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Haunted houses, escape rooms and other Halloween 2021 scares in Las Vegas

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Halloween is creeping up, which means it's time once again to get out and get scared. A few of the options around town …

Freakling Bros. The Freakling Bros. Horror Shows returns for year number 29—after closing their doors in 2020 due to the pandemic—with three attractions: Coven of 13, Gates of Hell and Castle Vampyre. The R-rated haunt, Gates of Hell, includes a new experience dubbed The Men’s Room. Plus, this might be your last chance to check out Castle VampyreThere were plans to retire the attraction in 2019 to make way for something new, but the pandemic caused a delay. Take advantage of the postponement and enjoy it again. A Freak Pass ($50) includes unlimited trips through all haunts for one night, along with a visit with the resident fortune teller. Through October 31, doors 7 p.m., $50+, 6555 S. Riley St., freaklingbros.com.

Museum of Monsters. Creatures and monsters from your favorite films and television shows have gathered at the Museum of Monsters—and they want a picture with you! The museum offers more than two dozen photo-ops, and there are even "live" characters walking through the experience, so keep your eyes peeled. This new, haunted experience is designed to be enjoyed by all ages. Through October 31, times vary, $20, 410 S Rampart Blvd. #130, museumofmonsters.com.

Museum of Monsters

Museum of Monsters

Escape Blair Witch. Lionsgate’s blockbuster horror film franchise, Blair Witch, has come to life in a new immersive, multiroom escape experience. Players begin their journey at the Burkittsville Ranger’s Station in the Black Hills Forest, with the goal of gathering information about the disappearance of local college students. Those who can't solve the myserty in the given time will face the fury of the Blair Witch. Times vary, $46+, reservations required, 2121 Industrial Road, escapeblairwitch.com.

Asylum & Hotel Fear. These longtime Las Vegas haunted house attractions are back to make our skin crawl once again. Experience the creepy storyline of two families whose lives intertwined in an abysmal way. Through October 31, 6:30 p.m.-midnight; $30, Meadows Mall, lasvegashaunts.com.

Asylum and Hotel Fear

Asylum and Hotel Fear

Vegas Fright Nights. This year’s haunts include Clown Invasion in 3D, Nightmare Manor and the brand new Blood Barn, a rickety barn plagued by death and desolation—with chainsaw-wielding fiends making sure it stays that way. Through October 31, times vary, $25, 600 W. Oakey Blvd., vegasfrightnights.com.

HallOVeen at the Magical Forest. Opportunity Village's Magical Forest has once again transformed into haunted jungle ruins, and eerie creatures have taken over. You’ll meet many of them as you walk through a cemetery with spooktacularly decorated trees and jack-o-lanterns. Forest-goers can also enjoy rides, mini-escape rooms, trick-or-treat stations and midway carnival games. HallOVeen is an all ages and family-friendly experience, and tickets grant unlimited access to all rides and attractions. Through October 31, 5:30 p.m., $22, 6300 W. Oakey Blvd., opportunityvillage.org.

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