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Halloween is almost here, and while Singapore may not have the traditional trick-or-treat culture, the city offers a variety of events for thrill-seekers and families alike. From immersive haunted experiences to large-scale themed events, here’s a guide to Halloween happenings across Singapore this season.
Halloween Horror Nights 13 Returning for its 13th edition, Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Singapore runs until November 1. Visitors can explore four haunted houses, two scare zones, and enjoy two live shows. This year’s main theme is inspired by the hit TV series Stranger Things, alongside other attractions featuring Thailand’s horror film Death Whisperer and Chinese novel The Unruly Immortals. Tickets start from $68. More details are available on Resorts World Sentosa’s website.
Haw Ror Villa 4! — The Last Journey Haw Par Villa hosts its fourth and final Halloween event, spanning 13 nights in October and early November. Guests will encounter three scare zones: Infiltrating The Heart of the Sanctum, The Villa Has Eyes II, and The Forbidden Ritual: The Search for Hellbound Totems. The experience draws inspiration from Chinese, Indian, and Malay cultural elements, as well as figures from the park’s Hell’s Museum. Tickets cost $55 for adults and $40 for children aged seven to 12. More information can be found on Haw Par Villa’s website.
HomeTeamNS Spooktober 2026 HomeTeamNS brings Halloween festivities to three locations: Bedok Reservoir (Oct 24–25), Khatib (Oct 24–26), and Bukit Batok (Oct 31–Nov 2). The event features scare zones inspired by local legends, carnival games, and crafts. Family-friendly scare zones make it suitable for younger children. Tickets start from $18. Visit HomeTeamNS’ website for more details.
Sengkang East Halloween 2026: The Haunted Mansion Rivervale Community Club will be transformed into a haunted mansion on November 1. Activities include a haunted house, VR gaming booth, spooky photo opportunities, face painting, and snacks. Tickets are priced at $10. Details are available on the People’s Association onePA website.
Kiztopia Terrors of the Twilight Kiztopia hosts this family-friendly event at Marina Square and Skypark @ Cineleisure on Oct 24–25 and Oct 31–Nov 1. Children and parents can enjoy haunted mazes, solve riddles, and participate in interactive activities. Tickets start from $44 for one child and one adult. More information can be found on Kiztopia’s social media.
Tampines Kampung Spirit Tour On Oct 18, explore local legends and eerie landmarks during the Tampines Kampung Spirit Tour organised by the People’s Association. The tour includes a bus and walking itinerary, with stops at Old Tampines’ oldest temple, Tampines Quarry, and Eco Green for storytelling sessions. Limited to 40 participants on a first-come-first-served basis. Tickets cost $5. More details are on the onePA website.
Train to Boon Keng — Zombie Apocalypse Join the zombie-themed escape event at Kallang Community Club on Oct 18. Activities include the Escape the Undead escape room, games, snacks, and performances, as well as a costume contest. Ticket prices and registration are available via Singpass on the People’s Association onePA website.
The Slayer of Somerset Escape Room At Grovve @ Scape on Oct 25, experience a Halloween-themed escape room challenge. Teams of three to eight will solve the mystery of a loose serial killer by exploring realistic crime scenes and connecting clues before time runs out.
With these diverse Halloween events across Singapore, there’s something for everyone—from thrilling haunted houses to family-friendly spookiness. Whether you’re seeking a scare or a festive outing, make sure to check out these must-visit Halloween activities this season.
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