If you were one of those people who got excited over the new POP MART Store & Bakery at RWS, you’ll probably want to bookmark this too. Pop Toy Show Singapore 2026 is happening from 21st to 23rd August 2026 at Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre.
Collectors can look forward to exclusive Pop Mart figures, new product launches, and appearances by Pop Mart artists. One highlight to watch out for is the debut of the Molly Chrysanthemum Ice Cream figure – which already sounds like the kind of drop that’ll have people queueing first and worrying about shelf space later.
Pop Toy Show 2023.
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Collectors can look forward to a line-up of exclusive designer toys, limited-edition collectibles, and artist creations at Pop Toy Show Singapore 2026. And if you want some Singapore-exclusive figurines in your collection, here’s your chance.
This year’s headliner is MOLLY, who celebrates her 20th anniversary with the first Singapore launch of the MOLLY Chrysanthemum Ice Cream figure. You should also not miss anniversary highlights like the MEGA ROYAL MOLLY 400% 20th Anniversary and MOLLY 20th Anniversary Exhibition Exclusive Fridge Magnet.
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There’ll also be POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 exclusives to look out for, including KUBO: Soup Dumplings, CHAKA Unicorn: Abide in the Light, and HACIPUPU Giraffe.
Besides the big-name drops, Pop Toy Show Singapore 2026 will also spotlight homegrown creators and brands. Singaporean artist Rex Lee will be bringing My SpaceCats to the show, with Kensington Mau and Wonka Mau as part of its PTS Exclusive Limited Edition Collector Series.
Local lifestyle and stationery brand Pigeoncrafts will release the PTS Exclusive Pigeoncrafts Random Character Keychain, featuring its playful original characters. Then there’s Sad Shrimps, another Singapore lifestyle brand known for colourful illustrations. This will be the first time she’s debuting her blind boxes and blind bags, which we think will be sibei cutesy.
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Also look out for Precious Thoughts, which is returning for its 3rd consecutive year with URDU’s vintage Sanrio art toy collection in limited quantities.
For Pop Mart fans, there’ll be artist appearances to look forward to. This includes Mexican artists Catmynt and Jenny Cherry, who will be making their first appearances in Singapore.
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Catmynt will present a Maneki Neko-inspired creation inspired by nature and the power of thunder. Meanwhile, Jenny Cherry will launch Kawaiiju Rainbow Glow, a Singapore-exclusive special edition limited to just 5 hand-painted pieces. You know what they say: the early bird catches the worm…
Tickets for Pop Toy Show Singapore 2026 are currently on sale, with adult tickets starting from $40 for a standard 1-day pass. The Standard Ticket is priced at $40 if you get it pre-event, or $45 during the event. This gives you 1-day access, with entry from 11am.
For the full collector experience, there’s also the 3-Day Fun Pass at $268, which includes early hall access, 2 raffle slots, and a goodie bag worth $148.
Kids aged above 3 to 12 years old can enter with a Child Ticket at $12, though this does not include raffle draw entitlement. You can get the tickets on Pop Toy Show’s official website.
If your Pop Mart collection could use a few new additions, Pop Toy Show Singapore 2026 is worth bookmarking. Between the exclusive drops, local exhibitors, and artist appearances, this is one for collectors who are very much not “just browsing”.
Admission: $40/adult | $12/child
Dates: 21st-23rd August 2026
Location: Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Level 1, Halls A, B & C
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