Hauntings of The MGM Grand Fire of 1980
The MGM Grand Hotel was one of the earliest luxury mega-hotels on the Strip, costing $106 million. When it opened in 1973, it was the largest hotel in the world. Though the modern-day MGM Grand Hotel and Casino comes to mind when hearing "MGM Grand, ...
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Hotel Apache
Hotel Apache at Binion’s sits near the heart of Glitter Gulch in Downtown Vegas, where the city first took shape. Names like Lester Ben “Benny” Binion, the hotel’s proprietor, are legends in Vegas’ history. Their presence plays a part in t ...
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Westgate Resort and Casino
Westgate Resort and Casino is a hotel, casino, and timeshare resort in Winchester, Nevada. Located close to the northern end of the Las Vegas strip, the historic resort opened its doors to the public in 1969 as the International Hotel. It was also k ...
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The Haunted Museum by Zak Bagans
Known for his love of the paranormal and his truly spine-chilling Travel Channel show, Ghost Adventures, Zak Bagans is the proud curator of 'The Haunted Museum' in Las Vegas. Housing hundreds of supposedly haunted, cursed, and paranormally active ob ...
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A Handful of Haunted Hotels in Nevada
For adventurous travelers, staying a night in one of the many haunted hotels in Nevada is an experience. Nevada doesn’t fall short when it comes to ghostly inns, casinos, and hotels. Below is a list of a few we thought were worth mentioning!Le ...
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Nevada Ghost Towns
Nevada pulls its own weight when it comes to haunted hotspots and ghostly encounters. Something about the wildness of the Nevada desert draws people in. Many come to wonder at it's mystique beauty while others look for remenants of the past. Luckily ...
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Tonopah Cemetery and The Clown Motel
What’s on your top 10 creepiest list – clowns, ghosts, or cemeteries? How about all three at once. Welcome to Tonopah, Nevada. Once a booming mining town, Tonopah has died down due to the typical booms and disasters that most mining towns encoun ...
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The Life, Death and Ghost of Tupac
The Corner of Flamingo and Koval is said to be the site where hip-hop artist Tupac Shakur (or 2Pac) was shot. But, even after the event, there have been conspiracy theories as to whether or not Tupac survived the attack. Some have even gone so far t ...
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Oasis Motel
Las Vegas is known for its many casinos, hotels, motels, and everything in between. But how many of those places are actually haunted? Or better yet, how many hotels or motels have guests that have checked in only to stay put for pretty much all of ...
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La Palazza Mansion
The mob held a tight grip over Las Vegas by the 70s through murder, fear, and intimidation. Overseeing it all was Tony “the ant” Spilotro, a man who was taught how to take sadism to an art form, striking fear into the crime underworld in such a ...
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