Universal Studios Singapore
Halloween Horror Nights will welcome visitors with four haunted houses, three scare zones and spectacular performances. The highlight of this year's experience is two haunted houses inspired by the TV series Ghost World and Beneath the Castle.
Universal Studios Singapore is considered an interesting destination during the Halloween season.
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Don't miss out on the "hair-raising" experiences at other "haunted" houses if you still want to continue testing your courage. A typical example is Singapore's Most Haunted: The Killings. Based on real events in the Loyang area, this "haunted" location recreates the scene of a creepy abandoned house. In addition, Cursed Scrolls: Dynasty of Darkness is equally attractive when it recreates ancient Chinese legends realistically with attractive 3D effects.
Test your courage at Singapore's largest indoor park
This October, SuperPark Singapore will completely transform into a "super cool" Halloween party, where visitors can both have fun and exercise while immersing themselves in the "spiritual" festive atmosphere. From 12 noon to 5 pm, families can visit 3 game stations at SuperPark Logo, right next to the Tube Slide, for children to participate in the "Trick or Treat" challenge.
Many attractions challenge visitors' courage at SuperPark
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When the sun sets, the space at SuperPark will become more spooky, with "ghosts" appearing unexpectedly, ready to scare visitors. If you want to test your courage, visitors can go to the "scare" areas at Action City and SuperBall. In particular, visitors will be given glowing bracelets, making the "hair-raising" experience of Halloween even more attractive.
Besides the "hair-raising" experience only available during Halloween, visitors can also participate in other active games at 20 game areas such as indoor racing, tube sliding, baseball, basketball or bowling.
The famous sled ride on Sentosa Island gets a makeover for Halloween
Inspired by folk tales of ancient spirits and mystical wizards, the familiar Skyline Luge on Sentosa Island will transform into the haunted "Night Luge Ride into Hell" this Halloween. As you rush down the slide in the dark, prepare yourself for unexpected "heart-stopping" scares such as ghostly lights and ghosts lurking in the darkness.
The scares in "night bus to hell" will surprise viewers.
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Celebrate Halloween at illumi
At the world's largest light, sound and multimedia event, visitors will be immersed under a brilliant night sky lit by 20 million LED lights. The centerpiece of the event is the world's tallest 47m light tree.
From October 19 to November 13, the festival will be decorated with a Halloween theme and feature many other exciting activities for visitors such as a "trick-or-treat" treasure hunt, artistic face painting, tarot card readings and fun traveling circus performances.
The world's largest light, sound and multimedia event at illumi
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Costume Contest at CQ @ Clarke Quay
After being renovated with a total investment of up to 62 million SGD (more than 1,177 billion VND), CQ @ Clarke Quay has become one of the most famous entertainment areas on the island both day and night. This place has just officially reopened in April, gathering a series of new and old brands, along with famous clubs and bars.
CQ @ Clarke Quay is one of the famous entertainment areas in Singapore.
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This Halloween, CQ @ Clarke Quay transforms into a magical kingdom with the enchanting "Enchanted Fiesta" puzzle game. Each participant will be equipped with a mission card to conquer 4 monster challenges: find the cat's missing eye from the mystery box, throw fireballs at the hound monster, solve the curse of the magical crow, and choose the rewards from the boxes of the mischievous hamster. In addition, visitors can enjoy live music nights, participate in costume contests and special Halloween parties at different areas in CQ @ Clarke Quay.
Halloween-themed party on SkyPark Observation Deck
The SkyPark Observation Deck (Marina Bay Sands Skypark Observation Deck) will host a “silent” disco party to celebrate Halloween. Instead of playing music through the speaker system, the music will be directly connected to headphones. While dancing to the DJ’s music under the starry sky, visitors can admire the breathtaking view of the island’s skyline and the “supertrees” at Gardens by the Bay. Each ticket to the party comes with a drink.
Halloween parties are considered an interesting experience for tourists.
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Experience the party scare at 282m
This Halloween, HighHouse will transform into a "hellish playground" with a unique party experience. When participating in the games during the party night, visitors will test their courage with creepy decorations and scary actors. The party atmosphere will be even more explosive with the vibrant sounds of hip hop, house and techno from famous DJs. After experiencing the "hellish playground" at HighHouse, visitors should go to Nova on the 63rd floor, the highest bar in Singapore to enjoy the beautiful view from above.
Partying at 282m is an experience not to be missed
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Explore local culture and history in a "spiritual" way
Perched on a hill in Pasir Panjang, Haw Par Villa is an Asian cultural theme park inspired by ancient Chinese folklore and mythology. Once owned by the founding family of the famous Tiger Balm, the mansion has been taken over by the Singapore Tourism Board and promises to provide visitors with a cultural and adventurous experience.
Come and experience the "Journeys To Hell" night tour at the park every Friday. There, visitors can explore the Hell's Museum, one of the few museums that showcases the afterlife from many different cultures. Haw Par Villa also joins the "spooky" Halloween atmosphere with "Haw Ror Villa 3". This is a fun horror festival with many themed entertainment areas, from escape rooms, role-playing games and a haunted market.
Visitors can explore many interesting things at Haw Par Villa
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WWII Themed Immersive Experience at Fort Canning
For those who are passionate about history and love thrills, World War II Horror at Fort Canning: Underground - The Summoning will recreate the dark, deadly setting of a fortified bunker during World War II.
The dark setting of World War II is recreated for Halloween season
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The story takes place in 1942, when desperate British officers accidentally summon Bellum, the demon god of war, with terrible consequences. Visitors will join the game in small groups and explore the bunker area of over 1,100 m². Throughout the journey, visitors will admire dramatic performances with impressive special effects.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/thoi-trang-tre/9-dia-diem-choi-halloween-thu-vi-o-singapore-185241025193447634.htm
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