The Ultimate Price Guide 2026: Movie Tickets In Singapore

Updated: 21 Sept 2026

Afina Najib

Written byAfina Najib

Senior Content Editor - Singapore

Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice.

How much does a movie ticket cost in Singapore? Regular adult tickets range from around S$8.50 to S$13.50 depending on the cinema and day — students and senior citizens pay less. The table below has the full breakdown, cinema by cinema.

An overview of movie ticket prices in Singapore 2026 

How much does a movie ticket cost in Singapore? Regular adult tickets range from around S$8.50 to S$13.50 depending on the cinema and day — students and senior citizens pay less. The table below has the full breakdown, cinema by cinema.

An overview of movie ticket prices in Singapore 2026 {#overview}

Cinema Monday to Thursday Friday to Sunday
WE Cinemas S$8.50 S$12.50
Shaw Theatres S$8.50 S$13
Cathay Cineplexes S$9 S$13
Golden Village S$9 S$13.50
Filmgarde Cineplexes S$9 S$13.50
The Projector S$13.50 S$13.50
Eaglewings Cinematics S$9.50 S$12.50

Say what you want about the convenience of streaming — some films are made for the big screen, where you get the full glory of surround sound and zero doorbell interruptions. And with tickets as cheap as S$4.25 with the right promo, you don't need to spend much for the experience.

 

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Golden Village (GV) movie ticket price 

While Golden Village isn't known to be the most affordable theatre, the trick is to look out for promotions. For instance, it once offered S$7 tickets for screenings after 9pm on Thursdays. Additionally, movie-goers also receive a S$2.50 discount each Wednesday when they purchase an online ticket through DBS PayLah. You could also rally your friends for a flick at select outlets to enjoy reduced prices — S$6.50 each for a group of five, S$7 each for a group of four, and S$7.50 each for a group of three.

Price List:

Ticket Type Day Price
Adults Weekdays / Weekends S$9, S$9.50 (New releases) / S$13.50
Students Monday to Friday before 6pm S$7
Senior Citizens Monday to Friday before 6pm S$5
GV Movie Club members Monday and Tuesday S$7
HSBC Movie Club members Weekdays (Red prepaid card) / All days (Silver prepaid card) S$7 (10-ticket package for S$70) / S$9.50 (10-ticket package for S$95)
HSBC / DBS/POSB Credit or Debit card holders Weekdays / Weekends S$8 / S$12.50

 

Shaw Theatres movie ticket price

Shaw Theatres is a household name in Singapore, whether you're in the heartlands or the city centre, known for being amongst the most budget-friendly of cinemas. Savour 1-for-1 deals every day as a UnionPay member, which amounts to S$4.25 for a regular weekday ticket. Maybank Platinum Visa card holders also get S$3 off with a minimum purchase of two tickets. On Sundays, M1 members are entitled to a pair of tickets for the price of one.

Price List:

Ticket Type Day Price
Adults Monday to Thursday / Friday to Sunday S$8.50, S$9.50 (new releases) / S$13
Students Monday to Friday before 6pm S$6.50
Senior Citizens Monday to Friday before 6pm S$4
OCBC Card holders Weekdays / Weekends S$7.50 / S$12
SAFRA members Weekdays / Weekends S$7.50, S$9 / S$10.50
SAFRA NSF Tuesdays S$7, S$8
SAFRA MovieMax Weekdays / Weekends S$7, S$8 / S$9.50

 

Cathay Cineplexes 

Cathay Cineplexes, a ubiquitous name with outlets islandwide, has the cheapest prices for students and senior citizens. PAssion Card holders can enjoy a bundle including a movie ticket and a S$5 F&B voucher for S$11.50 from Monday to Thursday, and S$14.50 from Friday to Sunday. Other ongoing promotions include 1-for-1 weekend movie tickets for HomeTeamNS Membership card holders, and 1-for-1 movies every Saturday for Singtel customers.

Price List:

Ticket Type Day Price
Adults Monday to Thursday / Friday to Sunday S$9, S$9.50 (new releases) / S$13, S$13.50 (new releases)
Students Mon, Wed–Fri before 6pm / Tuesday (all day) S$7 / S$6
Senior Citizens Mon–Fri before 6pm / Tuesday (all day) S$5 / S$4

 

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WE Cinemas 

Before it rebranded in 2011, WE Cinemas used to be Eng Wah Cinemas. Now, it has just one outlet in Clementi, though it rivals bigger names like Shaw Theatres and Cathay Cineplexes with its appealingly low ticket prices. Flash your credit card from one of the providers listed below for S$1 off your ticket — this deal does not include DBS/POSB cards.

Price List:

Ticket Type Day Price
Adults Monday to Thursday / Friday to Sunday S$8.50 / S$12.50
Students Mon–Wed (all day), Thu–Fri before 6pm S$7
Senior Citizens Monday to Friday before 6pm S$4.50
Amex / Citibank / HSBC / Maybank / PAssion / SC / UOB card holders Weekdays / Weekends S$7.50 / S$11.50

 

Filmgarde Cineplexes 

Boasting just three branches (Bugis+, Leisure Park Kallang, and Century Square), Filmgarde Cineplexes is among the lesser-known cinemas in Singapore. A S$3 top-up entitles students to a small popcorn and drink for weekday screenings before 6pm at the Century Square outlet. Get in on the 2's Value Deal too — a pair of movie tickets, a regular popcorn, a Calbee packet, a regular drink and a bottle of water for S$28 on a weekday or S$37 on a weekend.

Price List:

Ticket Type Day Price
Adults Monday to Thursday / Friday to Sunday S$9 (2D), S$11 (3D), S$9.50 (sneak previews/first week) / S$13.50 (2D), S$14.50 (3D)
Students (Century Square outlet only) Monday to Friday before 6pm S$7
Senior Citizens (55 and above) Monday to Friday before 6pm S$5

 

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The Projector 

A stomping ground for indie and arthouse film buffs, The Projector took over the now-defunct Golden Theatre on the fifth floor of Golden Mile Tower. The cultural hotspot offers highly curated titles, featuring the latest blockbuster hits alongside old-school classics for an alternative movie-going experience.

Price List:

Category Price
Adults S$13.50
Students, senior citizens (55+), NSF, disabled folk, domestic helpers S$11.50
Fan Club members S$11.50
Student Club and Senior Club members S$9.50

 

Eaglewings Cinematics 

Situated in KAP Residences Mall, this independent cinema offers a posh experience with three tiers. Standard halls seat 60–63 people, while platinum and gold theatres have 18 and 12 seats respectively, plus a two-storey penthouse-style lounge. Tickets can cost up to S$34 for gold class weekend screenings, but usual rates are far more accessible.

Price List:

Cinema Day Price
Eagle Classic – Adults Weekdays / Fri evenings–Sun S$9.50 / S$12.50
Eagle Classic – Students Weekdays (9am–5pm) S$6.50
Eagle Classic – Senior Citizens (55+) Weekdays (9am–5pm) S$5.50
Eagle Platinum Weekdays / Fri evenings–Sun S$22 / S$30
Eagle Gold Weekdays / Fri evenings–Sun S$26 / S$34

 

Student and senior citizen movie ticket prices at a glance 

Cinema Student price Senior citizen price
WE Cinemas S$7 S$4.50
Shaw Theatres S$6.50 S$4
Cathay Cineplexes S$6–7 S$4–5
Golden Village S$7 S$5
Filmgarde Cineplexes S$7 S$5
The Projector S$9.50–11.50 S$11.50
Eaglewings Cinematics S$6.50 S$5.50

Student and senior citizen rates typically apply on weekdays before 6pm — check each cinema's section above for exact hours and ID requirements.

 

Cheapest movie tickets in Singapore 

If you're chasing the lowest possible price, WE Cinemas' regular weekday rate (S$8.50) and Shaw's weekday rate (S$8.50, with UnionPay 1-for-1 bringing it to S$4.25) are hard to beat. Senior citizens get the cheapest deal at Shaw (S$4, weekdays before 6pm).

Before You Compare

01

Check your cinema chain

Discounts are often chain-specific — GV, Shaw and Cathay perks don't overlap

02

Confirm minimum spend

Some cards need a min. monthly spend to unlock movie rebates

03

Check the redemption cap

Movie discounts are usually capped per month, not unlimited

04

Factor in the annual fee

Weigh it against how often you actually watch movies

Best Credit Cards for Movies

Product
Card benefits
Annual Fee
Min. Income
Maybank Family & Friends Card
Maybank Family & Friends Card
0.22 - 8 % cashback
S$196.20
S$30000
UOB EVOL Card
UOB EVOL Card
0.3 - 10 % cashback
S$0
S$30000
OCBC Frank Card
OCBC Frank Card
0.3 - 10 % cashback
S$196.20
S$30000
Citi Rewards Card
Citi Rewards Card
1 - 10 points / dollar
S$196.20
S$30000

About the author

Afina Najib

Afina Najib

Spending most of her young writer's phase working as a freelancer, Afina's written for various industries ranging from e-commerce, travel to health and finance. Her expertise lies in her ability to make complex subjects like finance easy to consume for everyday readers.

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