We know how much you guys are looking forward to Halloween Horror Nights (HHN) 7, so we’re bringing the Halloween horror to you at various schools and malls across the island. That’s right, you’ll get a glimpse of what to expect at HHN7 before you make your way down to Universal Studios Singapore for the actual event from 29 September to 29 October 2017.
If you are still on the fence about making a quick stop at these roadshows, give us 3 minutes to give you 3 reasons why you should.
1. Discounts
Reel in the savings when you purchase your HHN7 tickets at our roadshows:
| Roadshow Special (Public) | |
| Event Ticket | Frequent Fear Pass |
| S$55 per ticket (U.P. S$68)
Valid for one-time entry on 29, 30 Sep, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 or 29 Oct |
S$88 per pass (U.P. S$120)
14 nights of terror for one low price! |
Students, we certainly don’t want cost to prevent you from experiencing Singapore’s premier scare event. That’s why there’s an even sweeter deal for you:
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Student Roadshow Special |
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Event Ticket |
Frequent Fear Pass |
| S$48 per ticket (U.P. S$68)
Valid for one-time entry on 29, 30 Sep, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 or 29 Oct |
S$88 per pass (U.P. S$120)
14 nights of terror for one low price! |
| Present your student pass at the roadshow booth to enjoy these special offers. | |
2. Scare your friends
Some of HHN7’s Sinisters will also be present to give out random scares at the Westgate roadshow on 16 September 2017 and the Tampines Mall roadshow on 23 September 2017 (full roadshow schedule below). If you’ve got friends you’d like to surprise, bring them down to either of the two roadshows and get your hidden cam rolling – just don’t tell them what they’re in for.
3. Freebies
Anything that lights up will make your #HHN7 photos better, so we’re giving out a pair of Light Up horns for every ticket you purchase at our roadshows.
Meanwhile, mark down these dates and locations on your calendar.
| Roadshow Venue | Site | Date | Time |
| ITE College East | Atrium at Admin Block L1 (beside POSB ATM) | 23 – 25 Aug | 11am – 5pm |
| ITE College Central | Creative Corridor at Blk K, Level 2 |
28 – 29 Aug | 11am – 5pm |
| ITE College West | Event Piazza (Between blk 3 & 4) |
6 – 8 Sep | 11am – 5pm |
| Cineleisure | Main Entrance | 9-10 Sep | 11am – 11pm |
| West Gate | Level 2, in front of TAG | 11-17 Sep *scare actors on 16 Sep |
10am – 10pm |
| Cineleisure | Main Entrance | 16-17 Sep | 11am – 11pm |
| VivoCity | Level 2, in front of GV | 19-24 Sep | 10am – 10pm |
| Nanyang Technological University | Concourse @ South Spine | 20 – 21 Sep | 11am – 5pm |
| Tampines Mall | Level 2, in front of Singtel | 22 Sep – 8 Oct
*scare actors on 23 Sep |
10am – 10pm |
| Singapore Management University | Outside Koufu | 25 – 27 Sep | 11am – 5pm |
| 313@Somerset | Level 1, Opp Wildfire Burger | 29 Sep – 1 Oct | 10am – 11pm |
| ITE College Central | Creative Corridor at Blk K, Level 2 |
3 – 5 Oct | 11am – 5pm |
| 313@Somerset | Level 1, Opp Wildfire Burger | 6 – 8 Oct | 10am – 11pm |
| Jurong Point | Level 1, in between Mac & MOS Burger | 9 -15 Oct | 10am – 10pm |
| Nanyang Technological University | Foyer @ LT1A | 10 – 11 Oct | 11am – 5pm |
If you’re unable to make it for any of the roadshows above, fret not. The online Early Bird Promo will last till 5 September 2017, so grab your tickets today!
GET TICKETS TO SINGAPORE’S PREMIER SCARE EVENT NOW
Universal Studios Singapore’s Halloween Horror Nights 7
Venue: Universal Studios Singapore
Date: 29 September to 29 October 2017 (14 selected nights only)
Time: Starts 7.30pm
Price: HHN7 tickets S$55 Early Bird Promo ends 5 September; standard ticket on event nights at S$68
Keep your eyes peeled for regular updates on our various social media platforms. In the meantime, comment below to let us know what you’re looking most forward to at #HHN7, we want to know!
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