Warrior 24/7 opens at the Singapore Institute of Technology Punggol campus, 新加坡理工大学榜鹅校园, on 31 October 2026. Lien Foundation, Parkinson Society Singapore, and Kinetic Singapore built seven stations that copy daily tasks people with Parkinson's, 帕金森病, fight through. The room is W1 Forum on the ground level. Hours are 10am to 6pm daily through 4 November. Launch morning is 31 October at 11.30am with Jimmy Choi and Cherryl Choi. Public walk-ins that day start at 2pm.
SIT sits at 1 Punggol Coast Road, inside Punggol Digital District. Punggol Coast MRT is the stop. The exhibition then moves to City Square Mall, 7 to 15 November, which is outside this site's towns. The Punggol week is 31 October to 4 November. Organisers have not stated whether admission is free. Assume you can walk in until a staffer says otherwise, and check the floor sign on the day.
Seven stations, one keycharm
Kinetic Singapore designed the floor with people living with Parkinson's, caregivers, PSS, clinicians from Tan Tock Seng Hospital and the National Neuroscience Institute, and SIT. Marketing-Interactive walked the list on 19 October.
- Buttoning and fastening clothes, for muscle rigidity and fine motor loss
- Utensils at a breakfast table, with simulated hand tremors
- A mock MRT platform, for slowness, shuffling steps, and freezing of gait
- A food-court tray walk, movement and attention at the same time
- A handwriting desk for micrographia, script that shrinks and cramps
- A singing station for hypophonia, speech that comes out too soft
- A last stop to leave a message for patients and caregivers
Finish all seven and you get a keycharm. Supervision is recommended for children and for anyone who needs mobility help. The stations are tasks, not carnival games. Budget more than a ten-minute loop if you actually try the tray and the MRT platform.
Launch morning and the KEEP programme
Jimmy Choi is an American Ninja Warrior competitor who lives with Parkinson's. Cherryl Choi is his wife and care partner. They attend the 31 October 11.30am launch. If you want the speeches, that is the slot. If you want the stations without a press crowd, come from 2pm that day or any session 1 to 4 November.
The show marks 30 years of Parkinson Society Singapore. Lien Foundation puts about 10,000 people in Singapore living with Parkinson's, and about 400 new cases a year. KEEP, Kickstart Exercise and Empower Parkinson's, launched in January 2026 with $4.48 million behind it. NHG Health's Tan Tock Seng Hospital, NNI, PSS, and Lien Foundation built it. The five-year target is 2,000 people in early to mid-stage disease. The exhibition is the public-facing half of that work. The other half is rehab classes you will not see in W1 Forum.
Lee Poh Wah, Lien Foundation's CEO, called Parkinson's the world's fastest-growing neurodegenerative condition and still under-recognised. That is the line the campaign is built on. Punggol Digital District is a student campus on a weekday. Expect undergraduates crossing the forum between classes. Weekend 1 November will feel more like a public hall. I would do Saturday afternoon if I am bringing a parent, and skip the 11.30am launch unless I specifically want Jimmy Choi in the room.
City Square Mall's basement Green Square run is 7 to 15 November, 10am to 6pm. Mention it only if you miss Punggol. Do not treat Farrer Park as a North-East trip.
Practical details
- Dates: 31 October to 4 November 2026 at SIT Punggol. City Square Mall 7 to 15 November.
- Time: 10am to 6pm daily. Launch 31 October 11.30am. Public from 2pm on launch day.
- Venue: SIT Punggol Campus, W1 Forum, ground level, 1 Punggol Coast Road, Singapore 828608
- Nearest MRT: Punggol Coast, NE18
- Price: Not stated by the organisers. Complete-all-seven keycharm.
- Website: Wellness Insider listing and Marketing-Interactive
