Halloween Horror Nights Singapore 2026: Dates, Tickets & Haunted Houses

Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights 14 runs on 18 select nights from 25 September to 1 November 2026. The event operates from 7.30pm to 12.30am and combines four haunted houses, two scare zones and three live shows, with the Karang Guni man at the centre of this year’s story.

Full HHN14 dates

Non-peak nights are 25 and 26 September, then 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 15 and 16 October. Peak nights are 10, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30 and 31 October, plus 1 November. If your schedule is flexible, the non-peak dates are the obvious place to start for a lower base ticket price.

The four haunted houses

Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection

The headline house takes a familiar Singapore heartland figure and turns his collection of old objects into the source of the horror. The setting is a cursed shophouse packed with forgotten items and strange antiques, making this the house most directly tied to HHN14’s central story.

Singapore’s Most Haunted: ON AIR

The Singapore’s Most Haunted series returns inside an abandoned broadcast studio. The concept leans into screens, recordings, local legends and the feeling that the studio is watching you back.

Chatterbox Charlie’s Vaudeville Horrors

Chatterbox Charlie moves from character to full haunted house, with a warped vaudeville setting built around ventriloquism, theatrical horror, optical tricks and the relationship between Charlie and his dummy, Junior.

Made in Hell: XL Robotics

The fourth house shifts away from folklore into science-fiction horror. It is set in a robotics and bioengineering facility where artificial immortality, machines and human test subjects collide.

The two scare zones

The Raveyard

The Raveyard turns a cemetery into a neon undead party, with music, roaming scare performers and a more energetic atmosphere between houses.

Necropolis: The Serpent’s Crossroads

Necropolis uses Ancient Egyptian and underworld imagery for a darker, slower scare zone built around curses, shadows and a soul-trading mythology.

The three live shows

The Scaremony opens the night and establishes the event story. Club PanDEMONium returns with dark humour, specialty acts and music, while Nail the Beat combines horror and high-energy performance with HamiKuma and Ponti-Ana.

How much do tickets cost?

At the time of writing, standard admission starts at S$68 for non-peak nights and S$78 for peak nights. Mastercard options are listed at S$63 and S$73 respectively. Resorts World Sentosa also lists packages such as a Frequent Fear Pass and R.I.P. Tour. Prices and availability can change, so use the official booking page before purchasing.

Do you need an Express Pass?

If your priority is completing all four houses in one night, Express is easier to justify than if you mainly want the atmosphere. The official guide lists an HHN Express Pass at S$89 and Express PLUS at S$119, sold separately from admission. Express can reduce regular queues once at the haunted houses; Express PLUS also covers participating rides and attractions.

What should you do first?

Arrive early enough to understand the entry process and start with the house you care about most. Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection is the central story hook, so it is a sensible first stop. After that, alternate houses with scare zones or shows rather than walking the entire park in circles.

Costume rules and age advisory

Costumes are subject to Resorts World Sentosa’s costume policy. Costume masks are not allowed, and face coverings or prosthetic applications that obscure the face are restricted except where required for religious or medical reasons. The event is not recommended for children under 13, which is important if you are planning a family trip to Universal Studios Singapore.

HHN14 sits inside the wider Resorts World Sentosa Halloween season. See our Festival of Thrills 2026 guide for the broader resort programme, and our things to do in Singapore at night guide for alternatives outside Sentosa.