Asylum & Hotel Fear
Dates: Oct 2-4, 8-11, 15-18, 22-25, 28-31, 2026
Times: Opens 6:30 p.m.; close varies 10 p.m.-midnight PT
Location: Meadows Mall north parking lot, 4300 Meadows Lane, Las Vegas, NV
Tickets: Check the official event page for ticket details.
Two haunted houses in one stop. Season starts Oct 2. General admission at the attraction; VIP tickets available online.
About this event
Asylum and Hotel Fear are two separate haunted attractions at Meadows Mall, presented together in one stop for the 2026 season — the 28th season for the operation in Las Vegas. Each house has its own theme, sets, characters and scares: Asylum is a walk through an asylum where visitors become part of the patient story, and Hotel Fear is a hotel populated by strange guests. The two are linked by an original, connected storyline, and both rely on detailed walk-through environments, live actors and special effects rather than unrelated rooms or movie characters.
What to expect
• Two distinct haunts — Asylum and Hotel Fear — each with its own environments, characters and atmosphere, connected by one original storyline
• Detailed, walk-through themed sets with live performers and special effects, including dark areas and theatrical fog in select areas
• Original characters and storylines only — no Freddy, Leatherface or other movie monsters
• Actors trained not to touch guests intentionally, and guests are not allowed to touch, grab or strike the actors
Good to know
• No refunds, including if you are too scared to enter or to finish; if you become too frightened inside, notify a staff member for help leaving
• No photography inside the attractions; free photo ops are offered outside the haunts
• No cell phone use inside — keep phones off and secured in a pocket, as anything dropped inside is only collected after that evening's operation ends
• Children may attend at a parent or guardian's discretion; the environments are realistic and may disturb younger children, and there is no separate child discount
• Friday and Saturday nights and the nights closest to Halloween are the busiest; allow extra time for parking, ticketing and waiting in line, especially on October weekends
• Group discount for qualified groups of 12 or more when tickets are bought together in advance; no group sales during Halloween week
• Prices rise as Halloween gets closer — earlier-season nights are the lowest price for the same rooms and scares
