October in Las Vegas brings cooler days and a packed calendar. Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, so the whole city gets a full weekend to dress up and go out. Concerts, a charity walk and a classic car show fill the rest of the month.
Here is what to see in Las Vegas this October, plus a daytime tea outing to add to your plans.
Café on the Strip is celebrating our one-year anniversary in October, and we want to thank our riders for twelve months of fun. Use code OCTBDAY10 at checkout to get 10% off when you book in October.
Book a ride from October 1 to 4 and take home a sweet surprise: chocolate-covered coffee beans and a brownie in a sticker-covered treat bag. Available while supplies last.
Starting October 1, Café on the Strip runs every day of the week. Tuesday and Wednesday rides join the schedule for the first time. A midweek birthday, a convention break or a weekday lunch with friends no longer has to wait for the weekend.
Seats still fill up fast. Book about three weeks ahead to get the date you want.
Every ticket includes a Café on the Strip tea tumbler. Sip from your tumbler on board, then take the tumbler home for hot tea and cold drinks all season.
Halloween falls on Saturday, October 31 this year. Costume parties run late into the night, and the daytime leaves room for pumpkin patches, fall festivals and trick-or-treating. Three big events share the date.
Doja Cat brings her Tour Ma Vie World Tour to T-Mobile Arena on Halloween night. Plan your costume early.
Metallica plays Sphere on October 31 as part of a 24-show residency. The residency opens October 1 with ten October shows, adds two in November, and returns in early 2027. Book show tickets early if you plan a trip around one.
See Sphere from your seat on Café on the Strip before showtime. Stories about Las Vegas history and the famous resorts play on board as you ride.
Universal Horror Unleashed at AREA15 runs all year. Haunted houses based on famous horror films deliver jump scares in every room.
Start your Saturday with tea before the night gets scary. Café on the Strip rolls down Las Vegas Boulevard on Halloween, with cozy booth seats and wide views of the Strip.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk takes place Sunday, October 11 at Town Square Las Vegas.
Café on the Strip is a women-owned business. After the walk, head to SAHARA Las Vegas and climb aboard a pink and blue bus. Sweet treats and savory bites wait at your table. Bring your walking team, your mom or your best friends. A mother-daughter tea makes a sweet way to end the day.
Classic and luxury cars take over Wynn Las Vegas for the Concours at Wynn, October 30 through November 1. The main show and a collector car auction both take place on Saturday, October 31.
We have a pretty sweet ride too. The Café on the Strip double-decker comes dressed in pink and blue, with cozy booths and decor made for photos. The bus stays air conditioned for the full 75-minute trip, and you ride past Wynn along the way.
Getting caught without a seat on the coolest ride in Sin City is the real scare this October.
Reserve a ride for a couples outing, a bachelorette party, a mother-daughter afternoon or a day out with friends. Tours now run every day of the week. Enjoy panoramic views of the Strip with premium teas, three tiers of sweet and savory treats, and a tea tumbler to take home.
