When the clock strikes the cursed 13th hour, fear takes over Universal Studios Singapore. Back for its 13th edition, Halloween Horror Nights (HHN13) returns bigger, darker, and stranger than ever — headlined by the spine-chilling comeback of Netflix’s Stranger Things.
Stranger Things. Photo © Ng Kong Ling
Enter Hawkins and the Upside Down Once More
The gates to Hawkins creak open wider this year, plunging fans into the chilling events of Seasons 2, 3, and 4 of Stranger Things. From the eerie halls of Hawkins National Laboratory to the neon-lit Starcourt Mall and Vecna’s sinister mind lair, the haunted house recreates the supernatural horror of the hit series with unnerving detail. Guests will encounter monsters from the Upside Down, including the Mind Flayer and Demodogs, while reliving iconic scenes alongside fan-favourite characters.
This is the fourth collaboration between Universal Studios Singapore and Netflix, following past haunted houses based on Sweet Home, All of Us Are Dead, and Stranger Things at HHN8. With the series gearing up for its final season release starting 27 November, this haunted house promises to be one of the event’s biggest draws.
Asian Horrors Take Centre Stage
HHN13 also ventures deeper into Asian folklore and cinema, delivering fresh terrors rooted in regional storytelling:
- The Unruly Immortals – In partnership with Chinese culture and entertainment group Yuewen, this haunted house brings to life the cult hit web novel where a high schooler is trapped between clashing realities: twisted alchemy rituals and stark hospital wards. With over 11.3 million online readers, this is the first time a Chinese literary IP is adapted into a Universal Studios haunted house.
- Death Whisperer – Based on Thailand’s highest-grossing horror film of the decade, guests step into 1970s Kanchanaburi where the vengeful Black Spirit hunts for a new host. Adapted from a chilling true story, the experience captures the most terrifying moments of the first two films, just as Death Whisperer 3 readies for its global premiere on 1 October.
Blumhouse Makes Its Singapore Debut
Blumhouse: Fear Lives Here. Photo © Ng Kong Ling
Modern Hollywood horror joins the line-up with the first-ever collaboration with Blumhouse, the powerhouse behind M3GAN, The Purge, The Black Phone, and Happy Death Day:
- Blumhouse: Fear Lives Here – A projection-mapping spectacle that transforms the castle into a cinematic nightmare featuring Blumhouse’s most iconic films.
- Blumhouse Bar – A chilling lounge serving themed cocktails and eerie photo ops, complete with live performances such as M3GAN’s viral dance routine.
More Haunted Houses, Scare Zones and Shows
The Realm of Yokai. Photo © Ng Kong Ling
- Singapore’s Most Haunted: Build to Horror – A cursed neighbourhood where a demonic sinseh’s rituals unleash chaos from beyond the grave.
- The Realm of Yokai – A scare zone inspired by Japan’s Hyakki Yagyō (Night Parade of 100 Demons), where spirits and forgotten creatures invade the mortal world.
- The FEARground – A carnival of chaos filled with twisted carnies and the Death Devil’s sadistic game show, Dare or Die Live.
- Once Upon a Time… to Die – A brand-new live show where Mr Rabid, the mutilated master of time, rips “happily ever after” apart in his grotesque Wonderhell.
Once Upon a Time… to Die. Photo © Ng Kong Ling
Event Details
- Dates: 26 September – 1 November 2025 (18 nights)
- Tickets: S$68 (non-peak), S$78 (peak)
- Where to buy: rwsentosa.com/hhn13 or via Klook
- Dress Code: Guests are encouraged to come in creative costumes (no masks), adding to the Halloween atmosphere.
- Bonus: Select rides and attractions will remain open on event nights.
