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Fright Ride Las Vegas is Coming This October

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From the creator of Fright Dome and the Official SAW Escape comes Fright Ride, Las Vegas’ largest immersive socially-distanced haunted attraction.

Fright Ride
Fright Ride

Are you brave enough to join the experiment? Test subjects are needed. Take a ride on one of their research transport vehicles and participate in their “fear diagnosis” as you cruise through 75,000 scare-feet of Dr. Craven’s top-secret research lab.

Fright Ride goes from October 1st through October 31st. It’s open Wednesday on select dates, Thursday from 6:30 pm-11 pm, as well as Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 6:30 pm-Midnight. Due to extremely high demand, hours are subject to change. Extended hours are likely on weekends.

Learn about their COVID-19 Safety Measures, here.

About Fright Ride

This October, the creative team behind the critically acclaimed Fright Dome haunted attraction will make its return to Las Vegas with a newly designed Halloween event, Fright Ride, Las Vegas’ largest immersive haunted attraction.

“For more than 15 years Fright Dome called Las Vegas home, being recognized annually as one of the best-haunted attractions in the world,” said Jason Egan. “We had begun planning its resurgence when we saw what was happening around the world with Halloween attractions shutting down due to the pandemic. We knew it was time to bring the team out of retirement to save Halloween and the rapidly dwindling entertainment industry here in the town we love. Fright Ride will bring fans the same level of horror-filled entertainment that they experienced at Fright Dome but in a socially-distanced environment specifically tailored to COVID-19 protocols.” That drive to breathe renewed life into Halloween was shared by Fright Ride co-producers Marcel Correa and Brandon Lea.

Guests arrive at Fright Ride’s elusive “Research Lab” to be test subjects in a fear diagnosis. Participants will board research transport vehicles, in the form of environmentally-friendly electric carts, to traverse the 75,000 square foot venue for their nightmarish journey through “Dr. Craven’s” top secret corridors. What are you afraid of? Face your fears and join the experiment.

To buy tickets and learn more, visit their website. You can also find them on Instagram and Facebook.

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