The Golden Tiki is putting a Halloween show on the Spring Mountain Road calendar with its Haunted Tiki Revue. The bar lists the revue among its current happenings at its Chinatown location, offering a seasonal entertainment option beyond the usual dinner-and-drinks plan.
The venue is at 3939 Spring Mountain Road and is open 24 hours. It is a 21-and-older business, and guests must bring valid physical identification for entry. The show’s schedule and other details should be checked with the venue before making plans.
A Halloween show at a Chinatown tiki bar
The Haunted Tiki Revue gives The Golden Tiki a Halloween-season event to promote alongside its regular bar offerings. The official listing confirms the event name, but visitors should consult the venue’s event information for the latest dates and details rather than assume the show runs every night.
The name sets a spooky tone, but the event listing alone does not establish that this is a haunted-house attraction or walk-through. It is listed as a revue at a bar, so guests looking for a particular format, performers or experience should confirm those details before heading out.
Check the details before you go
The Golden Tiki’s general entry rules apply: guests must be at least 21 and show valid physical ID. The venue also recommends reservations. Its posted terms say some Friday and Saturday evening reservations require a prepaid minimum, with the amount varying by table availability and credited toward the bill.
Those general reservation terms do not confirm whether a separate booking, ticket or fee applies to the Haunted Tiki Revue. Check the event information and reservation details before setting out, especially if you are planning around a specific showtime.
What to know about the Spring Mountain location
The Golden Tiki identifies its location as Chinatown, at 3939 Spring Mountain Road, Las Vegas, Nevada 89102. It is open around the clock, but that does not mean the revue itself runs 24 hours. Confirm the event schedule directly before building an evening around it.
For locals, the draw is straightforward: a Halloween-themed show at a familiar Spring Mountain bar, with the venue’s regular food and cocktail service available as part of the setting. For visitors, it offers a chance to spend time in Chinatown rather than keeping every Las Vegas night centered on the Strip.
The key detail is the show, not an unverified promise of a full haunted attraction. Check the event listing, bring physical identification and confirm any reservation or ticket requirements. Then let the tiki bar handle the spooky part.
