Resorts World Las Vegas is going all in on Halloween this weekend, rolling out a packed lineup of festivities headlined by Megan Thee Stallion's annual Hottieween party at Zouk Nightclub on Friday, October 30. Costumes are mandatory for the 21-and-over event, and the rapper is turning the dance floor into a circus, with Cirque du Soleil joining the production for this year's theme.
According to Resorts World Las Vegas, the Hottieween lineup is just one piece of a broader slate that stretches across nightlife, cocktails and dining throughout the weekend and into November. Amapiano DJ Uncle Waffles has also been added as a special guest for the party, as reported by AllHipHop. A portion of the night's proceeds is also tied to the Pete & Thomas Foundation, per the same report, though the exact amount benefiting the charity was not specified.
Per Billboard, general admission tickets were listed at $126, with table options also available at the time of that reporting. The Hottieween party caps off a week that will also see UK drum and bass duo Chase & Status take the Zouk Nightclub stage on Saturday, October 31, keeping the dance floor busy across both nights of the holiday.
Masquerade Cocktails and Skyline Views at Allē Lounge
Upstairs, Allē Lounge on 66 is hosting Masquerade on 66, described as a night of mystery, indulgence and elevated cocktail culture, complete with skyline views, themed drinks and a costume contest. Three costume-contest winners will each walk away with a $100 Allē Lounge voucher. The resort's own announcement says DJ Cameron Dettman sets the tone from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., while a separate listing on barandclub.com states the event runs from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m., so guests should confirm hours directly before heading up.
Resorts World's Marcela Guevara, Director of Property Events, and Drew D'Errico, Director of Wine & Spirits, appeared on Las Vegas Now to walk through the property's Halloween celebrations with host JC Fernandez, according to 8NewsNow. As KSNV reported, a Resorts World team also joined Arc Las Vegas to share how guests can take part in the weekend's events.
Día de los Muertos Specials Carry the Celebration Into November
The holiday programming doesn't stop at Halloween. Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den is running a Día de los Muertos-inspired cocktail takeover through Sunday, November 22, while ¡VIVA! will feature three limited-time Día de los Muertos dishes—Aguachile Negro, Vampiro Tacos and Borrego Adobado—from October 31 through November 2. Carversteak is getting in on the seasonal fun too, serving an $18 Blackout Sundae on October 30 and October 31.
Between the circus-themed Hottieween bash, the masquerade cocktails at Allē Lounge and the extended Día de los Muertos menus, Resorts World Las Vegas has built out a Halloween slate that runs well past the holiday itself, giving visitors reasons to keep coming back through much of November.
