Halloween in Vegas by Party Bus: Sign Photos, Then the Club

Halloween 2026 falls on Saturday, October 31, so the costumes come out all weekend. If your group is spending it in Las Vegas, the hard part isn't picking a costume. It's getting everyone, in costume, from the hotel to the photos to the club without losing anyone along the way. Here's how we'd plan it, based on what our chauffeurs actually see on Halloween rides.

Where Halloween groups really go

We asked our team what costume groups do on Halloween. The answer was simple:

Plenty of groups do both. Our team says most pre-game groups start at a liquor store, stop at the Vegas sign for pictures and end up at a nightclub. That route works especially well on Halloween, because the costumes look best in photos before a long night of dancing.

The Halloween route: liquor store, sign, club

1. Pickup. We pick up at your hotel, Airbnb or home. Pick one meeting spot so the whole group boards at once.
2. Liquor store stop. Our Pre-Game package includes it. Guests 21 and over can drink on the bus. See where groups stock up near the Strip.
3. Costume photos at the Vegas sign. Add the Las Vegas Sign stop at checkout. It adds 30 minutes to your ride.
4. Strip cruise. LED lights on, your own playlist on the premium sound system with Bluetooth capabilities, the Strip out the window. A dance pole and karaoke are optional add-ons.
5. Club drop-off. We drop the group at the door together.

The Pre-Game is one hour from pickup and is $240 at checkout for up to 13 guests; the price depends on group size. Checkout shows your exact price before you pay. That link opens checkout with the sign stop already added.

Getting costume photos at the sign

• Go after dark. The sign is lit up at night, which makes the classic shot even better with costumes.
• Have your poses ready. There's often a line of people waiting for a photo in front of the sign. Know your group pose and have a phone out so the shot goes fast.
• Take your own photos. Clark County told FOX5 in October 2026 that the sign is on public property, free to visit, and that visitors can take their own photos at no cost with "no requirement or expectation to tip anyone."
• Skip the parking lot. The lot at the sign is small and fills up. On the bus, your chauffeur drops you off and picks you up.

Omnia or TAO on Halloween weekend

These are the two clubs our team named. Here's what their official sites show as of October 27, 2026. Lineups and times can change, so check before you buy tickets.

Omnia Nightclub at Caesars Palace

Omnia is inside Caesars Palace and is known for its kinetic chandelier. Its official event calendar lists Halloween Weekend nights, including Tiësto on Friday, Oct. 30 and Martin Garrix with Justin Mylo on Saturday, Oct. 31.

TAO Nightclub at The Venetian

TAO is inside The Venetian and lists its hours as Thursday through Sunday from 10:30 PM. Its calendar runs Halloween Weekend from Thursday, Oct. 29 through Sunday, Nov. 1, with Justin Credible on Saturday, Oct. 31. Want to compete? TAO's calendar lists a costume contest on Thursday, Oct. 29, and its Halloween page says registration is on site at Monk Bar from 10:30 to 11:30 PM.

Both clubs are strict 21+, and everyone needs a valid photo ID. Omnia's FAQ says entry moves faster when everyone in the party is 21+ with valid ID, follows the dress code and arrives before midnight.

Costume rules to know before you leave the hotel

Omnia posts a Halloween Weekend FAQ. Its rules include:

• Costumes or upscale nightlife attire are both allowed. Shirts and shoes are required.
• Masks and face paint are OK, but they must come off for the ID check, and masks can't be worn on the casino floor on the way in or while waiting in line.
• Not allowed: body paint, nudity, pasties or lewd costumes, stilts, toy weapons like plastic swords or guns, and offensive or culturally insensitive costumes.
• Bags get searched. Store props with hotel bell service or use the coat check.

That's Omnia's list. TAO and other clubs set their own rules, so check the club's FAQ if you're headed somewhere else.

Our Halloween planning tips

• Book early. Halloween is on a Saturday this year, so lock in your ride as soon as your plans are set.
• Plan the ride home. Book a return ride at checkout so the group isn't splitting into rideshares in costume at closing time.
• Check ages. Anyone under 21 can't drink on the bus or get into these clubs.
• Ask before the mess. Ask us before you bring confetti or glitter on board.
• Queue the playlist. Connect your phone to the premium sound system with Bluetooth capabilities and line up the Halloween songs.

We're open 24 hours and have been Vegas locals for 20+ years. Book online, send a quote request or call or text 702-605-6028.

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