If you have followed my Before Dark updates (or not), you are in for a special treat. Have a tempting sneak preview at Halloween Horror Nights 3 with First Impressions.
I’m going to tease you with just three deadly images from every scare attraction of Halloween Horror Nights 3. The real chills, including a full review, will come later as separate features.
Welcome back to the second issue of Halloween Horror Nights 3 – Before Dark. The park is looking drastically different now, abundant with gloomy props all over. In order to showcase as many new thematic elements as possible, Before Dark 2 is an extended feature with over 100 images.
Halloween Horror Nights Before Dark is a photo series of day-time photographs. These features showcase the props and thematic elements for Universal Studios Singapore’s hallmark event of the year. Read the first issue or check out all Before Dark features here.
NEW: HHN3 REVIEW! Read the full Halloween Horror Nights 3 review now!
With just mere weeks away from the first Halloween Horror Nights 3 event night, the park has already started putting props and sets everywhere. This is going to be one interesting year, especially with the Jurassic Park zone being reconfigured into a scare zone.
I’m glad to once again present Halloween Horror Nights Before Dark, a series of day-time photographs showcasing the props and thematic elements for Universal Studios Singapore’s hallmark event of the year. Check out all past year’s Before Dark features here.
NEW: HHN3 REVIEW! Read the full Halloween Horror Nights 3 review now!
Hollywood Dreams Parade at Universal Studios Singapore was recently updated with new outfits. In this feature, we’ll take a look at the parade’s new look.
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What’s new at Universal Studios Singapore? Read all about it in the September 2013 issue of USS Park Update.
We’re back with the August 2013 issue of the monthly Universal Studios Singapore Park Update.
Highlights:
At the top of the hill of Haw Par Villa lies a seemingly forgotten area of the gardens. Age shows in some of these sculptures, and the grounds are visibly more weathered. It almost seems as if these areas were left untouched for years (well, not all), with faded colours powering the dioramas with an unsettling appearance.
Mysterious Gardens is not a specific area in Haw Par Villa – it is what I call a few areas in the entire compound that are quite… strange.
Here is a short July 2013 Universal Studios Singapore Park Update to briefly cover some breaking news at the park.
The Pavilion and Pagoda zone at Haw Par Villa is a brief respite from the terrors of the Ten Courts of Hell. It is a small but open area, with a large pond being the key highlight – the Pagoda and Pavilion in the middle. A series of faded ornamental bridges link different parts of the pool together.
