Freakling Bros. Horror Shows has announced a pause for the 2026 Halloween season. The long-running Las Vegas attraction will not operate its usual haunted experiences next year while leadership shifts attention to other projects.
Key points
- The attraction will pause operations for the 2026 Halloween season.
- Co-owner and creative director JT Mollner is redirecting his focus to a slate of film projects.
- Freakling Bros. plans to return in 2027 with its full lineup of haunted experiences.
The pause affects the company’s seasonal programming for 2026. Freakling Bros. has been a regular part of Las Vegas’s Halloween and haunted attraction scene, and the announcement frames the break as temporary rather than permanent.
Organizers attribute the decision to the creative leadership’s need to concentrate on film work, with Mollner identified as the driving factor behind the shift. The company has indicated an intention to bring back its complete slate of attractions for the following year.
For fans who follow haunt seasons or who attend Freakling Bros. events in Las Vegas, the 2026 hiatus means looking forward to a comeback in 2027 rather than expecting the usual seasonal offerings next year. The announcement does not provide additional operational details or timelines beyond the planned return year.
If you track seasonal horror events or maintain calendars for attractions, note the break in 2026 and the stated return in 2027.