10 Las Vegas Halloween Spots to Eat, Drink and Play

4.3 (1,133)

Mon – Sun, 17:00 – 01:00 (+1)

3545 S Las Vegas Boulevard

At Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas on The Linq Promenade, 32 bowling lanes sit beside a concert hall, with Blue Ribbon pizza and fries on hand. Halloween brings Club 90's Presents Thrillerween: Michael Jackson Night on October 25, plus 2000's Halloween and Club 90's Presents Y2K Halloween on October 31. Choose the music night that fits your group.

4.3 (21,919)

Mon – Sun, Open 24 hours

255 E. Flamingo Rd

Tuscany Suites & Casino gives the guide a named Halloween-night party: Dr. Love - A Kiss Experience Costume Party takes place October 31 in The Copa Room. The event’s title makes the costume-party format plain, and its fixed date distinguishes this stop from Brooklyn Bowl’s October 25 and 31 music events. Mark October 31 for a party-led night out.

4.6 (877)

Mon – Sun, 09:00 – 21:30

3663 Las Vegas Blvd South, Suite 360

Zombie Burlesque turns Halloween-season play into a campy cabaret built around a fictional 1958 peace deal between the President and the undead. Club Z welcomes human patrons to a variety lineup of ballet, contortion, drag, and host-led crowdwork, with crude, raunchy comedy throughout. The show is restricted to ages 16 and older.

4.2 (102)

Mon – Sun, 11:00 – 17:00

3900 S Las Vegas Blvd

Bodies: The Exhibition at Luxor Hotel and Casino displays real human specimens preserved through a polymer process. Look closely at skeletal, muscular, respiratory, and circulatory systems for an eerie Halloween-season stop grounded in anatomy. Visitors describe the exhibition as fascinating and educational, though some find it disturbing. Daily hours are 11 AM to 5 PM.

4.9 (8,159)

Mon – Thu, Sun, 12:00 – 22:30; Fri, 12:00 – 01:00 (+1); Sat, 10:30 – 01:00 (+1)

1775 E Tropicana Ave, Suite 100

Your first puzzle begins at a laundromat-disguised entrance. Number One Escape Room runs fully private, story-driven horror and thriller games across multiple rooms built as movie-quality sets. Secret passageways, crawl spaces, practical effects, and walkie-talkie puzzles shape the action, making this a Halloween-season scare your group solves together.

4.5 (1,043)

Mon – Thu, 12:00 – 20:00; Fri, 12:00 – 21:00; Sat, 11:00 – 21:00; Sun, 11:00 – 20:00

3200 S Las Vegas Blvd, Suite 1115

At Fashion Show mall, Colors of Mexico by Fantasy Lab stages Mexican folklore, pre-Hispanic rituals, and alebrije geometry across seven interactive LED environments. The Día de Muertos-adjacent atmosphere gives a Halloween-season outing a cultural focus. The entry ticket doubles as a food and drink voucher, linking the immersive rooms with the connected bar and restaurant.

4.7 (5,739)

Mon – Sat, 17:00 – 03:00 (+1)

3713 W Sahara Ave

Herbs & Rye brings Halloween-season dinner into a dimly lit lounge off the Strip. Its classic cocktail menu follows historical eras. The kitchen serves cooked-to-order sirloin with onions and mushrooms. Reverse happy hour runs from midnight to 3 AM Monday through Saturday, with half-price steaks and cocktails.

4.1 (330)

Wed, Fri – Sat, 22:00 – 04:00 (+1)

3770 S Las Vegas Blvd

At Park MGM, On The Record hides a speakeasy-inspired nightclub behind a working record store. The entrance supplies the Halloween-season intrigue. Live DJs play energetic throwback tracks. A double-decker bus and vintage Rolls-Royce serve as DJ booths. Private karaoke rooms give groups their own space to sing. The venue serves cocktails. Entry is 21+, with an upscale dress code.

4.4 (2,210)

Mon – Thu, Sun, 11:00 – 00:00 (+1); Fri – Sat, 11:00 – 02:00 (+1)

3790 South Las Vegas Boulevard

The Chocolate Bar serves specialty chocolate martinis inside New York-New York. Hershey-inspired cocktails turn this Halloween-season drink stop into an adult take on trick-or-treating. The compact lounge has limited seating. Space around the bar can be tight when ordering. Friday and Saturday hours run until 2 AM for a late sweet finish.

5.0 (651)

Wed – Sun, 18:00 – 20:00

3545 S Las Vegas Blvd

Two magicians perform close-up illusions at The Conjurors - Secret Wonders. They seem to know what audience members are thinking. Almost everyone in the small room gets involved in the act. The entertainment builds with the crowd's participation. Consider this family-friendly show for a Halloween-season outing with a part to play.