Las Vegas knows how to keep the spirit of Halloween alive and well all year round with spooky attractions, themed brunches, and other eerie entertainment.
From haunted brunch to horror-ific coffee, scary escape rooms and “living nightmares,” Vegas has all you need year round to keep the Halloween vibes alive and well.
Ghoulish chills with a side of Vegas thrills, anyone? The 702 compiled a list of just a few spooky season things to do before, during, and after the scary holiday.
Coffee With A Side Of Horror
Newer in town, Horror Vibes Coffee is “where the ghouls gather” for coffee, treats, and the perfect blend of caffeinated darkness and fright.
Sip horror-themed coffee drinks year round, including Frankenstein’s Latte, Nightmare on Maple St., Crystal Lake Chai, and many other greats.
They even sell cool horror-themed merch – pins, shirts, mugs, and more.
Located on Paradise Road near Virgin Hotels, they’re open daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. See their terror-ific menu on their website.
(The 702 has been there multiple times and has tried a few different drinks. None of them have disappointed, so if you’re a coffee lover and a horror enthusiast, you MUST visit!)
‘Brunch…But Make It Spooky’
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Looking for a frightfully fun brunch option? You won’t have to look too hard to find The Composers Room Showlounge & Restaurant’s “Haunted Brunch.”
While it’s not year round, it’s extends the Halloween season a few months, beginning in early August and running every weekend through Halloween.
This horror-themed brunch show will have you enjoying all-you-can-eat brunch favorites while catching a screamingly hilarious show of stage acts. And did we mention the horror-themed cocktails?
Visit their website for more information.
Universal Horror Unleashed
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AREA15’s newest attraction, Universal Horror Unleashed, is where you go to test your fears in the most nightmarish way.
“Step inside the living nightmares inspired by Universal’s legacy of cinematic and live entertainment horrors. In a darkened warehouse on the edge of Las Vegas, a relentless spectacle of horror is rising – Universal Horror Unleashed,” their website reads.
Walk through four uniquely-themed haunted houses – Universal Monsters, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Scarecrow the Reaping, and The Exorcist Believer – for a memorable, bone-chilling adventure.
Visit their website for ticket information and hours of operation.
Westgate’s Halloween Room
Halloween isn’t just a one-day holiday at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino; it’s a whole season, all day, every day.
They offer not one but two one-of-a-kind suites that will bring the spooky season alive for guests – the Halloween Suite and the Day of the Dead Suite.
The Halloween Suite is filled with gothic decor, haunted portraits, flickering candlelight, and more to create a mysterious and moody feel. It’s the perfect room for adult trick-or-treaters or horror lovers of all ages.
The Day of the Dead Suite is colorful and joyful with the traditions of Día de los Muertos. This room features hand-painted skulls, cultural touches, and vivid florals, and is the perfect spot to host a fun gathering or honor loved ones.
“No one does themed suites like Westgate,” said Dawn Rawle, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Entertainment at Westgate Las Vegas. “Our Halloween and Day of the Dead Suites are immersive, imaginative, and full of unexpected delights. Whether you’re visiting for a content shoot, an unforgettable getaway, or simply to embrace the spirit of the season, these suites promise a stay you won’t soon forget.”
For more information or to book your visit, visit Westgate’s website.
Other Spooky Things To Do
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And if all that wasn’t enough to get some blood curdling adrenaline going, how about a terrifying escape room? The Official Saw Escape and Escape IT are two great options to really get the mind and body moving…maybe running.
Maybe escaping while being chased isn’t your thing. How about a slightly more lowkey visit to a haunted museum? Zak Bagans’ Haunted Museum will definitely have you spooked while learning more about haunted history and artifacts.
Vegas might be known for glitz and glam, but it’s also got its fair share of spooky and haunted!
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