Embark on a day trip from Las Vegas to Death Valley. Explore a harsh landscape of dunes, canyons, and volcanic craters. Learn about the history of the area as you pass the Harmony Borax Works and Zabriskie Point. Visit the ghost town of Rhyolite, inhabited for only 12 years during the gold rush.  After pickup, drive out to Death Valley National Park with your guide. At over 3 million acres, the park is host to some of the country’s driest, hottest, and harshest conditions. Experience a unique landscape of mountains, canyons, and colorful rocks, and admire panoramic views at Zabriskie Point. Pass the Harmony Borax Works and learn about the important role the industry played in the history of Death Valley. Reach the ghost town of Rhyolite, inhabited for a short time between 1904 and 1916. Explore its now desolate buildings and infrastructure that sprung up during a gold rush boom. Enjoy stunning views over the Mojave Desert to the south as you drive out of Death Valley. Make your way back to Las Vegas, where you will be dropped off to end the day trip.

Prepare for a spooky and fascinating walking tour through Reno’s dark past for a night of gruesome tales and spine-chilling ghost hunts. With an expert guide, learn the city’s villainous history and be introduced to notorious figures from history. Opulent casinos and neon lights do little to hide the dark side of Reno’s past. Gunfights, prostitution, and countless murders have made their mark on the city, leaving behind a crowd of restless spirits with harrowing and tragic stories to tell. Investigate the disappearance of Roy Frisch, a bank cashier who knew too much about the mob’s shady deals. Is his body at the bottom of an abandoned mineshaft, or did disappear to protect his family? No one knows, but people in his former home report hearing footsteps on the porch late at night. If Roy doesn’t greet you, perhaps the spirits of the Mapes Hotel will. Their vengeful energy is tied to three famous deaths, will you be next? Explore Reno’s red light district, a key area in the city’s criminal past and a regular hangout spot of mobsters and gangsters throughout history.

The undead never looked so good! Zany musical zombies from the atomic era take to the stage at “Club Z” with variety acts, comedy, a live big band and an award-winning cast of characters. This 75-minute show pays homage to the most famous horror movies of the ’40s, ’50s, and ’60s will take you on a journey of flesh-filled fantasies. Zenoch, the amazing MC, leads you into an underworld of dirty debauchery as drop-dead performers tease and titillate with authentic burlesque numbers. Zombie Burlesque features the perfect mix of top-notch dance routines, exceptional singing, laugh-out-loud comedy, improv, and audience interaction. In this show your fantasies come back to life!

Put a little fright in your night on your trip to Sin City while experiencing the spooky, haunted, mysterious, and fascinating side of Las Vegas. Hear real accounts of local paranormal activity while visiting locations of known ghost sightings and haunts on this 2.5-hour tour. Start your ghostly adventure with a brief video of Las Vegas’ highly researched paranormal activities upon boarding the bus. Next, get kitted out with ghost hunting equipment including EMF meters, temperature guns, and dowsing rods. Whether you are a seasoned ghost hunter or a novice, your tour guide will instruct you in their proper use. Hear true accounts of both hauntings and the history of Las Vegas’ supernatural side. Be transported to spooky parts of the city and walk across a pedestrian bridge while learning of the fascinating “tunnel people” and other ethereal beings. Enjoy multiple stops including 2 infamous parks known for their paranormal activities, we explore various locations and conduct EVP sessions. During your tour, visit legendary locations such as the haunting grounds of Bugsy Siegel, Liberace, and Redd Foxx. Hear stories about Elvis Presley and Tupac Shakur. Learn who haunts “The Motel of Death” and see the "non-existent" airline that flies staff to and from AREA 51.

Embark on the first and only walking ghost tour that brings you straight to the Sin City’s most haunted area: the Las Vegas Strip. Join your guide to discover the ghosts of Vegas at night, and learn about the famous city's shocking past.  This entertaining and informative walking ghost tour will take you to eight locations including Planet Hollywood, Harrah's, Palazzo, and more. Your knowledgable tour guide will tell you of the hauntings that take place at iconic buildings along The Strip.  Be surprised by the many hidden and lost stories, along with reported hauntings that are sure to send a tingle up your spine. Throughout the spooky experience, learn the darker side of Las Vegas’ most popular attractions. Get the chills as you hear accounts of signs and visitations from prominent mobsters, failed actors seeking vengeance, and victims of ghastly accidents present at each of your stops. Hear their stories told by your experienced guide.

If you’ve ever wanted to go on a real ghost hunt, then our 4-hour tour of the haunted town of Goodsprings in Nevada is a must-do during your next trip to Las Vegas. Situated just half an hour from Las Vegas, Goodsprings is a spooky 100-year-old haunted mining town. Once a bustling community, the remains of Goodsprings are now haunted by ghosts of the former residents, the area having played host to countless ghost sightings and reports of supernatural activity over the years. Thanks to renowned ghost hunter Robert George Allen, you can now spend 4 hours stalking around this creepy old town, searching for the supernatural with real ghost hunting equipment. One of the real hotspots for paranormal activity is the famous Pioneer Saloon. With bullet holes smattered across the side of the building and a coroner's letter describing exactly how they got there, it’s believed that the gun shot victim haunts the Pioneer to this day. And he’s not the only one; the spirit of an old miner also calls the Pioneer home. Both ghosts have been spotted by staff and visitors many times in the past. But the Pioneer isn’t the only ghostly spot in Goodsprings. From the abandoned miners cabins to the spooky cemetery, hunting ghosts around this old town is bound to keep your heart pumping and your adrenaline flowing.

The city game starts at The Mob Museum. It will take you around 1 hour to complete and you can also explore at your own pace: pause the game and resume anytime from the location where you paused it. You will finish at Golden Gate. As you solve challenges, the story unfolds and exact directions on your phone will guide you to the next location. Ready for an adventure? After your booking, you will receive an email with instructions on how to download and play the game on your phone. You can play on your own, in a large group or in several smaller groups that compete against each other and meet at the final stop of the game. We recommend that each user purchases a ticket for an optimal experience, although several people can share a phone. You will visit the following locations: • The Mob Museum • Oasis at Goldspike (Motel of Death) • Jackie Gaughan Parkway • El Cortez Hotel • Heart Attack Grill • The D • Hotel Apache • Binions • The Plaza Hotel and Casino • Golden Gate

Discover the Wild West and ghost towns that dot the desert landscape. Choose from a shared or private day-trip departing from Las Vegas and uncover the mysteries of these ghost towns. Your guide picks you up and you head straight out into the desert. First, you'll stop at the Hoover Dam—that exquisite masterpiece of engineering. This enormous dam holds back the mighty Colorado River, and provides power for a huge portion of Las Vegas' bright lights, as well as residents in 4 states. We soon leave modernity behind, and head into the old mining town of Chloride, Arizona. Here you can see a still functioning "ghost town" that has been operating since the 1860s. The 250 residents who call these streets home are very proud of their history, and are happy to chat with you before you enjoy your deli style lunch. After filling your belly, we drive the iconic Route 66 to a small Ghost Town in Oatman, Arizona. There are 150 residents of this small outpost, and 1 poltergeist. Keep your eyes peeled! His name is "Oatie the Ghost" and is believed to be the spirit of William Ray Flour, an Irish miner. There's plenty of natural beauty around to enthrall you. The Black Mountains surround this town and make for some stunning photographs. Maybe catch a cowboy shootout at the local saloon! Before heading home we'll stop for a drink at the local saloon, and then head through the Mojave Desert via the old Gold Ruch town of El Dorado Canyon before returning to the glitz and glamor of Las Vegas.