Science Centre Spookology 2026: Glitch in the Web brings Halloween to Science Centre Singapore from 23 October to 1 November 2026, and it’s one Halloween programme with four ways in. Choosing between them comes down to who you’re bringing, what time you can show up and how much fright you want with your physics.
The organiser is clear on one point: this is an investigation, not a haunted house.
The Adults-Only Opener
The programme opens early with Science Café: Face Your Fears on Friday, 23 October 2026, four days before the daytime programme starts on 27 October. It’s strictly ages 18 and above, with talks on edible insects and horror filmmaking, a tasting session and an exclusive preview of INSANITY in the Omni-Theatre.
If you’ve ever wondered what a cricket tastes like right before watching something designed to make your skin crawl, the S$20 ticket is a tidy way to find out.
📅 Fri 23 Oct 2026 · ⏰ 6pm to 9pm · 📍 Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Road · 💰 S$20 · 🔞 Ages 18 and above only
Daytime Detective Work
The daytime edition runs 27 October to 1 November 2026, with gallery entry printed as 10am to 5pm in the daytime ticket inclusions. Visitors follow an investigative trail through four Fear Labs exploring movement, touch, sound and illusion, and the ticket includes Robo Trick or Treat and a best-dressed contest. So yes, dig out last year’s costume.
The organiser says the spooky galleries suit ages 6 and above. It also warns of dimmed, flashing or coloured lights, haze and loud sounds, which is worth knowing if your little one startles easily.
Annual-pass holders get 50% off this edition. Complimentary Science Centre admission for pass members is suspended from 27 to 31 October; check the organiser for 1 November.
📅 27 Oct to 1 Nov 2026 · ⏰ 10am to 5pm gallery entry · 📍 Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Road · 💰 Singaporean/PR: adult S$10, child/senior S$6 · Standard: adult S$20, child/senior S$12
AFTER DARK Is the Steal
Spookology: AFTER DARK, The Electric Web is the pick of the four. It runs on 30 and 31 October 2026 only, with a night investigation, DJ zones and food and drinks. The Kanchiong Spider ticket costs S$15 (usual S$40) for a limited time and limited slots.
That S$15 covers one drink, gallery entry, the INSANITY film and Observatory stargazing. The film is walk-in and stargazing depends on the weather, so neither is guaranteed. VIP tickets add express lanes, a VIP room, merchandise, a second drink and one parking ticket per booking transaction.
The film carries a PG13 rating, but that’s the film’s rating, not the event’s admission rule, and the organiser’s page states no minimum age for the night, so check it before bringing children. It also doesn’t give one complete night schedule, so check the organiser for the full timings.
📅 30 to 31 Oct 2026 · ⏰ Gallery entry 7pm to 11pm in the night-ticket inclusions · 📍 Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Road · 💰 Kanchiong Spider S$15 (usual S$40) · Annual-pass tier S$10 · VIP S$80, or S$60 for annual-pass holders
Small Ghouls at KidsSTOP Juniors
KidsSTOP Juniors caters to children aged 8 and below, with missions called Flying Spectres, Night Explorers, Wizard Sensory Brew and Got Guts. Clear three of them to earn one limited-edition sticker, a prize any eight-year-old will treat like a medal.
There’s a Halloween dance on 30 and 31 October at 7pm and 8pm. Prices follow a peak and off-peak structure, and the page doesn’t say which dates are peak, so no price here is tied to a calendar date.
📅 27 Oct to 1 Nov 2026 · 📍 Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Road · 💰 Peak, Singaporean/PR: adult S$5, child S$10 · Peak, Standard: adult S$13, child S$23 · Off-peak, Singaporean/PR: adult S$2, child S$5 · Off-peak, Standard: adult S$10, child S$20
Which One Gets the Booking
Grown-ups with a free Friday should grab the Science Café, while anyone free on 30 or 31 October should look at the S$15 AFTER DARK ticket while the limited offer is still listed. Parents of under-nines have an easy call with KidsSTOP Juniors. For haunted houses, parties and family events as well, see our Halloween in Singapore 2026 guide. All of it is scheduled, so check timings and prices again on the day, then book on the organiser’s Spookology page or the Face Your Fears page and dust off that lab coat!
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