As a huge Halloween fan, I was excited to experience the after-hours frights at Universal Studios Singapore’s Halloween Horror Nights event. For two months, the park transforms at night into a terrifying playground, with elaborate haunted houses, sinister roaming performers, and screams galore.
Braving Horror Nights both thrilled me and scared me senseless!
Hollywood-Quality Haunted Houses
Horror Nights featured several walk-through haunted houses based on horror films with impressive set designs and props that looked straight out of the movies themselves. I was blown away by the “Bodies of Work” house modeled after a grisly art gallery,complete with disturbing visuals and demented artists that made my skin crawl.
Equally terrifying was the “Saw: Blood and Sacrifice” house bringing the nightmarish world of the films to life. Deranged traps and shocking imagery provided an immersive experience for fans. The quality rivaled major Halloween events worldwide.
Roaming Scares and Live Shows
In between houses, I was stalked by frightening performers like demonic clowns and lurking nurses. Their dedication to staying in creepy character added fun jump scares all night.
Elaborate stage shows like the “Garden of Evil” circus and “Blood Moon” also helped build an eerie ambiance with stunts and effects. The park was truly transformed.
An Adrenaline-Pumping Rush
By the end of the night, I was simultaneously exhausted from adrenaline and eager for more terrifying experiences. The skillful performers, movie-quality sets and heart-pounding scares made Horror Nights an absolute blast for fear fans. Just be prepared for sore throats from all the screaming!
For anyone looking for a fright-filled night out in Singapore, attending Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights is an absolute must. Just don’t wear your best clothes – scares and thrills are guaranteed!
FAQ
When does Horror Nights run each year?
Horror Nights typically runs select nights over several weeks in October leading up to Halloween.
What are the haunted houses at Horror Nights?
The haunted houses are based on horror movies and original concepts, with new ones each year. Recent houses tied to The Conjuring, Saw, and more.
Should I visit Universal Studios during the day too?
Yes, Horror Nights tickets offer same-day daytime admission so you can fully experience both the family-friendly day park and nighttime horror overlay.
How scary is Horror Nights compared to the daytime park?
Horror Nights includes many jumps, gore, disturbing scenes, tight spaces, darkness, and strobe effects, so it is much more intense.
Is Horror Nights suitable for kids or the easily scared?
It is recommended only for ages 13 and up. Kids under 13 may find it too frightening. Those who scare easily should also avoid.
Will park rides be operating during Horror Nights?
Many rides do remain open like Battlestar Galactica, but some close before sunset or have modified experiences.
Are the haunted houses wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the haunted houses are designed to accommodate wheelchairs, though a companion may be required in tight spaces.
How long do the haunted houses take to experience?
Each haunted house takes 10 to 15 minutes on average depending on crowd flow. Expect waits for popular houses.
What food is available during Horror Nights?
Limited dining outlets remain open along with special Horror Nights snacks and beverages like themed cocktails.
How can I save money on Horror Nights tickets?
Book tickets online in advance for discounted pricing. Multi-night passes, youth deals, and combo packages can also offer savings.
Zhuang Jia Wen serves as the chief reviewer for Singaporeairport.com, leveraging her passion for travel and aviation.
A native Singaporean, Zhuang draws upon her extensive experience exploring her home country to provide authoritative reviews and travel tips. She holds a bachelor’s degree in tourism management from the National University of Singapore.
Prior to becoming Singaporeairport.com’s review expert, Zhuang worked for five years as a travel agent helping organize personalized itineraries. When not visiting Singapore’s latest attractions, she enjoys cuisine from across the Lion City’s dynamic culinary landscape.
Zhuang hopes her insider perspective helps travelers make the most of their visits to her country.
