From Friday, 2 October 2026, anyone holding a ticket to this year’s Singapore night race can walk up to the Level 1 Concierge at Jewel Changi Airport and claim a voucher pack worth S$100 in shopping and dining deals, listed on the Jewel F1 2026 promotion page. The race itself runs at Marina Bay from 9 to 11 October. Several of the airport’s race-season offers expire soon after it, so the next fortnight is when to use them.
Changi Airport and Jewel have lined up ten race-season offers in total, and where each one sits matters more than the headline number. Around half are in public areas, which means a Tampines resident with no travel plans can walk in and use them. The rest are past immigration. That second group includes a racing simulator built into a full-size F1 (Formula 1) car in Terminal 2, which is a far better use of a layover than watching the departures board.
A S$100 Pack for Ticketholders
The Jewel Ticketholder Privileges voucher pack runs from 2 to 11 October. It’s limited to one redemption per guest, while stocks last, and that second condition is the one to plan around. Race weekend is the worst time to count on a stack still being there, so a weekday visit in the first week is the safer bet.
The wording matters too. You get S$100 worth of deals, which is different from S$100 in cash. Read the terms on the Jewel F1 2026 promotion page before you build a shopping list around it.
Two more perks sit under the same “flash your F1 race pass or tickets” heading on that promotion page, so bring your ticket for these as well. The Changi Experience Studio on Jewel Level 4 has 1-for-1 Standard Rate tickets from 2 to 18 October, against a usual price of S$25. That’s two entries for S$25, or S$12.50 each, which is half price. Changi Lounge guests have a separate route in: they can top up S$5 for entry instead of paying S$25.
The Mastercard Maths
Mastercard holders get a competing Studio deal. The McLaren x Mastercard campaign list offers 20% off Studio standard tickets. Here’s how the two compare:
- Solo: 20% of S$25 is S$5, so the card brings one ticket to S$20. That beats the 1-for-1, where one person still pays S$25.
- Pair: the 1-for-1 wins clearly, at S$25 against S$40 for two card-discounted tickets.
- Three people: one 1-for-1 plus one card-discounted ticket would come to S$45.
The wider campaign runs from 14 September to 13 October. It covers more than 70 Jewel tenants plus participating outlets across Terminals 1 to 4, and most offers sit around 10% off regular-priced items. Some come with limits:
- Nong Geng Ji gives 12% off on a minimum spend of S$50, capped at S$20. The cap kicks in at S$166.67 (S$20 ÷ 12%). On a S$250 dinner, S$20 works out to 8%, not 12%.
- PAZZION takes S$20 off a nett spend of S$200. That’s 10% at exactly S$200, dropping to 5% on a S$400 receipt.
Check each shop’s line in the participating tenants list before you pay. Marimekko’s 10% is marked as valid for Jewel Privileges cardholders only. GODIVA’s entry says the discount applies to airport staff with a valid staff pass. Neither is guaranteed with a Mastercard alone.
The McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team merchandise has the steepest entry requirement. You need to spend S$1,000 at participating merchants in Singapore, across a maximum of 10 receipts. Only three kinds of card qualify: Maybank Mastercard Singapore, Maybank Mastercard Malaysia, and Mastercards issued outside Singapore and Malaysia. A Singapore Mastercard from any other bank is not on that list. If you do qualify, redeem at Jewel L2 West Gateway Garden or Terminal 2 Departure Hall, while stocks last.
Two Simulators Past Immigration
Both simulators are in departure transit, so you need a boarding pass for either.
Changi 1st: KitKat Break Zone Singapore in Terminal 2 Departure Transit has been open since 8 September and runs until 19 October. You sit in a full-size F1 car to drive the simulator, test your reflexes on a reaction wall, and try KitKat samples. On the shopping side, there’s KitKat Chunky in Changi-exclusive packaging, collectible KitKat F1 tins you can personalise, and limited-edition backpacks and caps.
In Terminal 3 Departure Transit, Changi 1st: Chivas Regal 16 Charles Leclerc Limited Edition runs until 26 October. Changi describes its simulator as Chivas Regal’s first racing car simulator in Asia. It was produced with LOTTE Duty Free Singapore and is only available at Changi.
The bottle it’s built around is the Chivas Regal 16 Year Old Charles Leclerc Limited Edition, billed as the first 16-year-old expression in the brand’s history. You can try a dram of the Limited Edition, the 18 Year Old or the Crystalgold.
If you only have time for one, choose KitKat. Sitting in a full-size F1 car beats a standard simulator rig. Chivas is the better pick for whisky fans, since it comes with a tasting and stays open a week longer.
Heineken World Bar, in the transit areas of Terminals 1 and 2, has been running a 1-for-1 Heineken Pint since 21 September. It ends on 11 October.
This offer is listed under the flash-your-ticket heading on the Jewel F1 2026 promotion page, so have your F1 pass ready before you order.
No Boarding Pass Needed
Jewel is open to everyone, flight or no flight. On #02-212/213 you’ll find the newest Chequered Flag store, which Changi calls Singapore’s largest motorsport-themed store. It’s open until 14 October and stocks official F1 merchandise, racing-inspired footwear, motorsports apparel and limited-edition collectibles.
There are no discounts listed for Chequered Flag, so treat it as a place to browse. Pair the visit with your voucher pack redemption downstairs and one trip covers both. More details are on the Chequered Flag page.
Race screenings run 9 to 11 October, covering both qualifying and the race. The main public venue is ST3PS in Terminal 3, Basement 2. Selected TV lounges in the transit areas of all four terminals are showing them too. Session times are on the ST3PS screening page.
Disney’s Mickey and Friends Racing Team Pop-up is in the Terminal 2 Departure Hall and Terminal 3 Arrival Hall until 13 October. It stocks glow-in-the-dark tees, tote bags, pins, caps and stickers, all with Mickey in his racing outfit. This is another themed Changi takeover, and it’s the easiest stop for anyone collecting for kids.
Pizza by the Half-Metre
For race night itself, Allora Ristorante & Bar at Crowne Plaza Changi Airport is serving a Grand Prix Platter for Two at S$58++ on 11 October only. The “++” means service charge and GST are added on top. The platter includes a Half-Metre Race Track Charcoal Pizza, wings, truffle fries, calamari and a chocolate mousse named The Checkered Flag.
If you order the platter, selected Happy Hour drinks cost S$10++ each throughout the race. You also get bar seats reserved in front of the big screens. For two people with two drinks each, that’s S$58 plus 4 × S$10, or S$98++ in total and S$49++ per person.
The Three Worth Your Time
If you have an F1 ticket, the voucher pack comes first, because F1 ticketholders can redeem it and it’s limited while stocks last. For two people, the Studio 1-for-1 is the clear winner at S$12.50 each. If you’re flying out, the KitKat simulator gets you into a full-size F1 car at the gate, which is a shiok (Singlish for deeply satisfying) way to spend time before boarding.
🗓️ Date: 8 September to 26 October 2026 (ticketholder voucher pack: 2 to 11 October 2026)
📍 Location: Jewel Changi Airport and Changi Airport Terminals 1 to 4
💰 Price: Voucher pack with S$100 worth of Jewel deals for F1 ticketholders; Changi Experience Studio 1-for-1 at S$25 for two; Allora Grand Prix Platter for Two at S$58++
🔗 Details: Jewel F1 2026 promotions
The voucher pack is the offer most likely to run out, so plan that trip first. Put 2 October in your calendar, check the vouchers’ terms on the Jewel F1 2026 promotion page, and bring your race ticket to the Level 1 Concierge. After that, spend whatever time you have left in the simulator!
Visuals courtesy of Changi Airport Group.
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