The Best Events, Haunts, & Pumpkin Patches
Halloween in Las Vegas | A 2026 Guide
Halloween 2026 falls on a Saturday, which is also the actual date of Nevada Day. Schools and state offices are closed, giving everyone even more time to celebrate. In Clark County, trick-or-treating is always on Halloween, no matter what day the 31st falls on that year.
This post is updated beginning September 1, 2026, and information is added as we are notified.
For a complete list of events, visit our Local Event Calendar, check out the Halloween Event Guide, and explore The Best Guide to Pumpkin Patches in Las Vegas.
When October rolls around, Halloween in Las Vegas becomes one of the most thrilling times of the year. From haunted houses on the Strip to spooky ghost towns in the desert, there are endless things to do in Las Vegas for Halloween. Whether you’re into bone-chilling haunted attractions, lively parades, or family-friendly pumpkin patches, Las Vegas offers unforgettable Halloween experiences for visitors of all ages.
This guide highlights the top Las Vegas Halloween events, haunted houses, and pumpkin patches in Las Vegas to help you plan the ultimate spooky getaway.
Haunted Houses in Las Vegas
31 Screams
📍 Location: 441 Nevada Way Boulder City
Come take part in a truly haunting experience in Boulder City!
House of Screams Haunted Attraction is coming to Downtown Boulder City, located at the old Alien Store — 441 Nevada Highway.
We dare you to enter a new, twisted house of terror and horror, where every turn pulls you deeper into what may feel like a never-ending nightmare.
Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum
📍 Location: Downtown Las Vegas
For spine-chilling paranormal experiences, Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum is one of the most famous Las Vegas haunts. This year-round attraction takes you inside rooms filled with cursed artifacts, haunted objects, and eerie exhibits. From haunted dolls to the notorious Dybbuk Box, it’s the perfect creepy adventure for Halloween weekend.
Asylum & Hotel Fear
📍 Location: Meadows Mall, Las Vegas
If you love immersive story-driven scares, head to Asylum & Hotel Fear, two of the most popular haunted houses in Las Vegas. These attractions feature detailed sets, terrifying characters, and a storyline that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a horror movie. Open October 2.
Fear Zone at Circus Circus
Location: Circus Circus, Las Vegas Strip
Inside Adventure Dome you’ll find 4 haunted houses and 6 scare zones. Opens Sept 26 and runs on select dates through Nov 1. Tickets start at $59. Guests must be ages 13+
Universal Horror Unleashed
Location: AREA15, 3215 S. Rancho Dr., Las Vegas
Universal’s year-round horror destination features four movie-based haunted houses — Universal Monsters, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Scarecrow: The Reaping and Blumhouse’s The Exorcist: Believer — plus themed bars and scare zones. Not recommended for kids under 13.
The Fright Zone at Tom Devlin’s Monster Museum
1304 Boulder City Parkway, Boulder City
13 nights only! Get tickets here.
Halloween Maze
8490 W Desert Inn Road, Las Vegas
Discover a Halloween fright unlike anything you’ve experienced before. Navigate your way through over 15 different themes. Eerie characters lurk in every shadow, ready to heighten your pulse at every turn. It’s an exciting challenge designed to captivate and entertain everyone brave enough to enter.
Open Thursday through Sunday into early November.
“No Boo Pass” available for kids and guests that want the fun but not the scare!
Undead Maze Haunted House
Will not be open for the 2026 Haunt Season
2,000 square feet of twists, turns, and sheer terror. Scaring for a good cause! Parking validated for our victims.
Downtown Grand, 130 N 3rd St.
Desert of Screams / not updated for 2026
📍 13011 S Las Vegas Boulevard
Pumpkin Patches in Las Vegas
Looking for family-friendly things to do in Las Vegas for Halloween? Local pumpkin patches in Las Vegas offer festive fun without the scares.
Gilcrease Orchard
Pick your own pumpkins, sip apple cider, and enjoy hayrides in this charming fall setting. Gilcrease Orchard is open Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday from 7am – 2pm. This is a ticketed event. $6 per person
Halloween Town Las Vegas
Opens October 8, 2026, with four locations across the Las Vegas valley. Halloween Town features a pumpkin patch, carnival rides, nostalgic food, midway games, and more, making it a great destination for the entire family. Visit www.halloweentownlv.com for details on locations.
$5 admission
All day ride passes available
McKee Ranch Pumpkin Patch
A cowboy-themed Las Vegas pumpkin patch with farm animals, playground, and photo ops, mazes, and hay pyramids. For an additional cost you can ride a pony, ride a train, get animal feed, or get your face painted. Admission is $25 per family. Open daily 11am – 6pm.
Moapa Valley Corn Maze
This pumpkin patch also feature fun corn mazes, cow train, corn pit, petting zoo and more perfect for kids and adults alike.
Seasonal Adventures
This pumpkin patch will have two locations in 2026, Centennial and Henderson, running from October 1-31. Bounce houses and mechanical rides take tickets. Socks are required for bounce houses. Tickets are $1.70 each. Attractions cost 1-4 tickets
Admission is $3 per adult
Ghost Tours in Las Vegas and Boulder City
Step into the haunted history of Nevada with a Las Vegas ghost tour. Downtown Las Vegas ghost tours highlight eerie hotels, mobster hideouts, and historic casinos. Just outside the city, Boulder City ghost tours share chilling tales of paranormal encounters in historic landmarks. These tours make a great alternative to traditional haunted houses in Las Vegas while still giving you goosebumps.
📍 Location: Downtown Las Vegas & Boulder City
👻 Best for: History buffs and ghost story fans
Ghost Towns Near Las Vegas and Henderson
Nelson Ghost Town
If you’d like a unique Halloween adventure, take a short drive to Nelson Ghost Town, about 45 minutes from the Strip. This abandoned mining town offers eerie photo opportunities, old buildings, and rumors of hauntings. It’s a one-of-a-kind desert haunt that feels perfect for Halloween explorers.
Ryolite, Nevada
See Tom Kelly’s Bottle House, the Goldwell Open Air Museum, and The Last Supper Schedule. Rhyolite is near Beatty, Nevada, about 90 minutes from Las Vegas.
Goldfield, Nevada
Tonopah, Nevada
Calico Ghost Town
Chloride, Arizona
Fremont Street Experience Halloween Party
One of the best free Las Vegas Halloween events takes place on Fremont Street. The Fremont Street Experience transforms into a massive Halloween block party with live music, light shows, costume contests, and plenty of spooky fun. Whether you’re dressed as a vampire, zombie, or Vegas-style showgirl, you’ll fit right in.
This year’s theme is “Costumes Under the Canopy”. Admission is free!
📍 Location: Fremont Street, Downtown Las Vegas
👻 Best for: Party-goers and nightlife lovers. Must be 21+ to enter costume contest
Halloween Nightlife on the Las Vegas Strip
Las Vegas Strip nightclubs go all out for Halloween weekend, Oct. 29–Nov. 1, with costume contests and headline DJs. Catch Tiësto and Martin Garrix at Omnia, Illenium and Steve Aoki at Marquee, Benny Benassi and Mustard at Hakkasan, Chase & Status at Zouk, and Adriatique at LIV at Fontainebleau. TAO and JEWEL also host Halloween parties. The Las Vegas Party Pass gets you into multiple clubs all weekend.
Location: Las Vegas Strip
Best for: Party-goers and nightlife fans
- Omnia (Caesars Palace): Tiësto on Fri., Oct. 30 and Martin Garrix on Sat., Oct. 31.
- Hakkasan (MGM Grand): Benny Benassi on Thu., Oct. 29, BigXthaPlug on Oct. 30 and Mustard on Oct. 31.
- Marquee (Cosmopolitan): Illenium on Oct. 30 and Steve Aoki on Oct. 31. The Marquee Dayclub has Martin Garrix at 11 a.m. on Oct. 31.
- Zouk (Resorts World): Ian Asher on Oct. 29 and Chase & Status on Oct. 31.
- LIV (Fontainebleau): Layton Giordani on Oct. 30, Adriatique on Oct. 31 and Kettama on Sun., Nov. 1.
- TAO and JEWEL have Halloween parties on Oct. 30 and 31. Headliners haven’t been announced yet.
- Las Vegas Party Pass: one pass gets you into participating clubs Oct. 29–Nov. 1.
Other Halloween parties and shows
- Sin City Halloween Ball: Sat., Oct. 31 at The Theater at Virgin Hotels. This year’s theme is “Lost Vegas Wasteland.”
- THRILLER Halloween Party: Fri., Oct. 30 at Virgin Hotels, with Digital Underground. 21+.
- ScAREA15 Massive: Oct. 31 at AREA15, with Valentino Khan.
- The Haunted Inn at Palms: a 21+ cocktail pop-up open Wednesday through Sunday until Oct. 31. No cover.
- Ricky Martin: Oct. 30 and 31 at the BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau. Good if a reader wants a show rather than a club.
Immerse yourself in an enchanting world of premium amenities and lavish decor, designed to ignite your Halloween spirit. From intricately themed furnishings to exclusive spooky perks, your stay promises unparalleled comfort and delight.
FAQs About Halloween in Las Vegas
Is Halloween in Las Vegas a big event?
Yes! Halloween in Las Vegas is one of the most exciting times of the year, with haunted houses, parades, ghost tours, pumpkin patches, and massive nightclub parties.
What family-friendly Halloween events are in Las Vegas?
Families can enjoy pumpkin patches in Las Vegas, corn mazes, trunk-or-treat events, and the Las Vegas Halloween Parade.
What are the best haunted houses in Las Vegas?
Top-rated haunted houses in Las Vegas include Asylum & Hotel Fear at Meadows Mall, Fear Zone at Circus Circus’ Adventuredome, and the year-round Universal Horror Unleashed at AREA15. (Longtime favorite Freakling Bros. is taking 2026 off and plans to return in 2027.)
Do I need tickets in advance for Las Vegas Halloween events?
Yes. Popular Las Vegas Halloween events like haunted houses and club parties sell out quickly. Always book in advance.
