Deadly Possessions: HHN14 Merchandise Collection at Universal Studios Singapore

By Dejiki on September 13, 2026 in Attractions, Halloween Horror Nights, Theme Parks

Here’s your first look at the Halloween Horror Nights 14 merchandise collection! This year’s range leans hyperlocal, with a Kia Si collectibles, Ponti-Ana apparel and accessories, and a HamiKuma line for all your sinister-yet-plushy goodness!

Halloween Horror Nights 14 Special Previews

Thanks to Resorts World Sentosa, here is your HHN14 sneak peek at the horrors coming to Universal Studios Singapore this season.

A Rush of Fear (Inside Haunted Houses) · The Art of Horror (Meet HHN14 Icons) · A Taste of Terror (HHN14 Food) · Deadly Possessions (HHN14 Merch)

Halloween Horror Nights 14 at Universal Studios Singapore starts from 25 September 2026, and you can get your HHN14 tickets now from Klook and learn more about this year’s line-up in my HHN14 Event Guide.

Deadly Possessions: The HHN14 merchandise collection

Merchandise showcased in this article will be launched from 17 September 2026 ahead of HHN14. During Trick or Thrills, most items will also be available for purchase at the Universal Studios Store.

Item prices will be updated when available.

Ponti-Ana collection

Ponti-Ana gets her own line, fittingly for this year’s new scream queen. From left to right: A Ponti-Ana Pouch for essentials, a cardholder with retractable lanyard, and the Ponti-Ana Keychain Wristlet (S$15). This is a paracord-style wristlet with a Ponti-Ana charm and HHN smartphone tether tab, adjustable to loop around a wrist or clip onto a bag. Handy.

Dress up to dance at The Raveyard with the Ponti-Ana T-shirt, with a distressed tee with printed illustration on the back, embroidered stitching details and giant red button on the front – motifs of Ponti-Ana’s look.

To complete your Ponti-Ana shopping experience, you can also grab the Ponti-Ana Blood Bag, available at select drink carts and restaurants park-wide. Drink this cranberry jello and you just might get new (dance) powers at The Raveyard, like Ponti-Ana and her Fatimah Rockers.

HamiKuma collection

The widest range in this year’s lineup belongs to HamiKuma. The zombie teddy bear is a Universal Studios Japan Halloween Horror Nights icon making his first appearance in Singapore, and the merchandise is the first chance to take him home.

Popular items would likely be the HamiKuma Plush Headband and HamiKuma Plush Hat, given that you can wear them everywhere around the park except while on rides. The HamiKuma Cardholder with adjustable loop is also another useful accessory.

The largest HamiKuma plush is in the form of the HamiKuma Plush Backpack.

Those who can’t stop munching popcorn around the park should get the HamiKuma Popcorn Bucket.

You could also get the classic HamiKuma Plush Toy.

Or start small, with this HamiKuma Plush Keychain (S$25), which comes with its own colourful bead bracelet.

Kia Si collection

Kia Si (Hokkien for “afraid to die”) is local slang for someone who’s a bit of a scaredy-cat. Fitting, since this collection exists for exactly that person.

The Kia Si Lanyard is Singapore’s take on the Deathly Afraid Lanyard from Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights, which signal scare actors to tone down the frights for the wearer. Functionally it works the same way: switch it on, and scare actors are meant to hold back. The Singapore version lets guests choose between different colour settings, though the “Scare Me Not” protection would only goes as far as the scare actors (or actual ghosts) are willing to play along.

The Kia Si Talisman Keychain might not offer any useful protection, but it’s still a cool accessory. Also to be confirmed if there will be a new HHN T-Shirt for this year, as seen in the background.