Channelnewsasia iconChannelnewsasiaSep 28, 2026 ~7 min source read

Singapore F1 2026: Where to party, brunch and watch the race weekend action

A practical guide to the main F1 weekend social spots in Singapore — who’s playing, dates, locations and what packages or price ranges to expect from the published listings.

Singapore gears up for F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026 with after-parties and race weekend brunches

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Like an annual ritual, the city will once again be packed with after-dark parties where you can see and be seen.

Ce La Vi offers sweeping views over Marina Bay, but you'll also want to stay for the parties that follow.

The festivities start on Thursday, Oct 8, with the Kick-Off Party as Milan-based Sgamo takes over the decks with his mix of hip-hop, rave, and global club sounds.

# Quick read This brief lists the main F1 weekend nightlife and brunch options covered in the preview for the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix. It focuses on event dates, venue details, headline acts and the public price points that were published.

# Overview of the weekend Oct 9–11. Race weekend activity spreads across the city before and after track time, with rooftop party venues, after-parties at heritage waterfront sites, and brunches that double as daytime parties. The listings below are venues that published specific events, dates and price ranges for F1 weekend.

# Venue summaries and what to expect

  • Ce La Vi (Marina Bay Sands, Tower 3)
  • Programming: Four-night run. DJs include Milan-based Sgamo (Kick-Off Party, Oct 8), Caiiro & Da Capo (Club Lounge, Oct 10), and Carl Cox headlining the Sunday night Club Lounge (Oct 11).
  • Sushisamba Singapore (168 Robinson Rd, Level 52)
  • Dates: Oct 10–11, brunch 12pm–3pm.
  • Format: Race to Samba Copacabana Brunch featuring Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian menu highlights, live stations (tomahawk steak, shrimp tempura, robata-grilled dishes, sushi), DJs and live saxophone and samba performances.
  • Amber Lounge (Clifford Pier, The Fullerton Bay Hotel)
  • Price: Passes start at S$850++ for all-area access and free-flow house pours. Amber Suite option for up to 10 guests priced at S$45,000++ with bespoke table service, caviar presentation and unlimited premium beverages.
  • Level33 (Marina Bay Financial Centre, #33-01)
  • Dates: Oct 9–11.
  • Offerings: Night Race Experience includes a three-hour free-flow beverage package (S$149++) and a four-course sharing menu (S$168++). A la carte options available throughout the weekend.
  • Notable point: Level33 operates a microbrewery and holds a Guinness World Records title for the world's highest microbrewery in a building.
  • Atlas (note: listing begins in the original piece but full details were not provided in the supplied excerpt)

# How to choose where to go

  • If you want rooftop views and big-name DJs, check Ce La Vi's lineup and admission tiers.
  • If daytime partying and a food-led experience matter, Sushisamba offers multi-cuisine live stations and structured brunch packages.
  • For late-night, celebrity-oriented after-parties with all-in packages, Amber Lounge lists premium pass and suite options.
  • If you prefer a seated dinner with bay views and craft beer options, Level33's menu-plus-free-flow packages are a practical match.

# Practical notes

# Bottom line The city's F1 social calendar mixes rooftop club nights, luxury after-parties and high-energy brunches. Publicly listed options cover a wide spectrum of price points and experiences, so pick by whether you prioritise headline DJs and views, a food-first brunch, late-night celebrity sets, or a craft-beer-plus-dinner approach.

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