Calling all Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba fans!
For the first time ever, the Demon Slayer exhibition is making its Singapore debut. And guess what: it’s the only Southeast Asian stop in 2026!
Running from 24 January to 15 March 2026 at the former Singapore Sports Hub Library (easily accessible from Stadium MRT), this 21,000 sq ft immersive exhibition space recreates iconic depictions from the Demon Slayer universe.
Think dynamic visuals, sound, and interactive elements that'll impress even the most hardcore fans.
Whether you’re here for the Hashira or want to explore the world of Mugen Train, here’s what to expect:
What's the Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition?
The Total Concentration Exhibition is a 45-minute immersive journey that brings some of Demon Slayer’s most unforgettable scenes to life.
Fans can relive key Mugen Train moments (like Tanjiro and the others facing Enmu or fighting to break free from dream-induced illusions), explore detailed sets and view original illustrations and memorable quotes. Interactive features and atmospheric displays help immerse visitors in the story’s major arcs.
It’s a walkthrough that really makes you feel like you’ve stepped into the Demon Slayer universe.
Demon Slayer Total Concentration Exhibition Highlights and Zones
1. Demon Slayer Headquarters
Life-sized sets introduce the Demon Slayer Corps, with profiles of the Hashira, key artefacts and an easy breakdown of the Breathing Styles.
Photo spots include Water Breathing (Tanjiro’s flowing sword technique inspired by water movement) and Sun Breathing (a powerful flame-like style originating from the first Demon Slayer). Animated backdrops make these poses great shots.
2. House of Demons
This zone highlights the villains of the series, including confrontations with demons and the looming presence of Muzan Kibutsuji, the main antagonist. Atmospheric recreations and Infinity Castle visuals set the tone.
3. Mugen Train Zone
A full-sized Mugen Train replica anchors this area, allowing visitors to step into one of the anime’s most recognisable arcs.
4. Mount Natagumo and Mount Fujikasane
Illustrations and set pieces highlight two major battles in Tanjiro’s journey, capturing pivotal emotional moments.
5. Entertainment District
This lively zone features interactive panels, small contraptions and the Muscle Mice. In the anime, these tiny but ridiculously strong mice carry swords, uniforms and gear for the Demon Slayer Corps. Here, they appear as fun photo moments.
6. Kimetsu Academy Corners
A lighthearted section inspired by the Kimetsu Academy spin-off, great for fans who enjoy the comedic side of the series.
7. Final Selection Area
Walk through a moody, forest-like space that recreates the Final Selection, the dangerous entrance exam every Demon Slayer must pass. Expect atmospheric lighting, forest ambience and a setup that captures the tension of that night.
8. Exhibition Shop with Singapore Exclusive Merch
Before you wrap up your visit, stop by the exhibition shop. Look out for Singapore exclusive chibi character merchandise created by Ufotable, along with limited edition collectibles and apparel you can only buy here.
Where to Buy Demon Slayer Exhibition Tickets
To skip the queues and lock in a time that works for you, book your exhibition tickets on Pelago. Checkout is quick with instant confirmation, easy time-slot selection and the chance to earn KrisFlyer miles with every purchase, which is perfect for future flights.
Pelago is currently running an Early Bird promo for fans. Here are the prices:
Ticket Type | Price |
|---|---|
Weekday Concession | SGD 18 |
Weekday Adult | SGD 22 |
Weekend and Public Holiday Adult | SGD 25 |
Weekend and Public Holiday Concession | SGD 21 |
Note: Concession applies to kids aged 2 to 12 and seniors aged 60 and above. Kids under 2 enter free. The exhibition opens at 11am with the last entry at 7pm.
Tips for Visiting the Demon Slayer Exhibition in Singapore
If you are deciding between things to do this weekend in Singapore, this exhibition is an easy pick, especially if you want something fun, engaging and indoors. Here are some things to keep in mind during your visit:
Plan about an hour for the exhibition: Most visitors finish the exhibition in 45 to 60 minutes.
Visit during off peak windows: Weekday mornings or late evening slots offer the smoothest experience. Weekend afternoons are the most crowded.
Bring a fully charged phone: The exhibition is packed with photo moments so bring a power bank if you plan to take lots of videos.
Check age recommendations: Some zones, such as the House of Demons, Mugen Train, and the Final Selection Area, feature darker lighting or more intense scenes that may not be ideal for very young children. Parental discretion is advised.
Accessibility: The exhibition is wheelchair and pram friendly. The former Singapore Sports Hub complex has barrier-free access via lifts and ramps.
Want to wear cosplay?: Light costumes are welcome, but avoid bulky outfits or props. Nichirin Swords (the coloured blades used by Demon Slayers) are not allowed.
Make sure to check out the merch section: Look out for Singapore exclusive Ufotable chibi items, apparel and collectible pieces. Expect a mix of affordable souvenirs and premium pieces, with most cashless payments accepted.
FAQ
Do I need to book tickets early?
Yes. Popular slots fill quickly, especially on weekends. You can't buy tickets on-site.
How long is the Demon Slayer exhibition in Singapore?
Most visitors take 45 to 60 minutes, with no strict time limit inside.
Where is the Demon Slayer exhibition located?
The exhibition is held at the former Singapore Sports Hub Library. The venue is fully air-conditioned, making it one of the best indoor things to do in Singapore.
Is the exhibition family friendly, and is there an age limit?
The exhibition is suitable for families, and children under 16 qualify for Concession tickets. Very young children may find some darker or atmospheric zones intense, so parental discretion is recommended. Children under 2 enter for free.
Is photography allowed?
Yes. Phone photography is allowed throughout the exhibition. However, flash, tripods, stabilisers, selfie sticks and professional filming equipment are not permitted.
Are there interactive elements?
Yes, several zones include hands-on or movement-based features.
Is re-entry allowed?
Re-entry is not permitted, so make sure you have everything you need before entering, including water and a fully charged phone.
Are food and drinks allowed inside?
No, they must be consumed before entering.
Are tickets refundable or changeable?
Tickets purchased online are generally non-refundable and cannot be changed once a time slot is confirmed.
Does the exhibition have a gift shop?
Yes, featuring Ufotable chibi designs, apparel and collectibles.