They say what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas and that just may be true of the ghosts too! Haunted Las Vegas provides haunted walking tours all throughout the country with one of their most popular involving scoping out areas around the Vegas strip. Haunts & The Mob will take you through various famous landmarks that were once home to mobsters and murders.
You’ll visit hotels where men and women met their gory ends and where nefarious gangsters and psychopaths are immortalized for killing and kidnapping guests. The Fremont Street Hotel is a highlight on the tour and a popular hangout for the notorious Bugsy Siegel. Some say he still walks the halls there long after his death.
You’ll be led along the walking tour by a Spirit Guide who will attempt to help you connect with the dead while filling you in on fascinating historical facts about the murders and gang activity in Las Vegas you may never have heard of before.
Once you’re done visiting the sites of various murders around the city you’ll make your way to the infamous Mob Museum, once the federal courthouse, where many famous mobsters were hanged for their crimes.
The tour starts every Saturday evening at 8 p.m., but reservations are required so be sure to book ahead. Tickets are only $28 per person!
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