Spooky, not scary: this is a weekend-by-weekend calendar of Halloween 2026 outings for kids in Singapore, running from 17 October to 1 November. Each pick lists the age the organiser gives, the price on the organiser’s own terms, and a book-by date wherever one exists, so parents can plan the whole month before the costume panic sets in.
All Halloween events in Singapore this year, night by night: the full Halloween 2026 guide.
Causeway Point sessions ended
Causeway Point’s Trick-or-Treat Trail sessions ran on 17 and 18 October; registration closed on 16 October.
The trail was for kids 12 and below, each with one supervising adult. Entry was tied to a S$20 qualifying spend on a single receipt, and FRx conditions applied.
📅 17 to 18 Oct, 2pm and 5pm (ended) · 📍 Causeway Point · 👧 12 and below, with one adult · 💰 S$20 single-receipt spend · 🎟 Registration closed 16 Oct
Every Weekend at the Gallery
National Gallery Singapore’s Trick-or-Treat Family Fun has been running since 4 October. It continues on 17 to 18, 24 to 25 and 31 October, and 1 November, with sessions at 10.30am, 1pm and 3.30pm. The workshops take place at the Expression Workshop, Keppel Centre for Art Education, in the City Hall Wing on Level 1. The Gallery pitches it at children aged 3 to 12.
The pricing works in bundles. One parent and one child cost S$68. Each additional child adds S$38, and each additional parent adds S$32. The ticket includes admission to the General Admission exhibition spaces, so a family of four can turn the workshop into a full afternoon of art. Tickets can still be available onsite. Advance online ticket purchase is highly recommended to avoid disappointment, as availability may be limited.
📅 Weekends to 1 Nov, 10.30am, 1pm and 3.30pm · 📍 City Hall Wing, Level 1 · 👧 Ages 3 to 12 · 💰 S$68 per parent-and-child bundle · 🎟 Advance online booking recommended; onsite tickets subject to availability
Free Pumpkins at Anchorpoint
For something that cost nothing at the door, Anchorpoint’s Pumpkin Treat ran across the last two weekends of October at the B1 Atrium, Anchorpoint, 370 Alexandra Road. On 17 October it runs from 4pm to 6pm. On 18, 24 and 25 October it runs longer, from 12pm to 6pm.
The Halloween Maze and the trick-or-treating trail are free for everyone to join. The photo booth is open to Anchorpoint’s Instagram followers. Halloween face painting needs a minimum spend of S$20, excluding Cold Storage. Anchorpoint doesn’t state an age range, so parents of toddlers should judge the maze for themselves. Out east, the free Great Pumpkin Trail at Downtown East runs on weekends until its finale on 31 October.
📅 17 to 18 and 24 to 25 Oct (ended) · 📍 B1 Atrium, 370 Alexandra Road · 💰 Free; face painting with S$20 spend, excluding Cold Storage · 👧 Age not stated
Two Windows at Century Square
Parents need to track two separate windows here.
The qualifying S$20 spend in a single transaction had to be made between 25 September and 16 October. Pre-registration at the Concierge on Level 3 ran until 23 October and has ended. Each session is limited to 20 participants, and FRx conditions apply.
📅 24 to 25 Oct, 2pm and 5pm · 📍 Century Square, Level 3 Concierge · 👧 12 and below, with an adult · 💰 S$20 spend, 25 Sep to 16 Oct · 🎟 Pre-registration ended 23 Oct
Small Scientists at KidsSTOP
Spookology Juniors takes over KidsSTOP at the Science Centre from 27 October to 1 November, for children 8 and below. The organiser prices it by tier. At peak rates for Singaporeans and PRs, an adult pays S$5 and a child pays S$10. At standard rates, an adult pays S$13 and a child pays S$23, and off-peak prices are lower.
📅 27 Oct to 1 Nov · 📍 KidsSTOP, Science Centre · 👧 8 and below · 💰 Tiered: adult S$5 to S$13, child S$10 to S$23
Escape Rooms at Little Paddington
On Friday, 30 October, Little Paddington Preschool turns three rooms at its Sixth Avenue campus into a free Halloween escape-room adventure for children aged 3 to 6. Kids piece together artworks, hunt for hidden clues and try simple science experiments, with each room built around a different theme: art, different cultures and spooky science. Families are welcome, and entry is free.
📅 Fri 30 Oct, 4pm to 6pm · 📍 Little Paddington Sixth Avenue, 35 Lotus Avenue · 💰 Free · 👧 Ages 3 to 6, families welcome
Halloween Night at Shangri-La
Shangri-La Singapore’s Squeaky’s Trick or Treat Weekend runs on 30 October to 1 November, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. It costs S$28 nett per child, and that price covers one accompanying adult, a trick-or-treat bag, a mini torch and treats. Because the adult is included, it’s one of the better-value evening options for a parent-and-child pair on Halloween itself. A minimum age isn’t stated.
📅 30 and 31 Oct and 1 Nov, 6.30pm to 8.30pm each day · 📍 Shangri-La Singapore · 💰 S$28 nett per child, one adult included · 👧 Minimum age not stated
All Month on Sentosa
Universal Studios Singapore’s Trick or Thrills runs until 1 November, daily from 10am to 8pm. On Halloween Horror Nights evenings, when the park hosts its separate after-dark event, the daytime programme closes earlier at 6pm. It needs a regular park ticket, and the organiser doesn’t state an age range.
Adventure Cove Waterpark’s Legend Keepers has been running daily since 1 September and ends on 1 November. Hours are 10am to 5pm, closing at 4pm on Saturdays, and it’s included with a one-day ticket. A Halloween theme that comes with a water day is a solid trade for families already planning one.
📅 Until 1 Nov · 📍 Universal Studios Singapore and Adventure Cove Waterpark, Sentosa · 💰 Regular park or one-day ticket · 👧 Age not stated
Where to Start
For the wider season, from Halloween Horror Nights to Haw Ror Villa, see our Halloween in Singapore 2026 guide.
The National Gallery bundle suits families who want something calmer, since gallery admission is part of the price. On Halloween night itself, Shangri-La’s trick-or-treat weekend at S$28 nett per child, with one adult included, is hard to beat. The National Gallery’s Trick-or-Treat Family Fun recommends advance online booking to avoid disappointment; onsite tickets may be available.
Photos and Visuals courtesy of Causeway Point, National Gallery Singapore, Anchorpoint, Century Square, Science Centre Singapore, Shangri-La Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa and Little Paddington Preschool.
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