An outdoor sports complex near Summerlin has traded soccer balls for severed limbs this fall, as Kingdom of Zombies has taken over Las Vegas Sportspark at 1400 N. Rampart Boulevard with two mazes, a monster museum and a live-action zombie shootout built for the whole family. The seasonal attraction runs on select nights through November 1, giving Southern Nevada haunt fans a few more weekends to get their scare on before the season wraps.
According to ktnv.com, the venue has been transformed into what it calls a family-friendly Halloween destination, with guests able to navigate two immersive outdoor mazes. A press release distributed by sropr.com names those mazes as the Zombie Escape Maze and the Racoon City Maze, though event listing site everyday.vegas spells the second one Raccoon City Maze. Either way, both mazes are described as multi-room experiences stuffed with live actors, animatronics and professionally designed audio and lighting, per the same press release.
A Shoothouse, a Museum and a Family Pass
Beyond the mazes, Kingdom of Zombies packs in an interactive Gelblaster experience that everyday.vegas describes as a Glowball Zombie Hunt, where participants use Gelblaster equipment to take aim at waves of zombies inside a themed shoothouse. There's also a returning Museum of Monsters, featuring more than two dozen detailed characters, props, sets and displays, the site notes. Together, the attractions bring several Halloween experiences into one outdoor setting, as described by KLAS 8 News Now.
Getting in requires a Haunt Pass priced at $45 per person, which covers access to all of the attractions on-site, the event listing states. During the October 2 through 4 opening weekend, that pass was offered at 50% off, according to the sropr.com press release.
When the Haunt Is Open
The haunt runs select nights through November 1, with the schedule calling for operation every Friday through Sunday starting October 2, plus an extra night on Thursday, October 29, per the press release. Friday and Saturday hours stretch from 7 p.m. to midnight, while Sunday hours run from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., according to everyday.vegas.
More Fall Fright Options Around Southern Nevada
Kingdom of Zombies isn't the only option for Southern Nevada families chasing fall scares this season. Moapa Valley Corn Maze offers a corn maze, a haunted maze, a swing set and nighttime scares, as reported by fox5vegas.com. Meanwhile, Halloween Maze Las Vegas has returned for the 2026 season with new scare themes and storylines, according to its own website, halloweenmazelv.com.
