Jurong East Stadium — Attraction in Singapore

I booked a badminton court for 7am, but the officers just came and open the court by 7.05 (when we are supposed to enter by 6.50). We were then asked to empty the court by 7.50 as per normal procedure without being compensated even though the officers were late in the first place. The new players already entered the court immediately at 7.50.

Basically we only played for 40 minutes for a court we booked for 1 hour. And the management doesnt even take any responsibility for their fault and just treated us unfairly. When we complaint, they just mentioned that they have to follow the rules. What a typical Singaporean system of following the book without any flexibility /...

Good stadium with a plethora of activities available like a gym, table tennis, football, and more. There is a pizza hut/KFC built in the stadium. Not the best choice of restaurant to put in a place built for improving health, but convenient nonetheless.

1 star off because the football pitch quality is not the best. Sliding with socks will still burn you and without socks you are gonna get...

It's a bog-standard Singaporean 'heartlands' stadium, perhaps distinguished by the clock tower protruding out of the main stand. I came for a Tanjong Pagar game and found the security unnecessarily intrusive; perhaps the Singapore Premier League needs to focus on the behaviour of the clubs' personnel rather than that of the spectators. "Don't put your umbrella up!" - why on...