'When we have Halloween Horror Night at home': Singapore neighbourhoods go all out with spooky decorations

From Woodgrove and Watten Estate to Chip Bee Gardens and Sembawang, residents transformed their homes and streets with Halloween decorations, costumes and trick-or-treating activities.

Neighbourhoods around Singapore go 'all out' in their Halloween parties and decorations. (Photo: Instagram/@joochiatourhome, Instagram/@thenewageparents)

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Who needs a haunted house when the whole neighbourhood is getting into the Halloween spirit?

Over the weekend, several residential estates across Singapore traded their usual peace and quiet for a frightfully festive atmosphere, with residents decorating their homes and welcoming visitors dressed in their Halloween best.

From cobweb-covered gates to bloodied costumes, monster masks and all manner of ghouls, the streets and pathways were transformed into scenes straight out of a horror.

There were also familiar faces from pop culture – from the latest internet memes to even US politicians – alongside ghosts and creatures from Southeast Asian folklore – your classic, never-gets-old Kak Pon and Pocong – that might have had unsuspecting neighbours thinking twice about opening their doors.

Here are some of the neighbourhoods that went all out for Halloween 2026.

If there's one Singapore neighbourhood that knows how to get into the Halloween spirit, it's Woodgrove Estate in Woodlands.

What began as a community-led celebration in 2007 has become one of the country's best-known neighbourhood Halloween traditions, with residents transforming their landed homes into haunted attractions and welcoming trick-or-treaters from across Singapore.

On Oct 31, the streets around Woodgrove Avenue and the surrounding residential lanes once again became a gathering spot for families, costume enthusiasts and candy hunters.

And unlike a ticketed haunted house, much of the frightful fun here comes courtesy of residents themselves, who put up their own decorations and hand out treats.

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Known for its charming black-and-white terraced houses, Chip Bee Gardens near Holland Village has also developed a reputation for giving visitors a good scare during Halloween.

The neighbourhood's distinctive architecture provides a fitting backdrop for elaborate decorations and haunted-house setups. Alongside the tricks and scares, their festivities also feature lots of treats such as popcorn, candy floss and sweets, making the neighbourhood a destination for families.

"This is a mini USS Halloween Horror Night ," a user remarked on Instagram.

Another added: "When we have Halloween Horror Night at home."

Over in the east, Opera Estate in Siglap returned for the sixth edition of its annual Halloween celebration, bringing together residents and visitors for an evening of costumes, games and trick-or-treating.

Centred around the Opera Estate Football Field, visitors took part in activities including a haunted house, games and neon slime-making. Trick-or-treating was free with registration, while a separate S$6 premium package, which sold out, included snacks and an activity.

The residents of Watten Estate in Bukit Timah also got into the Halloween spirit, with celebrations that ranged from the usual trick-or-treat and costume competitions to residents coming together for the Watten Residents' Network's Halloween Spook Fest.

Residents also decorated their homes with witches, ghosts and inflatable Halloween figures, while families dressed in costumes made their way between participating houses in search of sweets.

The 2026 celebrations were also reported to involve neighbouring Dunearn Estate, expanding the trick-or-treating area beyond Watten's usual streets.

Sembawang's quiet residential streets have also become an unlikely Halloween haunt, particularly around Montreal Road, Canada Road and Lagos Circle. The neighbourhood's Halloween decor has reached even those beyond the area, as many non-residents also paid a visit to take in the spooky vibes.

The area's colonial-era black-and-white houses have provided the backdrop for some elaborate displays, with residents decorating their properties with skeletons, creepy clowns, cobwebs and other horror-inspired props.

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从伍德格罗夫和沃顿庄园到奇比花园和三巴旺，居民们用万圣节装饰、服装和不给糖就捣蛋的活动装点了他们的家和街道。

新加坡各地的社区在万圣节派对和装饰方面都“下了血本”。（图片来源：Instagram/@joochiatourhome，Instagram/@thenewageparents）

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整个社区都沉浸在万圣节的气氛中，谁还需要鬼屋呢？

上周末，新加坡各地的几个住宅区一改往日的宁静祥和，洋溢着令人毛骨悚然的节日气氛，居民们装饰着自己的家，并穿着万圣节盛装迎接来访者。

从布满蛛网的大门到血迹斑斑的服装、怪物面具和各种各样的妖魔鬼怪，街道和小路变成了恐怖电影中的场景。

流行文化中也出现了熟悉的面孔——从最新的网络迷因到美国政客——以及东南亚民间传说中的鬼魂和生物——经典的、永不过时的卡克蓬和波孔——这些可能会让毫无戒心的邻居在开门前三思。

以下是一些为迎接 2026 年万圣节而精心布置的社区。

如果说新加坡哪个社区最懂得如何营造万圣节气氛，那一定是兀兰的伍德格罗夫庄园。

这项始于 2007 年的社区庆祝活动，如今已成为新加坡最著名的社区万圣节传统之一，居民们将自己的独立住宅改造成鬼屋，欢迎来自新加坡各地的“不给糖就捣蛋”的孩子们。

10 月 31 日，伍德格罗夫大道及其周边住宅区的街道再次成为家庭、服装爱好者和糖果猎人的聚集地。

与需要购票入场的鬼屋不同，这里许多惊险刺激的乐趣都来自居民们自己，他们布置自己的装饰，分发糖果。

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奇普比花园 (Chip Bee Gardens) 位于荷兰村附近，以其迷人的黑白排屋而闻名，同时也因在万圣节期间给游客带来惊吓而声名鹊起。

该街区独特的建筑风格为精心布置的装饰和鬼屋提供了绝佳的背景。除了惊险刺激的恶作剧之外，庆祝活动还提供爆米花、棉花糖和各种糖果等美食，使该街区成为家庭出游的理想去处。

一位用户在 Instagram 上评论道：“这简直就是迷你版的美国宇航局万圣节恐怖之夜。”

另一位网友补充道：“当我们在家举办万圣节恐怖之夜的时候。”

在东部，锡格拉普的歌剧庄园举办了第六届年度万圣节庆祝活动，居民和游客齐聚一堂，共度一个充满服装、游戏和不给糖就捣蛋的夜晚。

活动以歌剧院足球场为中心，游客们参与了包括鬼屋、游戏和霓虹史莱姆制作在内的各种活动。登记后即可免费参加“不给糖就捣蛋”活动，另有售价6新元的付费套餐（已售罄），包含小吃和一项活动。

武吉知马瓦登庄园的居民也沉浸在万圣节的气氛中，庆祝活动包括常见的“不给糖就捣蛋”和服装比赛，以及居民们齐聚一堂参加瓦登居民网络举办的万圣节惊魂节。

居民们还用女巫、幽灵和充气万圣节人物装饰自己的家，而穿着戏服的家庭则在参与活动的房屋之间穿梭，寻找糖果。

据报道，2026 年的庆祝活动还将包括邻近的 Dunearn Estate，将“不给糖就捣蛋”的活动范围扩大到 Watten 通常的街道之外。

三巴旺宁静的住宅街道也意外地成为了万圣节的热闹场所，尤其是在蒙特利尔路、加拿大路和拉各斯环岛附近。这片街区的万圣节装饰甚至吸引了周边地区的游客，许多非居民也前来感受这诡异的氛围。

该地区殖民时代的黑白房屋为一些精心布置的展览提供了背景，居民们用骷髅、恐怖小丑、蜘蛛网和其他恐怖主题的道具来装饰他们的房屋。

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