Universal Studios Singapore is set to host the eighth edition of Halloween Horror Nights from Sept. 27 to Oct. 31. 

Themed Infinite Fear, this year’s edition will showcase the park's first collaboration with the Netflix TV series Stranger Things, as well as its first short horror film series, which will be distributed from July until August on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and an official blog. 

Five haunted houses, three live performances and two scare zones will be among the Halloween-themed attractions provided at the site. In addition to the first coming-to-life Stranger Things, the haunted houses are said to be a reminder of Asia’s horror stories, where two of the batch will tell the tale of Asia’s most famous ghosts: Indonesia's Kuntilanak and Japan's Yotsuya. Visitors can expect to partake in the attraction and experience an interactive walkthrough. 

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Early bird tickets to the horror event are currently available until Aug. 12 at a starting price of S$55 (US$41), whereas standard tickets are priced at $58. Other tickets include the R.I.P Tour ticket that includes an entrance pass, VIP access to the haunted houses, and a meet and greet session with the Halloween Horror Nights 8 characters. 

Visitors can purchase the tickets from the official website or directly from Universal Studios Singapore’s ticket office. (aye/kes)

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