Sunway Lagoon’s Nights of Fright is back for the sixth year

FACE THE FEAR AT MALAYSIA’S LARGEST SCARE FESTIVAL

Legend has it that for one month every year, Sunway Lagoon is a truly frightening place to be. Thrill seekers will be counting down the hours to venture in to the darkest recesses of horror, with a spine-tingling visit to Sunway Lagoon Nights of Fright 6 (NOF6), Scarier Than Ever!
Now in its 6th consecutive year, NOF is Malaysia’s biggest, scariest festival. From 28th September till 31 October 2018, Sunway Lagoon brings together eight haunted houses, four scare zones and a plethora of activities to provide a fully immersive experience that is all trick, no treat!

Step into WENDIGO – THE LEGEND IN THE MIST, to discover the place of myths and monsters. In folklore tales, Wendigo appears as an evil cannibal-like spirit that devours mankind. Wendigo are said to have an insatiable hunger for human flesh – no matter how much they eat, they remain hungry. They are hungry. For you.

PHOBIA: COULROPHOBIA – THE FEAR OF CLOWNS will terrify many who have an inexplicable fear for clowns. They are in your head. You are in their house.  In this disturbing situation, we are confronted with our irrational fears. Many say that clowns are supposed to make you laugh. Wrong. Dead Wrong. It will creep you out, and there is only one way out.

Further heighten the chill in your bones at SLAUGHTERHOUSE 13 by visiting Chan’s slaughterhouse and meat-packing plant which has long been closed down and abandoned after a worker, Lee Lee Choong discovered a not so beefy body hanging on the hooks inside the freezer of Slaughterhouse 13. Was it the long banished son, Calvin Chan who had mysteriously disappeared months earlier after a falling out with his father? Terrified, Lee Lee Choong never recovered from the shock and now guards the long abandoned freezer with her own life.

Can you survive the apocalypse when you enter ZOMBIE ZOO? Something has gotten into the animals and keepers at our underground zoo set deep inside the mountain. They are now out of control. Zombie mayhem within humans and animals are eager to terrorize the guests as they set foot upon this horrifying zoo.

Like nothing more than being scared out of your wits? Head down to the SCARYTALES THEATER for some hair-raising horror stories. Sitting around inside a dimly lit house, or in the woods sitting around in a circle, watching and listening to the storytellers cast their spell through a frightening tale. Sit quietly and listen to the stories of Pontianak’s, Toyols and Pocongs, to the sounds that surround you, for they will stay with you, long into the night.

It is Halloween in New York! Who ya gonna call! The GHOSTBUSTERS have some new ghosts to bust as New York is lit with the jack-o-lanterns. Come visit the HORRORWOOD STUDIOS WAX MUSEUM OF MONSTERS to meet the scariest movie characters of all time. This is no ordinary night at the museum! Join Jason, Freddy, Billy, and Michael Myers as you make your way through this celebration of celluloid horror characters. Face your fear by looking into the GHOST FACE – THE FACE TO MAKE YOU SCREAM IN UV3D. Surrounded by a thousand faces, your worst nightmare comes to life again and again in this house of fear!

Face the curse of the witches when rituals go wrong. Experience it first-hand as you enter at JAMPI where you get to meet the Salem Witch, Malay Dukun, Indian Witch, and Chinese Witch while they chant mantras and perform rituals. For those who seek for twisted pleasures of pain, enter the ENCLAVE OF TORTURE where we give you the closest representation of brutal mutilation.

NOF 6 comes to life at 7.30pm – 11.30pm every Friday – Sunday from 28th September to 31st October 2018. Tickets are priced at RM48 (special deal tickets from now to 31st August 2018), RM52 (early bird tickets from 1st to 15th September 2018) and RM69 (normal price).

For more information, call 603 5639 0000, visit www.sunwaylagoon.com  or connect to www.facebook.com/SunwayLagoonMalaysia.


About Sunway Lagoon
Sunway Lagoon, Malaysia’s premier multi-park destination located at the heart of Sunway City, is only 30 minutes away from Kuala Lumpur city centre and Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). It offers more than 90 attractions across its six parks – Water Park, Amusement Park, Wildlife Park, Extreme Park, Scream Park and its latest addition, Nickelodeon Lost Lagoon. Rated highly by the international community with the title of “Asia’s Best Attraction” for four consecutive years by the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (“IAAPA”), the 88-acre theme park excites visitors of all ages with wholesome family-friendly fun to adrenaline-pumping thrills. The park is also home to attractions such as the World’s First Waterplexx 5D, Malaysia’s Largest Water Ride - Vuvuzela, Malaysia’s Largest Man-Made Sandy Surf Beach, Malaysia’s First Interactive Zoo and FlowRider, Malaysia’s First Surf Simulator.

For more information, visit our website at www.sunwaylagoon.com




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