Halloween 2026 falls on a Saturday — which means Singapore is going all out. Here's your family guide to the best Halloween events happening now through 1 November 2026, from family-friendly frights to the seriously scary stuff.
Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, and Singapore has clearly taken that as a personal invitation. From not-so-scary carnivals for toddlers to haunted schools, rooftop mazes and the full Halloween Horror Nights experience, here are the best Halloween events for kids and families in Singapore in 2026. Once you’ve picked your plans, sort out the outfits with our guide to where to buy or rent Halloween costumes, stock up on Halloween party food and line up a few Halloween movies for kids for the comedown.
TL;DR: The best Halloween events in Singapore 2026
- Best for little kids: Tricks or Thrills at Universal Studios Singapore, The Mischief Within at Curiosity Cove and Into the Glowcean at Singapore Oceanarium, all included with regular admission.
- Best Halloween night out on 31 October: Farm Fright at City Sprouts Henderson, or trick-or-treating at Opera Estate and Watten Estate.
- Best value: Woodgrove Halloween Night (S$5 a ticket), onePA community events and the free mall activities at Anchorpoint and West Mall.
- Best for kids who want a proper scare: HomeTeamNS SpoOktober and the Tampines 1 rooftop maze.
- Not for kids: Halloween Horror Nights 14 is not recommended for under-13s.
Why trust this guide
This guide is put together by the HoneyKids Asia editorial team, a group of Singapore parents who take Halloween more seriously than is strictly necessary. We checked dates, times and prices with organisers’ official websites and social media pages at the time of publishing. Halloween events change quickly and some sell out, so always check the organiser’s page before heading down. We’ll keep adding to this list as new events are announced.
Family-friendly Halloween events in Singapore 2026
1. Tricks or Thrills at Universal Studios Singapore
Universal Studios Singapore’s family-friendly Halloween takeover is back as part of Resorts World Sentosa’s Festival of Thrills. Minion Land gets a new live show, The Belloween Ball, and kids can go trick-or-treating around the park with candy giveaways throughout the day. Meet-and-greets this year include Sanrio’s Kuromi in a special Halloween outfit, Shrek’s Fairy Godmother, Cookie Monster and Gru’s family, so bring a fully charged phone and a child who is prepared to queue.
When: Now until 1 November 2026, during regular park hours
Where: Universal Studios Singapore, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Price: Included with regular Universal Studios Singapore admission
Age: All ages
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2. The Mischief Within at Curiosity Cove
Halloween gets a playful makeover at Curiosity Cove, where little adventurers help the Ranger Buddies solve a mysterious case. During the daytime Boo-tiful Day sessions, kids can play pumpkin-themed carnival games, make neon crafts and go trick-or-treating around the indoor playscape. On selected evenings, Sundown brings an after-dark mystery trail, a glowing bubble show, a victory parade and Best Dressed awards. It’s Halloween without the nightmares, which makes it a very safe bet for younger kids who like their spooky season silly rather than scary.
When: Boo-tiful Day daily from now until 1 November 2026, 10am to 5.30pm. Sundown on 9 and 10, 16 to 18, 23 to 25 and 30 October to 1 November 2026, 6.30pm to 9.30pm
Where: Curiosity Cove, Mandai Wildlife EAST, 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729979
Price: Boo-tiful Day activities are included with Curiosity Cove admission, with crafts at S$6 each (or three for S$15) and candy bags at S$6. Sundown is a separate ticket.
Age: Best for younger kids
3. Into the Glowcean at Singapore Oceanarium
Singapore Oceanarium goes gently spooky this season with glowing neon marine sculptures, skeleton-costumed divers at feeding time and a line-up of kids’ activities. Little ones can try their hand at light painting, catch live light-painting performances on Saturdays in October, and make neon artwork on selected Sundays. It’s more glow than ghoul, which is exactly what you want for a toddler who isn’t sure about Halloween yet.
When: Now until 1 November 2026. Oceanic Glow daily, 10am to 8pm. Skeleton Dive Feed daily at 4pm, except Mondays and Fridays. Light Painting Live on 10, 17, 24 and 31 October at 3.30pm and 5pm. Neon artwork-making on 11 and 25 October, 12pm to 4pm
Where: Singapore Oceanarium, Resorts World Sentosa
Price: Included with Singapore Oceanarium admission
Age: All ages
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4. Legend Keepers and Pool Party Panic at Adventure Cove Waterpark
Adventure Cove has two Halloween experiences this year, depending on how brave your crew is. Legend Keepers: Tales of Singapore Awaken is the family pick: an app-guided trail through five Singapore-inspired locations where kids solve clues and puzzles, and get candy and treats at the end. For older kids and teens, Pool Party Panic on selected Saturdays turns the waterpark into an interactive murder mystery, with five crime scenes, five suspects and live game masters. Families with very young children should stick to Legend Keepers.
When: Legend Keepers, now until 1 November 2026, 10am to 5pm daily. Pool Party Panic, 10, 17, 24 and 31 October 2026, 4pm to 8pm
Where: Adventure Cove Waterpark, Resorts World Sentosa
Price: Included with an Adventure Cove Waterpark One-Day Ticket (dated for a participating Saturday for Pool Party Panic)
Age: Legend Keepers for families with younger kids; Pool Party Panic for older kids, teens and adults
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5. Farm Fright 2026: Homecoming After Dark at City Sprouts
City Sprouts Henderson turns its old school building and urban farm into a Halloween night out, with zones themed around the schoolyard, science lab, art room and, naturally, the school toilets. Your Farm Fright Pass comes with pumpkin coupons to spend on workshops like slime-making, bath bombs, cyanotype printing and carving your own mini monster. There’s also a market, a haunted bounce house, a costume competition and a Monster DJ Party and Kids Rave to burn off all that candy. Passes have been selling out, so book early.
When: 31 October 2026, 5pm to 10pm
Where: City Sprouts Henderson, 102 Henderson Road, Singapore 159562
Price: S$35 per Farm Fright Pass. Face painting is S$5, paid on site.
Age: Family-friendly; some workshops are for ages 6 and up
6. SpoOktober 2026: Detention After Dark at HomeTeamNS
HomeTeamNS’s annual Halloween event takes a school theme this year, with a different haunted storyline at each of three clubhouses. Expect scare zones with live actors, plus carnival games, trick-or-treating, face painting, crafts and food for those who’d rather not be chased by a ghost student. The scare zones are the main draw, but there’s plenty for younger kids to do away from them, and children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult in the scare zones.
When and where:
The First Assembly: 17 and 18 October 2026, 5pm to 11pm, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, 900 Bedok North Road, Singapore 479994
The Night Walk: 24 and 25 October 2026, 5pm to 11pm, HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok, 2 Bukit Batok West Avenue 7, Singapore 659003
The Last Class: 31 October and 1 November 2026, 5pm to 11pm, HomeTeamNS Khatib, 2 Yishun Walk, Singapore 767944
Price: Single tickets from S$22 for members, S$30 for affiliates and S$35 for guests. Duo and Party of 5 tickets are also available.
Age: Family-friendly activities for all ages; the scare zones have varying scare levels
7. Wildlings Halloween Camp
If your kids are more into potions than poltergeists, Wildlings’ one-day outdoor Halloween camp in Dempsey is a lovely alternative. Kids work at an apothecary bench, plant painted toadstool pots, build fairy doors at the base of trees and mix a jar of glow-in-the-dark slime to take home. The Sunbirds camp is for ages 4 to 6, while older kids can join the Hornbills and Eagles camp.
When: 26 October 2026, 9am to 3pm
Where: Wildlings, Dempsey
Price: S$140 per child
Age: Sunbirds camp for ages 4 to 6 (must be toilet trained and comfortable being dropped off); Hornbills and Eagles camp for ages 7 and up
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Halloween events at Singapore malls
8. Toy Factory 444 haunted maze at Tampines 1
Tampines 1’s rooftop Halloween maze is back, and this year it’s a gamified haunted toy factory. You’ll solve clues and complete missions while being followed by some very unfriendly toys, and hidden cameras capture your reactions so you get a personalised reaction video at the end. It’s a genuine scare, so it’s best for older kids and teens who have been asking to do something “actually scary”.
When: 17 and 18 October, 22 to 25 October and 29 October to 1 November 2026, 7pm to 11pm (last entry 10.30pm)
Where: Tampines 1 Rooftop, 10 Tampines Central 1, Singapore 529536
Price: S$10 per ticket, or redeem two tickets with a S$100 spend or four with a S$150 spend at the mall
Age: Best for older kids and teens
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9. Halloween Scaretacular at Causeway Point and Century Square
Both malls have a glow-in-the-dark escape room for kids and parents this year, along with guided trick-or-treat trails through participating stores. Causeway Point has a Halloween Dino meet-and-greet, while Century Square is holding its annual Best Dressed Competition on Halloween itself, with over S$4,000 in prizes for kids aged 1 to 12. Trick-or-treat sessions are limited to 20 children each, so register early.
Causeway Point: Escape room 19 to 25 October 2026, 12pm to 9pm. Trick-or-treat trail 17 and 18 October, 2pm and 5pm. Dino meet-and-greet 24 and 25 October, 12pm to 3pm.
Century Square: Escape room 26 to 30 October and 1 November 2026, 12pm to 9pm, and 31 October, 6pm to 9pm. Trick-or-treat trail 24 and 25 October, 2pm and 5pm. Best Dressed Competition 31 October, 2pm to 5pm.
Price: Escape room passes are S$8, or free with a S$50 spend. The trick-or-treat trail needs a S$20 single-receipt spend. Each escape room pass admits one child aged 12 and below with one adult.
Causeway Point info | Century Square info
10. Halloween at Anchorpoint
Anchorpoint’s Halloween weekends are a long-running favourite in the west, with trick-or-treating, face painting, a spooky photo booth and a pumpkin maze that small children will happily run through 15 times. There’s also a costume contest, so dress them up.
When: 17, 18, 24 and 25 October 2026
Where: Anchorpoint, B1 Atrium, 370 Alexandra Road, Singapore 159953
Price: Free. Face painting is redeemable with a minimum spend.
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11. Halloween at West Mall
West Mall has a Halloween market, kids’ workshops, face painting and a trick-or-treat hunt on Halloween itself. Mr Pumpkin will be doing free meet-and-greets on 30 and 31 October at 1pm, 4pm and 7pm.
When: 23 October to 1 November 2026, 11am to 9pm. Trick-or-treat hunt on 31 October
Where: West Mall, 1 Bukit Batok Central Link, Singapore 658713
Price: Free entry, meet-and-greet and trick-or-treat hunt. Some activities need a minimum spend.
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12. Pawsome Spooktober at Tiong Bahru Plaza
For families whose most enthusiastic Halloween participant has four legs, Tiong Bahru Plaza is throwing a Paw-lloween Party with pet-brand booths, workshops, live music and a Cutest Paw-lloween Contest. You can even take your dog for a Tesla test drive to try out its Pet Mode, which is a sentence we never expected to write.
When: Paw-lloween Party 16 to 18 October 2026. Cutest Paw-lloween Contest 17 October, sign-ups from 5pm
Where: Tiong Bahru Plaza, 302 Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore 168732
Price: Free entry
Trick-or-treating and neighbourhood Halloween parties
For the full trick-or-treating rundown, including etiquette and what to bring, see our guide to where to go trick-or-treating in Singapore.
13. Trick-or-treat at Opera Estate
One of Singapore’s best-loved community Halloween traditions returns to the east. The Opera Estate Football Field fills up with families in costume for trick-or-treating, decorations and the kind of neighbourhood energy you simply can’t manufacture. Go early to find parking, dress the kids up well and be considerate of the residents who make it happen.
When: 31 October 2026, 5.30pm onwards
Where: Opera Estate Football Field, Singapore 458491
Price: Free
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14. Woodgrove Halloween Night
In the north, Woodgrove’s Halloween Night is one of the best-value evenings out of the season. Expect game booths, carnival rides, a haunted house, bouncy inflatables, stage performances, food stations and a Best Dressed Contest. Tickets are cash only and sold exclusively at Fuchun CC and Woodgrove CC, so plan a quick trip to buy them before the big night.
When: 24 October 2026, 5.30pm to 9pm
Where: Singapore American School (Elementary Bus Bay), Woodlands
Price: S$5 per person (cash only)
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15. Trick-or-treat at Watten Estate
Every year, Watten Estate in Bukit Timah turns into a Halloween wonderland, with houses decked out in decorations and residents handing out treats to kids in costume. It’s as close as Singapore gets to classic American-style trick-or-treating, so it gets busy. Remember that it’s a residential neighbourhood, and only knock on homes that are clearly taking part.
When: 31 October 2026, 4pm onwards
Where: Watten Estate, Bukit Timah
Price: Free
More info
16. Community Halloween events by onePA
Community clubs across the island run their own Halloween parties throughout October, with trick-or-treating, mini haunted houses, carnival games and costume competitions. They’re affordable, close to home and usually far less crowded than the big-ticket events.
When: Various dates in October 2026
Where: Community clubs across Singapore
Price: Varies by event
Find an event near you
Halloween events for older kids, teens and parents
17. Candlelight: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics
For music-loving older kids, this candlelit concert at The Arts House features a string quartet playing Halloween favourites, including Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”, the Addams Family theme and a Stranger Things mashup. It starts late, so it’s one for tweens and teens rather than little ones.
When: 30 and 31 October 2026, 9pm
Where: The Arts House, 1 Old Parliament Lane, Singapore 179429
Price: From S$43
Age: Recommended for ages 8 and up
18. Halloween on The Royal Albatross
The Royal Albatross tall ship is running Halloween dinner cruises over the long weekend, each with a four-course Halloween-themed dinner, free-flow soft drinks and access to a Haunted Captain’s Cabin below deck. The Sunset Cruise on Halloween night is the most family-friendly timing. The Haunted Cabin isn’t recommended for young children, so be ready to stay up on deck with the little ones. There’s also a dog-friendly Howl-loween cruise on 30 October.
When: Howl-loween Dog Cruise, 30 October 2026, boarding 7pm. Halloween Night Sunset Cruise, 31 October, 5pm to 7.30pm, and City Lights Cruise, 31 October, 8.30pm to 11pm. The Last Sail, 1 November, boarding 6pm
Where: The Royal Albatross, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Price: See the booking page for fares
19. Halloween Horror Nights 14 at Universal Studios Singapore
Not recommended for children under 13.
Southeast Asia’s biggest Halloween event is back for its 14th year with a distinctly local flavour, drawing on Asian folklore, urban legends and Singapore’s own darker corners. Ponti-Ana, inspired by the legendary Pontianak, makes her debut as this year’s scream queen, and HamiKuma, the zombie teddy bear from Universal Studios Japan, makes his first Singapore appearance. There are four haunted houses, including Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection and Singapore’s Most Haunted: On Air, two scare zones and three live shows. Peak nights sell out, so book early if your teen is determined to go.
When: Selected nights until 1 November 2026, 7.30pm to 12.30am. Remaining nights are 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30 and 31 October and 1 November
Where: Universal Studios Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa
Price: From S$68
Age: Not recommended for children under 13. Costume masks are not allowed
Frequently asked questions
What day is Halloween in 2026?
Halloween falls on Saturday, 31 October 2026, so many events run across the weekend of 30 October to 1 November.
What are the best Halloween events in Singapore for toddlers?
For toddlers and younger kids, try Tricks or Thrills at Universal Studios Singapore, Boo-tiful Day at Curiosity Cove and Into the Glowcean at Singapore Oceanarium. All three are included with regular admission and are more cute than creepy.
Where can kids go trick-or-treating in Singapore?
Popular spots include Opera Estate and Watten Estate on 31 October, along with organised trick-or-treat trails at malls like Causeway Point and Century Square and at Universal Studios Singapore. See our full guide to trick-or-treating in Singapore.
Are there free Halloween events in Singapore?
Yes. Neighbourhood trick-or-treating at Opera Estate and Watten Estate is free, as are the Halloween activities at Anchorpoint and West Mall. Woodgrove Halloween Night costs just S$5 a person.
Is Halloween Horror Nights suitable for kids?
No. Halloween Horror Nights 14 is not recommended for children under 13. For younger kids, Tricks or Thrills at Universal Studios Singapore is the family-friendly alternative during the day.
Happy haunting, Singapore!
