Freakling Bros. Horror Shows Announces the Men’s Room – A Haunting New Experience Inside the Gates of Hell

Freakling Bros. Horror Shows returns Friday, Oct. 1 with three expertly-crafted, nationally-ranked haunts, fortune tellers, food trucks and more

Freakling Bros. Horror Shows will be even scarier for the 2021 Halloween season, with the addition of a haunting new experience inside the award-winning Gates of Hell, Nevada’s first and only R-rated haunt. The Men’s Room, a provocative, grotesque and immersive new experience, will make its haunting debut Friday, Oct. 1, 2021.

Located in the IKEA parking lot at 6555 S. Riley St. in Southwest Las Vegas, Freakling Bros. Horror Shows’ dates of operation will be Oct. 1 – 3, Oct. 7 – 10 and Oct. 14 – 31.

Unveiled in 2011, the Gates of Hell is one of the most provocative, boundary-pushing, adult-oriented haunted attractions in the United States. The first and only R-rated haunted attraction in Nevada, the eternally-wicked Gates of Hell is an experiment in serious, unrelenting, interactive horror.

The darker side of Freakling Bros. Horror Shows presents The Men’s Room. Unlike anything ever seen in a haunted house before, The Men’s Room is immersive, uncompromising and even wickedly funny. Both shocking and disturbing, it’s an experience that will leave guests guessing about what will come next.

Rated the scariest haunt in the country by USA Today, Freakling Bros. Horror Shows returns for its 29^th horrifying year in Las Vegas. Offering a hellishly-curated festival of nightmares – three expertly-crafted haunts in one horrifying location, including Gates of Hell; the groundbreaking COVEN of 13, a horrifying journey through witches, warlocks and black magic; and the timeless classic Castle Vampyre, a magical and horrific voyage through Nosferatu’s castle. A fan favorite, Castle Vampyre was scheduled to be retired in 2019, but is returning this season for an encore performance.

The Freakling Bros. Horror Shows box office will operate from 7 p.m. to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays and from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Sundays – Thursdays, through Thursday, Oct. 21. The box office will also remain open until midnight from Friday, Oct. 22 through Sunday, Oct. 31. Haunt lines will be CLOSED 45 minutes after the ticket booth closes.

For the first time ever, Freakling Bros Horror Shows passes are “All You Can Scream”. Park admission is $50 per person and includes UNLIMITED trips through all three haunts on the night of purchase. General admission Passes also include a FREE trip to the Freakling Bros resident Fortune Teller (find out when you’ll die!), nightly food trucks and up-close-and-personal performances by the Freakling scare characters. The show starts when you enter the park! Cashman Photo will also be on site nightly, offering group souvenir photos.

VIP fast pass t-shirts are available for $20 and good throughout the entirety of the 2021 Halloween season. In addition, special season passes are available for the 2021 season: the Cadaver Club, available for $200, includes unlimited trips through the haunts for the entire season (excluding Halloween), a commemorative skeleton key and private VIP entrance to the park, and the VIP Cadaver Club, available for $250 per person, includes unlimited trips through the haunts for the entire season (including Halloween), a commemorative skeleton key, private VIP entrance to the park, a souvenir photo, special edition t-shirt, VIP Fast Pass and a private backstage tour with the Freakling Bros creators. All passes must be purchased online at FreaklingBros.com. Special $5 off coupons are available exclusively at freaklingbros.com. Guests must bring a PRINTED COPY to exchange for each discount (one discount per admission). For the first time ever, tickets and fast-pass t-shirts will be available for advanced purchase online at freaklingbros.com.

For more information on Freakling Bros. Horror Shows and discounts on show passes, please visit FreaklingBros.com or call 362-FEAR. Keep up with Freakling Bros Horror Shows on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook at @FreaklingBros.

Freakling Bros. Horror Shows is going above and beyond to ensure the safety and well-being of all guests and employees by implementing reasonable and effective COVID-19 safety protocols. Face coverings are required for all guests and employees while inside the horror park. Guests will enter the haunts with the group they arrive with and will not be combined with guests they do not know. In addition, the spacing between groups will be extended, limiting the number of patrons inside the haunts at one time. All Freakling Bros Horror Shows staff are required to be fully vaccinated. Guests who have not received their COVID-19 vaccine, are experiencing COVID-related symptoms or live with someone who has recently tested positive, are asked to stay home.

ABOUT FREAKLING BROS. HORROR SHOWS
Established in 1976, Freakling Bros. Horror Shows, creators of Las Vegas’ premier haunted attractions, unveiled the city’s first free-standing haunted attraction. In 1992, they introduced the industry’s first six-trailer, self-contained mobile attraction, paving the way for a new concept in haunted houses that would sweep the country. In 2011, Duke and son JT Mollner introduced the first-ever R-rated attraction in Gates of Hell. An experiment in serious, uncompromising, interactive horror, Gates of Hell helped Freakling Bros. earn top honors from The Scare Zone, earning a score of 6 on a scale of 0 – 5. Freakling Bros. was also named #1 in the Western United States. In 2015, Freakling Bros. introduced the groundbreaking COVEN of 13, a horrifying journey through witches, warlocks and black magic.

The 2021 season is dedicated to Deanna (Dede) Mollner and Master Peter Schneider. Both integral parts of the Freakling Family. We will hold them in our dark hearts eternally.