Las Vegas is the only place to be for Halloween.
In a city known for being a non-stop party, Sin City's Halloween festivities truly push the boundaries of scary, sexy and 'How is that even legal?'
The best thing to wear to a Mardi Gras themed casino party is, of course, beads as well as mask and anything green and purple. Monte Carlo Casino Parties. In case you haven't seen a James Bond film, a Monte Carlo casino party is one for high rollers – or at least those that dress like high rollers. I wore this vegas showgirl costume to local casino costume night. I was asked for lots photos and ppl said it looked like the real thing. I took silver fabric made simple skirt. Took a bra with sequins added a belly dancer necklace to it. Took tiara hot glued ostrich feathers for the head Read more. Yes, provided that Casino Night Costumes the player has fulfilled the wager requirements. The play through Casino Night Costumes requirements range anywhere from 25 to 90 times the aggregate amount of the no deposit bonus and once fulfilled, you can make use of one of several cashing out methods available for your country. A night at the casino is a great excuse to get your glad rags on and we all like to dress up for a special occasion. But, if you're not a regular at the roulette wheel, the casino fashion code.
One of the challenges of taking part in all Las Vegas has to offer on Halloween is coming up with a costume. We've got this! We've scoured Fremont Street and downtown for some serious Las Vegas Halloween costume inspiration. We hope these costume ideas spark your imagination, and we'll see you at Fremont Street Experience on Halloween!
1. Prospector
This iconic prospector adorns a gift shop at Fremont Street Experience. He's been photographed hundreds of thousands of times and harkens back to a time in Nevada's history when, apparently, people panned for light bulbs. Feeling inspired yet?
2. Chumlee from 'Pawn Stars'
The History Channel's 'Pawn Stars' has been a cultural phenomenon, and downtown's Gold & Silver Pawn shop have become a popular tourist destination.The show's loveable goofball, Chumlee (Austin Russell), doesn't take himself too seriously and has a distinctive sense of fashion, making him great fodder for a Halloween costume.
3. SlotZilla
You'll be the talk of Halloween if you stroll the Fremont Street Experience dressed as downtown's newest thrill ride attraction, the SlotZilla zip line. Sure, it'll take some work to construct your costume, but it's Halloween, so go for it. You might get candy.
Related: SlotZilla Zip Line Proves Having a Blast Has No Age Limit
4. Shark
What does a shark have to do with downtown Las Vegas? Well, it just so happens the Golden Nugget's pool boasts a massive shark tank, complete with a water slide through it. Golden Nugget offers tours of The Tank, too. Learn more.
5. Elvis
The quintessential Las Vegas Halloween costume, all year round. While Elvis isn't specifically a downtown thing, we certainly have our fair share of Elvi, so we claim him. For inspiration, catch a new tribute show, 'Spirit of the King: Steve Connolly,' at Four Queens.
6. Dancing DJ
Dancing DJs have become a popular fixture at Fremont Street Experience. Their outfits tend to be on the skimpy side, so dressing as a dancing DJ can be a low-cost alternative as a Halloween costume.
7. Glittery Slipper
This twinkling slipper on Fremont East was inspired by another famous Las Vegas sign for the now-closed Silver Slipper casino. Casino 1995 plot games. The rotating ruby slipper is one of several sign replicas that make a great downtown photo op. Pull this one off and the Halloween costume contest is yours!
8. Sexy Nurse
Downtown has a special claim to sexy nurses thanks to the Heart Attack Grill at Neonopolis, near the SlotZilla zip line tower. Hostesses and waitresses dress as health care workers, and services often include customer spankings. Only in Las Vegas!
9. Carl 'Safe-Sax' Ferris
Carl Ferris, who plays saxophone pretty much nightly outside Binion's, is a Fremont Street Experience institution. If you dress as Carl, be prepared to field song requests and offers to purchase your CDs.
10. Million Dollars in Cash
Speaking of Binion's, head in the casino and you can have a free photo taken with a million dollars in cash. What a great Halloween costume idea, though! Here's how you make this costume. Step 1: Get a million dollars in cash. Step 2: Stack your cash into a pyramid. Step 3: Climb inside. Step 4: Encase yourself in plexiglass. Step 5: Let tourists take free photos with you. Best Las Vegas-themed Halloween costume, ever. Except for the other 19 costumes on this list, of course.
11. Oscar Goodman
Former mayor Oscar Goodman is, and will always be, 'The Man' in Las Vegas. During his time as mayor, whenever Oscar Goodman appeared in public, he had two showgirls on his arms and a martini in his hand. ‘Nuff said.
12. Showgirl
Showgirls are a symbol of Las Vegas around the world. So, break out your glue gun, get a truckload of sequins and get to work. A key part of going as a showgirl for Halloween is mastering the 'bevel.' That's the bent position of a showgirl's leg when she's posing. (See the showgirls above for reference.) Also needed for your showgirl costume: Feathers, crystal rhinestones and sass. Casino movie full cast 1982.
13. Praying Mantis
The Downtown Container Park, a shopping center made from shipping containers, has a distinctive, fire-breathing praying mantis outside. The Downtown Container Park is just one of many things to do in Las Vegas.
14. Chippendales
The best thing to wear to a Mardi Gras themed casino party is, of course, beads as well as mask and anything green and purple. Monte Carlo Casino Parties. In case you haven't seen a James Bond film, a Monte Carlo casino party is one for high rollers – or at least those that dress like high rollers. I wore this vegas showgirl costume to local casino costume night. I was asked for lots photos and ppl said it looked like the real thing. I took silver fabric made simple skirt. Took a bra with sequins added a belly dancer necklace to it. Took tiara hot glued ostrich feathers for the head Read more. Yes, provided that Casino Night Costumes the player has fulfilled the wager requirements. The play through Casino Night Costumes requirements range anywhere from 25 to 90 times the aggregate amount of the no deposit bonus and once fulfilled, you can make use of one of several cashing out methods available for your country. A night at the casino is a great excuse to get your glad rags on and we all like to dress up for a special occasion. But, if you're not a regular at the roulette wheel, the casino fashion code.
One of the challenges of taking part in all Las Vegas has to offer on Halloween is coming up with a costume. We've got this! We've scoured Fremont Street and downtown for some serious Las Vegas Halloween costume inspiration. We hope these costume ideas spark your imagination, and we'll see you at Fremont Street Experience on Halloween!
1. Prospector
This iconic prospector adorns a gift shop at Fremont Street Experience. He's been photographed hundreds of thousands of times and harkens back to a time in Nevada's history when, apparently, people panned for light bulbs. Feeling inspired yet?
2. Chumlee from 'Pawn Stars'
The History Channel's 'Pawn Stars' has been a cultural phenomenon, and downtown's Gold & Silver Pawn shop have become a popular tourist destination.The show's loveable goofball, Chumlee (Austin Russell), doesn't take himself too seriously and has a distinctive sense of fashion, making him great fodder for a Halloween costume.
3. SlotZilla
You'll be the talk of Halloween if you stroll the Fremont Street Experience dressed as downtown's newest thrill ride attraction, the SlotZilla zip line. Sure, it'll take some work to construct your costume, but it's Halloween, so go for it. You might get candy.
Related: SlotZilla Zip Line Proves Having a Blast Has No Age Limit
4. Shark
What does a shark have to do with downtown Las Vegas? Well, it just so happens the Golden Nugget's pool boasts a massive shark tank, complete with a water slide through it. Golden Nugget offers tours of The Tank, too. Learn more.
5. Elvis
The quintessential Las Vegas Halloween costume, all year round. While Elvis isn't specifically a downtown thing, we certainly have our fair share of Elvi, so we claim him. For inspiration, catch a new tribute show, 'Spirit of the King: Steve Connolly,' at Four Queens.
6. Dancing DJ
Dancing DJs have become a popular fixture at Fremont Street Experience. Their outfits tend to be on the skimpy side, so dressing as a dancing DJ can be a low-cost alternative as a Halloween costume.
7. Glittery Slipper
This twinkling slipper on Fremont East was inspired by another famous Las Vegas sign for the now-closed Silver Slipper casino. Casino 1995 plot games. The rotating ruby slipper is one of several sign replicas that make a great downtown photo op. Pull this one off and the Halloween costume contest is yours!
8. Sexy Nurse
Downtown has a special claim to sexy nurses thanks to the Heart Attack Grill at Neonopolis, near the SlotZilla zip line tower. Hostesses and waitresses dress as health care workers, and services often include customer spankings. Only in Las Vegas!
9. Carl 'Safe-Sax' Ferris
Carl Ferris, who plays saxophone pretty much nightly outside Binion's, is a Fremont Street Experience institution. If you dress as Carl, be prepared to field song requests and offers to purchase your CDs.
10. Million Dollars in Cash
Speaking of Binion's, head in the casino and you can have a free photo taken with a million dollars in cash. What a great Halloween costume idea, though! Here's how you make this costume. Step 1: Get a million dollars in cash. Step 2: Stack your cash into a pyramid. Step 3: Climb inside. Step 4: Encase yourself in plexiglass. Step 5: Let tourists take free photos with you. Best Las Vegas-themed Halloween costume, ever. Except for the other 19 costumes on this list, of course.
11. Oscar Goodman
Former mayor Oscar Goodman is, and will always be, 'The Man' in Las Vegas. During his time as mayor, whenever Oscar Goodman appeared in public, he had two showgirls on his arms and a martini in his hand. ‘Nuff said.
12. Showgirl
Showgirls are a symbol of Las Vegas around the world. So, break out your glue gun, get a truckload of sequins and get to work. A key part of going as a showgirl for Halloween is mastering the 'bevel.' That's the bent position of a showgirl's leg when she's posing. (See the showgirls above for reference.) Also needed for your showgirl costume: Feathers, crystal rhinestones and sass. Casino movie full cast 1982.
13. Praying Mantis
The Downtown Container Park, a shopping center made from shipping containers, has a distinctive, fire-breathing praying mantis outside. The Downtown Container Park is just one of many things to do in Las Vegas.
14. Chippendales
The world-famous Chippendales have some representatives downtown, at the Photo Magic kiosk on Fremont Street Experience. These hunky guys pose for photos with visitors, showing off their trademark bowties and cuffs. So, guys, hit the gym, get your Chippendales accessories and we expect you'll be very, very popular on Halloween night.
Related: Aussie Hunks Male Revue Opens Soon at The D Las Vegas
15. Dancing Bartenders and Dealers
There's no shortage of eye candy on Fremont Street! The lovely go-go bartenders and dealers at The D Las Vegas create buzz every night of the week. The dancing bartenders and dealers at The D wear uniforms of black and red, and the go-go bartenders and dealers at the nearby Golden Gate stick with basic black.
16. Brass Boar
The Boar's Head Bar at downtown's Main Street Station is home to an impressive brass boar. This huge brass boar is from Nice, France, and was originally part of a fountain. Main Street Station is filled with antiques and curiosities that can serve as inspiration for your Halloween costume, so stroll around, and make sure to get a 'Guide to Artifacts, Antiques and Artworks' at the hotel's front desk. When you're making your boar costume, pay special attention to the lower tusks, also called 'cutters.'
17. Mobster
It's no secret the history of Las Vegas is a colorful one. There's more than a little color on display at downtown's wildly popular Mob Museum, just a couple of blocks from Fremont Street Experience. This museum is bursting with stories of 'made men' and the law enforcement officials who took them down. Take your pick of gangsters like 'Bugsy' Siegel, Tony 'The Ant' Spilotro, Frank 'Lefty' Rosenthal and others, but remember, getting mobbed up has its perils. Just ask 'Bugsy.
18. Slushy Drink Cups
Fremont Street is known for its Viva Vision light show, sure, but it's also known for being a street party like no other, including guests enjoying frosty beverages from distinctive receptacles in the shapes of footballs, boots and even human legs. If you're feeling ambitious, try making a costume inspired by one of these shapes, or come up with one of your own.
19. Cowgirl Dealer
The dealers in the Cowgirl Pit at Binion's make gambling fun, no matter what surprises Lady Luck might have in store. Required for your Binion's cowgirl outfit: Cowgirl hat, lace and a BeDazzler, assuming those are still a thing.
20. Vegas Vic
Vegas Vic is one of the most recognizable symbols of downtown Las Vegas, Fremont Street Experience and Las Vegas. He has a long and storied history, including being built in 1951 for the Pioneer Club (now a gift shop), and his original 'Howdy Podner' greeting. That sound effect was silenced in 1966 when actor Lee Marvin complained about it being too loud during the filming of his movie, 'The Professionals.' The voice of Vegas Vic, by the way, was Zack Hale Jr. Read more. Vic's arm stopped waving in 1991, but his charm still makes visitors feel welcome on Fremont Street. Your Vegas Vic costume will have to include a wide-brimmed cowboy hat (at a rakish angle), red bandana, checkered shirt, blue pants, boots with spurs and generous amounts of neon.
If you don't have a solid idea for your Las Vegas Halloween costume by now, you might be lacking the Halloween costume gene! We won't judge. It's Vegas, after all.
We look forward to seeing you in Las Vegas for Halloween!
Las Vegas Outfit Ideas
Any casino-themed party is not complete without the appropriate outfits, and while there are tons of different ideas for casino parties of every shape and size, it's always good to back to the roots of what made casinos what they are today: Las Vegas. The city of Las Vegas changed the face of both North America and the world, introducing us to all the entertainment and fun that casinos had to offer, and for those that want to throw the ultimate casino-based party, then Las Vegas is the perfect theme.
Most of the outfits that are based on Las Vegas are not difficult to pull off, and can be done on a relatively small budget without losing any of the spirit of the casinos. Any Las Vegas idea can bring together any party nicely, especially if it has the right food and the right costumes. So the next time you're bored of playing your favourite no deposit bonus casino games, rather invite some friends over to enjoy your own little slice of Las Vegas with these costume ideas.
Casino Night Costume Ideas
Occasions dongen. Las Vegas Outfit Ideas – Famous Acts
Casino Costume Ideas
- Elvis Presley: A legend in the music and film world, the King of Rock took the world by storm in the 1950s, and created an entirely new genre of music that was unheard of up to that point. Not only was the music incredible, but also the look and style of Elvis became a legend of its own, and it's still one of the most popular Las Vegas party themes around.
- Frank Sinatra: On the other end of the spectrum we have Frank Sinatra, who is often associated with classy dinners, fantastic music, and glamorous suits.
- Phantom of The Opera: Similar in some ways to the previous idea, this one entails more mystery. Guests can dress up using masks, allowing for some interesting party games, and even a little role-play.
- Cirque de Soleil: A famous circus troop that tours the world and attracts millions of fans, this theme is truly unique, and makes for a more colourful event, allowing guests to dress up in something a little more strange, and giving you the chance to enjoy some more interesting games during the evening.
Casino Night Costumes
Las Vegas Outfit Ideas – History Costumes
- The Wild West: An incredibly famous and romanticised time in American history, this theme was extremely popular in Las Vegas for many years, and even to this day. Generally quite easy to put together, and fun for just about everyone, the Wild West theme is a favourite for many.
- 1930s Gangsters: During the 1930s, gangsters were everywhere. While they were violent at their peek, they quickly disappeared toward the end of the 30s, and have since become popular figures in modern culture. Their famous suits and unparalleled style has kept them popular in Las Vegas.
Thanks to the wide range of acts and types of casinos in Las Vegas, the ideas for themes are almost endless. But the ideas mentioned here can help those looking for something quick and cheap to entertain their friends at their next casino-themed party.
