Historic haunted places in Las Vegas, NV. Each page gives the ghost story, whether visitors can go, and a link to the site the story came from. The stories are folklore, not documented fact.
Open to the public (hotel and casino; conservatory free).
The Bellagio was built on the site of the old Dunes Hotel, and its ghost lore traces back there. Staff have reported cold spots in the tower and casino, and witnesses have describe…
Open to the public (hotel and casino; 21+ for gambling).
Caesars' ghost story is oddly specific: staff on overnight shifts say the motion-sensor faucets in the Forum Casino restrooms near the escalators turn on by themselves when no one …
Open to the public (hotel and casino; 21+ for gambling).
Bugsy Siegel's Strip hotel is said to keep his ghost near the pool and the garden where his memorial plaque stands. Witnesses describe a figure appearing briefly by the pool late a…
Open to the public (hotel and casino; 21+ for gambling).
This resort occupies the former MGM Grand, where a November 1980 fire killed 85 people in one morning. Ghost tours mention shadow figures and cold spots in the hallways, and some g…
Open to the public (museum; admission charged, waiver required).
This historic mansion is packed with objects said to carry their own hauntings, including the Dybbuk Box sold on eBay in 2003 and a staircase taken from the 'Demon House.' Its repu…