If there’s anything scarier than realising the year is about to end, it’s Halloween. Spook lovers, other than bookmarking Halloween Horror Nights on your calendars, you can turn your heads towards Marquee as well. The popular nightclub is throwing a Halloween-themed party on Saturday, 29th October 2022, from 10pm onwards.
Not a trick but a treat: guests who come in full costume will get free admission to the event.
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Image credit: @marqueesingapore
You probably know Marquee – it’s one of the biggest nightclubs in Singapore, having hosted international DJs and celebrities such as Alan Walker, Jackson Wang, and Steve Aoki. For those who haven’t visited – they have a Ferris wheel and 3-storey slide in there too. Wild.
Read our article on Marquee Singapore for the lowdown.
Marquee’s 2019 Halloween event.
Image credit: Marquee Singapore
This year, they’re bringing back Halloween parties – their first since the pandemic. Not much has been announced about this year’s edition, but if 2019’s party is anything to go by, you can probably expect some ultra-spooky decor, and everyone all dressed up – including the staff.
Image credit: Marquee Singapore
Tickets are priced at $40 if you book online, or you can get free admission if you’re one of the first 100 guests to come dressed in a full Halloween costume before 11pm. Marquee events are usually packed so we suggest queueing in advance to secure your free ticket.
Image credit: Marquee Singapore
Find yourself screaming, if not from fear, then to your favourite songs on the dance floor at Marquee Halloween 2022: Marqueeverse. It’s best to decide on your look ASAP, especially if you’re planning to order that Squid Game, Money Heist, or Chucky ‘fit online.
Date: 29th October 2022
Time: 10pm onwards
Venue: 2 Bayfront Avenue B1-67, Galleria Level, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018972
Contact: 6688 8660 | Marquee Singapore website
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Cover image adapted from: Marquee Singapore, Marquee Singapore
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