Universal Studios Singapore’s Halloween Horror Nights Is Back With A Southeast Asian Twist This 2019

Fans of the mega Halloween party Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Singapore, are you guys ready for the 9th edition of this scarefest? Featuring for the first time ever, a haunted house designed by Thai horror filmmakers, we’re not sure if we’re brave enough for this. Mark your calendars for 27 September to 31 October 2019 to experience a Halloween party like no other.

Skip-the-queue tickets for Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights is now available on Klook!

P.S. Turn back now if you’ve got a weak heart, you have been warned.

The highlight of this year’s Halloween party is the Curse of the Naga, a haunted house from the directors of hit Thai horror films. Parkpoom Wongpoom and Gunn Purijitpanya, the brains behind blockbuster Thai horror films Shutter and 4bia, along with Universal Studios Singapore’s creative teams, will transport you to the colorful streets of Bangkok.

But wait, you just might find yourself stumbling into a village under the spell of the Naga, the snake spirit. We’ve been warned that the charms of the Serpentine Spirit can lead you astray.

The abandoned carnival grounds that is the Twisted Clown University is not the spectacle you’re expecting. With remorseless clowns training the next generation of red nosed killers, these clowns won’t hand you animal balloons or do cool tricks.

Instead, brace yourselves for manipulated body puppets and other death defying acts. If you’re not already Coulrophobic (fear of clowns), you surely will be after leaving this house.

How long has it been since you last visited a chalet? After a visit to the Chalet Hauntings, you probably will be staying away for awhile. Featuring an extensive collection of Southeast Asian ghosts in a single house, get ready for sightings of the angry and vengeful.

The illusions around the house are set to play tricks on your eyes and minds and did we forget to mention that five teenagers mysteriously vanished from their chalets? With sightings of the Langsuir and whispers of the Hantu Raya, you’ll be crossing those layers of police tape at your own risk.

Forget your notions of Orange is the New Black, the prison Hell Block 9 is dark, dirty and damp. With merciless wardens torturing the prisoners, leaving them screaming in agony and fear, how many will survive to the end of their sentence?

The Island of the Dolls come alive in Spirit Dolls. Legend has is that an evil doll had slaughtered the entire village, leaving their spirits behind, trapped in life sized dolls. Is that why the dolls follow you around? It’s up to you to find out.

Enter the realm of the Undertaker, the line between the land of the living and the domain of the dead – Dead End. Watch the mourners practice their gruesome and bizarre funeral rites and try to avoid being the next unsuspecting victim of the Undertaker.

Scream along to your favourite band at Death Fest, a hardcore music festival like no other. Navigate the mosh pits filled with devoted metal heads and savages as they head bang and scream to the music that puts the death in death metal.

Catch a live filming of the Underworld’s number 1 comedy show Skin & Bones! As part of the studio audience, hosts Skin and Bones will bring you their offbeat entertainment, filled with some hell-arious guests.

Only available on peak nights, the Death Fest procession around the park will feature specially designed floats, electrifying acts and some stunning pyrotechnic shows (aka fireworks!)! Catch the freaks of the DeathFest and frenzied fanatics all ready to rock out.

Can’t get enough of Halloween parties? The theme parks around Asia pride themselves on all their Halloween parties. Here are some that went on in 2018 and will definitely be back for more this year: