Universal Studios Singapore’s 14th annual Halloween Horror Nights runs September 25 to November 1, with houses built around a haunted broadcast studio, a cursed collector’s shop, a Chinese robotics facility, and returning fan-favorite Chatterbox Charlie.
For dates, lineups, and tickets at every Universal park, see our Halloween Horror Nights 2026 all-parks guide.
Singapore — Universal Studios Singapore has revealed the lineup for Halloween Horror Nights 14, Southeast Asia’s largest Halloween event, running 18 select nights from September 25 through November 1, 2026. The 14th year of the event includes four haunted houses, two immersive scare zones, and a new roving scare experience that Universal says will strike guests anywhere in the park.
“We are re-imagining the Halloween season in Singapore in an unprecedented bigger and bolder fashion,” said Lena Lee, Executive Vice President, Attractions and Destination Experience, at Resorts World Sentosa. “We welcome guests to come explore and test their fear thresholds in experiences tailored to every fright level.”
Universal Studios Singapore hosted Jackson Wang’s Under the Castle as a haunted house at Halloween Horror Nights 12 in 2024. That IP moves to Ocean Park Hong Kong for 2026.
The four haunted houses
Universal Studios Japan Halloween mascot HamiKuma makes his Universal Studios Singapore debut this season, part of a run across every Universal Studios park.
The 2026 lineup mixes original Singapore-inspired concepts with two internationally themed builds.
Singapore’s Most Haunted: On Air returns the Singapore’s Most Haunted series for a third consecutive year, this time set inside an abandoned broadcast studio where reenactments of Singapore’s darkest legends play on an endless loop. Universal describes the studio as “festering with trapped souls.”
Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection reimagines a Singapore cultural icon, the karung guni, or itinerant rag-and-bone collector, as a vessel for the misfortunes contained in the unwanted items he has collected over the years. His shophouse now lures new victims to feed the evil inside.
Made in Hell: Xinling Robotics is set in a Chinese bioengineering and robotics facility where human lifeforce is being harvested for artificial immortality. Guests get caught between a rebel group attacking the facility, the robots defending it, and the victims of the harvesting program.
Chatterbox Charlie’s Vaudeville Horrors promotes last year’s fan-favorite scare zone character to his own house. Ventriloquist Chatterbox Charlie, whose mind has merged with his dummy Junior, has turned his victims into gruesome versions of themselves.
The two immersive scare zones
The Raveyard transforms a forgotten graveyard into a neon-soaked rave, where undead partygoers from different eras rise “when the clock strikes dead” to finish the parties death cut short. Universal has built photo-booth experiences into the zone.
Necropolis: The Serpent’s Crossroads is set in an Ancient Egypt-inspired liminal space ruled by Sasu Soul Eater, described by Universal as a “serpentine kingpin.” Guests can bargain with ancient gods, trade destinies, and barter souls for either “carnal desires or deadly curses.”
The roving scare experience
New this year, Universal is deploying roving scareactors called the Fatimah Rockers, inspired by the Karung Guni house’s premise and Pontianak, a Southeast Asian folkloric female vampire. They will “prowl the park and strike without warning” outside of the scare zones and houses.
Universal has confirmed more live shows, food and beverage, and merchandise details will be released before the event opens.
Dates, tickets, and passes
Last updated: August 1, 2026.
Halloween Horror Nights 14 runs 18 select nights from September 25 through November 1, 2026, at Universal Studios Singapore.
Ticket tiers currently available, per the official ticket store as of July 31, 2026:
- Early Bird, Non-Peak: S$58 (regular price S$78). Valid for one-time entry on one non-peak night: September 25 or 26, or October 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 15, or 16.
- Early Bird, All Dates: S$68 (regular price S$88). Valid for one-time entry on any one event night, including the peak dates of October 10, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31 and November 1.
- Frights for Two: S$250 per package (non-peak). Two admission tickets, early access to Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection and Chatterbox Charlie’s Vaudeville Horrors from 6 to 7:30 p.m. with no scare actors, access to all rides from 5 p.m. and selected rides from 6 p.m., priority access to the Scaremony show, plus two S$20 dining vouchers and two S$5 retail vouchers.
- Frequent Fear Pass: S$156. Unlimited visits on all 18 event nights, priority admission, early access to the same two haunted houses from 6 to 7 p.m., and access to all rides from 5 p.m. with selected rides from 6 p.m.
- R.I.P. Tour, Early Bird: S$290. Admission plus a three-hour guided tour with VIP access, Express Unlimited entry to houses and selected attractions before and after the tour, a dinner option, a 10 percent discount at select food and retail outlets, priority access to Scaremony, a private character meet-and-greet with photo, a lanyard and a merchandise gift. The tour is non-exclusive and takes up to 12 people.
- Express Pass and Express PLUS Pass: one-time queue skip at all four haunted houses, with the PLUS tier adding participating rides and shows.
Both Early Bird tickets come with a complimentary Kia Si Antidote juice drink or Kampung Raspberry Soft Serve, while stocks last.
Universal notes the event may be too intense for children under 13, and its costume policy does not allow costume masks.
Tickets are on sale at rwsentosa.com/halloween-horror-nights-14 and through official ticketing partner Klook.
Halloween Horror Nights is one piece of a resort-wide Festival of Thrills
Halloween Horror Nights 14 is the horror centerpiece of a broader Festival of Thrills programming calendar that Resorts World Sentosa runs from September 1 through November 1, 2026, across the integrated resort. The rest of the calendar leans family-friendly rather than horror.
