Las Vegas' bloodiest brunch has a new address. Haunted Brunch, the horror-comedy show that blends acrobatics, dance and live scares with bottomless mimosas, has moved into The Venue at Masquerade Village inside Rio Hotel & Casino at 3700 W. Flamingo Road, with a Halloween show already on the calendar for Oct. 31.
The production bills itself as Las Vegas' most thrilling horror-comedy brunch show, according to hauntedbrunchshow.com. The roughly 60-minute performance, as Vegas4Locals describes it, brings iconic horror-movie moments to life through acrobatics, comedy, dance and live scares, layered with dark comedy, photo ops with creepy characters, outrageous costumes and those bottomless mimosas. The move marks another new home for the production.
New Home, Familiar Scares
Haunted Brunch is on Rio's entertainment lineup, according to riolasvegas.com. The relocation followed an earlier September launch at the property; per fullhouseofhorrors.com, new shows at Rio began Sept. 5, with Friday, Saturday and Sunday performances at 1:30 p.m. and brunch service and seating starting an hour earlier at 1 p.m. The site notes this is the show's latest address after stints at the Composers Room and Nightmare Cafe; Bold Journey described a planned move to The Magician's Room on the LINQ Promenade starting Dec. 5, 2025.
A special Halloween edition is set for Oct. 31, with showtimes at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., the same Vegas4Locals listing states. That Halloween listing advertises tickets starting at $64 including taxes and fees, though the site does not specify whether that price mirrors the standard show-only ticket.
Behind the Production
Alarid's involvement traces back through the show's earlier iterations. The Las Vegas Review-Journal describes the show as a partnership with Ryan and Devon Alarid. Devon Alarid has separately described herself as the founder and creative producer behind Alarid Productions, the company behind both Haunted Brunch and Punk Rock Brunch, according to boldjourney.com.
Eater Vegas's account of the Nightmare Cafe version describes a one-hour spectacle pairing waffles and avocado toast with dance, comedy, classic horror homages, a few jumpscares and audience interaction.
Tickets, Pricing and Who It's For
At Rio, show-only tickets start at $35.98, with regular brunch, brunch-and-mimosas and VIP seating packages also available, per hauntedbrunchshow.com. Groups of eight or more can request special pricing by emailing [email protected], the same site notes. Tickets are listed at hauntedbrunchshow.com.
The show is pitched toward celebrations of all kinds — Fox5 Vegas describes it as geared toward bachelor and bachelorette parties, birthdays, date outings, corporate gatherings and group events, a framing echoed by hauntedbrunchshow.com's own list of bachelorette parties, birthday celebrations, date nights, bachelor parties, corporate events and group outings. The site also touts the production as a Best of Las Vegas 2025 winner.
Age Guidance Varies by Source
Age Guidance Varies by Source Guidance on who should attend differs depending on where you look. Vegas4Locals says Rio recommends the production for guests age 15 and older and advises younger guests to consider the experience carefully. Hauntedbrunchshow.com, meanwhile, describes the experience as open to all ages, best for horror-loving guests, with parental discretion advised for viewers younger than 15. Prospective ticket buyers may want to weigh both sets of guidance before booking.
