Singapore's Halloween season runs to mid-November in 2026, and almost none of these events sells a ticket the same way. Halloween Horror Nights 14 is down to its last 7 nights (22 October to 1 November), every one of them peak: $78 standard, $73 on a Mastercard, and $312 for four on the new Skip the Queue Bundle, which adds a one-time haunted-house queue skip for each of you. Haw Ror Villa 5 at Haw Par Villa is $55 a night with 14 nights left to 15 November, and it takes SG Culture Pass credits, so a Singaporean over 18 can go for nothing. Trick or Thrills, Legend Keepers and Into the Glowcean are included with an ordinary day ticket to Universal Studios, Adventure Cove and Singapore Oceanarium, from $29 for a child. West Mall's trick-or-treat hunt is free, and community clubs run Halloween nights for $3 to $10. Every theme-park, haunt and club price below was re-read on the venue's own site or booking panel on 19 October 2026.
Singapore's Halloween season runs ten weeks this year, and with under two weeks to 31 October the cheap HHN nights are gone but the free ones are not.
> Quick view: HHN14's last 7 nights are all peak, from $73 on a Mastercard; the cheapest real haunt is Haw Ror Villa 5 at $55 (free with Culture Pass), and West Mall's trick-or-treat is free.
Eighteen select nights from 25 September to 1 November 2026, 7.30pm to 12.30am, built around the Karang Guni Man: the rag-and-bone figure who once walked Singapore's neighbourhoods, now dragging a cursed collection behind him. Four haunted houses this year (Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection, Singapore's Most Haunted: ON AIR, Chatterbox Charlie's Vaudeville Horrors and Made in Hell: XL Robotics), two scare zones and live shows after dark, plus roaming characters between the houses. The 2026 run ended on 1 November; its final seven nights were all peak: 22, 23, 24, 29, 30 and 31 October and 1 November. The last non-peak night was 16 October, so the $68 rate no longer applies to anything you can still book.TICKET PRICES: standard admission is $78, and the Mastercard exclusive takes $5 off to $73, with a $5 HHN14 retail voucher on a $50 minimum spend. The Frequent Fear Pass is $156 ($148 on a Mastercard) for unlimited visits on every remaining date, with priority admission, a 6pm preview of two haunted houses without scare actors, and ride access from 5pm; two standard tickets cost the same $156.GROUP BUNDLES: the tier RWS puts last in the ticket row is still the cheapest per head, a Student Bundle of 4 at $296, or $74 each, with one student ID needed for the whole group. New since our last check is a Skip the Queue Bundle at $312 for four admissions plus four Express 1 House passes, each good for one skip at a haunted house of your choice: the standard $78 a head with the queue skip thrown in, sold while stocks last. A Singapore Oceanarium + HHN14 bundle is $119 on peak nights for same-day entry to both, $14 less than two separate adult tickets. Early Access for Two is $270 a package and the R.I.P. Tour is $290 a head.FINE PRINT: HHN is a separate ticketed event, not included with a Universal Studios Singapore day admission, and the park clears day guests before it starts. Universal does not recommend it for under-13s, and costume masks are not allowed.BEST FOR: anyone who actually wants to be scared, and groups of four, who should choose between the student bundle (cheapest) and the Skip the Queue Bundle (shortest queues).
Visit website
Hell's Museum turns Haw Par Villa into a walk-through haunt for 22 nights this year, and the poster prints every single one: 8, 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30 and 31 October, then 1, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14 and 15 November 2026. Doors run 6.30pm to midnight with last entry at 10pm, which is the number to plan around because the route takes well over an hour. The story picks up a year after Haw Ror Villa 4, when a cult opened a portal to hell inside the park: letters have started arriving inviting people back, and you took the bait. Four zones. Guide to Sin City is a performance tour through the Ten Courts imagery the park is famous for. Gateway to Hell is an interactive puzzle hunt set inside Hell's Museum itself. The Haunted Labyrinth is a dark maze. The Point of No Return closes the night at the back of the park. Hell's Museum says the route is shorter, darker and more tightly packed than last year, which is a polite way of saying there is less walking between scares. Tickets are $55 a night through Pelago, still in stock on 19 October with 14 of the 22 nights left (22 October to 15 November). The park is at 262 Pasir Panjang Road, a two-minute walk from Haw Par Villa MRT on the Circle Line, which makes it the easiest of these events to reach without a car. Pitched at older teens and adults. Best for: anyone who wants Southeast Asian horror rather than the American kind, and anyone sitting on unused Culture Pass credits.
S$55 a ticket on Pelago, and the event's own site flags it as SG Culture Pass eligible with a separate checkout for paying by credits. That is the real story here: a Singaporean aged 18 and up still holding the $100 of Culture Pass credits can walk this whole thing for nothing and have $45 left over. Tickets are dated per night, and 14 of the 22 nights are still ahead (22 October to 15 November 2026), with Pelago showing tickets in stock on 19 October; the November dates are the quiet ones.
Valid till 15 Nov 2026
The same park, ten hours earlier, with none of the scare actors. Trick or Thrills runs daily from 1 September to 1 November 2026 and is built for families who want the Halloween dressing without the trauma: a new monstrous live show with Illumination's Minions, trick-or-treating for candy around the park, and the regular Universal characters out in costume for photos. Nothing in it is ticketed separately, which is the point. It is included with an ordinary Universal Studios Singapore One-Day Ticket, which RWS's own booking panel priced at $83 adult and $69 child on every remaining October date we sampled on 19 October 2026 (the panel labels them peak; adults paid $76 in September), and a ticket bought through the RWS site stays valid for seven days from the date you select rather than that one day. Two other options on the same booking page are worth knowing about. The Evening Ticket is $85, admits you from 4pm and includes a $20 meal voucher with no minimum spend, so it nets out at $65 if you were going to eat in the park anyway; on 19 October it was on sale for 21 and 27 October but not for the Halloween Horror Nights dates we sampled (24 and 31 October), so pick a non-HHN date. The 3-Park Pass, which covered one visit each to Universal Studios, Singapore Oceanarium and Adventure Cove within 7 days for $135 an adult and $122 a child on 2 October, showed No Offers Available on every date we tried on 19 October; unless it comes back, price the three day tickets separately ($83, $55 and $34 for an adult). Worth knowing if you are weighing this against HHN14 for a family with a mixed-age group: the park does not run both at once. Day guests are cleared out before Halloween Horror Nights begins, so an older teen who wants the scares needs their own separate HHN ticket for a different session. Best for: primary-school kids, grandparents, and anyone who wants the costumes and the candy without a single jump scare.
Visit website
The best value on this list, and the least advertised. Adventure Cove's Halloween is two separate experiences and both are included with ordinary admission. Legend Keepers: Tales of Singapore runs daily from 1 September to 1 November 2026, 10am to 5pm and 4pm on Saturdays. You scan a QR code, no app download, and work through five installations drawn from real Singapore legends: Kusu Island, Bukit Merah, Sisters' Islands, Radin Mas Ayu and Temasek. Solve all five to unlock a final challenge and collect a bag of sweets. It is genuinely aimed at children, and the five stories are a better local-history lesson than most school worksheets. Pool Party Panic: A Murder Mystery After Dark is the grown-up half, and it runs on eight Saturdays only: 5, 12 and 19 September, then 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31 October, 4pm to 8pm, and only 24 and 31 October are left. Live DJ sets at Bluwater Bay, then five crime scenes across the park, five suspects with five confessions, and live game masters working the crowd. RWS flags it as too dark for young children, and solving the case earns a sure-win Festival of Thrills scratch card. To get both in one visit you need a One-Day Ticket dated 24 or 31 October; a Twilight Saturday Ticket gets you the night half only. The Bay Restaurant Halloween menu runs the whole season, with an Inferno Wave Puff at $13, a Cursed Chicken Burger at $18 and a Toxic Apple Elixir at $12. Best for: families with kids aged roughly 6 to 12 by day, and a group who would rather solve something than be chased by it at night.
Visit website
Halloween for people who do not like Halloween. Into the Glowcean runs 5 September to 1 November 2026 and swaps gore for neon: Oceanic Glow is a set of glowing marine sculptures made with traditional glass-neon technique by Megan Foo, described as Singapore's only glass neon artist, installed across Spirit of Exploration, Shark Seas, Coral Gardens, Artificial Habitats and Whale Fall from 10am to 8pm. Around it sits a dated programme worth planning to. Skeleton Dive Feed puts skeleton-costumed divers into the Open Ocean tank at 4pm daily except Mondays and Fridays. Sweet treats for kids run at 2.30pm on weekdays and 11.30am and 3.30pm at weekends. Be a Light Painter runs 26 September to 1 November, 12pm to 6pm at the Ocean Dome, and sends you home with an instant photo. Light Painting Live with Lawrence Koh is on 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31 October at 3.30pm and 5pm. Symphony in the Sea, an LED violin set by Jocelyn Ng, is on 4 and 18 October and 1 November at 2.30pm and 4.30pm. Make Your Own Neon Artwork is 11 and 25 October, 12pm to 4pm. The Animal Spotlight: Sea Jellies behind-the-scenes workshop runs in English at 12pm and 3pm and in Mandarin at 11.15am. Standard admission is $55 adult and $43 child or senior, with a six-month season pass at $135 and $100. If you are doing Halloween Horror Nights the same day, the Oceanarium + HHN14 bundle is $119 on the remaining peak nights, $14 under two separate adult tickets. Best for: toddlers, nervous children, and anyone who wants a photograph rather than a fright.
Visit website
Zouk runs Halloween over two nights at Clarke Quay and they are not the same party. Friday 30 October is Halloween with Bassjackers, a headline set from the Dutch duo. Saturday 31 October is PLAY DEAD, the themed night proper, from 10pm to 4am with Caden, Krisha and Ghetto across four rooms. The concept is childhood toys gone wrong: once loved, collected and obsessed over, then replaced and forgotten, and Zouk promises immersive installations and Halloween activations built around that. Ages 21 and over, which rules it out for anyone bringing a sixth-former. The number that should decide whether you bother with a costume: Zouk is putting up over S$10,000 in cash and prizes for Best Dressed across the two nights, including a S$5,000 cash grand prize. That is the largest best-dressed pot published by any Singapore venue this Halloween, and it is why the effort level on 31 October at Zouk is unusually high. The event copy still says Early Bird tickets are on sale in limited quantities, but the Early Bird tiers have gone from Zouk's own booking widget, and Saturday has gone up again since 2 October. On 19 October it priced General Admission with one drink at $45 for men and $35 for women on Friday, unchanged, but $65 and $55 on Saturday (up from $55 and $45), with the Playhouse All Access Pass at $65 including two drinks on Friday and $80 on Saturday. Doors are 10pm on 30 and 31 October. Tables are nearly gone: the standing tables and mezzanine sofas have left the widget, and what remains is two dance floor sofas for 15 on Friday ($500 up front, $3,500 minimum spend) and a single sofa for 12 on Saturday ($500 up front, $3,000 minimum). Best for: a group that will actually dress up, and anyone who wants the night to run past 2am.
Visit website
Almost every free Halloween in Singapore is a neighbourhood street party with no organiser, no published start time and a date that firms up a week beforehand. West Mall in Bukit Batok is the exception, because it publishes the whole calendar on its own site. The Eco Spooktacular Market runs 23 October to 1 November, 11am to 9pm, with a Monster Hollow section built around giving discarded objects a second life as Halloween creations and a cast of Eco Monsters wandering it. Eco Fun Workshops run on 23, 24, 25, 30 and 31 October. Halloween Face Painting is on 30 and 31 October, 12pm to 8pm at the Level 1 Atrium. Get Up Close with Mr Pumpkin is also 30 and 31 October, at 1pm, 4pm and 7pm. The Trick-or-Treat Hunt is 31 October, and it is the only mall trick-or-treat on this list with a printed date rather than a rumour. Entry to the market, the Mr Pumpkin meet-and-greet and the hunt are all free. Two things are not, and the mall's own calendar is easy to misread on this: both the Eco Fun Workshops and the face painting need a pass redeemed at the Level 3 customer service counter against a minimum spend of $50 in a single same-day receipt, and the workshops are capped at 15 people a session with eight sessions a day. A REFASH thrift pop-up runs the same 23 October to 1 November window, which is where to look if you still need a costume. The mall is at 1 Bukit Batok Central Link, directly above Bukit Batok MRT, open 10am to 10pm. Best for: a family with small children who does not want to spend $200 on a Saturday, and anyone in the west who is tired of driving to Sentosa.
Visit website| Event | Dates | From | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Halloween Horror Nights 14 (USS) | 7 nights left, 22 Oct to 1 Nov (all peak) | $73 on Mastercard, $74 a head on the student bundle of 4 ($78 standard) | Real scares, age 13 and up |
| Haw Ror Villa 5! (Haw Par Villa) | 14 nights left, 22 Oct to 15 Nov | $55, or free with Culture Pass | Local horror, older teens and adults |
| TRICK or THRILLS (USS) | 1 Sep to 1 Nov, daily | Included with $83 adult day ticket | Primary-school kids, no jump scares |
| Legend Keepers + Pool Party Panic (Adventure Cove) | Daily to 1 Nov; night event on 24 and 31 Oct only | Included with $29 child day ticket | Best value, ages 6 to 12 by day |
| Into the Glowcean (Singapore Oceanarium) | 5 Sep to 1 Nov, daily | $43 child, $55 adult | Toddlers and nervous children |
| Halloween 2026 PLAY DEAD (Zouk) | 30 and 31 Oct, 10pm to 4am | $35 women, $45 men Fri; $55 and $65 Sat, with a drink | Ages 21 and up, best-dressed prizes |
| Halloween at West Mall | 23 Oct to 1 Nov; hunt on 31 Oct | Free | Small children, western Singapore |
Singapore does not have one Halloween. It has a ten-week commercial season that starts in the first week of September and a single night at the end of it that most families actually care about, and the two are priced completely differently.
The season part is the easier half to get wrong. Resorts World Sentosa alone is running four separate Halloween programmes across three parks, and three of them are included with a day ticket you might have bought anyway. If you go looking for "Halloween tickets" you will be sold the one that costs $68 and never shown the three that cost nothing extra.
The 31 October part is the harder half, because the free neighbourhood events that dominate the day are organised by residents rather than by companies. They are real and they are good, but they are announced on Facebook groups a fortnight ahead and nobody publishes a rain plan.
With twelve days to go, we re-read every venue again on 19 October 2026. Halloween Horror Nights 14 is down to seven nights and all of them are peak, so the $68 and $63 non-peak rates, and the $57.60 student-bundle figure built on them, no longer apply to anything you can book; the promo codes ADMHHN14 and SBHHN14 have not reappeared on the panel since 19 September. RWS has added a Skip the Queue Bundle (four admissions plus one haunted-house queue skip each, $312) and a Singapore Oceanarium + HHN14 bundle ($119). The Universal Studios 3-Park Pass showed No Offers Available on every date we tried. Zouk's Saturday tickets rose by $10 to $55 and $65, and its standing tables have gone. Adventure Cove's Pool Party Panic is down to its last two Saturdays, 24 and 31 October.
We re-read every venue on 2 October 2026 and four things had moved. Candlelight's Halloween string-quartet nights at The Arts House (30 and 31 October, from $43) sold out, and Fever's listing now offers only a notify-me button, so that card is gone. Zouk's $25 and $35 early bird tickets are no longer on sale, and general admission is now $35 to $55 with a drink. The Singapore Oceanarium's three-for-$110 residents' bundle ended on 30 September. And the Universal Studios Singapore adult day ticket that Trick or Thrills needs is $83 on every October date we sampled, up from $76. Halloween Horror Nights prices did not change, but RWS now sells an On-Day Scream ticket at $78 even on non-peak nights, so book ahead.
Every date, price and promotion above was read off the venue's own website or live booking panel, first on 18 and 19 September 2026 and again on 2 and 19 October 2026, not off a listing site.
That mattered more than usual this time. Four separate things only showed up in the live panel and appear nowhere in the page source: the Mastercard tier that prices Halloween Horror Nights at $63 rather than $68, the promo code ADMHHN14 for 10% off on a $200 minimum, the Student Bundle of 4 at $256 with its own code SBHHN14, which took four non-peak tickets to $57.60 a head while non-peak nights lasted, and Adventure Cove's real one-day rate of $34, which sits behind a page whose own title still advertises "from SGD 35". Zouk is the same story in a different booking system: its event page still says only that Early Bird tickets are limited, while its own table-booking widget prints every ticket and table price.
Two events that appear on other 2026 Halloween lists are not on ours. SuperPark's Spooktober and SuperSpook have no 2026 dates on SuperPark's own events page, and the only listing carrying prices is a Klook page still quoting 2022 mask rules. Pororo Park's Spooktacular was described on its own site without a single 2026 date, and on 19 September 2026 that site did not resolve at all. Both may well happen; neither is verifiable today, so neither gets a price in this article.
We also checked Gardens by the Bay and Mandai, which get named in Halloween roundups every year. Neither has published a Halloween 2026 programme.
Start with the age of the youngest person coming, because it eliminates most of the list immediately. Under 12 and you are choosing between Trick or Thrills, Legend Keepers, Into the Glowcean and West Mall. Over 13 and Halloween Horror Nights opens up. Over 18 and Haw Ror Villa 5 does. Over 21 and so does Zouk.
Then look at the calendar rather than the headline price. Every Halloween Horror Nights night left is peak, so the ticket is $78 whichever you pick ($73 on a Mastercard), and the crowd is what varies: the two Thursdays, 22 and 29 October, should be the least crowded, and Halloween weekend the most. A group of four can shorten the night with the $312 Skip the Queue Bundle or trim the bill with the $296 student bundle. Haw Ror Villa's November dates are the same trade in another form: same $55, far fewer people.
Finally, check what you already hold. The SG Culture Pass gives Singaporeans aged 18 and up $100 of credits that run to December 2028, and Haw Ror Villa 5 takes them, which makes the second-scariest event of the season free.
Two neighbourhood Halloweens run every year and both are free, but neither has a company behind it, a website or a confirmed programme, so neither could be given a card above.
Halloween @ Woodgrove in Woodlands takes over the estate on 31 October from roughly 6pm to 9.30pm, with houses decorated to a level that draws people from across the island. Opera Estate holds its own event on 31 October from about 5.30pm at the Opera Estate Football Field. Both are organised by residents, both are announced close to the date, and both get very crowded after 7pm. Treat the timings as indicative and check the estates' own Facebook pages in late October.
Community clubs are the other cheap route, and unlike the estates they publish a price and a date on onePA. Kebun Baru CC's Halloween Night is $5 on 30 and 31 October, 6pm to 10pm, with a haunted maze, one fringe activity, an F&B redemption, a photobooth, stage shows and scary storytelling. Tampines West CC's "Some Fears Never Leave" runs 6pm to midnight on Saturday 24 October, listed at $6 to $10 depending on the ticket. Nee Soon South's Halloween Dance Fit Night is $3 on 24 October, 5pm to 9pm. In Punggol, Damai's Spooktacular Night is $5 on 31 October, 7pm to 9pm at 613 Punggol Drive, and Punggol Gems RN's Halloween Night is $5 the same evening, 6pm to 10pm. These are small, resident-run evenings that can sell out, so book on onePA rather than turning up.
*Sourcing: Resorts World Sentosa's own Halloween Horror Nights 14, Trick or Thrills, Adventure Cove Halloween and ticket booking pages; Singapore Oceanarium's Into the Glowcean page; hawrorvilla.com and hawparvilla.sg plus the Pelago listing for Haw Ror Villa 5; Zouk Group's Singapore events calendar; and West Mall's own events listing and event artwork. All read on 18 and 19 September 2026 and re-checked on 2 and 19 October 2026; the community-club events are from their onePA listings. Prices and dates are set by the venues and can change, so confirm before you book. Cover image: Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights 14 official key art (Resorts World Sentosa).*
West Mall's Halloween is free to walk into, including the Eco Spooktacular Market from 23 October to 1 November, the Mr Pumpkin meet-and-greet on 30 and 31 October and the Trick-or-Treat Hunt on 31 October, though its workshops and face painting each need a $50 minimum spend. Among ticketed events, the cheapest way in is Adventure Cove Waterpark at $29 for a child and $34 for an adult, which includes Legend Keepers and, on its last two participating Saturdays (24 and 31 October), Pool Party Panic. The cheapest dedicated haunt is Haw Ror Villa 5 at $55, and that one drops to nothing if you pay with SG Culture Pass credits. If you can spend a few dollars, community clubs undercut everything: Nee Soon South's Halloween Dance Fit Night is $3 on 24 October, and Kebun Baru's Halloween Night with a haunted maze is $5 on 30 and 31 October, both booked through onePA.
Every night left is peak. Halloween Horror Nights 14 has seven nights remaining: 22, 23, 24, 29, 30 and 31 October and 1 November 2026, and the last non-peak night was 16 October. Standard admission on those nights is $78, and Resorts World Sentosa's Mastercard exclusive takes $5 off to $73, with a $5 retail voucher on a $50 minimum spend. A Student Bundle of 4 is $296 ($74 a head on one student ID), the Skip the Queue Bundle is $312 for four with one haunted-house queue skip each, and a Frequent Fear Pass is $156 for unlimited visits ($148 on a Mastercard). Prices were re-read on RWS's booking panel on 19 October 2026, with no night sold out. The $58 early bird ended on 13 August 2026.
Four of them. Trick or Thrills at Universal Studios Singapore runs daily from 1 September to 1 November with a Minions live show, trick-or-treating and costumed characters, and has no scare actors at all. Legend Keepers at Adventure Cove is a five-stop treasure hunt built for children, daily from 1 September to 1 November. Into the Glowcean at Singapore Oceanarium is neon rather than gore. West Mall's market and trick-or-treat hunt are aimed at small children and cost nothing, though the face painting there needs a $50 minimum spend. Avoid Halloween Horror Nights, which Universal does not recommend for under-13s, and Adventure Cove's night-time Pool Party Panic, which the park flags as too dark for young children.
Yes, on Haw Ror Villa 5! Back from the Dead at Haw Par Villa. The event's own site lists it as SG Culture Pass eligible and offers a separate checkout for paying with credits. Singaporeans aged 18 and above received $100 of SG Culture Pass credits that run to December 2028, so a $55 ticket is fully covered with $45 left for something else. None of the other events on this list takes Culture Pass credits, because theme parks and nightclubs are outside the scheme.
West Mall in Bukit Batok runs a Trick-or-Treat Hunt on 31 October and it is free, which makes it the only mall event on this list with a printed date rather than a rumour. Universal Studios Singapore has in-park trick-or-treating as part of Trick or Thrills, included with a day ticket. For neighbourhood trick-or-treating, Halloween @ Woodgrove in Woodlands runs on 31 October from about 6pm to 9.30pm and Opera Estate holds its own event from about 5.30pm at the Opera Estate Football Field. Both are resident-organised and free, and both firm up their timings only in the last two weeks of October. Two community clubs run ticketed Halloween nights the same evening for $5: Punggol Damai (7pm to 9pm, 613 Punggol Drive) and Punggol Gems RN (6pm to 10pm), both on onePA.
Alone or in a pair, pay with a Mastercard: the Mastercard exclusive is $73 on every remaining night, against $78 standard. For four people, the Student Bundle of 4 is $296, or $74 a head, and only one of the four needs a student ID. If nobody in the group is a student, the Skip the Queue Bundle at $312 costs the same $78 a head as four standard tickets but adds a one-time queue skip at a haunted house for each person, so it is the better buy for any group of four. On 19 September the panel also printed promo codes ADMHHN14 and SBHHN14 for 10% off a $200 minimum, but neither has been displayed since, so treat any discount at checkout as a bonus rather than a plan.
