Halloween Horror Nights 14 at Universal Studios Singapore runs until 1 November 2026, so only a limited number of nights remain. Non-peak nights are over after 16 October, which means every remaining night from 17 October is a peak date and costs more.
The event runs on 18 select nights from 25 September to 1 November 2026, nightly from 7.30pm to 12.30am, according to the Sentosa and Resorts World Sentosa pages. Event coverage describes four haunted houses, two scare zones and three live shows.
Nights that are still available
| Date | Day type |
|---|---|
| 15 and 16 October | Non-peak |
| 17 October | Peak |
| 22, 23 and 24 October | Peak |
| 29, 30 and 31 October | Peak |
| 1 November | Peak |
These dates come from the official event pages. Tonight, 15 October, is a non-peak night. Whether a given night has tickets left is not published, so check the booking page before you plan.
Ticket prices
The Resorts World Sentosa and Sentosa pages and event coverage list standard admission from S$68 on non-peak nights and S$78 on peak nights. Mastercard ticket options start from S$63 non-peak and S$73 peak, according to Everyday People. The official Sentosa page lists an Islander Exclusive ticket with a S$5 Sentosa gift voucher and a S$5 HHN14 food and beverage voucher with a minimum spend of S$25.
Tickets are for one-time entry on the selected date and require advance purchase, according to the Resorts World Sentosa page. Klook's listing says standard tickets are valid from the selected date onwards, cannot be used for same-day entry unless a "Book for today" package is bought on event days, and must be used by 1 November 2026. Rules differ by seller, so read the terms for the specific ticket you choose.
Express passes: a conflict to resolve
Express passes let you skip the regular queue once at each haunted house. The sources give different prices:
| Pass | Resorts World Sentosa guide | Klook blog (July 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Express Pass (haunted houses only) | S$89 | S$99 non-peak, S$109 peak |
| Express PLUS Pass (haunted houses and participating rides) | S$119 | S$129 non-peak, S$139 peak |
The prices may reflect different dates, sellers or update times. Treat the booking page you actually buy from as the final price. The Klook listing states that the admission ticket is required and sold separately, and that passes are dated and valid only on the selected date.
What is inside
Everyday People describes four haunted houses, two scare zones and three live shows. The Klook listing mentions a haunted broadcast studio, a forgotten graveyard and a house built around Karang Guni and his cursed trinkets. Klook's package table names two houses with early access in one bundle: Karang Guni: The Cursed Collection and Chatterbox Charlie's Vaudeville Horrors.
The official page says the event turns familiar neighbourhood sights and sounds into something sinister, with a local theme. For specifics such as the full house list, scare zone names and show times, use the official page, since the research did not find a complete verified list.
Which night to choose
If budget matters most
Tonight and tomorrow are the last non-peak nights, so they have the lowest standard price at S$68. If you cannot make either, the price difference to a peak night is S$10 for a standard ticket, according to the listings.
If you want fewer queues
The Express Pass is designed for this, but whether it is worth S$89 to S$109 depends on how much of the night you want to spend in lines. No official wait-time data was found, so this is a personal decision and not a verified benefit. Peak nights are likely to be busier, but that is an assumption.
If you want to go on a weekend
Saturday 17 October and Saturday 24 October are peak. Friday nights on 23 and 30 October are also peak. Halloween night, Saturday 31 October, is a peak night and the final weekend before the closing night on Sunday 1 November.
