Circle line 6 fairprice vouchers were up for grabs on 4 July 2026, the one day LTA opened the three new Keppel, Cantonment, and Prince Edward Road stations before regular service began on 12 July. The quest is now closed, and CCL6 has carried passengers since 12 July 2026. To enter, you visited all three stations, completed one photo quest at each, and submitted your entry at circleline6quests.sg before 9pm. One hundred prizes were on offer: twenty $50 FairPrice vouchers and eighty $30 ones. Free shuttle trains ran the entire 9:30am to 9pm preview window from Marina Bay. This guide records how the quest worked, the prize math, a station-by-station breakdown, and what the completed line changes for everyday travel.
Update, 13 October 2026: the preview and the quest ran on 4 July 2026 and entries are closed. The three stations opened for passenger service on 12 July 2026. The quest rules set out 100 prizes for entries received on 4 July 2026. Twenty of those winners receive a $50 FairPrice voucher each. The remaining 80 each receive $30. The total prize pool works out to $3,400 -- 20 multiplied by $50 plus 80 multiplied by $30.
FairPrice vouchers are redeemable at NTUC FairPrice supermarkets, FairPrice Finest, and FairPrice Xtra outlets islandwide. They are not the same as the CDC or SG60 supermarket vouchers that flow through the RedeemSG platform. If you have an unspent balance from those government schemes, the SG60 and CDC vouchers guide explains how each pot works and when each one expires.
LTA said it would announce the winners on its Facebook and Instagram pages within one week of 4 July, and contact each winner directly by email or phone.
| Prize tier | Number of winners | Voucher value | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top tier | 20 | $50 each | $1,000 |
| Standard tier | 80 | $30 each | $2,400 |
| Total | 100 | -- | $3,400 |
The quest ran only on 4 July 2026 and closed at 9pm that day; the steps below are how it worked. It required a single day visit to all three new CCL6 stations. LTA allows one entry per participant. Any account that submits more than once is disqualified, so send your photos in one go.
Follow these steps to enter:
Each station has a distinct design identity, which means each quest photo has a different visual backdrop. Planning the order of your visits before you set off saves time on the day.
Cantonment (CC31) sits 28 metres underground, positioned directly below the historic Tanjong Pagar Railway Station -- a national monument -- and combines heritage architectural detail with modern civil defence shelter facilities. It has four entrances and is the closest CCL station to the Singapore Art Museum. Keppel (CC30) at 20 metres is the shallowest of the three. Its most distinctive feature is a set of vent shafts coloured in the blue, yellow, and red of Singapore's cable cars, giving the concourse a vivid industrial character. Three entrances connect to Keppel Road, with a 24-hour underpass linking both sides of the road. Prince Edward Road (CC32) is the deepest station at 30 metres and takes its design cues from the maritime heritage of the old southern waterfront. It has two entrances and sits in the Shenton Way office district.
On preview day, a free shuttle from Marina Bay ran to Prince Edward Road every 6 to 8 minutes, and a second shuttle linked all three new stations every 10 minutes. Public buses also serve each station.
| Station | Code | Depth | Design highlight | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keppel | CC30 | 20 m | Cable car-coloured vent shafts (blue, yellow, red) | Keppel Road; 3 entrances with 24-hour underpass |
| Cantonment | CC31 | 28 m | Heritage design above Tanjong Pagar Railway Station | 4 entrances; near Singapore Art Museum |
| Prince Edward Road | CC32 | 30 m | Maritime heritage and old waterfront motifs | 2 entrances; Shenton Way office district |
The Circle Line 6 Quests ran alongside a full schedule of other free activities, all from 9:30am to 9pm. The stamp rally and the photo quest both offered prizes.
The activities below were for the preview day only. Since 12 July 2026 the stations run as normal Circle Line stops.
The CCL6 extension closes a 4-kilometre gap that has kept the Circle Line incomplete since the rest of the line opened. From 12 July 2026, the full 39-kilometre loop runs across 33 stations with 12 interchange stations connecting it to every other MRT line: the North-South and East-West Lines, the North-East Line, the Downtown Line, and the Thomson-East Coast Line.
The most direct benefit is for commuters between the Greater Southern Waterfront area and the CBD. A trip from Telok Blangah to Marina Bay used to mean changing trains twice, across the CCL, NEL and NSL. From 12 July it becomes a single CCL ride with no transfers, saving around 10 minutes. The completed loop also provides a bypass around the congested City Hall and Raffles Place interchange stations during peak hours, which is useful for anyone already using the Circle Line to commute into the city.
To accommodate the higher passenger volumes, LTA has added 23 new trains to the CCL fleet. The fleet grows from 64 to 87 trains -- a 36 percent increase. Regular EZ-link and SimplyGo fares apply from 12 July. For a breakdown of off-peak travel discounts and how to access them, see the guide to free and discounted MRT rides. To set up SimplyGo contactless payment, the SimplyGo and EZ-link cashback guide covers auto top-up and available rebates.
For grocery runs near the new stations, the FairPrice supermarkets guide lists outlet types and locations across the island, including the southern corridor near Harbourfront and Tanjong Pagar.
Any member of the public can participate. You visit all three new CCL6 stations -- Keppel, Cantonment, and Prince Edward Road -- on 4 July 2026, complete one photo quest at each station, and submit your photos via the form.gov.sg link at circleline6quests.sg. LTA has not stated an age or residency restriction in its publicly available materials, but only one entry per person is allowed. Multiple submissions result in disqualification.
LTA said it would name the 100 winners on its Facebook and Instagram pages within one week of the 4 July 2026 preview and contact each winner directly by email or phone. That window has passed, so if LTA did not contact you, check its Facebook and Instagram posts from the week after the preview.
Multiple submissions disqualify your entry. LTA's quest rules allow only one submission per participant. If you are unsure whether your first submission went through successfully, do not resubmit. Check the circleline6quests.sg page for any confirmation message or email receipt before attempting another submission. Sending a second entry voids your eligibility regardless of which submission arrived first.
The preview day is over. On 4 July 2026, free train rides between Keppel, Cantonment, and Prince Edward Road ran from 9:30am to 9pm whether or not you joined the quest, alongside the Thoughtful Bunch appearances, the Move Lite stamp rally and the Knackstop pop-up at Cantonment. Since 12 July 2026 all three stations are open for regular passenger service at normal fares.
FairPrice vouchers are redeemable at NTUC FairPrice, FairPrice Finest, and FairPrice Xtra supermarkets. LTA's announcement confirms the format is FairPrice vouchers but does not specify physical or digital delivery. Winner contact by email or phone suggests the format will be confirmed at that stage. These vouchers are separate from CDC and SG60 supermarket vouchers, which are claimed through the RedeemSG platform via Singpass and cannot be combined with this prize.
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