Boo! Halloween Events in Singapore for Younger Kids (2022)

Next to Christmas, Halloween is probably the biggest occasion the world looks forward to every year. Kids can dress up and go trick-or-treating, and even adults can join the fun! 

The problem with Halloween-related events, however, is that some of them are too much for younger kids. Instead of enjoying, they end up crying because of the scary “monsters” they meet. If you’re looking for events that are kid-friendly until the end of the month, we’ve listed below where to take your little ones around Singapore!

Deep Boo Sea — Until Nov. 8

Take a dip in the spooky underwaters of S.E.A Aquarium for a ghastly good Halloween! Wander through a trick-or-treat trail with your kids to get some sweet treats, snap selfies with friendly manta mascots on weekends, and wave to the “skeleton divers” at the Open Ocean Habitat. Get tickets for S$41 (children aged four to 12) and S$51 (aged 13 and above) by booking through Resorts World’s website.

Location: S.E.A Aquarium, Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island

Trick-or-Sweets at Museum of I-Scream — Until October 30

Scream for ice cream and celebrate Halloween at the Museum of Ice Cream (MOIC)! Enjoy unlimited trick-or-sweets, 14 spook-ified interactive installations, and spooktacular activities that your little ones will love. Boo-k Daytime tickets (S$36 weekdays, S$42 weekends) for a visit until 5:30 PM or Night at the Museum tickets (S$46 weekdays, S$52 weekends) for a visit until 8 PM. Kids aged two and below are free of charge.

Location: Museum of Ice Cream, 100 Loewen Road

Trick or Thrills at Universal Studios Singapore — Until Nov. 6

Join Universal Studios Singapore’s Sweet & Sour Squad as they take you and your kids to a whimsical parade around the park, or go trick-or-treating with the Minions, Gru’s girls, or the stars of Madagascar! Book tickets for S$58 (children aged four to 12) and S$68 (aged 13 and above) at Resorts World’s website. A Frights for Family Package (two adults, one child) for S$268 is also available.

Location: Universal Studios Singapore, 8 Sentosa Gateway

Halloween Night by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra — Oct. 29, 8 PM / Oct. 30, 4 PM

Doom, dread, and D minor! Nothing gives the spooky vibe more than hearing the sound of a pipe organ live. Head over to the home of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) and let organist Loraine Muthiah send musical tingles down your spine. Buy tickets for S$5 each at SSO’s website. In line with the Safe Management Measures for events, only children aged seven and up will be admitted.

Location: Victoria Concert Hall, 9 Empress Place

Halloween Town: Yokai Festival 2022 — Oct. 29-30

Celebrate Halloween but make it Japanese! Visit Downtown East for exclusive experiences, such as mask painting workshops and yokai (monster) costume makeovers, when you spend S$50 (NTUC Member) or S$60 (Link Member) at any store. Photo-ops, stage performances of traditional Japanese instruments like taiko and koto, and a yokai parade also await you and your kids.

Location: Downtown East, 1 Pasir Ris Close

Clowning Around – RW Cruise Halloween Thematic Cabins — Until Nov. 2

Get into the spirit of Halloween by booking a two-night accommodation onboard Genting Dream! Set sail with Resorts World Cruise’s themed getaway and book a spooky cabin (starts at S$210) that will keep you awake. Horror Maze and Foam Party tickets (max of two tickets per cabin) are also available to give your stay a twist.

Location: Marina Bay Cruise Centre (MBCCS), 61 Marina Coastal Drive