Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum

Great experience! About 2 hours long, so worth the money. We arrived early and they let us take the tour early instead of having to wait another hour. Tour guide was great and friendly! Loved how they give us time to look around each room. Clown room gave me a jump scare but overall had great experience. Smoke was a little too much, maybe cutting it off a few hours would be much better. Parking was easy and security was nice on helping us around.

This tour was one of the best tours of my life. Extremely creepy and haunting which made me feel like I was in an episode of The Haunted Museum. The tour guides were phenomenal! Brittany, Kristine, and Amber did a fantastic job. One last thing, GET THE RIP ALL ACCESS, totally worth it, especially for the basement! 💀 Thank you.

Amazing experience! Recommend booking a reservation. My friends and I happened to be passing by it and decided to take our chances. Luckily they had availability for the last tour of the night. We did the RIP experience and it was well worth it. The staff is AMAZING and very witty. We had a few experiences including a stabbing feeling on my leg, dizziness, door knobs jiggling, and nearing the end of the tour all of the lights shut off in the house and the surrounding businesses. Could be just a coincidence but still very creepy.

Me and my group of seven visited vegas for a concert but decided earlier in the day we would go to the haunted museum. We went and had a great time. All of us said that Peggy’s room was the scariest and we all felt very uneasy after that room. We thought it might be nerves and kept on. After the museum, we were headed back to our airbnb when we got in a car wreck!!! This was not even 5 minutes after leaving the parking lot. You can say it had nothing to do with the museum but what are the chances? This place is seriously the real deal. The staff was amazing and the museum is 100% worth your money! I would recommend it to anyone but with lots of caution!

Holy cow, let me tell you, this place definitely has some serious energy you can feel. In certain areas of the house, you can definitely feel it more. On my walk through, I actually got scratched on my left arm just below the wrist. I first noticed it when I felt a sensation of when after a cat claws you. I lifter up my jacket sleeve, and there there are 3 crawling marks as I was leaving one of the rooms. I showed my group and they freaked out. The tour guide was light-hearted and informative. Zak, if you're reading this, take me on an investigation sometime.

Me and my husband went and got the RIP passes it was the coolest thing we did in Vegas!!! We had an amazing time. Zak and his staff really did a great job showcasing all the haunted items!!! I would definitely do it again!!

Wow 😮 🫣😬😨 went to the the haunted museum today and I’m speechless. I mean… there’s some really really scary, creepy stuff in there. Is not just a fascinating and scary place but it’s also a feeling. Being in there you feel things. There are many great exhibits and rooms, he really did a great job collecting historical artifacts and putting it all together. Warning… this is not for the faint of heart… just going to leave it there. Do I recommend it?… yes 💯, but be prepared, it will send chills down your spine. There’s not photos or video allowed pass the lobby (which I showed) so you’ll have to go and experience it in person. The museum is located in DTLV, has plenty of parking, and the staff was magnificent!

Hands down one of the scariest places I’ve ever been to. Instantly as we arrived in our uber we had the urge to turn around and just head back to the hotel. After pulling ourselves together we decided to embark on the “RIP” 2 hour guided tour which was phenomenal! The museum is massive and if you are a fan of Ghost adventures, or horror/ oddities you will definitely enjoy the visit. There are multiple rooms filled with attractions and memorabilia from some of the most heinous and scariest stories known to mankind. The tour guides as fantastic, the tour is worth every dollar, and we can’t recommend this place enough! Even though we may never sleep a full night again due to everlasting terror from all the creepy stories we heard during our visit….10/10! Well done Mr. Bagans!

Zak Bagans The Haunted Museum, I can finally check this off my bucket list. We did the VIP tour so it gets you through a few more rooms. This has been somewhere I've been wanting to visit for years since it opened up I've been watching ghost adventures since October 17, 2008 when they came out. This museum has so many haunted objects and artifacts, things from serial killers and more to see. I don't know if anybody else felt anything, but I sure did walking through certain rooms and places my name was even called in the basement, which was a little frightening. All the haunted items gave me some sort of feeling I felt nauseous and dizzy the entire time. I definitely felt presence within certain rooms that made me feel very uneasy, but not in a bad way, in a way where I could definitely just feel something. I might be a little sensitive when it comes to these things because I've been haunted since I was a little girl. I've experienced so many supernatural things so I've always been very fascinated by the supernatural and how serial killers can do what they do and hurt people. It's just mind boggling. I highly recommend coming here if you are interested in these type of things or just curious. Certain rooms and different objects that really made me feel something. I could feel some sort of evil spirits and presence around definitely in the lower areas of the tour. Ashley was our first tour guide, she was awesome. All the tour guides were amazing and explained everything, they had TVs with Zak explaining the object and things that happened. Each room was very unique and certain rooms made me feel very weird. In the presence of the demon chair, I definitely felt drawn to it like it wanted me to touch it same with the Dybbuk Box. Even though it was protected and safe within a glass box and another glass box with protection writing, I still felt like I was drawn to it. It felt like it wanted me to touch it or like it certain items were watching me. I've had a lot of scary experiences as a kid and growing up seeing supernatural things and things that's happened to myself and my family. So it's something I'm drawn to and fascinated by. Always been interested wanting to understanding the supernatural. Coming here was the most amazing experience for me. You can't take any pictures inside, so I only got the pictures on the outside. Even if you're not into the supernatural, this place is very intriguing to walk through and see all the different artifacts and things that's happened around the world with serial killers or our history of supernatural things that's happened. At one point I haven't felt like I was gonna fall over my legs were giving out from pain, but I made it through. It's a very long tour, but so worth it! I really wanna come back here again. Ghost adventures is my all-time favorite show. I watch it every night religiously I know that sounds ridiculous but I love this show, sometime's I also can't find anything I haven't seen. If you've never seen Ghost Adventures. I highly recommend you check it out on the travel channel, I've watched every single episode more than once. Zak thank you for opening up this incredible museum for us all to visit and see. I wish you and your crew were there so I can thank you and tell you how much I appreciate your show and this amazing museum. Zak Bagans, Aaron Goodwin, Billy Tolley, and Jay Wasley, you guys are awesome and my absolute favorite show ever. I really enjoyed my tour. Thank you so very much and your team is amazing. Have the most beautiful supernatural day, share kindness to everyone :) Had to edit sorry lol Aloha

Ok! So let me start by saying I am not a fan of horror. I feel I would be remiss to the readers if I left that part out. So please by all means if you are indeed a huge horror fan take this review with a grain of salt. I want to be provide a fair review and limit my personal bias. So here it is: The Positive- It was clear to me that there was a lot of time and resources but into the design of this home and some rooms of the home were very high end. There was a lot of information, not sure how much was actually real but hey that for you to decide for yourself. The Negative- The biggest thing for me was that our tour started late. I mean very late, like 2 hours. This was a major problem for our trip as some of our group had other things planned. Some people lost money as a result. As you can imagine this put a damper on things from the beginning. Not great! I think you guys should really find a better way to manage the timing of groups. It's not fair to paying customers and can be a major problem in a city like Vegas. Also, I was not expecting the tour to be so extremely guided the way it was. I just wasn't a fan of the formatting, again a personal thing on my part. This is a LONG tour, in fact some of our party ended up having to leave the tour about half way through just because of the unexpected length of the tour, and not to beat a dead horse, but when you start multiple hours later than planned, yea you get it! All and all, I honestly would not recommend this experience to anyone I love and care about. I know it is highly liked in some circles, and I say great more power to them. It's just a "no" for me. I'm good love, enjoy!

Like many here, I'm a fan of Zak's various TV shows, even though he has the tendency to be a little bombastic from time to time, so I expected there to be a bit of that in the museum. That being said, we made visiting the museum our central activity for our annual Thanksgiving in Las Vegas, and we were not disappointed. Being a lifelong fan of the haunted, strange, and bizarre, I went in with eyes open and was not disappointed. Zak's collection is staggering in its breadth and scope, and extends far beyond simply cursed and haunted artifacts. The collection of true crime memorabilia is much larger than the Los Angeles Museum of Death, and it felt quite uncomfortable to see so many personal items belonging to John Wayne Gacy, Richard Ramirez, Ed Gein, and Charles Manson. The VW van Dr Kevorkian used to assist with suicides was especially disturbing but also fascinating. Equally, the cursed doll called Peggy and the infamous Dybbuk box, being secure behind glass and in special storage conditions, each seemed to have a gravity of its own, a heaviness that can be neither weighed nor measured, and yet is tangible and real. Would we have felt the same if we had no knowledge of these items and their purported legacies? I honestly can't say. What I can say, however, is that the museum is extraordinarily well curated and the presentation is fantastic, often feeling less like a traditional museum and more of a carnival sideshow, a comparison I make from respect for the grand traditions of the sideshow. Zak is part paranormal investigator, part murderabilia collector, and part PT Barnum in his presentation of weird ephemera from all over the world. Suffice it to say we enjoyed the hell out of our visit. My only complaint is that the tour felt somewhat rushed. With so much to see and so many fascinating items on display, I would have loved some extra time to explore. I also wish I'd have brought a note pad, as there are so many things I would love to research. However, I emailed the museum that night to ask about one of the exhibits, and they got back to me the next morning. Lastly, I would also say the gift shop is a bit uninspired and would benefit from a wider selection of souvenirs. Do the RIP all-access tour so you don't miss anything. It's absolutely worth the extra money. At about 2.5 hours, we definitely got our money's worth and we will be visiting again.

I am a lover of all things horror and spooky so I was sooo excited to check this out. It was advertised as a 3 hour tour with no breaks so I knew what i was getting into but I still wound up getting thirsty and there's only one room to sit in, but I digress. My bf and I were back and forth about getting the upgraded RIP pass but figured it was a little too expensive. We wound up being the only people in our group that didn't get it and there are specific rooms/experiences that only the RIP people could do so we did feel a bit left out. The tour was a bit a long, I'm curious if they could do a shortened tour and then the full tour for the RIP group. I felt like while they did highlight on a lot of the artifacts, there were still a ton we were just ushered past. Our tour guide seemed knowledgeable and was nice. Their scent pods weren't great though and they were so strong, even the tour guide commented on them. Overall, it was interesting and a good way to spend the afternoon.

This place is weird and creepy and fun. You need to come with an open mind to explore and experience this museum of haunted oddities and historic artifacts. Your guide takes you through various rooms of interesting and unique items and tells you fantastic stories. This is a good 2 hour experience. I want to come back and do the VIP tour next time as there were some items they hold back from the regular tour. Awesome experience.

If it's obscure, haunted, creepy or weird, well then it's definitely on my list for places to visit. The Haunted museum is definitely one of those places. I highly suggest obtaining tickets online with a timed entry as they do sell out. If you are not able to get tickets they do have a stand by option but the wait could be very long. They do have different ticket packages, the RIP tour allows you access to more rooms (some include a hidden tunnel), as well as merch included. Now if you don't get the RIP tour and get the basic tickets it's still worth it as this tour is about 2 hours long with of course exiting through the gift shop. No pictures or videos allowed inside. I will say this is not for the faint of heart or children whatsoever! You will be exposed to demonic possessed objects, serial killer graphic photos, dark rooms and it will leave you feeling unsettled. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute here thanks to our wonderful tour guides. Now time to sage!!

Zak, you are a marketing genius. The Haunted Museum is a vibe. I've been watching Ghost Adventures since 2010, so this museum was super enjoyable for me and my group. The dim lighting throughout threw me off. Take note if you are unable to see very well in low lighting. The museum is a thoughtfully designed experience. Your tour guide moves you from room to room. Some exhibits have a video introduction, some do not. We ultimately decided on GA access and I felt like it was worth the money. The full tour took about 2.5 hours or so. They move you through quite fast so you're unable to read all the memorabilia captions and stuff. There are some creepy items throughout. They have a crystal chair at the end of the tour that you can sit in to cleanse you of bad energies or attachments. I will say as much as I enjoyed the museum, I was l a bit disappointed in the quality of items for sale at the gift shop. For the money, I would've liked to see higher quality merch (I.e. shirts that used higher quality & soft fabrics) or at least merch with better designs.

Phenomenal experience! Tour guides are extremely kind and informed. Upgrading to RIP is not worth it in my opinion, but if you want a few extra rooms it's about $30 extra. Perfect for tourists or a non traditional date night!

Wow went to the the haunted museum today and I'm speechless. I mean... there's some really really scary, creepy stuff in there. Is not just a fascinating and scary place but it's also a feeling. Being in there you feel things. There are many great exhibits and rooms, he really did a great job collecting historical artifacts and putting it all together. Warning... this is not for the faint of heart... just going to leave it there. Do I recommend it?... yes , but be prepared, it will send chills down your spine. There's not photos or video allowed pass the lobby (which I showed) so you'll have to go and experience it in person. The museum is located in DTLV, has plenty of parking, and the staff was magnificent!

The coolest place in Vegas. I went with my best friend twice now and have had the craziest experiences. the staff is absolutely amazing too! Our guide Andrea was so cool and really gave us such a great experience. Victoria was also so sweet and helpful. even the security is incredible. Especially James who was so sweet at check in and got us hyped for our tour. As well as the other security guy JQ who was so helpful and nice!!!! couldn't of asked for a better place to visit on our first (and second) trip to Vegas together and we will be back every time.

Alison was our tour guide and for her working there for only 3 months, I must say she did a wonderful job! You can tell how comfortable and compassionate she is with her job - which I highly respect especially working at an environment like this. The tour started later than planned (more than 40 minutes) because we were waiting for 3 other guests to come but only 1 guest arrived and because it was the last showing of the night - the other guest wouldn't be able to join the next group. The experience was pretty cool. I love all the background stories of the show cases they got on display. None of the other guests nor myself felt anything or experienced anything out of the ordinary - I guess we got very lucky! They need to chill on the smoke machine - that thing was over whelming with smell and heavy on the lungs - which caused both me and my friend to feel light headed in the hallways. I wished Zak Bagans was there on July 4; that would've been an amazing opportunity to meet the founder of this museum. Would've been an honor listening to him live in person narrating everything.

I'm a non-believer, but I love everything spooky and eerie, so I was excited to check out this haunted museum tour. It ended up being one of the longer tours I've ever been on at just over 2 hours. The extended time was likely due to the crowded night from the October rush. We had to wait around in several rooms while the group ahead of us finished. What was great about this place was that it was like stepping into a massive curio cabinet filled with oddities, all of which were gifted, purchased, or collected by Zak. The spooky vibes were definitely on point, with everything from possessions to serial killers covered. And the house? So much larger and more maze-like than its unassuming exterior led me to believe. Now, onto a few things they could improve: * More seating, please! There was only ONE room with chairs at the beginning talking about possessions, but for the rest of the tour, we were standing and walking for over two hours. For anyone in the group with knee or back issues, this was rough and extremely painful. * Get better scent pods! They've got "signature" scents for each section of the museum to help enhance the experience, but honestly, the whole place just smelled like a giant funeral home (which I guess works in that sense). Those "popcorn" and "cigar" scents? Not even close. The scent pods were so strong they stuck in my nose for the rest of the night. My dinner that evening with parsley just smelled like the museum. * Tour guide consistency was lacking. Different guides handled various parts of the tour, which disrupted the flow and made it feel less personable. I'd prefer a more seamless experience with one guide throughout. * They offered an "RIP" VIP experience, which we didn't opt for, but most of our group did. It wasn't an extended tour, just a few extra rooms to explore while the rest of us peasants stood around the same room waiting for them. It felt like an elitist class separation moment. Why not extend their experience later and keep the rest of us moving? I know I'd be disappointed if I'd paid extra for how they handled that. * Lastly, while there were plenty of oddities, a lot of it felt like random antiques with no real backstory or significance. It would've been nice to have more context instead of just filling corners with "creepy" objects. It was an overall fun experience, but the spookiest part of the evening was the back and leg pain I felt leaving the place. It's worth a visit, but be ready for a long walk and some overpowering scents.

If you have 3 hours to spare, I'd say take the tour! I won't go into detail but the museum has so many cool and spooky items in there! You can stream the show "The Haunted Museum" on MAX and it will tell you in detail the story behind many of the items that are featured in the museum. I highly recommend watching before or after your visit. It's quite interesting! At the end of the tour there is a crystal chair you can sit on to cleanse any negative energies that may have attached to you to ensure you don't bring any spirits home with you! ;)

If you're into the creepy/occult and all things horror, and if you're a believer in ghosts, superstitions, and mysteries, you're going to love this place. My husband is a skeptic (seemingly the only skeptic in our tour group), but he was still entertained. I'm not sure if I believe in ghosts, but I definitely don't NOT believe in them. I felt so spooked during this tour and I had to sleep with the lights on in my hotel for two nights afterwards lol, so it got me good! The house has a dark history as it was used for rituals in the past. And it's filled to the brim with artifacts with scary or grim associations. Some of the coolest rooms were the room with Dr. Kevorkian's death van, the room with Peggy the Doll (the sound of the EVP machine in the room was SO SPOOKY), and the Dybbuk box room (from all the hype about it being the most cursed object). I think the general admission was a really good value because the tour is over 2 hours long. There was so much to see in the museum and I was impressed. We were the only two in our tour group of 13 who didn't opt to upgrade to the RIP tour, but we personally didn't feel we missed out on too much by not upgrading. There are a few more rooms you get to go into with the RIP tour pass (e.g. the basement where rituals took place) and a couple of things you get to get a closer look at (e.g. the rocking chair), but all in all the RIP tour group were exploring on their own for only like a minute each time and maybe 5 minutes in the basement. So don't think you won't be able to enjoy yourself without the upgrade! I don't think I've ever been to anything quite like Zac Bagans Haunted Museum. I've been to the Museum of Death in LA, the Queen Mary, and the Whaley House, and this definitely has the biggest collection and most thorough tour. Very glad I decided to spend an evening in Vegas here, because it was an unforgettably unique experience.

This haunted museum is AMAZING! This tour is worth every penny! We upgraded our package to All Access pass so we got an even longer Haunted tour and received a Zak Bangan's T-shirt. All the haunted rooms were very detailed and our tour guide KJ was so friendly and informative on everything we were viewing. So glad my family and I checked this off our list of "must dos" in Vegas this year.

Very fun and scary ! Tour guide was great ... noticed Liam Payne went also kinda weird how he died wonder if any correlation

First time ever doing anything like this and I can say it was a thrill from the beginning to end this spot leaves you terrified and thinking of all the scary things that happen. I'm a big time scary movie fan from slashers to possessions I enjoy them all and I can say I was a little scared in here especially when my phone turned on by itself in one of the rooms that really creeped me out also feeling a push on my shoulder while in the room with the devils rocking chair. I think next time I will be doing the RIP just to see what I missed 10/10 if you're into this kinda stuff.

After watching Ghost Adventures, Haunted Museum and more from the indomitable Zak Bagans for the last 17 years, I finally got my butt on a plane and went to the haunted museum . As an owner of a ghost tour company, and paranormal author / speaker / investigator myself - I am not easy to impress but I cannot speak more highly of what Zak has done. I was profoundly affected by this place. The collection is absolutely mindblowing - world history, true crime, paranormal legend, good vs evil -- each room is a carefully curated experience to bring you into the setting of each item/theme and the sheer quality and quantity of exhibits took my breath away. We did an RIP tour and a flashlight tour and had so many experiences and an amazing guide so we went on a second RIP tour before we left. Zak has made sure the staff is top tier and his iconic presence is felt in each room. I was amazed, I was scared, I was impressed and I bought half the gift shop. Most importantly I am inspired - Zak continues to make history with his work and this place is a treasure. Btw shout out to Alexa especially for being fabulous!

This museum is spooky, well scripted, and executed superbly. I was happy with the theatrics and wide range of different storylines. Yes, it can feel a bit jumpy when it comes to theme and even heavily marketed but hey.. I'm not one to knock an entrepreneur especially when it comes to the spiritual & paranormal realm. Kudos to Zak for hitting a haunted nitch. I was thoroughly creeped out and needed a good smudging before and after my visit for my mental health ;) There were many rooms that hit the mark. The Dybbuk Box and Demon House exhibits definitely instilled some fear in me but the one room that really sealed the deal happened pretty early on in the tour and that was The Basement. If your not into this type of thrill or if you're a huge debunking skeptic, then this might not be up your alley. There are plenty of other shows on The Strip you can go to. However, if you like a good scare and enjoy basking in its elements.. well, my friend. Cough up the dough for the VIP package and have a blast!

I hadn't thought much about visiting this place until a girl who does my hair absolutely raved about it one day. My husband is a complete skeptic, but to quote one of my favorite fictional characters, "I WANT TO BELIEVE". So long story short, I booked us to RIP tours and away we went. First off. I was shocked to hear that the tour was upward of 2.5 hours. I thought the guide was effing with me. It really is around that long but if you're into it, it goes fast. I went into every exhibit with an open mind. I was surprised by a few, to be honest. As a strong proponent to euthanasia, I really enjoyed the Kevorkian items. Also, I live very close to where James Dean had his fatal accident so the piece of his car engine and accompanying stories gave me the shivers. When we walked by the spirit box in the basement it clearly said the word "Heff" twice. My husband's name is Jeff. The young guys that were with us also thought they heard one of their names. I don't like jump scares so I was not impressed with the clowns. The Dybbuk box gave me the creeps. So did the haunted rocking chair (my back hurt in that room - probably from all the walking - but it's the first time I noticed it). We left the tour with a lot of questions and curiosity. Could something like the haunted museum actually make my skeptical scientist husband rethink a few things? Doubtful, but even he admits he had a great time and that it was well worth the money. For me it was a 10/10.

We were told that 1 of 16 people have to leave the tour. Sounds scary, right? What they don't volunteer to say is that visitors leave because they psych themselves out due to their own fears or they get sick because of the overwhelming amount of smells in the air. What you will experience throughout the entire tour, is dark rooms with very low lighting over-filled with fog and incense ...I think it was Sage. I gave this place 3 out of 5 stars because I was expecting a museum of haunted artifacts...rather it was more of a haunted house. Although, if it were advertised as a haunted house, I would give it 5 stars. The staff were wonderful and gave visitors a great haunted experience.

When looking for daytime fillers for things to do in Vegas this should be at the top of your list. The guided group tour takes you thru a variety of rooms filled with spooky paranormal artifacts and treasures. There are a lot of haunted items that one would recognize if they are familiar with his show. We opted for the VIP tour which came with a few extra rooms to explore, a lantern and a shirt. The upgrade was not necessary, in my opinion, but a fun add on. If you are not a VIP, they have you wait outside those extra rooms. I didn't see any ghosts. Which I was very disappointed in. I did have fun. The tour guides give a pretty history lesson. No pictures allowed once inside the rooms.

Very interesting and one-of-a-kind, unique artifacts, great staff! Thanks for a fun experience

The place in Vegas to go if you like everything spooky & macabre. This was my third time visiting and this time I brought my partner along with me, we got the RIP tour pass and in my opinion it was very well worth it for the extra $30. We got 7 extra rooms (it's a great time to go because all of the construction is done!!) and a free t-shirt at the end. We haven't watched the show, but even without the context of the show it's really fun, I wouldn't say you need to watch it to enjoy. You could honestly spend hours looking at everything, but it's all condensed into a nice 3 hour tour. Our tour guide Ashley was the cutest, and great at answering all our questions and keeping an upbeat energy to the group! And if you're lucky you might have your own experience with the ghosts, my previous experiences I definitely did...

Got cussed at in Spanish because I said "no thank you" to volunteering and giving out my name for one of the acts that they had in the museum. Pretty sure he called me a bitch. I have every right to say no. All he had to do was move on but he didn't so instead of saying "no thank you" once, I had to say it three times. He also made a comment on how my parents must have hated me. That's cool. They pump scents into the rooms in the museum and it got progressively worse. It really bothered my sinuses so that was not enjoyable. Not my type of attraction.

You might as well just pay for your tickets there and wait. We got our tickets online to be there between 4:30 and 5. We get there and had to wait 45 mins to an hour just get in, plus the 2 1/2 hour tour. You are gonna be constantly on your feet. And if you are sensitive to smells don't go they use a lot of heavy scents in there. And don't waste your money on the RIP it's a scam.

We did the RIIP all access tour and it was worth it! The artifacts, videos, and everything was interesting to learn about. **Be aware the tour is roughly 2 hours long! Thankfully we didn't have anything else planned but they did not tell us that before we bought the tickets! **

So I was in Vegas for ISC West and had some down time after it ended on Friday- I bought the tickets in advance and went with the RIP All Access- hubby and I were the only two for this extra bonus tour. 1- as a sensitive this place is loud and busy for the brain and senses 2- if you can overcome the oddities of stuff, and the stories behind them-- I mean there is A LOT of stuff, you will be fine. 3. no fun house jumping out at ya, just objects with a lot of connections I went into the basement where they have a voice box. that you can talk to and hear thing- very loud and not sure who D David is, but he wanted to talk lol It was in my opinion worth every penny, yes they have a shop to buy stuff and we did- I am a huge fan of Zac's show and have been to a few of the places the show has been too, so it was a great experience. I think if you go expecting to have something happen, you are missing the whole purpose of the experience. Just go, have fun, read, listen and experience a different kind of museum.

The tour guides are amazing! This is not just a tour, it's an experience. I love that they gave audience the choice in certain rooms, it really allows you to test your own fears by deciding what to take on and what to avoid. i.e CLOWNS! Thanks for that one! But I am so glad I did it. We upgraded to RIP tour and it was worth it. Heard some words coming from the spirit box that went along with a conversation we were having with the couple in front of us! Too funny. If you are considering the RIP, just do it.

A definite must see attraction! Well worth the time and price. The RIP ticket was a great way to experience all the museum has to offer.

The amount of things you get to see and the service/friendliness received from the staff are worth the price of admission. The tour itself is not for scaredy cats. I don't consider myself a scaredy cat generally. But I'm good with slasher films and serial killers as opposed to exorcisms and demonic possessions. Side note: if you are afraid of clowns, there's a whole room full of them and it's a very tight path to walk through. With that said, they do let you step out of any room (or not enter a room at all) if you don't feel comfortable.

Such a cool experience. Lots of unique oddities in a dark spooky museum. It is definitely worth it to upgrade to the RIP experience as you get to explore many more areas and get a souvenir t shirt as a bonus.

I was in very excited to go to Zack Biggins, the haunted mansion. I'm all about things creepy, and scary ghost and ghouls. We got the rest in peace tour, which was more expensive than the regular one for a few extra experiences inside you can't take any pictures or do any videos, I don't understand that's the rules. It's very crowded in there. Lots of stuff to look at , I felt it was pretty rushed, so it was kind of hard to look at everything and take it in It's a little cluttered. I didn't have any personal experiences. some of the stories were pretty interesting. I felt like if it was more exaggerated for the experience, our host was pretty friendly . Honestly, I didn't think it was worth the price that it was, but it was fun to go while I was in Vegas, but I would not do it again.

i'm a huge ghost adventures fan and a big believer in ghost! this place was really cool and definitely haunted. i just wish we got to spend more time looking around. i wish they didn't have so many videos playing. i wish they didn't have "spooky" sounds playing while walking around. we payed for the vip experience and we probably spent like 2 minutes down in the basement. that was super disappointing. and i absolutely HATE that they have serial killer paraphernalia. i think that's super gross and weird to have. those disgusting men would be thrilled to know that their stuff is on display. but other than all of that it was still a really cool experience. the guides were super amazing and kind!

This post is for Isaac, our tour guide. My wife and I went on Monday, October 21st 2024. You can tell he loves his job. He was super informative and made the whole expirence fun and I hope he gets the recognition he deserves. I will say overall I think 12 or 14 was our group size is a bit large for the rooms. Maybe cut it down to 9 or 8? But again this post

This was truly such a fun experience. Of course, you have got to have an interest in the spooky, strange, unexplainable and of course all things haunted! Beware, you must be ready to walk, stand, look, and try not to touch! The tour takes a couple hours to complete. Our tour guides were awesome, really taking the time to explain the sites and make sure no one gets left behind. I totally recommend. You might as well get the R.I.P. access too, you are already there!

This is my 3rd time going through the tour. It's worth it to come back every year or so because Zak is always changing things and no one tour is the same. I'm not really a believer but I like the true crime aspect and the stories. This time around I had Christina as my tour guide for the majority of the tour and she is by far my favorite. Well spoken and knowledgeable, she had great energy and an awesome dry sense of humor. Not once did I feel my immersion was broken while she guided my group from room to room. I'd request her again if I could. If you're a tourist looking for something to do down by Fremont or a local tired of clubs and dive bars and you're open to getting a little spooked then check it out. it's a good time. Just make sure you are well hydrated before entering and wear comfortable shoes as you're going to be standing for about 2 hours.

Been a ghost adventures fan for so long and been wanting to come here since the moment I heard it was opening. Zak...... incredible. Was excited, nervous, uncomfortable (in the best way possible for a horror fan) the whole time. Tour guides were incredible. Can't wait to go back!!

My family and I have been to the Zak Bagans Haunted Museum several times in the last 4 years. The museum experience does NOT disappoint. Each time we went there was something new. Our last visit was at the end of May 2024. We purchased tickets early that morning for the first tour of the day. When we arrived there was plenty of free parking and no line. Our tour guide was awesome as always making our experience one to remember. A few of our favorite things are visiting Peggy the doll, who sometimes speaks through the spirit box. The dybbuk box room and the basement.

The tour was cool and the tour guides were great. My complaints after paying for RIP: -12 people in a group was toooooo many -tour felt rushed due to the amount of people in the group -people in front wouldn't look and move for the people in the back -I got 60 seconds in the basement and then was rushed out because the people in front of already made it to the top of the stairs I'd only go back if I was guaranteed to be in a group of 5-6 or less.

Enter if you dare, mortal, into the twisted labyrinth of Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum, where shadows coil like serpents and whispers slither through the air like sinister specters. Step beyond the threshold and feel the chill of the underworld seep into your bones, for you have entered a realm where the line between the living and the dead blurs into obscurity. Behold the decor, twisted and macabre, a grotesque tapestry woven from the nightmares of the damned. Each artifact, a relic of unspeakable horror, pulses with a dark energy that beckons you closer, tempting you to delve deeper into the abyss. But beware, dear traveler, for in the darkness lurks more than mere relics and trinkets. It is said that the very walls of this accursed place are alive with the whispers of restless spirits, their mournful cries echoing through the halls like a dirge for the damned. Do not be fooled by the semblance of normalcy that surrounds you, for the true horrors lie hidden in the shadows, waiting to ensnare the unwary. Dare you venture into the hidden rooms, where darkness reigns supreme and the boundaries of reality blur into madness? And yet, amidst the terror and the dread, there is a curious rule that governs this place--a prohibition against capturing its horrors on film. But fear not, for this is no mere gimmick to tantalize the curious. No, it is a safeguard against the malevolent forces that dwell within, a warning to all who would dare to trespass upon sacred ground. Heed the call of the abyss, dear traveler, and venture forth into the unknown. For within the haunted halls of Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum, lies an experience unlike any other--a journey into the heart of darkness itself, where fear and fascination intertwine to create a tapestry of terror that will haunt you until the end of days. As you traverse the dimly lit corridors, prepare yourself to encounter the chilling exhibits that await you. From the infamous Dybbuk Box to Dr. Kevorkian's suicide assistant van, each artifact holds a story of darkness and despair. You may catch a glimpse of the part of James Dean's Porsche that ended his life, or feel the weight of Charles Manson's ashes pressing down upon your soul. And these are just a few of the haunted relics that await your discovery. Enter if you dare, and know that once you have crossed the threshold, there can be no turning back.

If you are into the paranormal this place is for you. I am not a believer so I kind of found it a little bit too long of a tour for me. However, my daughters absolutely loved it. In my opinion, they can shorten the tour a little bit . But if this is something you're interested in, you definitely will not be disappointed .

The tour was LONG, and I think it felt even longer because there was so much standing and waiting. We got there at 1250 and finally got out of there at 1615! I am vertically challenged (4'11") and there were some areas that I wasn't tall enough to see everything. Specifically the demon house room with the stairs. A stool would have been perfect! There were some cool items and stories to go along with them. The fog was burning our eyes, and it was so dark we couldn't really see. I get that they are going for a spooky ambiance but it would have been better if we could see a little better. Overall, I would say that if you are into spooky/haunted stuff I would recommend you check it out at least once. Just bring some comfortable shoes and be prepared to stand and wait a lot! We did the RIP upgrade. I would suggest spending the extra cash for RIP. You get access to certain areas in the museum and a t-shirt at the end.

I didn't know what to expect with this tour, but I was pleasantly surprised! My husband ended up upgrading us to the RIP and it was definitely worth it! The tour was closer to 3 hours. It went by very quickly with all the fascinating objects and rooms you are in. Highlights- Seeing the original Chucky doll and the Haunted Mirror that was Captain Smith's from the Titanic. Also, I'm big on True Crime and seeing the rooms that featured Ted Bundy and Richard Ramirez was fascinating. I liked that you had the option to opt out of certain rooms if you didn't want to see or be around a haunted object. Bigger Bonus: No phones! It was so nice not being on my phone for a few hours and just being in the moment. Highly recommend!

We did the full VIP tour which I think was worth the extra money. At the risk of offending people, I didn't really buy into the whole idea of experiencing sort of spiritual presence. And I didn't. But I do enjoy spooky, unusual and true crime type stories and items. This place is full of that. The tour was pretty long and the museum is huge. All in all, we had a good time and spent dinner that night recounting all the interesting things we saw (much to the chagrin of the rest of our family who didn't attend with us).

I've gone 3 times now. I'm definitely not a believer but I love everything about the museum. I enjoy the quirky mixed with creepy mixed with history. Each room was well thought out. It is an amazing collection. Last visit we felt a little rushed by the tour guide but still enjoyed our time.

My daughter has dreamed for to come visit since it opened. It did not disappoint. We did the RIP pass, so we got access to the basement where we heard someone say "have a good one" in the spirt box. ( wish we could have stayed longer in the basement). Peggy started talking after we left which was awesome. Our tour guide Issac was absolutely the best. Seriously would go through over and over with him as my your guide. Highly recommend it! Thanks, Julane W

I have been here twice and it does not disappoint. Even if you are someone who does not believe in haunted things, there is so much history here. There are one of a kind artifacts you won't see anywhere else and some are quite disturbing. Zak has really done a great job turning this house into a creepy museum. There are so many different rooms and artifacts. Both times I have done the RIP tour and I highly recommend it. This allows you to go down into the basement and the heebie jeebies are super real down there! I haven't experienced anything paranormal on either of my trips to the museum but I will say there are certain rooms I can't get out of fast enough when I go!

This was my first time in Las Vegas and this was one of my top things in my bucket list. I definitely recommend getting the R.I.P Tour, you get a lanyard and a shirt. You get access to several R.I.P rooms that general admission can't access. If you are into paranormal, haunt, ghouls & more this is your place. Enter at your own risk! I had a blast thank you @ZakBagans and the team of the haunted museum