October is here, and Singapore is getting ready for a frightfully good time!
From spine-chilling jump scares and spooky costume parties to irresistible Halloween-themed treats, there’s plenty of frightful fun happening across the island this season.
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1. Universal Studios Singapore’s Halloween Horror Nights 14
The screams are back at Universal Studios Singapore, and this year’s Halloween Horror Nights 14 is giving a familiar Singapore neighbourhood character a sinister makeover! Running on selected nights until 1 November 2026, the event promises plenty of spine-chilling thrills.
This year, expect four elaborately themed haunted houses filled with terrifying encounters, creepy characters and unexpected scares around every corner. One of the biggest highlights takes inspiration from a familiar childhood nightmare for many Singaporeans — the Karang Guni Man! But this time, his collection of discarded objects has unleashed something far more sinister than anyone could have imagined.
Beyond the haunted houses, eerie scare zones transform the theme park into a playground of nightmares, while live performances and roaming supernatural characters keep the scares coming.
And here’s something you definitely shouldn’t miss — a dance battle between Ponti-Ana and HamiKuma! Who knew Halloween could be this entertaining?
Tickets start from S$68 for non-peak nights and S$78 for peak nights, with Mastercard holders enjoying an additional S$5 discount. For those who prefer more scares and less queuing, Express Passes start from S$89 (admission sold separately), while the guided R.I.P. Tour is priced at S$290.
The event takes place at Universal Studios Singapore, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269, from 7.30pm to 12.30am on selected nights.
For tickets, please click here.
2. Haw Ror Villa 5
The dead are back, and this time, they’re here to judge! Haw Ror Villa 5: Back from the Dead returns to Singapore’s iconic Haw Par Villa this Halloween, promising a darker, more intense experience where the boundaries between life, death and judgement begin to blur.
Running on 22 selected nights from 8 October to 15 November 2026, this year’s edition features four interconnected scare zones inspired by sin, punishment and the supernatural.
This year, the experience follows a shorter, more intense one-way route, bringing the scares closer together and leaving little room to escape. Expect encounters with supernatural figures inspired by Asian ghost folklore, including the pocong and pontianak!
Tickets are priced at S$55 for adults and S$40 for children aged seven to 12, and SG Culture Pass credits can be used for admission. The event runs from 6.30pm to midnight, with last entry at 10pm.
For those who love a good scare, Haw Ror Villa 5 is definitely one Halloween experience worth checking out. The only question is: Will you be forgiven, or will you be condemned?
Head to Haw Par Villa, 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628, and prepare to enter at your own risk!
For tickets, please click here.
3. Tampines 1’s Halloween Scaretacular
Childhood toys aren’t supposed to be terrifying, but Tampines 1 is turning that idea completely upside down this Halloween. Back for its seventh year, the mall’s popular Halloween Scaretacular returns with Toy Factory 444, an immersive haunted maze where playtime has taken a decidedly disturbing turn.
Forget simply walking through dark corridors while waiting for someone to jump out. This year’s experience adds an interactive twist, challenging participants to solve puzzles, uncover hidden clues and complete missions as they attempt to escape an abandoned factory filled with sinister surprises. With live scare actors and a storyline that puts visitors at the centre of the action, it’s part haunted attraction, part escape-room adventure.
The Halloween festivities extend beyond the maze, too. In collaboration with Box Hunt and the Singapore Fashion Council, shoppers can redeem collectible blind box plushies featuring characters such as Grumpipi and OPanDee Zombie Party. A creative customisation workshop using recycled materials adds a playful touch to the otherwise creepy proceedings.
For East-siders who love a good scare without travelling to Sentosa, this neighbourhood nightmare is well worth investigating.
For more information, please click here.
4. LEGOLAND Malaysia’s Brick-or-Treat Celebrations
For a family-friendly Halloween getaway, LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort is bringing back its popular Brick-or-Treat celebrations from 1 October to 1 November 2026! Expect spooky surprises, sweet treats and a brand-new character joining the fun — the Mummy Queen!
Little monsters can meet their favourite LEGO characters, including Frankenstein, The Witch, Lord Vampyre and Zombie Cheerleader, while enjoying live shows, a weekend Trick-or-Treat Candy Trail, interactive challenges, daily costume contests and The Great Monster Chase 4D.
For an evening adventure, special admission is available on selected Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays in October, with tickets priced from RM85 per adult and RM65 per child for international visitors. Malaysian resident rates start from RM55.
Even better, children aged three to 11 dressed in full Halloween costumes can enjoy free admission with the purchase of a qualifying full-priced adult day ticket at the park’s ticketing counter, subject to terms and conditions.
With plenty of family-friendly Halloween fun, it’s the perfect excuse for a weekend getaway across the Causeway!
Head to LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort, 7 Jalan LEGOLAND, Bandar Medini Iskandar Malaysia, 79250 Iskandar Puteri, Johor, Malaysia.
5. Tiong Bahru Plaza’s Paw-lloween Party
Halloween isn’t just for humans this year! 🐾At Tiong Bahru Plaza, our furry friends are invited to dress up, socialise and celebrate the spooky season in style.
Running from 12 October to 1 November 2026, the mall’s Pawsome Spooktober celebrations feature the highlight Paw-lloween Party, a three-day pet-friendly event happening from 16 to 18 October, in collaboration with Chewbarka and Tesla.
Taking place outdoors near UOB and Toast Box, the party will feature 14 pet-friendly booths, plus a Chang Beer pop-up for paw-rents to enjoy. You can even bring your furkid along for a Tesla test drive and discover its pet-friendly Pet Mode, subject to availability and booking arrangements.
And don’t forget to dress up your furry companions! The Cutest Paw-lloween Contest takes place on 17 October at 7.30pm, while the Halloween Best Dressed Instagram Photo Challenge offers another chance to show off your pet’s most adorable spooky look throughout the three-day event.
Join the celebration at Tiong Bahru Plaza, 302 Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore 168732.
6. Family-Friendly Halloween Fun Returns to Causeway Point and Century Square
Not every Halloween adventure needs to involve bloodcurdling screams! For families with little ones who prefer their spooky fun on the cheerful side, Causeway Point and Century Square are bringing back Halloween Scaretacular, featuring colourful activities, creative workshops and plenty of sweet treats.
One of the highlights is the glow-in-the-dark escape room, where families and friends can team up to solve puzzles and navigate a luminous world of challenges. Instead of terrifying encounters, this experience focuses on teamwork and discovery, making it perfect for younger adventurers.
Little ones can also embark on a Trick-or-Treat Trail through participating stores to collect goodies, while budding witches and wizards can get creative at complimentary potion-making workshops. There are even adorable character night lights up for redemption with qualifying purchases!
The Halloween fun doesn’t end there! Causeway Point’s beloved Dino mascot will make special appearances in costume on 24 and 25 October, while Century Square will host a Halloween Best-Dressed Contest on 31 October, with more than S$4,000 worth of prizes up for grabs.
Best of all, enjoying these Halloween activities doesn’t have to break the bank. The glow-in-the-dark escape room can be redeemed with a minimum spend of S$50, while the Trick-or-Treat Trail requires a minimum spend of S$20 and prior registration. Other terms and conditions apply.
For a fun-filled family Halloween outing, head to Causeway Point at 1 Woodlands Square, Singapore 738099, or Century Square at 2 Tampines Central 5, Singapore 529509.
7. Tamago-EN’s Halloween Soufflé Pancake Decorating Class
This Halloween, Tamago-EN (NEX) invites little chefs to get creative with its Halloween Soufflé Pancake Decorating Class, a fun, hands-on workshop for children aged 3 to 10 and their families!
Taking place from 23 to 25 October 2026, the two-hour workshop lets kids transform Tamago-EN’s signature fluffy soufflé pancakes into adorable Halloween creations. With fruits, sauces and colourful toppings, little ones can design their own spooky monsters, funny faces and other delicious masterpieces!
It’s also a lovely opportunity for parents and children to spend quality time together, with the bonus of enjoying their sweet creations afterwards.
Priced at S$22 for initial registration, with an additional S$8 for an extra participant and DIY kit, the workshop is limited to just eight families per day, so early registration is recommended.
8. Lulu’s Lounge’s Carnival of the Absurd
Looking for a Halloween celebration with a little extra drama? Lulu’s Lounge, the lively Chinatown supper club known for its cabaret shows, live music and late-night parties, is turning up the theatrics this spooky season!
On 30 and 31 October 2026, Lulu’s presents Carnival of the Absurd, a two-night Halloween extravaganza featuring live music, captivating cabaret and burlesque performances, and electrifying DJ sets.
Expect an evening of eccentric entertainment, dazzling performances and a party atmosphere that gets wilder as the night unfolds. Perfect for those who like their Halloween celebrations with a little glamour, a touch of mystery and plenty of dancing!
Standard operating-hour pricing applies.
Head to Lulu’s Lounge at Terra Southbridge Hotel, 208 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058757, for this theatrical Halloween celebration!
9. A Frightfully Delicious Halloween Feast at Lime Restaurant
At Lime Restaurant in PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, spooky season comes with a lavish Halloween buffet featuring creatively themed dishes, premium seafood and plenty of wickedly delicious desserts!
From 23 October to 1 November 2026, the restaurant’s signature buffet gets a spooky makeover. Adventurous foodies can look forward to Witch’s Fire-Grilled Sausages, Blood Moon Glazed Pork Ribs and Black Garlic-Glazed Beef Short Rib. On weekends, the Phantom Flame BBQ Whole Baby Lamb adds extra drama to the feast.
Seafood lovers are in for a treat, with Boston lobster, snow crab and indulgent creations such as Lobster and Truffle Kombu Soba. Pasta fans can also enjoy Bloody Mary Lobster Pasta on weekdays or savour the weekend-exclusive Lobster Bisque Risotto, finished in a giant Parmesan wheel.
And don’t forget to save room for dessert! The Halloween-inspired sweet treats include S’mores Eyeball Chocolate Pudding, Witch’s Ai Yu Jelly Potion and Ghost Velvet Cake. Diners can even win a one-night hotel staycation with breakfast for two through an Instagram giveaway, subject to the competition’s terms and conditions.
Prices start from S$98++ per adult and S$49++ per child from Monday to Thursday, while Friday and Saturday buffets are priced at S$128++ per adult and S$64++ per child. On Sundays, the buffet costs S$118++ per adult and S$59++ per child.
The Halloween buffet takes place at Lime Restaurant, which is located at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering, 3 Upper Pickering Street, Singapore 058289.
10. Allora After Dark
For two days only, Allora Ristorante & Bar at Crowne Plaza Changi Airport is getting a spooky makeover with Allora After Dark, a Halloween-themed buffet featuring creative dishes, premium seafood and indulgent Italian favourites!
Taking place on 31 October and 1 November 2026, the feast features an impressive seafood spread of lobsters, oysters, mud crabs, prawns and scallops. Diners can also enjoy Italian classics with a Halloween twist, including skull-shaped Pumpkin Gnocchi, charcoal Coffin Calzone and freshly prepared pasta tossed in a giant cheese wheel.
Meat lovers are in for a treat too! The carving station serves up Slow-Roasted Beef OP Rib and Frankenstein Ham, while the barbecue features Werewolf Lamb Chops, Devil’s Prawns and Zombie Chicken.
Of course, don’t forget to save room for dessert! Expect wickedly delightful creations such as Graveyard Tiramisu, Brain Red Velvet Cake, Bloody Panna Cotta and Poison Apple.
Priced at S$88++ per adult and S$44++ per child, this Halloween buffet is perfect for a spooky Saturday dinner with friends or a leisurely Sunday brunch with the family. Just make sure you arrive hungry!
Join the Halloween feast at Allora Ristorante & Bar, Crowne Plaza Changi Airport, 75 Airport Boulevard, #01-01, Singapore 819664.