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Your ultimate Halloween travel guide to Las Vegas in 2025

Las Vegas transforms for Halloween with neon-lit parades, immersive haunted houses, and themed parties on and off the Strip. Expect elaborate costumes, pop-up attractions, and a citywide celebration that blends Vegas spectacle with spooky fun. From family-friendly events to late-night thrills, Halloween in Las Vegas is a one-of-a-kind experience.

What to expect in Las Vegas during Halloween

People in Halloween costumes holding pumpkins in Las Vegas.
Halloween house with orange and purple lights, skeleton, pumpkins, and ghost decorations on porch.
Halloween decorations in Las Vegas mall with pumpkins, cobwebs, and a person holding a carved pumpkin.
Mother and daughter in Halloween costumes at a mall, holding a pumpkin bucket.
Witches in costumes holding a skull at a Halloween party with colorful flags.
Halloween-themed cocktails with devil horns and skull decoration.
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Iconic Strip parties and parades

Themed costume parades and block parties take over the Strip and Fremont Street, with DJs, live performances, and prizes for standout costumes.

Haunted houses and immersive attractions

High-production haunted houses, escape rooms, and pop-up horror experiences run throughout October, featuring professional actors and movie-level sets.

Citywide decorations and themed displays

Casinos, hotels, and shopping centers go all-in with Halloween décor, from giant pumpkins to eerie light installations and interactive photo ops.

Family-friendly events and trick-or-treating

Local malls, museums, and attractions host safe trick-or-treating, pumpkin patches, and daytime events for kids and families.

Nightlife and themed shows

Nightclubs, bars, and lounges offer Halloween parties with costume contests, celebrity hosts, and special performances.

Seasonal food and drink specials

Restaurants and bars serve up limited-edition Halloween menus, from pumpkin cocktails to spooky desserts.

Top things to do for Halloween in Las Vegas

High Roller Wheel illuminated at night, Las Vegas skyline in background.

Ride the High Roller Observation Wheel at night

Soar above the city on the High Roller, which often features special Halloween lighting and themed cabins. Enjoy panoramic views of the Strip’s costumed crowds and illuminated attractions.

Recommended tickets:

  • The High Roller at The LINQ Tickets
Fly LINQ Zipline riders above Las Vegas Strip at sunset.

Zipline over Fremont Street after dark

Fly LINQ Zipline offers a thrilling ride above the crowds, especially lively during Halloween with costumed flyers and neon-lit views.

Recommended tickets:

  • Fly LINQ Zipline Tickets
Eiffel Tower replica and fountain show at night, Las Vegas Strip.

Visit the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck for spooky skyline views

Head to the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck for a unique vantage point of the city’s Halloween festivities. Themed lighting and special events may be available.

Recommended tickets:

  • Eiffel Tower Las Vegas Viewing Deck Tickets
Fremont Street in Las Vegas with vibrant neon lights and casino signs.

Experience the Fremont Street Halloween Party

Downtown’s Fremont Street Experience hosts a massive Halloween party with live music, light shows, and a citywide costume contest. Expect street performers, themed drinks, and a lively crowd under the LED canopy.

Where to go:
Fremont Street Experience | Find on Maps

Visit Fright Dome at Circus Circus

Visit Fright Dome at Circus Circus

Fright Dome transforms the Adventuredome into a multi-haunt attraction with themed scare zones, live actors, and horror mazes. Recommended for thrill-seekers and older teens.

Where to go:
Fright Dome | Find on Maps

DJ booth with pumpkin wearing headphones at Upside Down Oktoberfest Party, Snow City.

Join a themed club night on the Strip

Top nightclubs like Hakkasan, Omnia, and Marquee host Halloween parties with celebrity DJs, immersive décor, and costume contests. Tickets often include entry, drinks, and access to special performances.

Where to go:

Scary dolls on a shelf in Haunted Museum, Las Vegas.

Explore the Haunted Museum

Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum offers guided tours through rooms filled with paranormal artifacts and immersive storytelling. The Halloween season brings extra scares and special events.

Where to go:
Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum | Find on Maps

Children in pirate and witch costumes holding a pumpkin bucket filled with candy.

Family fun at HallOVeen at the Magical Forest

Opportunity Village’s HallOVeen features a decorated forest, trick-or-treat stations, carnival rides, and family-friendly entertainment.

Where to go:
HallOVeen at the Magical Forest | Find on Maps

Plan your Halloween in Orlando

Event nameLocationDescription

Fremont Street Halloween Party

Fremont Street Experience

Live music, costume contests, street performers

Zombie costume with cobwebs at Fright Dome, Las Vegas.

Fright Dome

Circus Circus Adventuredome

Multi-haunt attraction, scare zones, live actors

Halloween yard display with glowing ghosts, skeleton, and jack-o'-lanterns surrounded by colorful lights.

HallOVeen at Magical Forest

Opportunity Village

Family-friendly rides, trick-or-treating, games

Senior woman holding a burlap voodoo doll with a red heart in a vintage room.

The Haunted Museum After Dark

Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum

Paranormal tours, special Halloween exhibits

People in Halloween costumes holding pumpkins at a nightclub party.

Las Vegas Ghost Walk

Downtown Las Vegas

Guided tour of haunted sites and legends

Young people in costumes celebrating Halloween at a nightclub in Las Vegas.

Sin City Halloween Ball

Various nightclubs on the Strip

Themed parties, DJs, costume contests

Person in a horned mask holding a torch during a Halloween parade.

Halloween at The LINQ Promenade

The LINQ Promenade

Street performers, costume contests, themed décor, and live music.

Group celebrating Halloween at Energylandia with drinks and festive decorations.

Nightclub Halloween Parties

Various Strip Nightclubs

Themed parties, DJ sets, and costume contests.

Person immersed in a cosmic light display at Illuminarium Experience, Las Vegas.

Illuminarium Halloween Experience

Illuminarium Las Vegas

Immersive projections and themed Halloween shows.

Plan your Halloween in Las Vegas

Las Vegas monorail passing through cityscape with tall buildings.
  • The Las Vegas Monorail and RTC buses are the fastest ways to move along the Strip and downtown, especially during Halloween when traffic is heavy.
  • Rideshares and taxis are widely available but expect delays on event nights.
  • Walking is practical for Strip-based events, but plan ahead for late-night returns.
Chocolate cupcakes decorated as bats with cookie wings and candy eyes, Halloween theme.
  • Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen: Upscale British and American classics with a view of the Strip. Reservations recommended during Halloween week.
  • The Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge: Iconic retro diner, open 24 hours, known for hearty breakfasts and cocktails.
  • Eataly Las Vegas: Italian food hall with seasonal specials and quick bites, ideal for groups and families.
  • Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer: Creative burgers, shakes, and Halloween-themed desserts.
Bedside table with lamp and water bottle in a Barcelona hotel room.

Prices mentioned are for 2 people per night.

Halloween around Las Vegas

Fremont Street Experience light show in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Fremont Street at night

Themed light shows, costumed crowds, live music, and neon-lit bars create a festival atmosphere downtown.

Halloween house with glowing inflatable pumpkins, ghosts, purple lights, and orange garlands.
Halloween yard display with glowing ghosts, skeleton, and jack-o'-lanterns surrounded by colorful lights.
People in Halloween costumes holding pumpkins at a nightclub party.
Senior woman holding a burlap voodoo doll with a red heart in a vintage room.

Tips for visiting Halloween in Las Vegas

  • Book haunted house and club tickets in advance; popular events sell out quickly.
  • Weekday nights are less crowded than weekends, especially on the Strip.
  • Costumes are encouraged but check venue rules for masks and props.
  • Use public transit or walk to avoid Halloween night traffic jams.
  • Family-friendly events are mostly daytime; check age restrictions for haunted attractions.
  • October evenings can be cool- bring a light jacket for outdoor events.
  • Stay hydrated and plan for late-night returns if attending club parties.
  • Many events are accessible, but check for strobe lights or fog if you have sensitivities.

Frequently asked questions about spending Halloween in Las Vegas

What should I wear for Halloween in Las Vegas?

Costumes are encouraged at most events and parties, but check for masks, props, and dress codes.

Are there Halloween activities for thrill-seekers?

Yes. If haunted houses aren’t enough, try the Fly LINQ Zipline, which sends you soaring over the Strip after dark, a perfect mix of adrenaline and festive energy.

What day trips are popular around Halloween in Las Vegas?

Many visitors pair their Halloween weekend with scenic escapes. The Grand Canyon tours and Hoover Dam tours provide a striking contrast to the city’s themed nightlife.

Are public Halloween parades and parties free to attend?

Some events like Fremont Street’s Halloween party are free, while club nights and haunted houses require tickets.

Is Halloween in Las Vegas safe for families?

Many attractions and events are family-friendly, especially during the day. Always check age recommendations and event details.

Can I take part in costume contests?

Yes, many clubs, bars, and public events host costume contests with prizes for creativity and originality.

What are the best views of Halloween lights in Las Vegas?

For a bird’s-eye perspective of the Strip lit up with Halloween colors, head to the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck or take a ride on the High Roller Observation Wheel. Both offer panoramic views of themed decorations and bustling nightlife.

Can I use a city pass to save on Halloween attractions?

Absolutely. Passes like the Go City Las Vegas and the Las Vegas Sightseeing Pass often cover major Strip attractions. They’re a great way to bundle experiences during the Halloween season.

What day trips are popular around Halloween in Las Vegas?

Many visitors pair their Halloween weekend with scenic escapes. The Grand Canyon tours and Hoover Dam tours provide a striking contrast to the city’s themed nightlife.