Hauntu The Curve Immersive Horror Experience

Step into the Colle Eastern Hotel, a fictional setting rooted in 1950s Malaysia, on the eve of the Merdeka celebrations. You're part of a group of tourists drawn there by a mysterious letter from a sibling, and as the night unfolds, the hotel's dark history starts to surface. This immersive horror experience at The Curve in Subang Jaya blends live actors, roleplay and set design to pull you into a storyline rather than just walking you through a haunted corridor.

What sets this apart from a typical haunted house is the narrative structure. Professional actors guide you deeper into the hotel as vengeful spirits, evil agendas and mysterious hotel workers reveal themselves scene by scene, layering scares with a plot you're actively part of. It draws on real periods of Malaysian history — the 1950s colonial era and the run-up to independence — to ground the fiction in something familiar.

Based in Kuala Lumpur's Subang Jaya district, this haunted hotel experience runs as a guided, role-play format rather than a self-paced walkthrough, meaning your group moves through the story together at the pace set by the actors.

Your night begins as you're welcomed into the story as a tourist checking into the Colle Eastern Hotel, having received a mysterious letter from a sibling inviting you to visit on the eve of Merdeka. From there, professional actors guide your group deeper into the hotel, layering the roleplay with jump scares, atmospheric set design and a plot that thickens the further you go.

Along the way you'll encounter hotel workers with questionable motives and spirits with unfinished business, piecing together what really happened within these walls decades ago. The experience is designed as a continuous walkthrough rather than a series of separate rooms, so expect the tension to build steadily until the story reaches its conclusion.