Halloween / Trick or Treat

[milkomome]

Hi...I always bring my kids to Woodlands.next to the SAS... Trick or treat-ing house to house My kids love it...tho some houses do get a tad scary... Happy Halloween

[charmed]

Thanks milkomome! This is exactly what I'm looking for. May I know where exactly in Woodlands do you go? What street? landmark? We don't have a car and we have 3 kids in tow. It will be difficult for us to wander aimlessly around woodlands with 3 young kids. Thank you.

milkomome:

Hi...I always bring my kids to Woodlands.next to the SAS... Trick or treat-ing house to house My kids love it...tho some houses do get a tad scary... Happy Halloween

[milkomome]

Ummmm....im really bad with street names... I usually tell the taxi driver to drop me at Singapore American School..then just follow the path of dressed up kiddies :lol: Its the houses behind/next to the school .


i hope that helps

[charmed]

milkomome:

Ummmm....im really bad with street names... I usually tell the taxi driver to drop me at Singapore American School..then just follow the path of dressed up kiddies :lol: Its the houses behind/next to the school .


i hope that helps

Thanks. One more thing. What time do they start? Is it done exactly on Oct 31 (Halloween Day) or do they postpone it during Sat/Sun? Sorry so many questions.

[Hippymum]

Hihi i would like to join but…are we suppose to dress up? including parents?

im living in hougang maybe anybody living nearby…we can do a meet up first?

[lovebaby]

Do parents in singapore go trick a treat with their children? Where we are staying, we have many foreigners kids coming by our place every year the last 2 weekends in Oct for Trick or treat. This year thinking of bringing my kid out as well. But do we need to dress up?

[schellen]

Generally, Singaporean families don't celebrate Halloween. We may attend parties when we're teens or adults but I guess that's about it. However, this doesn't mean that Singaporeans on the whole don't know anything about Halloween so I guess if your neighbourhood has lots of families celebrating it, why not join in by dressing up and going trick-or-treating door-to-door? Just a note though: Don't be disheartened if no one answers the door (they may think you are some salesperson) or they think you're nuts or close the door in your face (maybe the older generation who don't know anything about Halloween?).


Have fun!

[schellen]

I just realised there's already a thread on this: http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1098

[Little M]

lovebaby:

Do parents in singapore go trick a treat with their children? Where we are staying, we have many foreigners kids coming by our place every year the last 2 weekends in Oct for Trick or treat. This year thinking of bringing my kid out as well. But do we need to dress up?

Go n take the kids out n have fun!! U r lucky, if i take my kids to TnT, the neighbours would think we r crazy. I grew up in ang moh land and I used to LOVE TnT. S'pore kids don't know what kind of fun they r missing.

Also dressing up is part of the fun hun. Go all out or just put on an old sheet with eye holes.

[Dr TLC]

Hi, I am looking to bring my daughter trick or treating. Would anyone know which day this will be held on? Is it on the 31st, or is it the weekend prior? Any interesting and fun parties for an 11, 10 and 8 yr old kids? Thanks so much!