Fancy being a cheeky bastard?

Have a high tolerance for cheesy events?

Have absolutely no qualms participating in what was originally a pagan event that has been commercialised like Christmas just because this is the only time of the year where girls are given the license to dress up as slutty nurses and superheroes in public?

Well, here are 5 Halloween events in Singapore in 2014 that give anyone a valid reason to ask someone out to hang out in the dark:

1. Highway to Hell Night Drive Adventure

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Pros: Invite a car load of girls friends and drive them to secluded places.

Cons: You need a car.

Venue: Most likely all over Singapore.

Cost: Standard ticket $65, Safra member $50

2. Museum of Horrors V: The Relic

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Pros: Held in Somerset. Very accessible. Lots of taxis to bring you home after that.

Cons: Home ground of pesky teenagers.

Venue: *Scape

Cost: $20 per pax

3. Halloween Horror Nights 4

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Pros: Looks like the most promising event this year with the theme park venue. Last year, they look scary enough for your date to cling on to you all night.

Cons: The spooks don't look very localised though.

Venue: Resorts World Sentosa

Cost: Different packages available, but expect to pay $60 and upwards.

4. Sentosa Spooktacular

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Pros: Fort Siloso could really be haunted.

Cons: Fort Siloso could really be haunted.

Venue: Fort Siloso

Cost: $56.60

5. Doors to Hell 'oween'

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Pros: Downtown East is near the beach. *wink wink*

Cons: Looks family-oriented. You may see your parents there.

Venue: D'Marquee, Downtown East

Cost: $30

Inspired? Excited? We have three pairs of Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights tickets (4 Oct) for you to hang out in the dark.

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