products. Customers aged 13 and above, subject to prevailing regulations, are eligible to participate in product raffle draws and purchase blind boxes.
POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 Event Details
Event: POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026
Date: 21–23 August 2026
Venue: Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Level 1 – Halls A, B, and C
Public Hours: 11am–7pm daily
Last Admission: 6:30pm
3-Day Fun Pass: S$268
Standard Ticket: S$40 before the event / S$45 during the event
Child Ticket: S$12 for ages 3–12
Frequently Asked Questions About POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026
What is POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026?
POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 is a major designer toy and collectible convention featuring international artists, POP MART characters, independent toy brands, limited-edition products, artist collaborations, and Singaporean creators.
When is POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026?
POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 will take place from 21 to 23 August 2026.
Where is POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 held?
The event will be held at Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Level 1 – Halls A, B, and C in Singapore.
What time does POP TOY SHOW Singapore open?
The public event runs from 11am to 7pm daily, with last admission at 6:30pm.
How much are POP TOY SHOW Singapore tickets?
Standard tickets cost S$40 when purchased before the event and S$45 during the event. A 3-Day Fun Pass costs S$268, while Child Tickets cost S$12.
What is included in the POP TOY SHOW Singapore 3-Day Fun Pass?
The 3-Day Fun Pass includes early entry on all three days, an additional product raffle slot, and a limited-edition goodie bag containing MOLLY-themed and event-exclusive merchandise.
Is POP TOY SHOW Singapore good for tourists?
Yes. POP TOY SHOW Singapore is an interesting addition to a Singapore itinerary, particularly for travelers interested in shopping, design, art, pop culture, collectibles, and unique souvenirs.
What can I buy at POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026?
Visitors can shop for limited-edition designer toys, blind boxes, sculptures, plush items, keychains, art prints, character merchandise, Singapore-exclusive collectibles, and products from international and Singaporean artists.
Will MOLLY be featured at POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026?
Yes. MOLLY is the 2026 headliner and will be featured prominently as part of its 20th anniversary celebrations. Highlights include the Singapore-exclusive MOLLY Chrysanthemum Ice Cream, MEGA ROYAL MOLLY 400% 20th Anniversary, and other anniversary merchandise.
Are there Singapore-exclusive collectibles at the event?
Yes. Several products have been created specifically for PTS Singapore 2026, including MOLLY releases, CHUCHUMEI products, limited-edition art toys, and creations from international artists.
What other things can I do in Singapore after visiting POP TOY SHOW?
Because the event is held at Marina Bay Sands, visitors can easily combine it with attractions around Marina Bay, shopping, dining, museums, gardens, cultural neighborhoods, and Singapore’s famous food scene.
Plan Your Singapore Trip Around POP TOY SHOW 2026
With its combination of limited-edition collectibles, international artists, Singaporean creators, and exclusive POP MART releases, POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 is shaping up to be one of the city’s most interesting events for pop culture and design enthusiasts this August.
Whether you’re a dedicated collector hunting for rare pieces, a fan of MOLLY and other designer toy characters, or simply looking for unique things to do in Singapore, PTS Singapore offers a different perspective on the city.
And with Marina Bay Sands as its backdrop, visitors can easily turn a trip to the convention into a full day of Singapore shopping, dining, sightseeing, and entertainment.
For tickets and event updates, check the official POP TOY SHOW Singapore channels before visiting, particularly for announcements regarding product availability, entry arrangements, and limited releases.
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