Explore Halloween hangouts all week long, ranging from festive to fancy.
Here are 14 ways to celebrate Halloween in the Las Vegas Valley in 2021.
Constantly
Asylum and hotel anxiety
29.-31. Oct
You have to respect haunted houses that boast in their Frequently Asked Questions that adults are so scared they pee themselves: “We usually have several confirmed ‘wetter’ every weekend. … We average 40 or more per season! ”Asylum and Hotel Fear, each telling part of an original, intertwined story, have 23 years of experience frightening Las Vegans. The Asylum was rebuilt from the ground up last year, while Hotel Fear was modernized in time for this season. They are open Friday through Sunday from 6:30 PM to midnight in the Meadows Mall parking lot. Tickets are $ 37 and include both haunted houses; Adult diapers or a change of pants are not included. See lasvegashaunts.com.
Christopher Lawrence
Freakling Bros. horror shows
Until Oct 31
Who is ready to enter the “gates of hell”? No, parents, we’re not talking about bringing the kids to Chuck E. Cheese – that’s a different kind of Hades. Instead, we’re referring to the return of the aforementioned Freakling Bros. Horror Shows attraction, which calls itself Nevada’s only R-rated hangout. New this year: “The Men’s Room”, a “provocative, grotesque and immersive new experience” that sounds like almost every men’s room of all time. There will also be fortune tellers and food trucks, but be forewarned, the stomach upsetting fun can make these nachos difficult to keep to you. In the Ikea parking lot, 6555 S. Riley St., the shows start at 7 p.m. Tickets are $ 50. freakingbros.com
Jason Bracelin
Parade of mischief
Oct. 29th 30th
We love a parade, especially if it’s a parade with ghosts, witches, wizards, and dancing zombies, and that’s why the Parade of Mischief in Downtown Summerlin is so appealing. The macabre marches continue along Park Center Drive every Friday and Saturday evening in October, starting at about 7 p.m. and lasting about half an hour. It’s all family friendly, free, and open to the public. sommerlin.com
John Przybys
“Spirit (s)”
Until October 30th
Now for something completely different: immersive horror theater. The structure: The Pyewacket Society for Occultural Affairs “recruits new members in their constant search for contact with the afterlife”. You and five other candidates will be taken “beyond the veil”, presumably to deal with the formerly living and to learn their hot views on the afterlife. There’s no telling what you might encounter, but here’s a hint: “This performance is not recommended for viewers who are uncomfortable standing, walking, or climbing stairs” – and here come the griffins – “crawling or being alone” . This is a fully immersive experience so physical contact is possible and there is no guarantee that it will be with a currently living being. You have been warned. $ 35; Usual location is 100 S. Maryland Parkway. thepyewacketsociety.com
Scott Dickensheets
Halloween weekend at Gilley’s Saloon
October 30th and 31st at 9:00 p.m. Gilley’s Saloon, Dance Hall & Bar-B-Que on Treasure Island will host special Halloween activities, including a $ 1,000 costume contest every night, drinks specials and free admission as well as live entertainment with country music talent Rebellenherz.
Gilley’s serves drink specials starting at $ 8, including 16 oz. Draft beer, shots and cocktails such as Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey or Jack Daniels Tennessee Fire.
Nightmare on the spring mountain
The Sand Dollar Lounge has once again been transformed into Nightmare on Spring Mountain.
Co-owners Anthony Jamison and Nathan Grates put together a stunning Halloween experience worth over $ 10,000 in spooky decor.
Nightmare on Spring Mountain features a brand new quirky cocktail menu with spooky barware, free nightly entertainment and themed evenings with costumes.
Wednesday is Marvel Universe Night, Friday is themed Pregame to Fetish & Fantasy Ball and November 1st is the Day of the Dead Party.
Nightmare on Spring Mountain runs through November 1st. The hours of operation for this special month are 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. seven days a week. Table reservations are welcome and will be accepted between 3:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Zombie Elvis Wedding
Couples can fall in love on Halloween at Little Vegas Chapel with Zombie Elvis and spooky wedding ceremonies until Monday November 1st.
The Halloween package includes a zombie Elvis officer, a dead bouquet of flowers and a boutonniere, a black veil and a special photo opportunity with a skeleton driver in the chapel’s pink Cadillacs. The package also includes professional photography, a private online photo gallery, five digital images, up to 18 guests, and a wedding coordinator, with camera phones allowed.
Oct 28
Karaoke costume contest
Located on the 2nd floor of the Grand Canal Shoppes in the Venetian Las Vegas, Palazzo Tower, KAMU Ultra Karaoke is the place to go to show off your best costume.
Prominent guest jurors go from room to room and select the winners for the best Halloween costumes at 11 p.m. The winner of the 1st place receives a bottle of Don Julio 1942 Tequila and a private karaoke suite for up to 5 guests.
Oct 30
Halloween party
Distill and Remedy’s are holding their annual Halloween party on Saturday, October 30th at all locations from 8 p.m. and specialty drinks throughout the evening. The Halloween bashes are free and those that are wizarded must be 21 years or older with valid ID.
Trappin is not dead
Ferguson’s Downtown brings back the vibes of the late 1990s and early 2000s and hosts Trappin Ain’t Dead. Three local DJs – DJ Klasik, CC Elise, and DJ Easzy Almighty – will be crazy about the night, and guests are encouraged to bring them with genre-specific costumes. $ 100 cash prizes will be given to the Best Costume of the 2000s, Best Scary Costume, and Best Creative Costume. The ticket costs $ 20 and is available on Eventbrite.
Oct 31
Camelphat
Area15 offers adults the chance to celebrate Halloween outdoors with live music and a fun, happy environment.
The English DJ and production duo CAMELPHAT will bring their deep house and dance beats to AREA15 on Halloween. Guests will enjoy a costume contest with exceptional prizes and surprises under the stars at the A-Lot outdoor venue. VIP table packages are available for an extra spooky experience. Entry at 8:00 p.m. The show starts at 10:00 p.m. Tickets start at $ 35.
Fright Spike: Downtown’s biggest Halloween party
Gold Strike hosts Fright Spike’s final Halloween hangout – guaranteed the biggest Halloween costume contest in the DTLV, $ 4,000 cash, and prizes will be awarded to guests in four categories including Best Overall, Best Couple, and Sexiest Female. Costumed creatures, creatures and vixens are judged throughout the evening while DJ DeLa-O and Teen Wolf spice up a few tunes in the living room while DJ Presto One casts a spell over the backyard.
“Halloweemo”
On October 31st, the Emporium Arcade Bar Las Vegas in Area15 is hosting “Halloweemo”, an emo Halloween Party with DJ Mike Carbonell from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. At this event there will also be a costume competition with cash prizes. Guests can use AREA15‘s west entrance and mention Emporium for free entry.
Yellow ones
Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa invites guests to experience Veuve Clicquot’s “Yelloween” holiday event on October 31st, this year at the Lucky Bar.
Festive party-goers can start the night at the “Clicquotvant” trial station, where Veuve Clicquot in a glass and bottle specials, along with the chance for a 3L Yellow Label bottle, will be given in a raffle.
Take part in the costume contest and look to the future with live fortune teller and tarot card readers.
“Yelloween” starts at 8:00 p.m. and lasts until 12:00 p.m. Table minimums start at $ 350 and walk-ins are welcome. For reservations, contact Michelle Lee at 702-797-7517.
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