An F1 after party in Singapore is not simply a late extension of the circuit programme. It is a separate evening booking, planned around the point at which the on-track sessions end and guests move into the next part of the night. In 2026, Amber Lounge runs at Clifford Pier on Saturday 10 October and Sunday 11 October, with doors at 9PM on both nights. The same opening time produces two distinct arrival patterns because the track schedule is different each day.
Amber Lounge is an independent private event, not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by Formula 1, the FIA or the race promoter, and a race ticket is not required to attend. Circuit access and this Singapore F1 after party are separate bookings. Anyone who wants circuit tickets should use the official promoter ticket site or the official F1 ticket store rather than treating an after-party booking as race admission.
What an F1 After Party Means During Singapore Race Week
Singapore's 2026 race programme is a sprint weekend at Marina Bay Street Circuit from 9 to 11 October. Friday has First Practice from 16:30 to 17:30 and Sprint Qualifying from 20:30 to 21:14. Amber Lounge does not run on Friday in 2026. Its programme is limited to the two nights that follow, Saturday and Sunday, so a useful plan starts with the exact session timetable rather than a generic idea of when racing ends.
The official timetable matters because "after party" does not mean every guest arrives after the flag at the same moment. Some people attend only the private event. Others move from the circuit after the final session. Doors establish when the room opens, while the track schedule shapes when different groups can realistically join it. That distinction is central to choosing between Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday: A Split Evening After the Sprint and Qualifying
On Saturday 10 October, the Sprint runs from 17:00 to 17:30. Qualifying then runs much later, from 21:00 to 22:00. Amber Lounge doors open at 9PM, exactly when qualifying is due to begin. That creates a staggered Saturday. Guests who are not attending the circuit can arrive from opening, while those watching qualifying will come after its scheduled 10PM finish. The room therefore does not have to fill in one single wave.
Saturday entertainment lists apl.de.ap and J. Rey Soul, of the Black Eyed Peas. Siangyoo, a Filipino DJ, is also on the bill. Set times and the running order are not published, so do not build an arrival plan around an assumed performance time. The reliable anchors are the 9PM doors and the official session finish. If qualifying is part of your day, treat the later arrival as the natural plan rather than trying to be at Clifford Pier when doors open.
Sunday: The Main Race Feeds the Night
Sunday 11 October is paced differently. The Grand Prix is scheduled from 20:00 to 22:00 over 62 laps. Doors at Clifford Pier still open at 9PM, but the race is expected to continue for another hour. Guests attending only the F1 party Singapore programme can enter from opening. Racegoers, however, will naturally start moving after the scheduled 22:00 finish, producing a more concentrated post-race arrival than Saturday's split sequence.
Eve is listed for Sunday, with Siangyoo also on the bill. Again, no set times or running order are established. The practical difference is not a promised performance schedule but the shape of the evening: Saturday has an early Sprint and late qualifying, while Sunday's main race ends around 22:00 and directs more of the racegoing crowd towards the after-dark programme at roughly the same stage of the night.
Amber Lounge at Clifford Pier
Amber Lounge Singapore takes place at Clifford Pier, The Fullerton Bay Hotel, 80 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049326. This is the after-party venue for both nights. Do not confuse it with Amber Penthouse, the separate race-viewing hospitality at The Fullerton Lighthouse, The Fullerton Hotel, 1 Fullerton Sq. Amber Penthouse runs Saturday and Sunday from 4PM till late and is sold as one two-day booking from S$6,000 per person.
Amber Lounge was founded in Monaco in 2003 and runs events in Monaco, Singapore and Abu Dhabi. For this f1 singapore party 2026 guide, the relevant choice is narrower: Saturday or Sunday at Clifford Pier, then the admission format within that night. A race ticket does not alter the Amber Lounge booking, and an Amber Lounge booking does not provide circuit entry.
Published Prices for Saturday and Sunday
Individual Club Passes start from S$850 on Saturday and S$1,250 on Sunday. Shared Deluxe Table places start from S$1,250 per person on Saturday and S$1,600 per person on Sunday. Shared Silver Table places start from S$2,100 per person on Saturday and S$2,400 per person on Sunday. These are the options for individuals or smaller groups that do not need to book a complete table.
For complete tables, a Deluxe Table for up to six starts from S$7,500 on Saturday and S$9,800 on Sunday. A Silver Table for up to eight starts from S$16,800 on Saturday and S$19,500 on Sunday. A Gold Table for up to eight starts from S$24,800 on Saturday and S$28,500 on Sunday. A Platinum Table for up to ten starts from S$38,500 on Saturday and S$50,000 on Sunday. An Amber Suite for up to ten starts from S$45,000 on Saturday and S$50,000 on Sunday. The Cocktail Table is sold out, and no price is quoted for it.
All Amber Lounge Singapore prices above are in Singapore dollars, shown as from prices, and are before 9% GST and a 3% merchant fee added at checkout. Compare Saturday and Sunday like for like, including the date, format and group size, before booking. The higher Sunday prices should not be read as circuit access or official race hospitality. They apply only to Amber Lounge's own private event.
Dress, Arrival and Booking
No detailed dress code is stated in the verified event information used for this guide. Check the current booking instructions before the night and choose an evening outfit that works for your full plan, particularly if you are moving from a circuit session rather than arriving directly. Do not rely on assumptions about race-day clothing, table service or a performer's timing where the event has not published a rule or schedule.
For arrival, use the full venue address and keep the two Saturday timings separate: doors at 9PM, qualifying scheduled to finish at 10PM. On Sunday, use the race's scheduled 10PM finish as the planning point if you will be at the circuit. Guests not attending the race can arrive from 9PM. This simple distinction avoids treating both nights as operationally identical when the published timetable shows that they are not.
To book, start with the Singapore event page for current Amber Lounge options, or use the contact page for a booking enquiry. Review the guide to table choices and the practical what-to-wear guide before deciding. If you also need circuit admission, buy it separately through the official channels, where current availability and terms belong.
Questions About the F1 After Party in Singapore
When is the F1 after party in Singapore in 2026?
Amber Lounge Singapore runs on Saturday 10 October and Sunday 11 October 2026 at Clifford Pier, The Fullerton Bay Hotel. Doors open at 9PM on both nights. Saturday qualifying and the Sunday Grand Prix are scheduled to finish at 10PM, so arrival patterns differ even though the opening time is the same.
Do I need a race ticket for the Amber Lounge Singapore after party?
No. Amber Lounge is an independent private event, not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by Formula 1, the FIA or the race promoter, and a race ticket is not required to attend. The race and Amber Lounge are separate bookings.
How much is the F1 after party in Singapore?
Amber Lounge Club Passes start from S$850 on Saturday and S$1,250 on Sunday. Shared Deluxe places start from S$1,250 per person on Saturday and S$1,600 per person on Sunday. Published prices are in Singapore dollars and are before 9% GST and a 3% merchant fee added at checkout. The Cocktail Table is sold out and no price is quoted for it.
Plan Your Singapore Race Weekend
See the Amber Lounge Singapore page for the two-night programme and booking options, or compare it with the separate Amber Penthouse race-viewing experience.
For more context, read the guides to after parties in Singapore, Singapore nightlife after dark, and Clifford Pier during race week. Browse all current stories in the journal.
