Sentosa Spooktacular 2014 returns this October with 40,000 square metres of Fort Siloso redeveloped into Laddaland for Halloween and fright fans. Sentosa Leisure Management Pte Ltd has partnered GMM Tai Hub Co. Ltd for the second year to develop this new property at Sentosa’s Spooktacular Village.
Fort Siloso has served as Singapore’s coastal defence in the 1880s. It was also a prison camp during the Japanese Occupation of World War II.
The entire Laddaland development will be based on GTH’s international horror hits such as Laddaland, Alone, Countdown and their upcoming production The Swimmers.
This year’s Sentosa Spooktacular lets you choose your preferred neighbourhoods and horror pathways as you walk through 20 to 30 minutes of prolonged fear and suspense. Elements of the movies will be infused into various part of the haunted Laddaland.
Units a priced at S$56.50 when you purchase your tickets before 30 September and have a special five-hour lease. Standard tickets purchased between 1 October and 1 November 2014 are available at S$66.60. Islander members can purchase tickets at S$46.60 before 30 September 2014. Other passes are also available. Check www.spooktacular.com.sg for details.
Tickets are now on sale from www.spooktacular.com.sg or from Sentosa ticketing counters beginning from 10pm today. Laddaland is open to public on 11, 17, 18, 24, 25 and 31 October and 1 November 2014. Operating hours are from 7pm to 12pm with the last entry at 9.30pm.
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