Halloween arrives across Resorts World Sentosa this year in more ways than one.
From 1 September to 1 November 2026, the integrated resort brings together horror attractions, family activities, immersive experiences, after-dark entertainment and themed dining as part of its Festival of Thrills. The two-month programme spans Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Oceanarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark and WEAVE, offering different ways to experience the Halloween season.
For those looking for a serious scare, the main draw is Halloween Horror Nights 14. But elsewhere around the resort, Halloween takes on a lighter, more playful and sometimes more unexpected form.
Singapore’s familiar stories turn sinister
The biggest Halloween attraction at Resorts World Sentosa returns with Halloween Horror Nights 14, running on 18 select nights from 25 September to 1 November.
Karang Guni_ The Cursed Collection
This year’s edition draws on Asian folklore, urban legends and familiar Singapore references, with four haunted houses, two immersive scare zones, live shows and a new roving scare experience.
At Singapore’s Most Haunted: On Air, an abandoned broadcast studio continues to replay disturbing reenactments of Singapore’s darkest legends. Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection takes a familiar Singapore figure in a darker direction, with a shophouse filled with unwanted objects that carry the misfortunes of their former owners.
The other two haunted houses move beyond Singapore-inspired stories. Made in Hell: Xinling Robotics takes place inside a Chinese bioengineering and robotics facility where human lifeforce is being harvested in the pursuit of artificial immortality. Meanwhile, Chatterbox Charlie’s Vaudeville Horrors brings back the ventriloquist character from last year’s FEARground scare zone, now with his own haunted house.
Outside the haunted houses, The Raveyard turns a forgotten graveyard into a neon-lit afterlife rave, while Necropolis: The Serpent’s Crossroads takes guests into an Ancient Egyptian setting ruled by the serpentine Sasu Soul Eater.
There is also a new roving scare experience, taking the horror beyond designated zones. Karung Guni and the Pontianak-inspired Fatimah Rockers will move through the park, making encounters less predictable.
Halloween Horror Nights 14 is not recommended for children under 13. Tickets are priced at S$68 for non-peak nights and S$78 for peak nights.
Daytime Halloween for the whole family
Those who prefer their Halloween without the horror can head to Universal Studios Singapore during the day for Trick or Thrills, running from 1 September to 1 November.
Illumination’s Minion Land gets a Halloween makeover, with themed decorations and a new show, The Belloween Ball, featuring the debut of Bride of Monster Bob. Visitors can also meet characters including Gru, Lucy, Margo, Agnes and Edith, as well as Kuromi in special Halloween attire, Shrek and Fiona, and characters from Sesame Street.
Take-home horrors from Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights
Candy giveaways, Halloween-themed food and drinks, and limited-edition merchandise add to the daytime festivities.
Trick or Thrills is included with regular admission to Universal Studios Singapore, making it a more accessible way for families to join the Halloween season.
When the ocean starts to glow
At Singapore Oceanarium, Halloween takes a very different direction with Into the Glowcean, running from 5 September to 1 November.
Instead of haunted houses, selected areas of the oceanarium are transformed with neon-inspired art, light and colour, creating a luminous underwater environment inspired by marine life.
Oceanic Glow
At the centre of the programme is Oceanic Glow, a series of traditional glass neon installations by Singapore-based artist Megan Foo. The works explore the ways marine animals use light for communication, camouflage, warning and signalling, translating these ideas into handcrafted neon art.
The experience also includes hands-on activities, including neon artwork and deep-sea animal keychain workshops, interactive light painting and neon-themed face painting.
Selected weekends in October will feature live light-painting performances, illuminated violin performances and dance. There will also be a special dive-feeding session featuring skeleton-costumed divers, alongside Halloween-themed marine mascots.
Food and drinks inspired by bioluminescent marine life, together with glowing decorations, add to the atmosphere.
From pool party to murder mystery
Adventure Cove Waterpark takes a more unusual approach with Pool Party Panic, an after-dark experience held every Saturday until 1 November.
Legend Keepers_ The Ocean Spirit Awakens at Adventure Cove Waterpark
The evening begins as a neon-lit pool party, but the mood changes when the music stops, the lights go out and a scream breaks the silence.
Guests are then drawn into an interactive murder mystery, investigating crime scenes, solving puzzles and uncovering clues to identify the culprit. The experience combines the energy of a pool party with elements of an escape game, turning visitors into participants in the unfolding mystery.
During the day, families can take part in Legend Keepers: The Ocean Spirit Awakens. Guided by Merli the Tide Guardian, participants travel across five locations inspired by Singapore legends, including Kusu Island, Bukit Merah and Sisters’ Islands, solving puzzles along the way.
Both experiences run from 1 September to 1 November and are included with an Adventure Cove Waterpark one-day ticket.
Racing, retail and nightlife at WEAVE
At WEAVE, the Festival of Thrills takes a more lifestyle-oriented approach, combining Halloween activities with the retail and dining destination’s existing spaces.
Adrenaline Bar at Level B1 WEAVE in RWS
During the day, families can join trick-or-treat activities on selected Fridays and Saturdays in October. A minimum S$80 spend also unlocks a Halloween-themed Frightly Photo Booth experience.
After dark, the focus shifts to the Adrenaline Bar, where live bands, bar games and ice-cold brews create a more grown-up take on the season. Selected October nights will feature racing-inspired games and live entertainment, extending the Halloween atmosphere into the night.
WEAVE is also the base for this year’s motorsport-themed activities. Visitors can try racing simulators and a Pit Stop challenge, while a full-scale race car display and other racing-themed experiences bring a different kind of energy to the Festival of Thrills.
The Lenovo Gaming Zone, running from 11 September to 11 October, offers free racing simulators and an AI photobooth that transforms visitors into race drivers.
Festival of Thrills 2026
Date: 1 September – 1 November 2026
Venue: Resorts World Sentosa, Sentosa, Singapore
Highlights: Universal Studios Singapore, Halloween Horror Nights 14, Trick or Thrills, Singapore Oceanarium’s Into the Glowcean, Adventure Cove Waterpark’s Pool Party Panic and Legend Keepers, WEAVE Halloween and motorsport experiences
