#things to do

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.

Term 4 has been running since 14 September, so this list now covers only what you can still book with kids in October. Snow City closed for good on 30 September and has been removed, and Jewel's September bundle and $4.80 evening rate ended the same day. Five things remain. The National Museum's revamped Singapore History Gallery reopens on 10 October, free for citizens and PRs. Jewel has a Mastercard Maze Bundle from $24 adult and $16 child for 1-31 October. The Palawan's Play and Dine bundles run to 31 December, the Science Centre's resident combo is $8 on weekdays, and Harry Potter: Visions of Magic still takes 20% off between 6 and 8pm. Re-checked on each venue's own site on 3 October.

Singapore tourist attraction ticket prices for 2026, with the Singapore-resident (local) rates that quietly save you money, re-checked on each venue's own site on 15 October 2026. The 7 best attraction and theme-park deals: Universal Studios Singapore (One-Day tickets from $76, though every date left in October is now an $83 peak day); the Singapore Oceanarium at RWS, where the honest number is $55 for an adult and $43 for a child or senior, because resident pricing ended on 1 January 2026 (its resident 3-for-$110 bundle closed on 30 September, but the 6-month Season Pass at $135 / $100 is still on sale); Mandai's Bird Paradise (resident $39 adult / $27 child on weekdays, $44 / $30 at peak) and Rainforest Wild Adventure, formerly Rainforest Wild Asia (resident $45 / $32 on weekdays, $50 / $35 at peak, or a $35 single-zone ticket); Gardens by the Bay (Flower Dome from $12 for residents, free Supertree Grove); the Singapore Flyer ($46 adult / $28 child, 10% off with PAssion Card code SFPASSION); and Wild Wild Wet, whose Splash Fest Day Pass is $22 adult and $16 child off-peak to 31 October, and from 1 November its Christmas season adds a free ice cream to every online Day Pass. The catch most guides skip: Bird Paradise, Rainforest Wild Adventure and Wild Wild Wet charge more on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, and October has no public holiday, so every weekday this month is off-peak at those three. USS works the other way: it now charges peak on every date from 16 to 31 October. Below: the real prices, peak versus off-peak, what each is best for, and how to plan a day out without overpaying at the gate.