Pleasant experience if you just wanna spend some times around artifacts and other oddities. Unfortunately due to heavy rotation between tours, you really don't have much time to hover and take a good look at some of the most intriguing/fascinating items.
The lack of lights can be sometimes also disturbing in big contrast with other areas where you are totally overwhelmed by sounds and strobes!
The basement looks very interesting but it's almost in the dark and you can miss some artifacts (such as Bela Lugosi's Mirror).
The tour guides were pretty good and added a note of "macabre" even if sometimes their own voice can be overlapped by the actual recordings and other sound effects. Would be good to think about having them carry a portable speaker but it could certainly interfere with Zak's equipment that is monitoring the place.
The massive use of different odors was sometimes overwhelming, was it voluntary!? As a way to disturb one's senses!? I honestly don't know the answer!
John Shaw's part was pretty good especially with the innovative way of using a power drill!!
Peggy the (in)famous doll didn't disappoint and delivered two responses 1)addressed to Kaycee the guide and 2) "Hi" back to my Wife who just said hello to her!
All in all, The Haunted Museum is definitely a must have for all GAC fans that have the occasion to come to Las Vegas!
Would be also a good opportunity to set a night investigation events open to small group of dedicated individuals without all the "shenanigans".
Richard Miller
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April 17, 2022
This is interesting. It is a live version of Ghost Adventures. The guides are fun and there are many items to look at in each room. It's half haunted and half serial killer. They offer a basic tour or an enhanced tour which offers six more rooms and a free shirt for an extra price which turns out to be a little less then to the price of a shirt. If you are planning on getting a shirt then sure, go for it. But if not, then it's not worth an extra $33. It's definitely a place to go if you like the supernatural.
Art Dove
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September 11, 2022
It is definitely a must see if you are into paranormal places. He has acquired a lot of different artifacts and interesting items. The fact that the museum itself has a dark history adds to the atmosphere. It is worth noting that you aren't allowed to photograph during the 2 hour long guided tour. Overall, it was worth seeing if you are in the area.
Greg Workman
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October 26, 2022
**Update!!!! So could be pure coincidence but I went to the museum on Thursday 10/20 while there I felt a tug on my shorts. I'm sure in the surveillance video you can see me react. Well on Sat 10/22 the music festival i wanted to go was canceled and I had to be taken to the emergency room and On Mon 10/24 I was involved in a car accident! Wednesday 10/25 my flight was canceled. Now I know it could all be coincidence but I've never had a string of bad luck like this ever! I still recommend the museum but be careful and don't look the doll in the eyes!
Absolutely the coolest thing I did in Vegas!!!!!! I recommend the RIP pass! If I ever come back I will do this again but the flash light tour edition! It's expensive but I promise you it is so worth it soooo cool! The exhibits are awesome and the guides are great!!! I can't rave about this place enough thank you Zak!!!!!
Penny Dreadful
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October 04, 2022
Pretty cool museum. I've wanted to go for a while, and was excited to finally visit. We paid for the upgraded RIP PASS to see five extra rooms, and I'm not sure it was worth it for getting a t shirt. The 5 extra rooms were okay. Nothing amazing. Kind of wish they had other options since I'm not really a t shirt person so it's going to just sit in my drawer. A tank top would have been better for me, or some other souvenir.
I enjoyed the artifacts and haunted\cursed items, especially the true crime sections, but I never really felt creeped out or scared (except for the jump scares delivered in the circus rooms). But then I'm not easily scared or spooked. I like the supernatural and I find it intriguing, but it doesn't scare me at all. I think the flashlight tour would have been more creepy for me, if at all. A woman in our tour group had to sit down repeatedly and leave the room several times, but I attribute that to standing for long periods of time in small stuffy hot rooms crammed with people, smoke machines, lights and sounds rather than supernatural influence.
They make you turn your phone off, which is kind of a bummer because at the end of the 2 hour tour I had thirty texts from my family trying to plan dinner and wondering where the heck I was for so long.
There are some really cool things to look at, but I felt rushed through the rooms sometimes, and unable to read or absorb everything I wanted to. There are several other tours going on simultaneously so they have to keep you moving along.
Overall cool and fun experience, interesting items. Not scary, for me anyways, but it would freak a lot of people out, so if you're sensitive and like being scared, this is your opportunity.
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Pleasant experience if you just wanna spend some times around artifacts and other oddities. Unfortunately due to heavy rotation between tours, you really don't have much time to hover and take a good look at some of the most intriguing/fascinating items. The lack of lights can be sometimes also disturbing in big contrast with other areas where you are totally overwhelmed by sounds and strobes! The basement looks very interesting but it's almost in the dark and you can miss some artifacts (such as Bela Lugosi's Mirror). The tour guides were pretty good and added a note of "macabre" even if sometimes their own voice can be overlapped by the actual recordings and other sound effects. Would be good to think about having them carry a portable speaker but it could certainly interfere with Zak's equipment that is monitoring the place. The massive use of different odors was sometimes overwhelming, was it voluntary!? As a way to disturb one's senses!? I honestly don't know the answer! John Shaw's part was pretty good especially with the innovative way of using a power drill!! Peggy the (in)famous doll didn't disappoint and delivered two responses 1)addressed to Kaycee the guide and 2) "Hi" back to my Wife who just said hello to her! All in all, The Haunted Museum is definitely a must have for all GAC fans that have the occasion to come to Las Vegas! Would be also a good opportunity to set a night investigation events open to small group of dedicated individuals without all the "shenanigans".
This is interesting. It is a live version of Ghost Adventures. The guides are fun and there are many items to look at in each room. It's half haunted and half serial killer. They offer a basic tour or an enhanced tour which offers six more rooms and a free shirt for an extra price which turns out to be a little less then to the price of a shirt. If you are planning on getting a shirt then sure, go for it. But if not, then it's not worth an extra $33. It's definitely a place to go if you like the supernatural.
It is definitely a must see if you are into paranormal places. He has acquired a lot of different artifacts and interesting items. The fact that the museum itself has a dark history adds to the atmosphere. It is worth noting that you aren't allowed to photograph during the 2 hour long guided tour. Overall, it was worth seeing if you are in the area.
**Update!!!! So could be pure coincidence but I went to the museum on Thursday 10/20 while there I felt a tug on my shorts. I'm sure in the surveillance video you can see me react. Well on Sat 10/22 the music festival i wanted to go was canceled and I had to be taken to the emergency room and On Mon 10/24 I was involved in a car accident! Wednesday 10/25 my flight was canceled. Now I know it could all be coincidence but I've never had a string of bad luck like this ever! I still recommend the museum but be careful and don't look the doll in the eyes! Absolutely the coolest thing I did in Vegas!!!!!! I recommend the RIP pass! If I ever come back I will do this again but the flash light tour edition! It's expensive but I promise you it is so worth it soooo cool! The exhibits are awesome and the guides are great!!! I can't rave about this place enough thank you Zak!!!!!
Pretty cool museum. I've wanted to go for a while, and was excited to finally visit. We paid for the upgraded RIP PASS to see five extra rooms, and I'm not sure it was worth it for getting a t shirt. The 5 extra rooms were okay. Nothing amazing. Kind of wish they had other options since I'm not really a t shirt person so it's going to just sit in my drawer. A tank top would have been better for me, or some other souvenir. I enjoyed the artifacts and haunted\cursed items, especially the true crime sections, but I never really felt creeped out or scared (except for the jump scares delivered in the circus rooms). But then I'm not easily scared or spooked. I like the supernatural and I find it intriguing, but it doesn't scare me at all. I think the flashlight tour would have been more creepy for me, if at all. A woman in our tour group had to sit down repeatedly and leave the room several times, but I attribute that to standing for long periods of time in small stuffy hot rooms crammed with people, smoke machines, lights and sounds rather than supernatural influence. They make you turn your phone off, which is kind of a bummer because at the end of the 2 hour tour I had thirty texts from my family trying to plan dinner and wondering where the heck I was for so long. There are some really cool things to look at, but I felt rushed through the rooms sometimes, and unable to read or absorb everything I wanted to. There are several other tours going on simultaneously so they have to keep you moving along. Overall cool and fun experience, interesting items. Not scary, for me anyways, but it would freak a lot of people out, so if you're sensitive and like being scared, this is your opportunity.