Changi Airport launches World Cup celebrations with film, free match screenings, and fan activities
Changi Airport has launched a World Cup-themed campaign featuring a new short film with Singapore's national football team and legend Fandi Ahmad, along with free live match screenings and interactive activities. The campaign runs from June 11 to July 20 and includes a Football Champions Trail with quizzes, games, and prizes worth over S$50 in shopping and dining deals. The initiative aims to celebrate the football season and engage travelers passing through Singapore.
Changi Airport is celebrating the World Cup season with a comprehensive campaign launched on June 11, 2026. The centerpiece is a two-minute-ten-second film titled "Where The World Comes To Play," featuring Singapore national team captain Hariss Harun, head coach Gavin Lee, players Jacob Mahler, Shawal Anuar, Kyoga Nakamura and Tyan Foong, and a cameo by football legend Fandi Ahmad. The film creatively showcases a football being passed through Changi Airport and Jewel attractions including the Rain Vortex, The Wonderfall, and Dreamscape. From June 12 to July 20, the airport will host free live screenings of football matches at St3ps in Terminal 3 and TV lounges in Terminals 1-4. Additional activities include the Football Champions Trail at Terminal 3 with 11 interactive stops offering quizzes and challenges, with participants earning shopping and dining vouchers worth over S$50 and a complimentary ticket to Bouncing Net at Jewel Canopy Park. Transit travelers can also participate in football-themed games with prizes including 200,000 Changi Rewards points worth S$1,000.
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World Cup season kicks off at Changi Airport with free screenings, new film and activities
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Football fever lands at Changi Airport with new film, free match screenings and fan activities
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