Looking for some spooks in Singapore? October is the perfect month for this, as there are plenty of Halloween activities you can do across the city.
There are four fun-filled activities for the whole family – even your fur babies – that you can enjoy up until November 1.
The first is “Halloween at Adventure Cove Waterpark” at Resorts World Sentosa. You can embark on a daytime adventure called “Legend Keepers: Tales of Singapore Awaken”. This interactive treasure hunt takes inspiration from local legends like Kusu Island and Temasek.
At night, on selected Saturdays, you can become a super sleuth at “Pool Party Panic: A Murder Mystery After Dark”. In this neon-lit pool party, guests are invited to investigate crime scenes to identify the culprit.
If you want more haunting evening fun, head to Universal Studios Singapore for “Halloween Horror Nights 14”, where you can explore haunted houses and various scare zones.
Or be awed instead of terrified. Visit Singapore Oceanarium’s “Into the Glowcean” and marvel at glowing marine-life sculptures as you wander through the Oceanic Glow.
You can also watch skeleton-costumed divers during the Skeleton Dive Feed. Take time to join the special October programmes, such as Light Painting Live, Symphony in the Sea and neon-inspired craft activities.
Don’t forget your pets! Let them enjoy the thrill too by bringing them to Tiong Bahru Plaza’s “Pawsome Spooktober”. This pet-focused celebration has festive activities, talks, booths and workshops that you can take part in with your four-legged friends.
Make sure to keep your tummy filled. You don’t want to turn into a “hangry” monster while having all this fun.
From Oct 23 to Nov 1, head to Lime Restaurant at ParkRoyal Collection for “A SubLIME Halloween” to dine in a spooky setting. Meanwhile, Frasers House will host a “Festival of Fright: The Harvest of Horrors Big Dinner Buffet” only on Halloween Day itself.
Combine your love for the sea with some spooky fun at Resorts World Sentosa’s “Royal Albatross Halloween Sail: The Curse of the Ropes”.
There are three options to choose from: the dog-friendly Howl-oween Dog Cruise (Oct 30), Halloween Night sunset and city lights cruises (Oct 31), or The Last Sail (Nov 1). These include a four-course dinner and free-flow soft drinks. There is a mysterious Haunted Cabin for you to explore below deck.
Last but not least, on Halloween night itself, why not check into “Hotel Delirium”? Marquee Singapore transforms into the chilling hotel with immersive installations and eerie photo moments.
From 10pm onward, you can dance all night long in your spooky costume. Don’t forget to also explore the strange surroundings – something might be creeping just around the dark corner.
