THEME park Universal Studios Singapore (USS) is launching its first-ever MICE packages for the annual Halloween Horror Nights (HHN) scare fest, offering themed dinners and special treats as part of the deals.
This year, HHN will run from 19.30 to 01.30 over five weekends: October 3-5, 10-11, 17-18, 22-25, 31 and November 1.
Planners can choose from three packages – A,B, and C – that include a Halloween-themed dinner, with add-on options including express passes, R.I.P Tours and extra rides.
Package A is available on all HHN event dates and include standard admission to HHN, pre-event buffet dinner, free-flow soft drinks, and a one-time Express Pass to one haunted house. The package is valid for groups of at least 50 pax, at S$120++ (US$97) per person.
Package B features standard admission to HHN, pre-dinner canapés and free-flow soft drinks, pre-event buffet dinner, a one-time Express Pass to one haunted house, a Scare Actor Meet & Greet at the dinner venue, and a Halloween souvenir for every guest. The deal is valid on all HHN event dates for a group with a minimum of 150 pax at S$170++ per person.
Package C is available on non-HHN event dates for the month of October, and the standing-only event will be held at New York City and Sci-Fi City. It offers entry to the scare zone in New York City and the haunted house at Sound Stage 28, pre-dinner canapés and free-flow soft drinks, a Halloween themed buffet dinner, and a Halloween souvenir for every guest.
Organisers may wish to top up an additional S$17 per pax to include an additional ride, available for the first two hours of the event. Package C is open to groups with at least 250 attendees, starting from S$240 per pax.
Further add-on options include Universal Express passes, R.I.P Tours, and cocktail receptions.
Central to this year’s HNN is the demonic Minister of Evil character, who is implementing a dystopian new world order at USS. HNN 2014 boasts one more haunted house over last year’s, including Singapore’s first 3-D haunted house, and one more scare zone (TTG Asia e-Daily, July 25, 2014).
