UPDATES TO SPORTS HUB’S DATA PROTECTION PRIVACY POLICY

We're writing to let you know about recent updates that we’ve made to our Data Protection Privacy Policy. We at SportsHub treat the security of your data and your privacy with utmost priority, and the updates we have introduced are a reflection of this goal.

The updated version of our Data Protection Privacy Policy was effective on our website as of 27th July 2018 and can be viewed here. Please review the changes carefully. By continuing to access or use our website, services or facilities on or after that day, you are agreeing to be bound by the updated Data Protection Privacy Policy. The changes to our Privacy Policy may be viewed here.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our Personal Data Protection team at dpo@sportshub.com.sg.

SPORTS HUB VENUE CLOSURES

Please note the following facilities in OCBC Arena are unavailable on the following dates:
- Hall 1 (Basketball):
24 March 2019: ASEAN Basketball League Game 13
29 - 30 March 2019: JSA Selection Trials (2)
31 March 2019: ASEAN Basketball League Playoff game 1
9 - 14 April 2019: HSBC Singapore Rugby Sevens

- Hall 2 (Badminton):
29 - 30 March 2019: JSA Selection Trials (2)

- Hall 3 (Netball & Volleyball):
8 - 15 April 2019: HSBC Singapore Rugby Sevens

ENHANCED SECURITY MEASURES AT SINGAPORE SPORTS HUB

Additional security measures have been implemented at the Singapore Sports Hub to be in compliance with the current licensing requirements for events. As these measures are expected to significantly increase the time taken to gain entry into events at the National Stadium and Singapore Indoor Stadium, we would like to encourage all patrons to:

• Arrive at least 1 hour before event start time
• For quick security clearance, bring only what you need
• To reduce queuing time, there are ‘Express Lanes’ for those without bags
• Bags exceeding 35cm x 20cm x 30cm will not be allowed into the venue

We seek your understanding for the enhanced security measures, in the interest of everyone’s safety.

POLICE ADVISORY ON ONLINE PURCHASE SCAMS INVOLVING TICKET SALES

In 2017, there were at least 120 reports of online purchase scams involving the sale of concert tickets. The victims received fake, invalid tickets or did not receive the tickets after payments were made.

The public are advised on the following:
• Don’t be impulsive – Be wary of online advertisements of concert/show tickets at cheap prices that sound too good to be true! Do not buy on impulse.
• Don’t believe – Scammers may use a local bank account or provide a copy of a NRIC/driver’s licence to make you believe that they are genuine sellers. Do not fall for it!
• Purchase tickets only from authorised sellers as far as possible.

To seek scam-related advice, you may call the National Crime Prevention Council’s anti-scam helpline at 1800-722-6688 or go to www.scamalert.sg.

Reminder:
No refunds will be made to any ticket purchase from non-authorised points of sale