Las Vegas always has tricks and treats to offer—and Halloween weekend 2025 is no exception. Whether you’re looking for some chilling haunts or a frighteningly fantastic affair, it’s going to be nothing short of a “Monster Mash” this Halloween! The destination is packed with fun Halloween activities, from fall festivals for the family and hair-raising attractions to terrifying escape rooms, themed productions, horror shows, and more. If you’re seeking stuff to do for Halloween with your family, friends or your boo, there’s no shortage of activities for all ages.
Spine-tingling Experiences
Really want to get spooked? Here are some of the scariest Halloween activities in Las Vegas!
If solving puzzles is your style, a spine-chilling escape room is Escape Blair Witch. On an eerie journey deep within the haunting Black Hills Forest, you’ll hunt for clues about the mysterious disappearance of local college students. Choose a shared experience, the private VIP experience for an exclusive adventure with your group of four to eight, or the ultimate VIP experience, complete with souvenir photos and a collector’s coin. Right now, Las Vegas locals can experience double the fear with the Official SAW Escape and Escape Blair Witch combo deal, with both attractions for $69.99. Each experience is upping the ante with new puzzles, more interactors and intensified immersive scares. This thrilling escapade is not for the faint of heart—it’s recommended for ages 16 and up.
The Basement also features live escape rooms with horror-themed adventures. Using state-of-the-art technology, brain power and plenty of guts, you’ll face two extreme experiences as you attempt to escape from your demented captor’s family home. You can even choose to tackle both challenges back-to-back, either late at night or during a fresh-fruits-and-pastries brunch.
For those seeking intense scares, check out ABANDON at Vegas Theatre Company, an R-rated show blending psychological horror with grotesque beauty. It’s one of the more unique Halloween shows in Las Vegas.
Then, for a bone-rattling good time, head to Fremont Street Experience for the HalloWeekend Rock of Horror Halloween Bash, featuring themed theatrical and musical performances. On Halloween night, compete in an epic costume contest with cash prizes up for grabs.
Find genuine thrills and chills at AREA15’s Universal Horrors Unleashed, open Thursdays through Mondays from 2-10 p.m. Inside a darkened warehouse, terrifying characters and immersive scenes are inspired by Universal’s films and live entertainment.
On Oct. 31, starting at 9 p.m., AREA15 becomes scAREA: Strange Circus. This Halloween party experience is set in a postapocalyptic carnival of chaos, filled with mind-bending acts, neon lights and incredible live music headlined b Valentino Khan and his electric KHAN-O-WEEN set.
For a more lighthearted experience, don’t miss Zombie Burlesque at the V Theater inside Miracle Mile Shops. An incredible cast of ghoulish performers will raise the spirits as they light up the stage with a mix of variety acts, hilarious comedy and an electrifying “big band.” Prepare for a wickedly entertaining night filled with shocking surprises and reanimated performances that promise a ghastly good time—complete with jello shots!
The ultimate ghostly adventure can be found at Zak Bagans’ award-winning Haunted Museum in Downtown Las Vegas. Inside the historic 1938 Wengert Mansion, cursed artifacts and haunted relics await. This immersive experience is for ages 14 and up and is not for the faint of heart. With 30 themed rooms to explore, you’ll need at least two hours to fully appreciate the chilling atmosphere. Discover the Conjuring 3’s real-life “Devil’s Rocking Chair”; Dr. Jack Kevorkian’s “Death Van”; the “world’s most haunted object,” the Dybbuk Box; among other infamous haunted objects that have made headlines. This isn’t just a haunted house; it’s a paranormal experience that might just haunt you forever.
Sit back, laugh and enjoy spooky surprises at The Beverly Theater on Oct. 23, with The Most Horrible Horror Movie Ever event from the local nonprofit, UNSHAKEABLE. Enjoy comedic commentary, a hosted bar and even a few scares as you view the so-bad-it's-good cult classic, “Ghosts of Goldfield.”
Extend the fun with a night (or few) in the Las Vegas Halloween Theme Suite at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino. Your suite features a living room, bedroom, two bathrooms, a wet bar and other premium amenities. But the most wicked part is the lavish decor and creep-tacular details that capture the Halloween spirit.
Hauntingly Good Fun for the Whole Family
It’s terrifyingly easy to find family-friendly things to do in October in Las Vegas!
Get ready (seriously, put on your costume) for a spooktacular time this October at Downtown Summerlin’s Parade of Mischief! Every Friday and Saturday night, from Oct. 3 to Oct. 25 at 6 p.m., the streets will be buzzing with mischievous fun. With energetic dancers, magical characters and a new “Wicked”-inspired float, this free parade is packed with eerie excitement for the whole family.
For a festive family adventure, head to HallOVeen at the Magical Forest at Opportunity Village. Open Oct. 3-5, 10-12 and Oct. 17-Nov. 2, starting at 5:30 p.m., this 2.5-acre outdoor theme park is crawling with ghoulish delights—from skeletons and pumpkins to groovy ghosts. With an 8-hole miniature golf course, nightly performances and carnival games, it’s one of the best Halloween kid activities in Las Vegas. Adults over 21 can enjoy a night out at the Beer Garden, and all proceeds support a great cause as this is a nonprofit event.
Swing by Twilight Zone by Monster Mini Golf at Horseshoe Las Vegas for an 18-hole, glow-in-the-dark golf course adventure that promises an unforgettable time for all ages! Afterward, trick-or-treat, craft and enjoy food-truck fare in the “Boo-tanical” Garden at the Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve, happening Oct. 23–26, 6-8 p.m.
If you’re in the mood for classic autumn fun, visit Gilcrease Orchard’s Fall Harvest, happening Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays from Sept. 27 through Oct. 30, plus on Halloween Day. You can pick fresh seasonal produce, explore the pumpkin patch, and enjoy a wagon ride or the corn and straw maze. Don’t miss its fan-favorite apple-cider donuts and fresh apple cider—quintessential seasonal treats. At the Farm Stand, you’ll find seasonal favorites and fresh produce. Please note that pets are not allowed.
If you haven’t experienced The Wizard of Oz at Sphere yet, Halloween is the perfect time. Celebrate with a special showing and costume party for all ages, complete with a walk down the Yellow Brick Carpet and themed treats. Festive showings take place Oct. 30 at 10 p.m. and Oct. 31 at 10:45 a.m. and 1:45 p.m.
Monstrous Parties
Get ready to dance and scream at the wickedly wonderous soirées happening around Hallow’s Eve.
Looking for high-octane Halloween fun? Grab a Halloween weekend Las Vegas Party Pass, which offers access to the hottest clubs on the Strip, including Hakkasan Nightclub at MGM Grand Hotel and Casino and OMNIA Nightclub at Caesars Palace. With over 20 events and performances by DJs like Zedd and DJ Pauly D, this pass covers all your fun things to do Halloween weekend, from Thursday to Sunday!
Get ready to moonwalk your way into Halloween weekend with the annual THRILLER party on Oct. 31 at 24 Oxford inside Virgin Hotel Las Vegas. Celebrating 17 years as the No. 1 go-to Friday Halloween bash in Las Vegas, this party spins classic hits from the ’90s to today, setting the stage for a bone-knockin’ good time.
On Oct. 24, head to the Event Lawn of Virgin Hotels Las Vegas for The AquaBats present Trick or Treat to the Beat! Doors open at 5:30 p.m. for a “Halloween Costume Party Freak Out” featuring live performances by The AquaBats, as well as Homegrown, Mike V & The Rats, and Left Alone. Bring your friends, show off your best costume and get ready for a night of music, mischief and plenty of candy. On Saturday, Nov. 1, the resort hosts The Sin City Halloween Ball, named one of the world’s wildest Halloween parties by Bizarre magazine.
“Fright Spike” returns with three nights of fearless fun, Oct. 30-Nov. 1 at Gold Spike in Downtown Las Vegas. Put on your costumes and roller skates for Damned & Derby on Oct. 30, where mix masters brew wicked cocktails while you relax, or compete in limbo competitions to show off your skating skills. On Oct. 31, join in on the Fright Spike: Last Frights costume contests for cash prizes, while DJs spin both inside and in The Backyard. Close out the weekend with Halloween: The Sequel on Nov. 1, with more costume contests, twisted elixirs and frightening fun with live DJs all night long.
Witness the transformation of the elegant Bel-Aire Lounge at Durango Casino Resort into a haunted mansion on Oct. 30-31. The “Nightmare at Bel-Aire” includes a ladies-only sexiest costume contest on Oct. 30, and everyone is welcome to show their creative side and compete for the most imaginative and captivating costumes on Oct. 31. Throughout both evenings, guests can dance to enchanting melodies and enjoy a chilling atmosphere.
Through Oct. 31, enjoy a few new spooky libations at Easy’s Cocktail Lounge inside ARIA Resort & Casino. The sharable Pumpkin Patch (vodka, apple cider, ginger beer and lemon juice served in a pumpkin tiki mug) and the Haunted Lemon Drop (vodka, simple syrup and lemon, adorned with black, edible glitter) are available at this sultry speakeasy. Don’t miss Diva’s Night on Halloween beginning at 9 p.m., where “Scream Queens” can dance to covers of their favorite classic girl-pop hits.
Embrace the Halloween spirit and join the “Alter Ego” party inside Resorts World Las Vegas at Gatsby’s Cocktail Lounge. Villainous celebrity TV star Tom Sandoval hosts a mystical celebration and costume contest beginning Oct. 31 at 10 p.m. while a live DJ spins deep into the night.
Starting at 8 p.m. on Oct. 31, don your spookiest attire and sip on boo-zy cocktails at Haunted Heights inside Legacy Club at Circa Resort & Casino. With a DJ spinning the hottest hits, an open bar and a chance to win $5,000 in the costume contest, you’ll be dancing and howling the night away.
Ghoulishly Good Eats, Drinks and Shopping
Add some spirit to your spooky season festivities with devilishly good drinks and festive eats.
A Halloween wonderland takes over The Cabinet of Curiosities Lounge and The Lock Speakeasy at Horseshoe Las Vegas with Trilogy of Spirits: A Halloween Pop-Up Experience. Surrounded by ghoulish decor, sip on the sweet-tart Poisoned Apple or Quoth the Raven, sparkling with purple glitter, and other transfixing cocktails. New this season, Mixology Masterclass Classroom hosts hands-on cocktail lessons every Thursday through Sunday. Lessons include three drinks, take-home recipes, and autumn-themed classes through the end of October.
Over at The Sand Dollar Lounge, the bar transforms into Nightmare on Spring Mountain, a pop-up experience with over-the-top decorations; Halloween-themed cocktails like the Poison Apple, an elevated take on the apple martini; and mouthwatering pizza, including the popular The Incident, a parmesan crusted pie with three cheeses and extra virgin olive oil.
If you’re seeking a unique sensory dining experience that will make your spine tingle, make a reservation at Blackout Dining in the Dark. Its highly trained staff will lead you through a mystery prix fixe menu of spirited surprises as you dine in complete darkness. After your meal, you’ll be guided back into the light, where your server will reveal the secret identities of the delicious dishes you’ve just experienced.
For the ultimate spooky shopping experience, visit the Halloween Emporium, packed with haunted curiosities and eerie décor as well as enticing merchandise, including Vegas Undead prints, candles with scents like “Poison Apple,” T-shirts and more. Pop into Nightmare Toys, a horror haven of collectibles for fans of the macabre. From Living Dead Dolls to Ghostface gear, you’ll find everything your heart desires, including costumes, wall decor, and unique items like Killer Klowns from Outer Space and Nightmare Before Christmas merchandise.
For a pick-me-up after shopping, dare to pop into Horror Vibes Coffee to order a signature drink, like The Candy Man, a honey white mocha latte with caramel drizzle and cinnamon.
With a vibrant nightlife scene and exciting Halloween activities aplenty, Las Vegas is fun for all ages during this enchanted season. Whether you’re seeking a hair-raising adventure or a fun night out with friends, the destination offers endless opportunities to create haunting memories! When you’re here, catch an exclusive show or enjoy a world-class culinary experience that will make your Las Vegas experience truly unforgettable!