If you’ve been counting down the days to Halloween like we have, the wait will soon be over!
It’s that time of the year where we dress up in costume, scare ourselves silly, and hopefully score ourselves some candy. What’s not to love?
This month, we’ve rounded up a list of Halloween parties you can attend, and some Halloween-themed food you can look forward to chowing down on!
Brace yourselves, you won’t see these scares coming.
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1. Halloween Horror Nights 7
First on the list is a Halloween house that requires no introduction.
Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights is back for its seventh edition, and this year’s scare-fest is themed after the seven dead-lier sins: cruelty, deception, malice, manipulation, narcissism, perversion and obsession.
Come face to face with your worst nightmares when you enter the 5 haunted houses, which include a mall filled with ghosts (‘Death Mall’), an eerie hut haunted by the Midnight Man (‘Hex’), and see what evils lurk within the minds of the malevolent (‘Inside The Mind’).
Wander through 2 scare zones, one of which is a sanctuary for the 7 sins (‘Pilgrimage of Sin’), and another of which is a macabre twist on your favourite holidays (‘Happy Horror Days‘).
Another highlight at Halloween Horror Nights this year is also a HHN first – Zombie laser tag. For the first time in Halloween Horror Nights history, you get the chance to defend yourself against the horrors you will meet. So grab your weapon; you’ll need it to fend off the rabid flesh-eating zombies.
Tickets are available for purchase here.
Halloween Horror Nights 7
Where: Universal Studios Singapore
When: 29 Sep – 29 Oct
Admission: $61
Website
2. Museum Of Horrors VII: Vengeance
Not a fan of Halloween Horror Nights? Here’s another haunted house to check out that’s tagged at a fraction of the price.
Museum Of Horrors is back, and this year’s edition circles around a dead girl who is hungry for revenge.
Abused and murdered by her mother, her restless spirit has returned to haunt her mother’s new family. Possessing her mother, she kills off every single member of the family before forcing her mother to hang herself.
Pay a visit to the grave-filled backyard, step into the master bedroom, and brace yourself for what you may find in the attic and the children’s room! A house full of horrors, you’ll want to take a deep breath when you arrive at the front porch.
Watch your back – you can never be too careful.
Tickets are available for purchase here.
Museum Of Horrors VII: Vengeance
Where: *SCAPE
When: 18 – 22 Oct, 26 – 31 Oct
Admission: $15 for General Admission
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3. Carnival of the Absurd at Lulu’s Lounge
If horror houses and being scared isn’t what you had in mind for Halloween, maybe this is.
Lulu’s Lounge will be hosting its first Halloween party.
Called ‘Carnival of the Absurd‘, this party is themed around a Coney Island freak show, which is famed for its performers who bear bodily abnormalities (e.g dwarves, four legged humans) or who can perform amazing inhuman feats like swallowing swords and contorting their own bodies.
While we don’t know yet what characters we’ll find at this carnival, you can be sure you’ll be thoroughly entertained by their roving characters and wacky stage performers.
Get your freak on and don’t be a bystander! Here, no one will be judging.
Carnival of the Absurd
Where: Lulu’s Lounge, Pan Pacific Hotel, 7 Raffles Boulevard
When: 28 Oct, 9pm – 6am
Admission: $30 cover charge
4. Cleopetra’s Revenge at Bang Bang
If you’re looking for a change of pace, pop over to Bang Bang.
Themed ‘Cleopetra’s Revenge‘, dance with menacing mummies and evil queens decked in gold into the wee hours of the morning.
Transporting you to Cleopetra’s creepy land, the night will whisper tales of the undead queen’s revenge.
Cleopetra’s Revenge
When: Oct 27 – 28, 10.30pm – 6am
Where: Bang Bang, Pan Pacific Hotel, 7 Raffles Boulevard
Admission: $35 (includes one drink)
5. Zouk’s Laboratorium Of Horror
This Halloween, Zouk will transform into a Laboratorium of Horror with jars containing brains, icky intestines, old examination tables, and syringes. The laboratory of one mad Dr Gore, watch out for the diabolical doctor – you don’t want to be the next subject in his line of sinister experiments.
You’ll want to bring your A game – costume-wise – to this party because those in the most terrifying costumes stand a chance to win a pair of flight tickets to Athens via Scoot (worth $1680), Jimmy Choo and Kenzo fragrance hampers, a staycay at Lloyd’s Inn, and more.
The party goes on through the night till 4am, with Zouk’s resident DJs Hong, Lincey, and Jeremy Boon helming the decks.
The first 100 party-goers that arrive decked out in full costume get to enter for free!
Zouk’s Laboratorium Of Horror
When:
Where: Blk 3C River Valley Road
Admission: $55 (non-member price; includes one drink)
6. Noise Invasion Festival at Haw Par Villa
There are few places in Singapore that are quite as creepy as Haw Par Villa after dark.
On 28 October, the spooky Haw Par Villa grounds will be taken over by Noise Invasion Festival, a celebration of individuality and creativity. The event’s hashtag is #GetWeird, so you know what to do! Embrace the theme and dress your weirdest.
Expect killer music at this festival, with a line-up including Sam Rui, Wicked Aura, M1LDL1FE, Axel Brizzy, Amateur Takes Control, and more. The festival’s got art, dance, and food, and teases that it’ll deviate from the usual arts festival format.
Not sure what to expect? Think unconventional and strange.
Admission to this festival is completely free, so if you’re too broke to party this Halloween, this is a great alternative for the Halloween weekend!
Noise Invasion Festival
When:
Where: Haw Par Villa, 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628
Admission: Free
7. Singapore Halloween Festival
The Singapore Halloween Festival is back, and this year, it will take place in a water park!
An annual event that combines fun, horror, dressing up and all things Halloween, this year’s haunting will happen slightly past Halloween on 4 – 5 November. And the site they’ve chosen this year is none other than Wild Wild Wet.
There will be a Zombie Maze, a Monster Ball, a Giant Picnic Lawn with delicious gourmet F&B options, carnival games and pop-up stalls for everyone in the family! Dress your best because the person wearing the best costume will win a special prize!
Adult tickets are tagged at $45 for a regular 1-day pass, $70 for a regular 2-day pass and $388 for VIP Tier tickets (2-day pass) for 3 adults. Child tickets are $30 for a 1-day pass and $50 for a 2-day pass.
Tickets are available for purchase here.
Singapore Halloween Festival
Where: Wild Wild Wet
When: 4 – 5 Nov
Admission: $30 – $388
Website
8. Halloween Family Night Out
Another Halloween party for the whole family is Halloween Family Night Out.
The biggest family-friendly Halloween event, this Halloween extravaganza will take over the sprawling KidZania arena.
For 2 weekends from 27 October – 5 November, the KidZania compound will take on a brand new look. The airport, restaurants, petrol kiosk and more will transform into a landscape including a candy forest, volcanoes, and the depths of the sea!
Immerse yourself in the beautifully designed rooms that will transport you and your family to a whole other dimension. Watch the professional actors as they take you through an immersive storytelling experience!
What’s Halloween without a bit of candy? Collect trick or treat goodie bags on the trees of Vampi’s candy forest and be sure to steer clear of Vampi the vampire if you plan on holding on to your loot!
For more candy, enter the neon forest and find 4 doors. Knock on the doors and if you and your family come in costume, you’ll receive a treat. Otherwise, you just may get tricked.
With carnival games, spooky snack-bites, magic shows and mysterious bubble shows taking place through the night, the kids are in for a night of fun at this Halloween fiesta!
Entry is $45 each for adult and child, and is inclusive of a limited edition Trick or Treat popcorn candy bucket, a Halloween Family Night Out Cape and The Secret Treasure Map of Magic Mummy (worth $45)!
Halloween Family Night Out
Where: KidZania @ Sentosa
When: 27 – 28 Oct, 3 – 5 Nov
Time: 7pm – 11pm
Admission: $45 (adult/child)
Website
9. Halloween At Sephora
This Halloween, why stop at putting on a Halloween costume?
Go all out and dress your face up as well with a little help from the helpful Beauty Advisors at Sephora.
For the entire month of October, spend $100 or more and get a custom Halloween makeover at any Sephora store!
Halloween at Sephora
Where: All Sephora outlets
When: 1 – 31 Oct
Website
Eats
10. Cold Stone Creamery
This Halloween, Cold Stone Creamery is serving a spooky spin on Cookies ‘n’ Cream ice cream.
Their Halloween exclusive, Cookies ‘n’ Screammm, consists of a scoop of pumpkin ice cream mixed with a gummy worms, bloody berries, and of course, Oreo cookies. Priced at $6 – $10.50, have your dessert in a plain waffle bowl (+$1.20) or in a dipped waffle bowl (+$1.90).
Cold Stone Creamery
Locations: All Cold Stone Creamery outlets
Website
October is chock full of exciting activities, whether you’re someone who enjoys the thrill of being scared, someone who likes to dress up, or someone who just wants to have a good time.
If you haven’t made plans for Halloween, what are you waiting for? Here’s to a fangtastic Halloween!
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