Halloween in Singapore zoo

Costumes, candy, ghouls and pumpkin flavored everything? That’s Halloween. Do you want to be a traveler this year to experience a totally different Halloween? Let’s do it. It may be a little overwhelming trying to prioritize all the fun, so I will make this itinerary, in which I pick up the most exciting activities, and hope you can enjoy your Halloween trip in Singapore.

No matter who will you travel with and when will you get to the Singapore, you will not miss the Singapore zoo which is the most animal-packed zoo featuring 11 charming zones. You can literally spend your whole day there, especially during the Halloween season with some themed activities. Home to over 2,500 animals of over 130 species, it spans across 35 hectares of forests. While there, you can see animals roaming freely in their natural habitats. The unique thing about the Singapore zoo is that it also opens during the night and that zone is called Night Safari, which is the world’s first safari park for nocturnal animals. Just remember to reserve the ticket online earlier before the festival.

10:00am – 5:00pm Singapore Zoo

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During Halloween, the whole park will be transformed into a Halloween themed haven. During your daytime, you can just visit the Singapore zoo which is just open for the day-time visit. You can see different animals and take some pictures with them. I just designed an interesting and relaxing day-time visit for you without pushing you so hard. It is during the night that the Halloween party will begin.

7:30 pm – 12:00pm Night Safari

–      Train of Terror

–      Haunted Forest Giant’s Trail

–      Singapore Zoo Haunted Village

–      Ghostly F&B Delights

–      Scare Actors Galore

On Halloween night, Night Safari will be more than a zoo. It will be like a theme park. Before embarking on the Train of Terror, you will encounter some of the lost souls wandering around the food courts and souvenir shops. If you already feel badly terrified, just skipping those activities and going for those not-too-spooky fun, like taking photos with the well-costumed people and enjoying Halloween-themed shows. You will still see those nocturnal animals in those spooky activities. For example, the staff may tell you the gruesome details on the various ways how those animals could injure or kill when you are on your ride. At this moment, are you feeling hungry and do you want to fetch some food? Try the dim sum there. Most of the food in the park will be designed in horrible shapes, like a person’s head. I promise that you will really need to conquer your fear when you poke those foods and eat them.