Avg highs 28 °C / 82 °F; mild evenings around 14 °C / 57 °F.
What to eat in Las Vegas in October: Seasonal delicacies
October is prime time to experience Las Vegas without the summer scorch. You get warm days, crisp evenings, and a packed calendar of music festivals and Halloween-themed nightlife. Whether you’re strolling the Strip or day-tripping to the desert, the weather won’t wear you down. Just pack a light sweater for nighttime.
1. Halloween costumes are welcome almost anywhere—just skip masks on the casino floor.
2. Sunset is early (~6:15 pm). Time outdoor photos before then.
3. Book Fremont Street hotels early—Pride and Halloween both land mid-month.
4. Casinos blast A/C year-round. Bring a layer even if it's warm outside.
5. Expect slow traffic and full lots during events. Use rideshare or monorail.
6. Weekday rates are cheaper than weekends—aim for Monday to Thursday stays.
7. Want pool time? Go early in the month and check resort closing dates.
8. Avoid Strip walks midday if it’s still hot; shade is patchy.
9. Most clubs and bars allow costumes but check dress codes if unsure.
10. Book dinner spots by 6:30 pm to snag Strip-view tables without a long wait.
Yes, it’s one of the best months weather-wise. Expect mild temperatures, fewer daytime crowds, and major events.
Some resort pools stay open through mid-October. Check your hotel’s schedule in advance.
Light layers for day, a sweater or jacket for night. Costumes are fine near Halloween, but avoid face masks indoors.
Absolutely. Expect parties, themed shows, and a parade of costumed revelers on Fremont and the Strip.
About 30 minutes by car. Go early to avoid crowds and midday sun.
Yes! Try Springs Preserve’s Haunted Harvest, Shark Reef Aquarium, and the Bellagio Conservatory.
Yes, it’s lively and well-patrolled. Stay in well-lit areas and watch your belongings like anywhere.
Around 6:15 pm. Plan outdoor activities accordingly for the best light.
Yes. Popular acts and Cirque shows can sell out weeks ahead during October’s busy weekends.
Fall flavors meet Vegas excess at breakfast joints. Fluffy, spiced, and topped with whipped cream.
Where to eat: Hash House A Go Go, LINQ Promenade
Beer halls serve up brats, kraut, and giant pretzels all month.
Where to eat: Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas, Paradise Rd
Creamy, comforting, and seasonal. Often a special at upscale steakhouses.
Where to eat: SW Steakhouse, Wynn Las Vegas
Spicy treats for spooky season. Try if you dare.
Where to eat: Wing King, N Rainbow Blvd
A sweet nod to fall desserts with Vegas flair.
Where to eat: Black Tap, Venetian
