Science Centre Singapore runs its Halloween programme, Spookology 2026, from 27 October to 1 November in Jurong East. Day tickets cover the themed galleries from 10am to 5pm on all six days. On 30 and 31 October only, Spookology: AFTERDARK runs from 7pm to 11pm, with last entry at 10.15pm.
Four Fear Labs and a secret lab
The daytime trail is called Glitch in the Web. Visitors collect an investigator case file and hunt for evidence across the building, which leads them to four Fear Labs built around movement, touch, sound and illusion. The labs can be done in any order.
Finishing all four opens a Secret Lab, where a giant spider challenge waits. A spider hunt runs alongside it: visitors find and photograph spiders hidden around the centre. Robo trick or treat and a best-dressed contest are part of the day ticket, and the galleries are themed for visitors aged six and above from 10am to 5pm.
Day tickets for Singaporeans and permanent residents cost S$10 for adults and S$6 for children and seniors. Standard tickets cost S$20 and S$12. Annual Pass holders get 50 per cent off the day ticket, and their usual free entry does not apply from 27 October to 1 November.
AFTERDARK on 30 and 31 October
Spookology: AFTERDARK takes over the centre from 7pm to 11pm on 30 and 31 October, with DJs playing different music in different zones and Halloween food and drinks such as Antidote Shots and Spider Egg Popcorn. The VIP AFTERDARK ticket costs S$80, or S$60 for Annual Pass holders, and adds express lanes, a VIP room, a gift pack, complimentary parking for one car per booking and two drinks.
The Omni-Theatre screens INSANITY, a PG13 psychological horror short filmed inside the Science Centre, through both nights, for walk-ins. The Observatory runs Halloween stargazing, subject to weather.
Spookology Juniors at KidsSTOP
KidsSTOP, the centre’s gallery for children aged eight and below, has its own Halloween missions. Children build a flying spectre and send it through a wind tube, make a roll-a-roach toy while learning about nocturnal animals, search a giant sensory brew for a wizard’s potion, and can take a four-metre slide. Three completed missions earn a limited-edition sticker, and three pumpkins are hidden around the gallery.
Peak tickets for Singaporeans and permanent residents cost S$5 for adults and S$10 for children; off-peak tickets cost S$2 and S$5. Standard peak tickets cost S$13 and S$23, and off-peak S$10 and S$20. A Halloween mass dance runs at 7pm and 8pm on 30 and 31 October.
Sensory advisory
Some parts of Spookology use dimmed or flashing lights, coloured lighting, haze and loud sound effects. Science Centre Singapore is at 15 Science Centre Road, a walk from Jurong East MRT station.
