Las Vegas is one of the best places to be around Halloween. Celebrate and explore some of Vegas' lesser-known spooky side. Activities and events range from family-friendly to adult-only. There's lots of scary fun for everyone with all of the festive happenings. If you’re looking for things to do for Halloween in Las Vegas this year, check out our list of the best local activities and attractions, including...
- Zombie Burlesque at V Theatr
- Oktober Fright Fest
- Container park Halloweekend
- Fright Dome at Circus Circus
- Haunted Harvest
- And more!
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Regular admission to a few of these Las Vegas attractions is available on the Go Las Vegas Pass®. Choose as you go from top attractions and save up to 55% on combined admission vs paying at the gate. See all available passes, attractions & prices – Learn more. Please note, the special events taking place at these attractions may be separately ticketed and not included on the Go Las Vegas Pass. 
Zombie Burlesque at V Theater
So you love the camp and the historic beauty of burlesque. The costuming, the dancing, the music, it's all great. What could make it better? Well, how about...if zombies were involved? Head to the one and only Zombie Burlesque show in Vegas for a unique experience that's just perfect for Halloween adventures. Getting In: Zombie Burlesque show tickets are available with the Las Vegas Explorer Pass.
Oktober Fright Fest
Fremont Experience Expect tons of spooky fun alongside a healthy dose of campy entertainment. Combining the best of Oktoberfest with the best of Halloween, this uniquely Las Vegas event is a ton of fun for adults. It's a month-long street party with a ton of amazing live music, light shows, and even a zombie shooting gallery. Don't forget to come in costume! 
Container Park Halloweekend
Downtown Container Park, Dates TBD Head to Downtown Container Park for lots of family-friendly fun, including Zombie Zumbathon on the lawn, Halloween book readings, decorate your pumpkin stations, safe trick or treating, face painting, a petting zoo, and more. Getting In: Admission to Halloweekend at Downtown Container Park is free. Oh, and by the way, a Las Vegas walking tour of Fremont St is available on the Las Vegas Explorer Pass.
Halloween Party
The LINQ Promenade Wander through beautiful and spooky Halloween decorations with the kids. Enjoy performances by street musicians, face painters will help get you in costume, and avoid the zombies roaming the streets. Don't forget to bring a bag so the kids can TRIQ or Treat at participating retailers on the Promenade. Getting In: Admission to the Halloween Party at LINQ Promenade is free. If you're interested in hopping aboard the High Roller Observation Wheel, those tickets are available with the Las Vegas Explorer Pass. 
Fright Dome at Circus Circus
Select Dates in October Ranked one of the top five scariest haunted attractions in the nation, Fright Dome at Circus Circus will haunt and horrify all who visit. Visit the multiple haunted houses and scare zones, catch a spooky live show, and take your turn on the 25 rides attractions. Getting In: Admission to Fright Dome is separately ticketed and is not included with the Las Vegas Explorer Pass. For more information about this event and t tickets, visit their site.
Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve
Spring Preserve's Haunted Harvest features lots of spooktacular fun for all ages, including a haunted hay maze, ghost stories, trick or treat stations, games, crafts, a petting zoo, live entertainment, and more. Insider Tip: to be sure you can ride the haunted train, get to the park early to purchase tickets. Getting In: Admission to the Spring Preserve's Haunted Harvest is separately ticketed and is not included with the Las Vegas Explorer Pass. Tickets can be purchased in person. 
Madame Tussauds Las Vegas
In the sartorial spirit of the Halloween season, what better place to explore the art of the costume than Madame Tussauds? We tend to marvel at the amazingly life-like wax sculptures without thinking about what they're wearing -- in essence, exactingly detailed costumes! Head to Madame T's for some inspiration for your own Halloween adventures. We're sure you'll find a celeb that will inspire you. Getting In: Madame Tussauds Las Vegas tickets are available with the Las Vegas Explorer Pass.
Let's Recap
So there you have it. Our list of some festive and spooky things to do for Halloween in Las Vegas this year. Remember, a few of these options are available on the Las Vegas Explorer Pass, where you can save up to 55% on combined admission vs paying at the gate. Please note, the Halloween events taking place at some of these attractions may be separately ticketed and not included with the Go Las Vegas pas. Consider adding a few of these fun options to your mid-fall getaway itinerary.