Las Vegas, NV — Haunted Harvest, the family Halloween event at the Springs Preserve in Las Vegas, sold out every member and non-member time slot on all four of its 2026 nights, October 22 to 25. Tickets were $14 for non-members and sold online only, for a set date and time.
What Is Haunted Harvest?
Haunted Harvest is the Springs Preserve’s yearly Halloween night for families, held outdoors on the preserve’s grounds. Kids go from trick-or-treat station to trick-or-treat station, there’s live entertainment, and costumed ghostly characters lurk in the “Bootanical” Garden. The preserve bills it as a safe, family-friendly event, and minors must come with a guardian.
To get ready, the Springs Preserve and the Nevada State Museum closed at 3 p.m. on all four days, and the preserve’s train didn’t run.
Haunted Harvest 2026 Tickets and Prices
- Non-members: $14, ages 3 and up.
- Value members: $8, ages 3 and up.
- Gold and Platinum Donor members: free for up to 8 guests.
- Children 2 and younger: free.
Entry ran from 6 to 8:30 p.m., and members could also enter at 4 p.m. in limited numbers. Every guest needed a ticket for a set date and entry time, bought online in advance, and all sales were final, with no rescheduling or refunds. By October 24, every member and non-member time slot on all four nights showed sold out, and only the donor-member slots were still open.
How to Get Haunted Harvest Tickets Next Year
The Springs Preserve hasn’t posted dates for 2027. In 2026, tickets were sold online only and every member and non-member time slot sold out, so the time to buy is when the dates go up. Members of the Springs Preserve get discounted or free admission and an early entry slot, the preserve says.
Haunted Harvest Rules and Parking
Parking at the Springs Preserve is free, with overflow parking at Meadows Mall. Full-face masks aren’t allowed for adults 18 and older, every guest goes through a metal detector, and the preserve is cashless, taking debit and credit cards and mobile wallets.
How Haunted Harvest Has Changed Since 2018
When HAN first covered Haunted Harvest in 2018, it ran nine nights in October, from 5 to 9 p.m., at $8 for non-members and $7 for members, with carnival games, a hay maze, a petting zoo and the Boo Town Train. In 2026 it ran four nights, from 6 to 8:30 p.m., at $14 for non-members, and it sold out.
Haunted Harvest FAQ
Is Haunted Harvest scary? It’s a family event, with trick-or-treat stations, live entertainment and costumed characters in the Bootanical Garden, and the preserve calls it safe and family-friendly.
Do kids need tickets? Yes, from age 3. Children 2 and younger get in free, and every guest needs a ticket for a set date and entry time.
Can you buy Haunted Harvest tickets at the door? No. In 2026, tickets were sold online only, in advance.
Where is Haunted Harvest? At the Springs Preserve, 333 South Valley View Blvd. in Las Vegas, with free parking on site and overflow parking at Meadows Mall.
More Halloween in Las Vegas
- At Area15, my Area15 Halloween guide has every October event, from a family rave to the ScAREA15 circus party.
- For grown-ups, a Las Vegas lounge is serving Halloween cocktails in cauldrons and skull glasses.
- For haunts across the country, my list of when haunted houses open in 2026 is sorted by opening date.
For 2027 dates when they’re posted, see the Springs Preserve’s Haunted Harvest page.
