Halloween at Resorts World Sentosa is getting bigger in 2026, with the resort turning the season into a month-long celebration that goes beyond haunted houses and jump scares.
The Festival of Thrills runs from Sept 1 to Nov 1, bringing Halloween-themed entertainment, family activities, food experiences and motorsport-inspired attractions across Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Oceanarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark and WEAVE.
The centrepiece remains Halloween Horror Nights 14 at Universal Studios Singapore, which runs from Sept 25 to Nov 1. This year’s edition features four haunted houses, including Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection, which turns the familiar Singaporean rag-and-bone man into the centre of a supernatural story.
Another haunted house, Singapore’s Most Haunted: On Air, is set inside a sinister television broadcast studio, while Made in Hell: Xinling Robotics explores a darker vision of artificial intelligence, robotics and the consequences of technological advancement.
But visitors who prefer something less terrifying have plenty of alternatives.
At Singapore Oceanarium, the Into the Glowcean experience combines neon art, marine life and Halloween-themed activities. Visitors can also encounter skeleton-costumed divers during special feeding sessions, take part in creative workshops and enjoy appearances by Halloween-themed marine mascots.
Adventure Cove Waterpark is also joining the celebration with Legend Keepers, a family-friendly adventure involving clues, puzzles and Singapore folklore. Meanwhile, WEAVE will combine Halloween activities with the excitement surrounding the Singapore Grand Prix season, including racing games, car displays and other motorsport-themed experiences.
Families can also look forward to trick-or-treat activities at WEAVE every Friday and Saturday in October, with complimentary buckets available for participating visitors. A minimum S$80 single-receipt spend can also qualify shoppers for a free Frightly Photo Booth experience.
Universal Studios Singapore is adding daytime Halloween entertainment as well. A new Minions live show, The Belloween Ball, introduces a spooky version of Bob’s story, while characters including Kuromi, Count von Count and the Fairy Godmother appear in Halloween costumes for photo opportunities.
For Halloween Horror Nights 14, ticket prices are listed at S$68 for non-peak dates and S$78 for peak dates, although promotions and ticket bundles may vary.
With the Festival of Thrills spreading Halloween programming across the wider resort, Resorts World Sentosa is effectively turning the season into more than a single night of scares — offering different experiences for horror fans, families, food lovers and thrill seekers.
And with the main Halloween Horror Nights event only beginning on Sept 25, the biggest scares and surprises of the season are still waiting to unfold.
