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Science Centre Singapore to feature Halloween activities, glowing oceans exhibition and Quby plushies

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The upcoming slate kicks off with Spookology, which runs from Oct. 27 to Nov. 1 and features dedicated late-night and junior programmes alongside the main investigative experience. Launching on Nov. 3, the Glowing Oceans exhibition showcases live marine plankton, highlighted by a shallow lagoon where protective booties enable guests to trigger blue light trails. Visitors can also purchase limited-edition Science Explorer Buddies plushies at the Curiosity Shop celebrating the 10th anniversary of the character Quby. Admission rates and ticketing terms across all three experiences vary based on session times and residency status.

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  • The seasonal Halloween activities feature targeted segments including an after-hours even…: The seasonal Halloween activities feature targeted segments including an after-hours evening event and Spookology Juniors at KidsSTOP.
  • Glowing Oceans restricts entry for children under four years old due to the low-light env…: Glowing Oceans restricts entry for children under four years old due to the low-light environment and shallow water conditions.
  • Visitors can purchase five commemorative Quby plushie designs inspired by science and nat…: Visitors can purchase five commemorative Quby plushie designs inspired by science and nature at the Curiosity Shop.

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Spookology runs until Nov 1, while the new Glowing Oceans exhibition opens on Nov 3. Fans of Quby can also pick up five collectible plushies.

From creepy experiments to giant spiders and Quby plushies, Science Centre Singapore has three new experiences lined up for curious visitors.

The programmes take place in October and November, offering different ways to explore science through Halloween-themed activities, an interactive marine exhibition and a collaboration with the cartoon character Quby.

1. SPOOKOLOGY

Those looking for a Halloween outing with a little science thrown in can check out Spookology, which turns visitors into investigators to find out what happened after a secret experiment went wrong, with challenges involving fears such as giant spiders.

On Oct 30 and 31, the Halloween experience also features Spookology: Afterdark, which includes DJs and special evening editions of the Fire Tornado and Energy Titans shows.

Visitors can also explore selected Science Centre galleries after hours, watch Insanity, a PG13 horror short film at the Omni-Theatre, or join a Halloween stargazing session, subject to weather conditions.

Younger children can take part in…

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