On select nights from 25 September to 1 November 2026, Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights 14 (HHN14) returns with a line-up that brings fear closer to home than ever before.
This year, the screams begin in the heartlands. At the centre of the nightmare is the Karang Guni man — once a familiar figure roaming Singapore’s neighbourhoods, now the keeper of a cursed collection that has unleashed evil across the park.
Guests can expect four haunted houses, two immersive scare zones, three live shows, tickets and bundles for every kind of horror fan, Mastercard exclusives, and Express pass options to help you get to the fear faster.
Whether you are planning your first Halloween Horror Nights experience or returning for another year of screams, here is what to know before stepping into the darkness.
Halloween Horror Nights 14 Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Event | Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights 14 |
| Venue | Universal Studios Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa |
| Event period | Select nights from to |
| Event time | 7.30pm to 12.30am |
| Event nights | 18 select nights |
| Haunted houses | 4 |
| Scare zones | 2 |
| Live shows | 3 |
| Tickets | From SGD68 |
| Advisory | Not recommended for children under 13 |
Tickets can be purchased via the official Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights 14 page. Tickets may also be available through Official Ticketing Partner Klook.
Full Halloween Horror Nights 14 Dates
Halloween Horror Nights 14 runs across 18 select nights from 25 September to 1 November 2026.
Non-Peak Dates
| Month | Dates |
|---|---|
| September | 25, 26 |
| October | 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 15, 16 |
Peak Dates
| Month | Dates |
|---|---|
| October | 10, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31 |
| November | 1 |
For the best value, non-peak dates are the way in.
Admission Tickets Have Been Unleashed
This wave of Halloween Horror Nights 14 tickets starts from SGD68 for non-peak nights and SGD78 for peak nights.
Ticket Prices
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| Non-Peak Ticket | SGD68 |
| Peak Ticket | SGD78 |
| Mastercard Non-Peak Ticket | SGD63 |
| Mastercard Peak Ticket | SGD73 |
Tickets are available in limited quantities, so book early if you already know your preferred date.
The Four Haunted Houses at Halloween Horror Nights 14
This year’s haunted houses take the familiar, the nostalgic and the futuristic — then twist them into something far more sinister.
Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection
The Karang Guni man’s shop is open, but this is no ordinary collection of discarded things. Every trinket, relic and forgotten object carries a curse, and every curse is waiting for its next victim.
Key highlights:
- A Singapore heartland icon reimagined as the keeper of a cursed shophouse.
- Expect cluttered rooms, strange antiques and objects that feel a little too alive.
- The horror comes from the familiar — old items, forgotten stories and things that should have stayed discarded.
This is the central house of HHN14’s story, and likely the one to visit first if you want to understand the dark mythology behind this year’s event.
Singapore’s Most Haunted: ON AIR
The Singapore’s Most Haunted series returns for its third year, this time taking you into an abandoned broadcast studio where the cameras never stopped rolling.
A sealed studio. A red “ON AIR” light. Old sets replaying Singapore’s darkest legends. As you move deeper, the footage starts to change — and the next thing on screen may be you.
Key highlights:
- A haunted broadcast studio built around static, screens and endless recordings.
- Multiple studio sets bring different local legends and strange transmissions to life.
- The fear here is psychological: being watched, recorded and trapped inside the signal.
This house is made for guests who love media horror, ghost stories and the unsettling feeling that something is watching from the other side of the screen.
Chatterbox Charlie’s Vaudeville Horrors
Chatterbox Charlie returns from The FEARground, but this year he has a haunted house of his own.
Step inside his twisted vaudeville world, where performance, illusion and ventriloquism blur into one unsettling spectacle. Charlie and his dummy, Junior, may look like entertainer and puppet, but inside this house, it becomes harder to tell who is really in control.
Key highlights:
- A grotesque vaudeville setting filled with carnival energy and sinister showmanship.
- Charlie and Junior bring a puppet-master nightmare to life.
- Expect optical tricks, distorted performance spaces and a creeping sense of being part of the act.
This is the house for guests who enjoy theatrical horror, uncanny characters and scares that play with what is real.
Made in Hell: XL Robotics
Not every nightmare comes from folklore. Some are manufactured.
Made in Hell: XL Robotics takes guests into a state-of-the-art bioengineering and robotics facility hiding a horrifying secret: the pursuit of artificial immortality. Inside, rebels, machines and human test subjects collide in a facility that has crossed the line between human and machine.
Key highlights:
- A high-tech horror house set inside a robotics and bioengineering facility.
- Themes of artificial immortality, lifeforce harvesting and man versus machine.
- Expect a more action-driven atmosphere with security lockdowns, robotics and industrial chaos.
This is the sci-fi horror entry of HHN14 — ideal for guests who want a different flavour of fear beyond ghosts and cursed objects.
The Two Immersive Scare Zones
After the haunted houses, the streets continue the nightmare. HHN14 features two immersive scare zones, each with a very different energy.
The Raveyard
The afterlife gets loud at The Raveyard, a neon-drenched cemetery where the undead do not rest in peace — they party.
A forgotten graveyard is transformed into a rave realm, with pulsing beats, glowing tombstones, twisted trees and undead partygoers keeping the night alive from dusk till close.
Key highlights:
- A high-energy scare zone that mixes party atmosphere with undead chaos.
- Expect roving scare performers, music and neon visuals.
- A strong photo-friendly zone for guests who want to capture HHN14 memories between scares.
This is likely to be the most energetic scare zone of the night, perfect for groups who want a mix of scares, atmosphere and party energy.
Necropolis: The Serpent’s Crossroads
Past the neon chaos lies a darker bargain.
Necropolis: The Serpent’s Crossroads brings guests into a shadowy realm between Ancient Egypt and the underworld. Ruled by Sasu Soul Eater, this is a place where destinies are traded, souls are bartered and every deal comes with a price.
Key highlights:
- A darker, mythic scare zone set in Ancient Egypt.
- Serpentine imagery, shadow-and-fire ambience and underworld-inspired visuals.
- A more atmospheric zone built around dread, temptation and ancient curses.
Where The Raveyard is loud and electric, Necropolis is slower, heavier and more ominous — a strong contrast that gives the event a broader horror range.
The Three Live Shows
The scares at Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights 14 go beyond haunted houses and scare zones. Three live shows bring supernatural spectacles, high-energy performances and dark entertainment to the night, giving you even more to experience between encounters with the horrors across the park.
The Scaremony
Start your night with The Scaremony, HHN14’s opening spectacle. As darkness takes over Universal Studios Singapore, this live show sets the stage for the night ahead and unleashes the horrors of Halloween across the park.
Key highlights:
- The opening spectacle of Halloween Horror Nights 14
- Sets the scene for the night of horror ahead
- Marks the release of Halloween’s horrors across the park
Club PanDEMONium
Back by popular demand, Club PanDEMONium returns with a sinister mix of specialty acts, dark humour, high-energy music and shocking stage moments. Expect an unpredictable live performance where Halloween entertainment takes a wicked turn.
Key highlights:
- A returning HHN live show back by popular demand
- Specialty acts paired with dark humour
- High-energy music and unexpected stage moments
Nail the Beat
Get ready for a supernatural collision of horror, music and mayhem in Nail the Beat. Join HamiKuma and Ponti-Ana as supernatural beats wake the dead in a high-energy live show created for the Halloween night.
Key highlights:
- Features HamiKuma and Ponti-Ana
- Combines supernatural beats with horror entertainment
- A high-energy mix of music and mayhem
Halloween Horror Nights 14 Tickets and Bundles
There are several ways to enter the darkness, depending on your budget, preferred date and how often you want to visit.
| Ticket / Bundle* | Price |
|---|---|
| Non-Peak Ticket | SGD68 |
| Peak Ticket | SGD78 |
| Frights for Two | SGD250 per package |
| Frequent Fear Pass | SGD156 |
| R.I.P. Tour | SGD290 |
| Mastercard Non-Peak Ticket | SGD63 |
| Mastercard Peak Ticket | SGD73 |
| Mastercard Frequent Fear Pass | SGD148 |
Which HHN14 ticket should you choose?
For the best entry price, choose the Non-Peak Ticket. For a date closer to Halloween, go with the Peak Ticket. Groups of two can consider Frights for Two, while repeat visitors should look at the Frequent Fear Pass, which unlocks unlimited visits across event dates.
For a more premium experience, the R.I.P. Tour offers a guided VIP experience with queue-skipping benefits and exclusive experiences.
Mastercard Exclusives
Mastercard cardholders can enjoy exclusive HHN14 ticket options with additional savings.
| Mastercard Exclusive | Price |
|---|---|
| Mastercard Non-Peak Ticket | SGD63 |
| Mastercard Peak Ticket | SGD73 |
| Mastercard Frequent Fear Pass | SGD148 |
These are useful for guests who already know their dates and want a stronger-value way into the event.
Express Passes: Get to the Fear Faster
Halloween Horror Nights is known for popular haunted houses, and wait times can build up quickly. Express passes help guests spend less time in queues and more time inside the experience.
| Express Option | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Express Pass | SGD89 | Skip the regular queue once at all haunted houses |
| Express PLUS Pass | SGD119 | Skip the regular queue once at all haunted houses, plus participating rides and attractions |
Do note: Express passes are add-ons. A valid Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights admission ticket is required and sold separately.
Good to Have: Planning Tips for HHN14
- A little planning goes a long way. The night is packed with haunted houses, scare zones, shows and rides.
- Book early if you want peak dates. Late October dates are likely to be popular, especially 31 October and 1 November.
- Pick non-peak dates for better value. Non-peak tickets start from SGD58, making them the most accessible entry point into HHN14.
- Use Express if haunted houses are your priority. Express is ideal if your main goal is to complete all four haunted houses in one night.
- Choose Express PLUS if you also want to skip the regular queues at the rides. Express PLUS adds queue-skipping access for participating rides and attractions, making it better for guests who want the fullest night out.
- Check the advisory before going. Halloween Horror Nights 14 may be too intense for young children and is not recommended for children under 13. The costume policy applies, and costume masks are not allowed.
- Start with the house you are most excited for. Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection is the central story hook this year, while Singapore’s Most Haunted: ON AIR, Chatterbox Charlie’s Vaudeville Horrors and Made in Hell: XL Robotics each offer a different style of fear.
Get Ready to Face Singapore’s Darker Side
Halloween Horror Nights 14 brings the fear closer to home, turning Singapore’s familiar sights, sounds and stories into something far more sinister. From the Karang Guni man’s cursed collection to a haunted broadcast studio, a warped vaudeville nightmare, a robotics facility gone wrong and two scare zones pulsing with undead energy, this year’s event is built for fans who want more than a simple scare.
More details on programming, merchandise, F&B and ticketing will be announced later — stay tuned!