Search “ghost tour Singapore” this Halloween and many listings sound as if they run whenever you feel brave enough, but the organisers’ own calendars show only a handful of fixed dates. This guide is for anyone planning a spooky night out in October 2026 who wants the scheduled dates, the rules that decide whether a walk goes ahead, and the details to check before paying.
Changi Is the Safest Bet
Walk With Hantu: Changi is advertised for the first, third and fourth Saturday of each month. The organiser’s catalogue lists 3, 17 and 24 October 2026. The 3 October walk has already run, which leaves Saturday, 17 October and Saturday, 24 October, both in the organiser’s catalogue. There’s no Changi departure listed for 31 October, so anyone holding out for Halloween night here is waiting for a date that isn’t on the calendar.
The walk is scheduled for 7.30pm to 10.30pm. It starts at Changi Point Ferry Terminal, 51 Lorong Bekukong, and finishes at The Coastal Settlement, 200 Netheravon Road. Expect roughly three hours on foot, including a slope and two flights of stairs, so moderate fitness matters as much as nerve.
Before you go, note that the organiser says the route does not enter Old Changi Hospital, and the walk is built on storytelling rather than a gadget-waving ghost hunt. The tales are the organiser’s own, so treat them as a good yarn rather than a historical record. Light rain doesn’t stop the walk, but dangerous weather may move it to a replacement date, with a refund if you can’t make the new one.
The organiser’s public catalogue lists the walk at S$98.
Changi takes the top spot because it has two October Saturdays still listed, the clearest route and the most candid description of what you’re signing up for.
📅 Sat 17 Oct and Sat 24 Oct · ⏰ 7.30pm to 10.30pm · 📍 Changi Point Ferry Terminal, 51 Lorong Bekukong · 💰 S$98 (catalogue price) · 🎟 Dates as listed on the organiser’s booking page, listed in the organiser’s catalogue
Sembawang Lands on Halloween
Walk With Hantu: Sembawang is the only walk in this guide with a listing on Halloween itself. Its catalogue includes Saturday, 31 October 2026 and Saturday, 28 November 2026. The listing’s own text says it runs on the fourth Saturday monthly, but 31 October is October’s fifth Saturday. Go by the date the organiser printed, and don’t assume there’s a walk on 24 October.
The start is 6pm and the finish time is not confirmed, so check it before you book. Walkers meet at Beaulieu House, Sembawang Park, and the route ends at Woody Family Cafe, 12F Andrews Avenue, according to the organiser’s booking page.
Expect extended walking over undulating ground, so moderate fitness is needed here as well. The light-rain and bad-weather terms are the same as Changi’s. The catalogue price is S$98, with the same unanswered questions about ticket unit and fees, and no age rule or minimum group is stated.
📅 Sat 31 Oct (listed) · ⏰ 6pm start (finish unconfirmed) · 📍 Beaulieu House, Sembawang Park · 💰 S$98 (catalogue price) · 🎟 Dates as listed on the organiser’s booking page, listed in the organiser’s catalogue
Ubin Will Have to Wait
Haunting Tales of Ubin runs on the second Saturday of each month. Its only October walk was on 10 October, so it’s out of the running for Halloween. The next listed dates are Saturday, 14 November and Saturday, 12 December 2026.
It runs from 6.15pm to 9.15pm, meeting and finishing at Changi Point Ferry Terminal, 51 Lorong Bekukong. The ferry to Pulau Ubin leaves at 6.30pm. The organiser says latecomers who miss it must make their own way across at their own cost. The catalogue lists S$98 but doesn’t say whether the ferry fare is included. No age rule or minimum group is stated.
📅 Next listed: Sat 14 Nov · ⏰ 6.15pm to 9.15pm · 📍 Changi Point Ferry Terminal, 51 Lorong Bekukong · 💰 S$98 (catalogue price) · ⛴ Ferry leaves 6.30pm
Chinatown Plays It in Daylight
The Chinatown Murders Game Tour from Tribe Tours is an outdoor puzzle game that runs in the morning. It isn’t a Halloween event or a night-time ghost walk. Sessions run 10am to noon, meeting at Chinatown MRT Exit C, level 2 Garden Bridge, 151 New Bridge Road, and ending at Chinatown Complex.
The organiser says the game suits people above age 7, and prices start from S$50. A departure goes ahead only with at least four participants. Players split into teams of two to five during the game, but that’s a separate rule from the minimum needed for the session to run. Solo travellers, and anyone booking within 48 hours of a departure, must contact the organiser to check availability first.
Dates outside the fixed schedule can be requested through an enquiry on Tribe Tours’ game page.
📅 Next date: check organiser page · ⏰ 10am to noon · 📍 Chinatown MRT Exit C, 151 New Bridge Road · 💰 From S$50 · 👥 Minimum four participants
Book the Date, Not the Vibe
For a first ghost walk this October, Changi on Saturday, 17 October is the strongest choice: two listed Saturdays, a clear start and finish, and a promise of stories rather than a staged scare. If it has to be Halloween night, Sembawang on 31 October is the only option here, starting at 6pm. Daytime groups of four have Chinatown, and Ubin fans should look to 14 November. Before you pay, check the organiser’s Walk With Hantu: Changi page, Sembawang page or Ubin page for the latest selected dates, then book a Saturday that’s actually on the calendar!
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