Halloween in Las Vegas brings so much more than the usual hayrides and candy corn. The city goes all out in October with special dinners, doughnuts decorated with spooky creatures, costume contests and parties, scary drinks, and more. Día de los Muertos brings special dishes as well. Here are 36 ways to celebrate Halloween and Día de los Muertos in Las Vegas and Henderson.
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