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.
It’s the spookiest – and one of our favourite – times of the year… Halloween! Check out these ideas for fang-tastic Halloween party food, where to buy the best Halloween costumes and our fave Halloween movies. But what about the Halloween-themed events, attractions and frightful things to do in Singapore? Behold – we’ve rounded up the best Halloween 2025 events for kids and families in Singapore, from kid-friendly food offerings to monstrous parades.
Halloween events in Singapore 2026
1. Tricks or Thrills at Universal Studios Singapore
Halloween comes to Minion Land this year with jack-o’-lanterns, themed installations and a brand new show — The Belloween Ball, featuring the debut of Bride of Monster Bob. Meet and greet favourites this year include Sanrio’s Kuromi in a special Halloween costume, the Fairy Godmother from Shrek, plus returning characters Shrek and Fiona, Count von Count, Elmo, Cookie Monster and the Ammu’Khet ensemble. Candy giveaways run throughout the day, and you can browse exclusive Monster Bob and Sanrio merchandise including blind boxes, charms and glow-in-the-dark keepsakes.
Tricks or Thrills is included with regular admission to Universal Studios Singapore.
When: 1 September to 1 November 2026, during regular park hours
Price: Included with regular USS admission — from S$76/adult, S$69/child
Age: All ages
Where: Universal Studios Singapore, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Book: rwsentosa.com or Klook
Into the Glowcean at Singapore Oceanarium
The bioluminescent ocean goes beautifully spooky this Halloween season at Singapore Oceanarium’s Into the Glowcean experience. Glowing ocean decor, neon-inspired desserts and specialty drinks set the scene, and on selected weekends in October you can catch live light painting performances inspired by the movements of marine life. There are also illuminated violin performances and dances throughout the season.
For a genuinely unique one-off, catch the world’s first Singapore Oceanarium Silent Disco on 19 September 2026 — a one-night-only after-hours experience from 8pm to 11pm where guests explore marine habitats via wireless headsets, dancing among sea jellies and prehistoric marine replicas. Limited tickets at rwsentosa.com/pr-silent-disco.
When: 5 September to 1 November 2026; Silent Disco: 19 September 2026, 8pm to 11pm
Age: All ages
Where: Singapore Oceanarium, Resorts World Sentosa
Book: rwsentosa.com
Pool Party Panic at Adventure Cove Waterpark
As dusk falls, Adventure Cove Waterpark transforms into something altogether more dramatic. Pool Party Panic starts as a high-energy neon pool party — until the music stops, the lights fail and a scream cuts across the water. When the floodlights return, bodies have been found. What follows is an interactive murder mystery where guests investigate crime scenes, solve puzzles, unlock confessions and find the culprit. Equal parts escape room and pool party.
When: Every Saturday night until 1 November 2026
Age: Best for teens and adults
Where: Adventure Cove Waterpark, Resorts World Sentosa
More info: rwsentosa.com
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, and this year it has brought a distinctly local flavour. From 25 September to 1 November 2026 on select nights, USS is overtaken by supernatural encounters drawn from Asian folklore, urban legends and Singapore’s own darker corners.
New this year: Ponti-Ana — inspired by the legendary Pontianak ghost — makes her debut as HHN14’s new scream queen, appearing in the live show Nail the Beat at The Raveyard alongside HamiKuma, the wildly popular zombie teddy bear from Universal Studios Japan making his first Singapore appearance. The fan-favourite Scaremony returns alongside the sinister Club PanDEMONium.
Haunted houses:
Singapore’s Most Haunted: On Air
Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection
Made in Hell: XL Robotics
Chatterbox Charlie’s Vaudeville Horrors
Scare zones: The Raveyard, Necropolis: The Serpent’s Crossroads
Food highlights: Kampung Lemak Chicken Burger, Karang Guni Feast with kopi-gao milkshake, the non-alcoholic Kia Si Antidote (for the “kia si,” i.e. scared-to-die, among us)
When: Select nights, 25 September to 1 November 2026
Price: From S$68 (non-peak), S$78 (peak). On sale now.
Age: Not recommended for children under 13. No costume masks permitted.
Where: Universal Studios Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa
Book: rwsentosa.com/halloween-horror-nights-14 or Klook. Mastercard exclusive packages available.
Trick or treat at Opera Estate
One of Singapore’s most beloved 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 ground-up community energy that you simply cannot manufacture. Go early to find parking, dress the kids up well and prepare for a proper neighbourhood Halloween moment.
When: 31 October 2026, 5.30pm onwards
Where: Opera Estate Football Field, Singapore 458491
How much: FREE
More info
Halloween @ Woodgrove (Woodlands)
In the North, Woodgrove Estate does Halloween properly every year — elaborately decorated houses, community trick-or-treating and families who go all out on costumes. It’s a ground-up tradition run entirely by residents, and it reliably generates Singapore’s most shared Halloween neighbourhood photos. Check @woodgroveestate on Instagram for confirmed date and timing closer to the event.
When: 31 October 2026 (estimated 6pm to 9.30pm — confirm via community social channels)
Where: Woodgrove Estate, Woodlands
Price: Free
Halloween 2026 lands on a Saturday — which means no Sunday dread for the adults, and maximum party energy for everyone. Book early for HHN14 (it sells out on peak nights), and for the younger crowd, Tricks or Thrills at USS and Into the Glowcean are brilliant options all the way through October. Happy haunting, Singapore.
