Guests and employees of this hotel/casino claim to have heard loud beeping noises coming from inside the unoccupied poker rooms of the casino. Several witnesses claim to have seen the words "Help Me" scrawled on bathroom mirrors with no discernible perpetrator in sight.
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Supposedly, it all started when a mother in room 123 shot her son before taking her own life. It is said that the soul of the little boy continues to haunt various areas of the hotel to this day. For this reason, Circus Circus is included in the list of the most famous haunted attractions in Las Vegas.
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It is common for new students to witness a man wandering the halls of this university with bloody hands. After a brief appearance, the ghost disappears into thin air, according to local college legend.
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But not everyone takes a single look. The figure has been known to follow some students to their beds, where it haunts them in their dreams. According to legend, these chases often continue until freshmen make their first pilgrimage to church.
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A woman with distorted facial features was apparently tracking teachers and fourth graders at this school, according to a report. According to the school's website, the girl, who appears in an all-white outfit, was one of the school's former students, admitted in 1990.
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He died when he was in the fourth grade, according to school records. Classroom 26, like the computer room, is frequently visited by the ghost of the young woman who died in the building just before the turn of the century.
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It's hard to visit Las Vegas and not run into someone who appears to be eerily similar to rock and roll legend Elvis Presley, but it's less common to run into the actual ghost of the King himself. The Hartland Mansion is one of the few places in the city where the spirit of Elvis has been seen wandering.
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Since he stayed there several times while singing at the neighboring International, it's only natural that his ghost would want to revisit the Hartland mansion, which is now a popular venue for weddings and other formal events.
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This property is believed to be haunted after numerous commercial companies failed to set up shop here. When a paranormal investigation team was called in to try to find out if the place was haunted, readings of the electronic voice phenomenon and electromagnetic field signals revealed that there was paranormal activity.
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But there is also a chilling backstory to this place. According to history, the mob used this site to bury anyone unlucky enough to come across them. Maybe this could have something to do with all the hauntings and misfortunes.
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Bonnie Springs, one of the most haunted places in Las Vegas, is at the top of our list. He even appeared on the Travel Channel show "Ghost Adventures." The property, which dates back to 1843, appears to be haunted in various ways.
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On windless days, a girl leaves school and the merry-go-round turns by itself. In the wax museum, disembodied voices are heard and a shadowy figure chases passers-by in the opera house. Is it any surprise that their annual Bonnie Screams celebrations are highly regarded on Halloween?
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It would be surprising if the Apache Hotel didn't have a few ghosts within its walls after nearly 90 years of Las Vegas history. Both hotel staff and ghost hunters have claimed to have been touched by spirits, seen shadowy figures, and heard messages from beyond the grave.
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Specters of gangster Benny Binion and his wife are said to haunt the hotel, according to the Reno Gazette Journal. After purchasing the building, formerly known as the Eldorado Club, in 1951, the couple lived above the casino, which they renamed Binion's Horseshoe.
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Carluccio's is a Las Vegas restaurant that offers delicious Italian cuisine and was once owned by the famous entertainer Władziu Valentino Liberace. According to a waiter who worked for more than 16 years in the restaurant, the entertainer still resides there.
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Some years after his death, a client casually mentioned that it was Liberace's birthday. Those who heard him in the bar applauded and wished him a happy birthday. Suddenly, the power went out and a bottle on the bar tipped over on its own. Power was restored and no more bottles were dropped.
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If you stay at the El Cortez hotel, you will have an almost impossible experience of what it was like to visit Las Vegas in the 1940's. Before Elvis and Liberace, there was the Rat Pack. The Cortez has grown, just like Las Vegas, maintaining its sleek mid-century modern style.
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El Cortez's atmosphere is ideal for guests who want to gamble and relax while immersing themselves in the world of Bugsy Siegel and Meyer Lansky nostalgia. The Cortez also has a long history of paranormal occurrences, as do many other hotels frequented by gangsters throughout history.
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Caesars Palace's statue-laden, Roman-influenced architecture gives the place an eerie yet disarming air, as well as a dark countenance. Eerie sense-activated fountains that turn on and off by themselves are the source of much paranormal speculation.
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Many ghost enthusiasts will also refer to a craps table that was considered haunted for years: it once gave all of its players a winning streak for 13 months straight, a rare occurrence in the casino business. The table disturbed so many casino employees that it was eventually removed and burned.
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