Leatherface Is Coming to Vegas: Texas Chainsaw Massacre Haunted House Joins Universal Horror Unleashed -
Grab your courage and brace for the buzz, 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' is officially joining Universal Horror Unleashed, the year-round horror experience opening August 14 at AREA15 in Las Vegas.
For the first time ever, guests will step through the 1974 horror classic in chronological order, from the eerie Texas cemetery and grimy gas station to the deranged family home. Every step leads you deeper into madness as you encounter Leatherface, his unsettling kin, and the unforgettable sound of revving chainsaws.
But the terror doesn't stop there.
The haunted house connects to Kill Vault, one of four immersive horror zones. Expect back-alley surgeons, stalkers, and slashers interacting up-close as you explore dim corners filled with rusty tools and haunted stories. Hungry for more? 'Rough Cuts' will serve chainsaw-carved small plates—just don't ask what's in the barbecue.
Universal Horror Unleashed will feature four haunted houses, including:
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Universal Monsters
Blumhouse's The Exorcist: Believer
Scarecrow: The Reaping
Plus, expect themed bars, creepy cocktails, exclusive merchandise, and more immersive horror than ever before.
Tickets are now on sale at UniversalHorrorUnleashed.com.
Follow @ThrillGeek on X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube for more terrifying updates as opening night draws near.
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