Halloween Las Vegas 2024

Haunted Halloween Parties

Las Vegas is no stranger to epic Halloween parties. Each October, the city gears up for some of the biggest events of the year. From adult costume contests to lavish balls, Vegas has its own way of combining the spirit of Halloween with endless partying. If you plan on being in Vegas for Halloween, make time to attend some of the area’s most popular Halloween party destinations. Here is our list of our top choices for Halloween parties in Las Vegas.

Downtown Pub Crawl

The Strip can get a little crazy on Halloween. If you prefer a scene that’s a little more tame, head downtown. Many party-goers prefer to crawl from bar to bar in their costumes to check out the atmosphere and enjoy discounted drinks. Unlike most other nights of the week, you don’t have to wait until it gets dark to get started. On Halloween, you’ll see party goers at the bars as early as 5 PM, and the drinking doesn’t stop until the weekend is over.

The LINQ Promenade

Let’s head back to the Strip where you’ll find The LINQ Promenade, a full on zombie apocalypse and Halloween extravaganza. This event is made up of three separate events, including The Zombie escape which opens on Saturday, October 8, the TRIQ, and a Halloween celebration spanning from October 29th to the 31st. During these three days, the LINQ Promenade offers music by DJ Miguel, stilt walkers, and a zombie LED drumline every hour. The over 21 crowd can also participate in a costume contest for the chance to win $10,000.

Ghostbar Dayclub

Like most major clubs in Vegas, Ghostbar knows Halloween. If you’re in search of an adults-only Halloween party, Ghostbar Dayclub is the place to be. Located on the rooftop, party-goers have the opportunity to dress in costumes and enter to win up to $5,000 in prizes. If you’re a local lady, admission is free.

Fetish & Fantasy Ball

The Fetish & Fantasy Halloween Ball is one of Las Vegas’ wildest parties, hosted at the Red Rock Resort, Casino, and Spa. The ball attracts more than 7,500 guests each year and has remained a staple in Vegas for more than 22 years. This year, the ball is on Saturday, October 28th from 10 PM to 4 AM. If you are over 21, stop by to enjoy the wide array of entertainment. Performing this year is Darude, DJ Soulman, and other top name talents.

MGM Grand Hakkasan Nightclub

Over the Halloween weekend, join Steve Aoki at the MGM Grand Hakkasan on Las Vegas Boulevard. Doors open at 10:30 PM for a night of drinking and dancing with a DJ set from Dim Mak founder Steve Aoki. General admission into the club is $20 for women and $30 for men.

ANTHOLOGY TOUR

John Carpenter, the man behind classic horror flicks like ‘Halloween’, ‘Escape from New York’, and ‘Assault on Precinct 13’, will be performing his collections of newly-recorded sound tracts at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas on October 29th. With an October release of his third studio album, Anthology, fans now have the opportunity to see performances of the horror master’s classic movie themes and materials from the “Lost Themes’ albums. Tickets for Halloween with John Carpenter Live are on sale now.

Halloween is celebrated in cities all across the globe but none do it better than Las Vegas. With multiple concerts, events, and parties in October, 2017 is sure to be the best year yet. Be sure to grab tickets for your favorite events early to ensure a spot at one of Vegas’ most popular Halloween parties.

Want to go to a real Halloween party in Las Vegas 2024? Then you have come to the right place. Bachelor Vegas will get you and your group set up with the hottest costume parties in town. The freaks come out for Halloween in Vegas and it's a sight not to be missed! Nightclubs host costume parties with world-famous DJ's and celebrities come out of the woodwork to participate in the ghostly fun. Make sure to get your scariest (or sexiest) costume and come prepared for a night of ghoulish fun! Reservations are limited, so be sure to call ahead to guarantee your spot.

With the slew of holidays celebrated amongst the masses on the Las Vegas Strip, it's a rare occasion that anyone feels left out. Christmas fanatics, Veterans, Thanksgiving enthusiasts, and patriots of the United States all get to enjoy a Vegas iteration of their favorite holiday. Even the Pagans (and anybody that thoroughly enjoys candy and wearing costumes) get to experience what Las Vegas has in store for their holiday. October 31st may be best known for the cutesy princesses and superheroes that march up and down neighborhoods begging for candy, but in Las Vegas, a little sin is always present.

Each year, the masses gather at many locations in various states of dress (or undress). Sexy pirates, witches, and borderline whorish iterations of household pets litter the Las Vegas strip in celebration of All Hallows Eve. With the plethora of individuals donned in costumes, it is no question that the casinos along the Las Vegas Strip celebrate this devilish holiday in style.

The biggest annual Halloween party in Las Vegas started out as a small gathering of individuals with a common interested. What started out years ago as a guest list in the low hundreds quickly grew into a massive party sporting over 7,000 scantily clad guests. The annual Fetish and Fantasy Halloween Ball is Las Vegas' largest Halloween party and takes Sin City to a whole new level.

As can be expected in a city built on sin, the bulk of the party focuses on the "Fetish" aspect, with sex being one of the main drivers for the Ball. Performers dance suggestively on main stages throughout the event to a continuous soundtrack mixed by the events house DJ. Mixed within the overt sexual tension is a healthy dose of horror and fantasy, accentuated by roaming monsters and the occasional scare.

If the thought of a sexy Halloween doesn't tickle your fancy, than make your way to the MGM Grand for their annual Nightmare on 54th Street. In celebration of this dark night, the MGM transforms its famed Studio 54 into a hotspot for ghouls and goblins and offers Vegas' second most famous Halloween party. The horror ambiance is enflamed as bartenders and servers get into the spirit and don costumes to match the clubs chilling décor. Numerous costume contests and bountiful cash prizes add to the allure of Nightmare on 54th Street and help catch the attention of newcomers to a Halloween in Vegas.

In Sin City, there is no such thing as low key, and Halloween is no exception to this. Whether you're just traipsing down Las Vegas Boulevard or partying the night away in one of Las Vegas' famed events, the spirit of Halloween will be more than evident. For people that think Vegas is a freak show on any normal day, a Halloween in Sin City may be far too much for them to handle. Read our Halloween blog