Oh dear Isabella Loh–Those students are not going to let it go!

Apart from not being told of any negative feedback about the Night Safari's annual spook fest, the event's student organisers said they had also learnt from Wildlife Reserves Singapore (WRS) staff that the event had garnered its highest attendance last year since it was launched in 2006.
However, in a statement last night, WRS chief executive Isabella Loh said the Halloween Horrors event "has not contributed to a noticeable increase in visitors in the month in which it occurred".
"By contrast, family-themed events such as the National Day celebration and Hari Raya have resulted in a significant increase in visitors to the park on peak days," said Ms Loh, who had apologised to the student organisers from the Singapore Polytechnic (SP) during their meeting yesterday.

TODAYonline | Singapore | Halloween Horrors 'has not contributed to an increase in visitors'