Been wanting to experience the Horror's Unleashed since opening and it looked great inside! The ambiance was great and it was a fun activity to escape the summer heat. read more

Loved the experience I had here. I'm a huge horror fan but a coward when it comes to actual horror infront of me. The food and drinks were reasonably priced, I'd recommend eating last as you cannot take anything to-go. I loved the characters walking around and of course Megan dancing to Chappell Roan was the cherry on top to our dinner. We ate The Cook's Chili Cheese Fries (BIG portion!) and the Texas Chainsaw Flatbread! both delicious and decently sized! Houses wise I LOVED them, definitely could get through everything quickly as we went on a Thursday right as they opened. Not a big space but not crazy small either I think there is much more we could have gotten out of here but we finished quickly, good to bring a big group in for sure. The gift shop was decently sized and I loved the small amount of Universal Horror Japan merchandise! read more

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Super cool place; it wasn't too scary, but there were definitely a lot of jumpy moments. My youngest son was 12 at the time and it was OK for him so I think it's cool for the kids but definitely something to do in Vegas. Definitely enjoyable. They had a bar in there and a restaurant and the drinks were pretty decent so I definitely recommend it. read more

Universal Horror Unleashed - Haunted Houses Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I've been wanting to check out this place since it opened, so I was excited to finally make it out. I went in thinking about my experience at Universal Studios during Fright Fest back in October, and while this didn't quite live up to those expectations in terms of scale and production, I still had a really good time overall and would definitely consider coming back again, especially during peak season when the energy is probably even higher. One thing I really appreciated was how committed all the actors were throughout the attraction -- both inside the 4 haunted houses and the ones roaming around outside. They stayed in character the entire time and clearly put a lot of effort into making the experience immersive and entertaining. Out of all 4 houses, my favorite was definitely the scarecrow-themed one. The atmosphere in that section was especially creepy, and the timing of the scares was done really well. I don't want to spoil too much, but always keep looking left, right, and behind you because they will absolutely catch you off guard when you least expect it. The outdoor areas also added to the experience and helped keep the energy up between attractions. Even while waiting in line, there were actors interacting with guests and creating a fun haunted environment. Some houses were stronger than others, but none of them felt boring, and each had its own unique theme and style. I also appreciated the free parking for locals, which was a nice bonus and made the visit a little more convenient. One tip: try not to walk too closely behind the group in front of you. Giving a little space helps the actors reset properly and gives you a much better chance to experience the scares the way they're intended. Overall, it was a fun night out, and if you enjoy haunted attractions and spooky season activities, it's definitely worth checking out at least once. read more

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This was a blast! It was like going to a mini version of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios. So much fun! The food in turn restaurant was really good. The show that happened while we were eating was fun. There were four haunts to walk-through, which each lasted 5 to 8 minutes long. But very well done! There were actors walking around in complete character all of the time. It was a blast! read more

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This place was so awesome! I just had the one time access ticket, which was enough for me. They also have a bar which I didn't get a chance to check out. They are 4 mazes all together and they scan your ticket at each maze so keep your phone ready. I like how they have people wait so each group has their own experience. You still might catch up to other people in the maze but 3 or of the 4 mazes my friend and I were able to experience the mazes on our own. My favorite maze would have to be the Texas chainsaw massacre! That was my last one and it was so worth it read more

Universal Horror Unleashed - Entrance - Haunted Houses Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I visited this place during a Yelp event and had an amazing time! The outside was vibrant, colorful, and filled with fun photo opportunities. Once inside, everything was very clean and well maintained. There were about four themed mazes, and each one had its own unique vibe. They also had a really cool show area, two bar sections, and actors walking around interacting with guests and giving everyone a good scare. It made the experience even more entertaining! The wait time wasn't bad at all, probably because I went on a weekday. Overall, it was such a fun experience, and I would definitely come back again with my kids! read more

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I was looking forward to this just to see the Universal makeup skills since Universal is great at what they do. I wasnt too impressed. They had a few of the haunted theme rooms. The worst one was the easter bunny one. The best one was the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. It wad loud, leather face was crazy! One thing that added to the experience was that some rooms stunk! The crow theme was also koo i'd say that was my 2nd favorite. The exorcist was my 3rd fav, monsters was 4th and the easter bunny was trash! 100 bucks for 2 people. They also had a show with some clowns. Overall it was koo cuz it was dark and there was people walking around that were in character and acting crazy. There was people zip lining on the ceiling, they had a restaurant playing blumhouse movies and blumhouse props showcased. I'd do it again but i would do it during Halloween cuz the vibe wasnt the same. read more

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It's better always the second time around! Jump for joy and let's get scared !! Now, they have four different mazes at every turn and prepare to be scared and nervous! I'm easily scared! The impression this place has left on me . Anxiety and fear wow!! In the past a haunted house is foreign to me. This is a real good scaring, and experience. The corn maze at every turn and corner is eerie and fearful ! No matter how many times you explore the mazes they are still scary to me. Now you have to visit one of the many bars to get your liquid libations on. They are a little pricy, but it's Vegas . As the bartender makes your drink he has so many words of wisdom and encouragement. The best of Vegas can be found here. This needs to be said. The staff here is so amazing too. All the scares as you wonder the event is so captivating. You will be pulled at and scared at times just by walking by a display. It's amazing . Let's just say that my fear of haunted is becoming more real now . Let's go back to the scaring in those mazes. You must try them! Now let's go see how the scares work! Hey get your scream on ! read more

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THE BEST PART: No waiting in lines that are hours long, no sweating because it is all completely indoors near Area 15. Pure comfort inside, with no extended standing and with cold air conditioning inside. Zero pain here, so much nicer and comfortable. I LOVED the haunted mazes/houses and the shows and dances by Scareactors, such an extremely cool artsy vibe. Pure art. The only suggestion is that they have even more going on in the open areas to watch between going through the mazes/houses. I didn't want to leave. The mazes/houses are EXTRAORDINARY!!!!! The special effects were incredible, things floating in the air, hidden mirrors, it was surreal, a million times better than the ones I've experienced at Universal Orlando. The corn mazes are always my favorite. I loved the corn maze at Islands of Adventure back in 2003. This one at Universal Horror Unleashed had things floating in the air and it was surreal, optical illusions. COOL! At times at Universal Horror Unleashed it felt like I had walked into a real scene in a movie, and was a participant in pure theater. It wasn't just jump scares, it was mostly art, a real scene, completely immersive, but no one touched me. These mazes/houses are elevated, the best. Frankenstein was dark & ALIVE! ALIVE!!!!! I RAN! They didn't have a poop toilet smell from a French perfume company the way that Universal Orlando sometimes has had in some of their mazes/houses over the decades. The food was tasty & it also looked good, whimsical eye candy. The place is really creative. Everyone was extremely friendly and talkative. Drinks were good. I enjoyed myself thoroughly. They even had alcohol free drinks that were sophisticated. One had marshmallow fluff. I love this place!!! read more

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I think we can safely say at this point that if Haunted Houses are your jam, Universal Horror Unleashed will treat you good. Vegas has what feels like a good amount of haunted attractions for adults and kids during Halloween season, to say nothing of the fine selection of horror themed escape rooms too, but what an excellent addition to the Area 15 grounds. The parking garage was located across the street from the venue, I was charged $10 through the text message method. What I love is the themed bar. You do need to pay for entry I don't want to spoil anything but exorcism was my favorite. Me and party freaked each other out because the actors don't touch you, but we felt hands glide across ours and it had to be us doing it to each other and freaking ourselves out. With the BTS concert coming up in 2026, would be cool to see this place participating in welcoming them and their fans to this experience in some kind of Run BTS challenge. read more

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My first time visiting this establishment as I've heard nothing but good things about it far and wide. It's definitely inviting. The employees and character actors did a wonderful job interacting. The decor was not only amusing and horrifying especially when the unexpected happens as soon as you walk in. Everything for sale is a bit pricey from entry to the bar to the restaurants and gift shop. I do like that were a multitude of bars and a restaurant and snack shop. Best of all they do give local and military discounts. read more

Absolute must see Las Vegas attraction. 4 Amazing Haunted Houses, Great scare actors. Various shows apart from the Haunted Houses. So many awesome photos ops. Great food & drink. Family friendly, So kids will have a great time. Perfect Date Night. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!!! read more

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If you're trying to go inside a huge immersive reality please this is your spot! I have to admit the drinks were not balanced, and the bar service was not the best but maybe they had an off day. There are four scary haunted houses inside plus characters roaming the place Dracula and his bride where lobbying around at the entrance of the center bar, there is a lot of different choices, but all very scary. The food was really great. We really loved the tuna cones and the truffle Aaron Cheney couldn't stop going back for more. This is definitely a place you wanna take a look at if you're looking to book a group event where they do, Purdue affordable, drink packages along with tasty food and an immersive experience. read more

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I was in Las Vegas about a year ago, and would probably have delayed my next visit, were it not for excitement about the new Universal Horror attraction. I got into the city on Friday and had a reserved ticket for 4pm Saturday. Arrived at Area15 a little early, walked around, checked out the displays they've got outside. And then promptly at 4, they began letting people into the attraction. The setup is: there's a general common area, with a couple bars, and actors wander around dressed up in gruesome outfits, take pictures with you, give you a hard time (obviously jokingly) and just overall act like spooky maniacs. There's an entertaining show they put on with some music and oddball humor. And also a full restaurant. The place was not super crowded on this particular day. I'd imagine at nighttime it picks up, but my friend and I were looking to hit the venue up during a less popular time, and I think 4 o'clock, right when they opened, was perfect. We weren't waiting around long to get into any of the haunted houses, and the staff did a good job of keeping groups separated, so that we really didn't end up colliding with the guests in front of us or behind. The Universal Monsters house wasn't ready just yet when we arrived, so we skipped to Texas Chainsaw Massacre--and let me tell you, if you're a fan of that movie (and who isn't?) you'll love the attention to detail in this exhibit. It's startling too! I actually got myself on camera screaming as Leatherface popped out at me. That's another thing worth noting: staff allows, and even encourages, photography and videography in the exhibits, as long as you aren't using flash. I did the Scarecrow house next, and that was fun, got some good jumps there. By that time, Universal Monsters was ready to go. And again, if you're a fan of these movies, you will absolutely love the haunted house. Each of the classic Monsters gets their own section, and it's just really, really cool. My favorite was probably the Frankenstein monster creation, with the mad doc shouting his famous line, "It's alive! Alive!" The Exorcist: Believer house was also cool. I don't remember that movie particularly well, so some of the details didn't connect with me--but the second half of the attraction calls back to the original movie and is stunning. I loved the recreation of the staircase leading up to Regan's room. My friend and I had a drink at one bar, got a collectible cup, had a drink at one of the other bars. Talked with some of the actors (who stay in character), posed for some fun photos, and just in general enjoyed the atmosphere. Next time I visit, I'll do the pass where you can go through the exhibits multiple times. Most places I wouldn't even consider that, but after doing all four of the houses, I could definitely have gone through again, especially the Texas Chainsaw one. Leatherfaaaaaaace! read more

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First time here. So putting in the address directed me to the front of AREA15 not the actual venue which is located on the opposite side across from the back of AREA 15! The maps lead me not the correct way.. I mean the walks about 5 mins.. but would prefer to park in the outdoor lot by the venue. Locals do get free parking with valid ID and license plates! I do not like horror at all lol , but I went to a networking event. I did some of the mazes and honestly a lot of jump scares and pop ups but pretty fun!! No one is allowed to lay hands on you or anything so you're safe on that!! Some live entertainment too which was cool and got called up on stage ! A lot of characters will be around the venue! read more

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Last night was a thrill like no other! If you need the edge of something spooky before HHN then this is definitely for you. My friend Matt got us into the event. Right now they're only open Thursday to Sunday from 4-12 I believe. The events tickets for us were $52 per person. The one time only tickets are good for stopping in the 4 houses only once. They've got a sit down restaurant and three bars at the moment. At the sit down restaurant we sat at the bar. My friend got the crows nest and he vegan chocolate cake I had some prosecco. The food was delicious my friend Matt told me. The only thing is the wait time for our food was very long. We tried ordering the pop corn chicken and we were told it was 86'd. The house inside are Monsters, Exorcist Believer, Scarecrow, and Chainsaw. My favorite house was Monsters of course. I feel like it was the longest and had good jump scares. My friend Matt said the Scarecrow house was his favorite. Let's talk about the scare actors roaming around was such a pleasure to see. The Grabber gentleman was very good. The show with Jack was good too; we only caught the end of it. The gentleman juggling in the beginning of the evening was amazing too; very witty. However the vampire girl flying around the main room overlooking the crowds was a hi-light of the evening; such a cool stunt! The merchandise here is strictly for here. I got a Birds shirt! They've got house merchandise along with Chucky stuff. 100/100 Loved the experience read more

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Absolute terrible customer service. This place is so overrated and so expensive. Do not recommend

Easily one of the best Las Vegas attractions I've ever had a pleasure of experiencing. I loved all four horrifyingly fun mazes equally. With me leaning a little bit towards the exorcist being my most favorite for the simple fact that the movie is one of my top fave horror films of all time. The mazes have excellent production value. They were fun and frightening with jump scares around every corner. But not oversaturated with too many so much so to the point where you can predict/expect them to happen. It was the right amount of horror and the right amount of fun and I had an absolute blast. read more

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Out of all the experiences I had in Vegas, this one wasn't worth the dollars. For one thing, they take the no outside food and drinks policy so seriously that not only couldn't I bring a water bottle in, but not even a single apple. The primary reason for the apple was hydration and health related, making sure my energy levels didn't crash. This is especially frustrating when so many of the food and drink options, including water, are triple the price compared to other options in Area 15. In addition, there is heavier security at UHU, not only a higher number per square foot than at HHN Hollywood, but seemingly more than at the Flamingo Casino. So much so that they appeared to outnumber the floor scare actors 12 to 1, and there were at least one or two scare actors active per zone when I was there in the early evening. Though I am aware of the number of security guards who work the metal detectors, are stationed near the exits, monitor the security room, and make patrols, the fact that security guards seemed to outnumber scare actors in such close proximity was culture shock to me. There are currently four mazes at UHU: Scarecrow: The Reaping, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Exorcist: Believer, and Universal Monsters. Out of all the mazes, The Exorcist: Believer was the most immersive, rewarding, and enjoyable. However, unlike HHN Hollywood, where you can buy a General Admission ticket and go through a maze again and again as long as you are willing to wait, you have to purchase the Unlimited Access ticket, almost a hundred dollars before taxes, just to have that option. The mazes average about four to five minutes in length, meaning it would take between 16 and 20 minutes total to experience all four. There are performances at UHU, but the show featuring Jack the Clown and Chance, called *Conversations with Chaos* at the Premiere House, requires you to secure a table and purchase a drink before the doors close. I wasn't able to see the show and could only hear the voices through the walls. I didn't purchase any food or alcohol at UHU, only a sparkling water to hydrate myself, which cost nearly nine dollars for a single can. After about 70 minutes, I was pretty much done. Compared to other horror or haunt options available during this time, such as watching *Obsession* at the local cinema, purchasing the three day pass for Midsummer Scream, or even attending Horror Nights in Hollywood or Orlando, Universal Horror Unleashed is a pass for me in its current form. Unless they introduce an annual membership pass for frequent visitors with discounts or expand the attraction to include a fifth or sixth maze experience, it is difficult to justify returning. read more

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I just went last night and I just keep telling everyone about what a great time we had! Yes, it is just 4 mazes and 1 show and I wish there were more, but the ones that are there: universal monsters, Texas chainsaw massacre, scarecrows, and the exorcist, are so well done and amazing. As a disappointed long time attended of horror nights in Hollywood, I really appreciated the time they take to space out the parties so you really get all the scares and get to appreciate the set. All the scare actor characters I got to interact with were so much fun!!! The desserts at the Demented Circus was really good! I can't wait to go again!! read more

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Universal Horror Unleashed was so much fun, I was jumping, and running at every turn. The costumes, decorations, actors, and hospitality was unmatched. I appreciated that each haunted area wasn't extremely far apart, (Since I have a lot of pain walking.) and the lines weren't astronomically long. I am definitely looking forward to revisiting, and bringing friends, and family with me. read more

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Omg a time was had last night!! Went with my friend to celebrate her birthday and we had so much fun!! Universal did such a great job with this! Because the season they did have some extra stuff for feaster grievings which was cool! We did all the houses and watched all the side shows and scare actors were great! They also currently had some memorabilia from black phone ...only negative is the grabber wasnt there other than that we had a really fun night. read more

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It was literally on my bucket list to go to Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights. So when I heard about universal horror unleashed in Las Vegas, I totally had to go. I feel like my bucket list has been satisfied. There were four different mazes and I absolutely loved every single one!!! honestly I went into the experience being worried that I would get too scared. It turned out I wasn't scared enough. Lol!! so my only feedback would be to turn up the scary factor!!! perhaps make things a little bit more unpredictable but I still have to give five full stars because it was an absolute blast read more

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On the update about one of the horror house Scare Crow, near the exit watch out for corn decoration that's hanging. It hit my left eye ball really hard twice in a row. I didn't get bruised but it didn't feel safe for youngsters. read more

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This place is a great time and full of well thought out terrifying attractions. In addition to the haunted mazes, you will find great live entertainment periodically throughout the venue. This is definitely a top notch spot for a cocktail and plenty of things for the eyes to see. There is something going on everywhere. Highly recommended. read more

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Was dying to try this place, finally got a couple people to go with me. Bought our passes ahead of time, 1 visit per house. I didn't really know what to expect but it wasn't this. There is so much more than just haunted houses going on. We saw the Krampus show, they had a talent competition with a Joker/ Harley Quinn feel to it, and a juggling comedian in the 2 hrs we were there. There is at least 2 restaurants and several bars inside as well. I was amazed by everything going on. Characters walking around, a vampire up high on a pedestal that flew between a couple of them. I was really impressed by the quantity of stuff they had in addition to the haunted houses The houses themselves are good. Maybe we went too fast but seemed like they lasted 5 mins each. Not very long. If you tried to slow down and look at stuff they hurried you along. We did 2 houses then had a couple drinks at the Boiler bar, then did the last 2 All had their moments but rate them 1exorcist, 2 scarecrow, 3 Texas chainsaw Massacre 4 Monsters Was really fun and I'd definitely do it again read more

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The only haunted house that I've ever gone to, was one of my neighbors when their garage was decorated for Halloween. When my daughter had asked to go to Universal Horror Unleashed a few days before Halloween, my stomach was doing somersaults. I wasn't sure if I was going to be able to do it! I decided to look online for tickets a few days before Halloween. It was expensive. I ended up buying [4] tickets for a Thursday evening. There was a parking garage near Area15 that was free to park at. It was just a short walk over to Universal Horror Unleashed. When we arrived, I showed the tickets that I had purchased on my phone. There was a security check before you could go inside Universal Horror Unleashed. When I walked inside, I was in awe at how amazing it looked inside. The décor, costumes and the whole theme of the place was so unique. It truly was an immersive experience. There are [4] fully themed haunted houses in the experience. Universal Monsters: This house has you traverse the crypts alongside Frankenstein, Dracula, and other classic monsters like The Mummy! This one was my favorite haunted house, especially since I just got to visit Epic Universe about a month ago and got to see the Dark Universe themed land! There was a lot of actors in this area and the costumes were so memorable. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: This takes you through the grim, rotting farmhouse where Leatherface lurks Scarecrow: The Reaping. This was my daughter's favorite. If you've gone to Universal's Halloween Horror Nights, this one is very familiar to those events. You walk through eerie cornfields haunted by twisted scarecrows. The Exorcist: Believer (based on the movies). I didn't particularly enjoy this one, but if you're a fan of the movies, you'll like this experience. Rather than rushing guests through in large groups, the experience does space out parties, making moments more intense when the actors perform. There are also moments that align with the themed story like in the Universal Monsters and when Frankenstein comes alive! It was pretty cool to watch! We were able to get through all of the experiences within an hour and ended up eating at the Premier House afterwards. The food was fantastic at the restaurant and we were able to watch both of the live entertainment shows. The restaurant's side walls would go up as the shows were performed, and then went back down. It was pretty cool. My family and I enjoyed our experience at the restaurant. There was plenty of photo opportunities too! There was a Megan Photo Op and an actor from The Black Phone movie series. Unfortunately, you can't take any leftovers home, but luckily we managed to eat everything! While enjoying our meal, we watched trailers from the Blumhouse movie studio. The experiences typically run Thursday through Monday from 2:00 P.M to 10:00 P.M, with the venue closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Tickets start at around $69.00 for general admission with a locals discount available. There is an unlimited admission pass that is offered around $99.00. This is a great experience and a must see for horror fans visiting Las Vegas. There is so much to do from the haunted houses, entertainment shows, and the food! Visiting on certain days can be a bit cheaper, so be sure to check the website for current pricing and availability! read more

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This place was super fun and also terrifying but in a way you would enjoy. I love we didn't have to wait until Halloween to get a good scare. Place is huge and they at the moment have 4 haunted houses and they were all equally so good and worth the money to visit! read more

Universal Horror Unleashed - Haunted Houses Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Food? Overpriced but it hits less hard because this is the norm in lots of Vegas. But the ambience, the decor, and the haunts? Exceptional. I have seen the Texas Chainsaw Massacre multiple times, been and stayed at the cabins at the site of the Gas Station in the film. Everything in the TCM haunt was near perfect. I loved it. Everything else was terrific too. The scare actors were great. As many of the attractions run on a schedule accessible via QR code, it might be better to physically post the schedules as service inside is spotty I know Yelp doesn't like comparisons but this one helps a lot. Attending actual Universal Halloween Horror Nights is a full evening less because of the number of attractions and more because of how long you wait in line. The experience at Universal Horror Unleashed is superior to that because the wait times are substantially abbreviated. I loved this. My kids loved it to. read more

Universal Horror Unleashed - Stained glass in Universal Monsters house - Haunted Houses Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Halloween all year how great is that! What a fun way to spend your evening, getting scared and loving it. The parking garage on every floor the elevator doors are all painted differently, which is fun and helped you remember where you're parked. Area 15 has some great murals painted all over the place great artist in Las Vegas. Lots of different photo options again adding to some fun memories of your night out. Now inside the universal horror unleashed you'll find that there are at least three different bars with some great signature drinks, a restaurant to fill your bellies with some great dishes and then a stage area that they do a nightly performances, the decor and props are amazing along with some of the characters you'll see roaming around to greet you...then step into fright night of four different scare rooms, highly suggest you go to the restroom before entering any of them so you don't have a little accident when you get scared.!!! When you are leaving you'll exit through the gift shop so you have a chance to buy some souvenirs from all the scary events and then some. So bring your family and friends get your scare on! read more

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would i go again? yeah! 8/10 came here for a yelp event and was so excited to check it out - especially since i've never been to a haunted house before! it was a good time! there are four different haunted houses, each with its own unique theme. a couple of them felt more focused on the storyline than being truly scary, but they were still fun to walk through! there are also a few bars throughout the venue offering specialty cocktails, which run about $15-$20 each. although i do have to say, they bartenders worked pretty slow. it could be the intricacy of the cocktails but it felt like there was no sense of urgency & we did wait about 10-20 minutes at least twice for drinks. read more

Universal Horror Unleashed - Haunted Houses Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Joined a private Yelp event for this experience. I am not one that loves to be scared voluntarily, but I must admit - this was a FUN time. Great date night. The actors are amazing at their jobs and very creepy. Love all the photo opportunities (no flash). If you're a drinker, there are plenty of bar options. Food was okie dokie. I loved the chocolate mouse cake. read more

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Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Scarecrow: The Reaping were definitely the scariest for me--they had the most jump scares and felt way more intense and immersive. I was literally on edge the whole time and kept getting anxiety lmao . The Monsters was more of that classic, nostalgic Halloween feel with all the iconic characters, which I really appreciated. It wasn't as scary, but still super fun to walk through and take in all the details. read more

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First I have to mention that I was able to attend the YELP event tonight at universal horror tonight, and as every YELP event is this was phenomenal. Tastings from the available food choices including elotes, sticky bbq chicken lollipops, carne asada tacos, fruit kabobs, and the richest chocolate mousse cake. The food made available, all the tasting were so good, perhaps the chicken lollipops weren't the easiest to eat as a walk around bite, but the flavor was there. Drinks were available, skip the first bar to the left, with the clown theme, the service was very slow, walk farther back and you will find another bar. All of the haunted houses were worth the time, longest walk through with line was 12 minutes. The details and actors are great. Jump scares galore and if you are really lucky you will pair up with some strangers and end up going through the wrong door. This is one of those places you question the cost of, I get it, it isn't cheap, but I promise if you go you will have plenty of memories to look back on for years to come and that is the goal of life. Don't miss the stage shows!! read more

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If I could give 10 stars, I would. Universal Horror Unleashed was my absolute favorite experience I've ever had as a Vegas local. First, I appreciate the fact that they have TSA level security to get in. It makes you feel incredibly safe. The scare actors are absolutely phenomenal!! They're all walking around and engaging with you and wanting to take pictures with you and try to scare you! I absolutely loved all of the mazes. My favorites were the universal monsters and scarecrow the reaping. I think all of the set design was done so authentic and detailed the entire time I was blown away by how much work was put into the mazes. And the attention to detail on all of the actors and how well they performed in all of the mazes. I really love the fact that they made it easy and accessible for anyone. The entire place is massive, and I love the fact that there are multiple areas for food and beverage. We went to the Premiere House for dinner and it was amazing! I absolutely love the food. We got one of the flatbreads, I think it was their green goddess salad or something I forget, but it was so good and then we got the death by chocolate desserts. I would say the only thing that I didn't like so much was the espresso martini, mocktail's didn't really taste like anything. But I also love the fact that while you're in the restaurant, they have actors come in and they have like little things here and there like the phone booth and then the phone would start ringing. I also really love that we had a view of the stage with the live entertainment that they have from outside the restaurant and it was so fun to watch. The prices at the restaurant were very reasonable. I really loved that it was affordable, especially with how much you pay to get in. The only thing I wish was that they had a set local price like all of the other attractions at Area 15 that did not fluctuate and was reasonable instead of it changing every day. I definitely paid way more money because I went on a Saturday then I would have if I went on a weekday and I don't like that on the website the prices are constantly changing and if you don't buy it before a certain date, the price goes up. I feel like they would get way more people in the door from a locals perspective if they had a local set price and then if they want to have fluctuating prices for tourists then that's fine. lol I would also love nothing more in this world for them to have a season pass because I absolutely loved it!! I wanna go again and again I just don't like the price being so high. And then the only other thing I didn't really like, but I understand them being part of Universal Studios was the photographers that would take your photo when you walk in and while you're going around and then they give you a card to hold onto to scan and then you would have to pay for it after if you wanted them for digital copies. Like I'm not the biggest fan of that in general when experiences do that, because if you're not even doing a print out copy and it's just digital when you can take photos with your own phone what's the purpose? Like if it was a free perk with your ticket, it could realistically be a really great way for marketing without really actually having to put too much work into it. But I absolutely loved Horror Unleashed I will 100% be going back in the future! But please make a season pass for locals I would go all the time! read more

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I was so excited to come to this year-round horror attraction in Vegas because I enjoy Universal Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood so much every year. Unfortunately, this did not live up to my expectations and isn't as good/scary/entertaining as Horror Nights. Now, I did go as soon as it opened at 2 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day so maybe it was an off day--although there were plenty of people already lined up to go in when I arrived at around 1:45 p.m. The check-in/entry process was disorganized, as some people didn't have tickets and needed to go to the box office and others had purchased advance tickets but it was just one line for both. The person scanning QR codes at the front of the line was MIA for a while, so we didn't get in right at 2. And when it was my turn in line, the QR code I accessed from my reminder email (which linked to the website to access mobile tickets) didn't work--so the staffer disappeared for a while and then came back to tell me it still wasn't going to work. Fortunately in the meantime I'd found my original purchase email with the QR code embedded in it, so that finally worked. I don't think I really understood the "theme" of the entire attraction--it's maybe an old abandoned haunted prop house from old Universal Pictures? There was an announcement/overhead narration while we were lining up to go through the metal detectors but it was hard to hear/figure out what it was saying. As soon as I got my QR code scanned, I made a beeline to the Universal Monsters house--and a staffer informed me it would not be opening until 3 p.m. It seemed strange that not all the houses were open at the beginning, and then she pointed me to a QR code to get the day's schedule of houses. Unfortunately, it was so dark in there, my phone couldn't detect the QR code and you're not allowed to use flash, so that was useless. That same person also announced, "As a reminder, there will be no Krampus today." But no communication before that ever said that Krampus would NOT be there, and Krampus was a MAJOR draw for me. When I expressed my disappointment and asked what happened, she made a flippant comment about Krampus being busy punishing children. Not cool. Apologize if you're going to overpromise and underdeliver. Overall, the production value of the sets was good--particularly The Exorcist, which was really intricate, and especially Scarecrow, which was really immersive. The Scarecrow house was the only one where the jump scares got me and I felt like it was actually scary. The rest of the houses were sparse with scare actors and most of the jump scares were pretty predictable and seemed to be scheduled like clockwork. I did think the quality of the scare actors they had was good--I really appreciated how they posed for the camera and really got in my face so I could get a good look at them. One thing they do here that they don't do at Horror Nights is space out the groups of people with a timer. While that's good because it's less crowded and the scares don't get "spoiled" by the people in front of you screaming, it also means you have to wait at every house even when it's not busy. (They're also scanning QR codes at every house entrance, because one ticket type allows you into each house once, and another ticket type allows unlimited access. So they keep track of your visits.) The controlled entry also means the general energy is lower and the fear factor is kind of muted. Plus, with the scare actors on a particular schedule with audio and light cues, you have to walk at just the right pace to catch them or you don't see any action the whole time. (The Universal Monsters timing was WAY off during my visit and I had to practically beg the Creature/Gill Man to make an appearance.) Overall I spent about an hour and a half in there without getting food/beverages and watching the circus act for a couple of minutes, hitting the restroom, and shopping in the gift shop. read more

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Such a neat experience! I believe they have about 4 or 5 haunted houses! Each one themed super well! Love the actor interaction! It definitely made me scream! I enjoyed the scarecrow and the monster haunted houses and I really wanted to do the other two but I'm a scary cat and couldn't! But it's worth it! Highly recommended it! I forgot to mention that they are opened all year! Hours of operation Thursday - Monday 2 - 10 PM Tuesday, Wednesday Closed read more

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Had a monstrously fantastic time here!!! All the decor, effects, costumes were meticulous and detailed. I went with a giant group and each haunted house could split into group of 6. I like how they separate and time each group so that you can actually experience the scares. They also have actors roaming inside the building as well. There are different bars and eats so you can just chill inside and hang out. We ate at Premier House Restaurant which had movie themes inside and a Megan actress dancing as a small show where you can take a photo with her. The food was delicious and horror themed. My favorite was the Texas chainsaw flatbread that was shaped like a chainsaw. The desserts were soooo yummy and rich. Go for the death by chocolate dish and Queen's kiss and share these because it's super rich. Parking garage zone 2 right near universal horror is free parking and has EV chargers. The exterior of Universal is decorated with astronaut wall murals. There's a cool carousel at the entrance also with a future dollskill store coming soon, that I can't wait for it to open since I usually just order online. Overall the whole area is so unique and fun!!! read more

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The place is a nice decent sized venue of what could've been great for now. It's OK for instance Texas chainsaw, massacre, and universal horror nights the name itself when I think of that name or brand I expect at least those actual chainsaws that they use from universal horror nights, but with this one it's a pre-recorded chainsaw and seems to be almost like a rubber material chainsaw. I miss the smell of that gas and the actual motor roaring while being chased by leather face I don't know something about this place is just missing that. Final touch not to mention some of the mazes are not dark enough for a jump scare. I do believe there's a potential just not at this moment and for the price point that's like actually paying for the main horror nights in LA with just a quarter of the maze. read more