Virginia City, NV 89440
Haunted Houses, Casinos, and more in Nevada
Gambling isn't the only pastime in Nevada. You can also add ghost hunting to the list. Many casinos in and around Las Vegas are known for their hauntings, perhaps by spirits with more than gambling debts to pay. Most famously, at the Flamingo Hotel and Casino, the ghost of legendary mobster and Flamingo founder Bugsy Siegel has been seen throughout the building... More Haunted Nevada ยป
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(702) 874-9362
310 W Spring Street P.O. Box 633 Goodsprings, NV 89019
Is the Pioneer Saloon in Nevada Haunted? In the old forgotten mining town of Goodsprings in the hot Nevada desert, not too far from Las Vegas, stands the Pioneer Saloon. In the early twentieth century, Goodsprings was booming with life and activity, especially in the saloon. It was not uncommon for bar fights to break out between patrons. In one instance, a hot-headed man was shot and killed inside the bar after he lunged at a card dealer who he thought to be cheating in their game of cards. Read more…
1717 South Decatur Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV, USA
Thursday - Sundays 7pm-10pm until Halloween!
Undead Maze is a charity haunt benefitting Serving our Kids Foundation. 2000 Sqft of twists and turns with frights around every corner.ย Inside the Cosmic Pumpkin Patch. Read more…
+1 702-362-3327
4245 S Grand Canyon Dr, Las Vegas, NV
Established in 1976, Freakling Bros., creators of Las Vegas’ premiere haunted attractions, unveiled the cities first free-standing haunted attractions in 1992 at the corner of Sahara and Decatur Boulevard.Three years later the company pioneered the development of the industry’s first six trailer, completely self-contained mobile attraction, paving the way for a new concept in “haunted houses” that would sweep the country.By the year 2000, two additional attractions had been added giving the company three separate and unique haunted structures. Every few years one of these attractions is demolished and completely rebuilt, insuring Freakling Bros. Read more…
702-899-1109
7055 S Fort Apache Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89148, United States
Hours of Operation: Sunday - Thursday: 5:30p - 9:00p
Friday - Saturday: 5:30p - 10:00p
Dance Parties: 20th, 21st, 27th, & 28th: 6:00p - 9:30p
Trick or Treat Stations: 27th - 31st
Families who arrive at Halloweenville can check out the Dry Tube Slide, climb the Rock Wall, take on the Laser Swamp, find the perfect pumpkins in the patch, brave the Vortex Tunnel, take a ride on the 40 passenger train (or the small train!), and journey through two themed bounce houses! And on select nights, the little ones can enjoy strolling through the Trick or Treat Village where they can stock up on tons of goodies and for those who would like to test out their shooting skills, Halloweenville also offers a Paintball Booth & Gallery. Read more…
3667 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA
When most people think of haunted hotels, they think of older buildings, but the Planet Hollywood Aladdin Hotel proves that not all haunted hotels are old. The Aladdin Hotel sits on the land where the old hotel of the same name once stood and became Planet Hollywood Las Vegas in 2007. Guests of the former hotel included such big names as Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra, but no one knows if they have a connection to the haunting of the hotel. The most haunted spot in the hotel is the Panorama Suite, which offers amazing views of downtown Las Vegas. Read more…