I lived in Las Vegas when the Luxor was being built. I help with book keeping. There were alot of people who died while it was going up. Lots of delays - we thought it would never be done

I would love to see a video of the ghosts of the Strip.

Oddly claustrophobic for such a huge building.

I stayed at the Luxor just a couple of weeks ago on a business trip and I can definitely say that there is a noticeable dark, and ominous atmosphere to the place. Just the structure design and lighting in itself feels like its inviting people who are down on their luck to commit suicide.

My dad worked on the Luxor.. he told me do t ever stay there cause the ceilings was separating from the walls because it was sinking as well.. he has to go back 3 times to fix them. He was a drywall and paper hanger painter. I did stay there but nothing to crazy happened besides losing my money.. I also rode the underground river ride twice which was very creepy

I visit Las Vegas many times. I have never stayed at the Luxor but just walked through. The space itself gave me some creppy vibes because of the tomb theme. It was the only time i walked through the Luxor.

Vegas was always our families go to vacation destination. I still love the place. I've been on that boat ride in the luxor. It was creepy. I believe we have video of it. Now I wanna watch it. Many people don't believe me when I tell them about that ride.

I would LOVE to hear more Vegas ghost stories.

This one is great! The last time I was in Vegas, I visited (did not stay in) the Luxor. It is creepy all over. But I didn't know any of what you report at the time.

My husband and I go to Las Vegas quite frequently - especially during summer and fall. We stayed at Luxor just once, and it wasn’t the best experience. No hauntings but a very weird experience: our youngest son and his (now) wife had an adjoining room. One day during our stay his (now) wife pounded on the adjoining room door asking for my help, as my son and I have always been very close. I found my son incredibly ill with his head over the toilet. I went into Mom mode and tried to comfort him with a cold cloth, etc. He elbowed me quite hard, which IS NOT my son. My points: he hadn’t had more than a beer or two; he didn’t have any virus; he has no recollection of the events, and we all went out to dinner about an hour later where all was perfect. 🤷‍♀️

He looks like Uncle Fester from the Addams Family! WOW! This is the wildest Vegas trip since Hunter S Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas!

By the way - YES to another one or two videoed about haunted locations👍🏻

Great video. I had a weird experience when I stayed in 2001. Me and the then wife was chilling in our room watching tv one night and someone starting banging on the door impatiently. I got up and opened the door and there is literally nobody there. Maybe not paranormal but it was strange.

The term "86 it" was originally used in NYC. The term comes from a speakeasy called Chumley's. Chumley's had two addresses, one was at 86 Bedford Street. When cops would raid the bar during Prohibition people were directed to flee via 86 Bedford Street, hence the phrase "86 it." It has now come to mean to get rid of something, esp. when it comes to restaurant menus.

I think you encountered a ghost who figured out you could see him. I’m not sure why he chased you, but you had every reason to run.

Stayed one night Sept. 2022 and I had the wildest nightmare there where this entity was hovering over me and screaming at me in a wild voice, but the room got super cold when I woke up and I was in cold sweats - can’t remember what floor I was on but def haunted.

I had an experience at the Luxor. At the back, there is a ramp, flanked by two winged griffins. You go up the ramp to a small enclosed court yard. It has water falling all along the back wall. It had a very cooling effect. I went up first , while my friends lagged behind. When I first got there there were other people. But they quickly left. Now, I was alone, enjoying the cooling water fall. My back was turned away. I felt someone approaching me. Thinking it was my friends I turned to greet them. To my shock, there was a figure standing in front of me. About six foot tall, not completely formed. I was so shocked and scared, I screamed and went down into a ball on the ground. I stayed like that for a bit, then took a peak. It was gone. I was still all alone. I looked, and my friends were still looking at the griffin statues. When they finally came up the ramp, I tried to tell them what had happened. One friend blew it off. But the other said, she under stood what I was saying.

I moved to Las Vegas in 1988. At that time all of the old 'Rat Pack' casinos were alive and booming, but unfortunately for a very short time. The first implosion I watched was the Dunes Hotel and Casino. WOW what sad but exciting experience at the same time. Then one after another of these original mob run beauties were blown up and something even more magical was built! My first job on the "Strip" was as a casino cocktail server at the Mirage the first mega resort on the Las Vegas Strip. I remember visitors staying at the Sands Hotel and Casino would complain about the noise of the volcano keeping them up (we chuckled about that because the volcano's last show was at 1:00 AM) and they asked if the Mirage could please stop after the 11:00 PM show. Of course they did. But the awful thing about the volcano the first few weeks was birds of all kinds stopped to rest and without any warning the volcano erupted and sadly killed many of the birds. Everyone was deeply concerned about this, but all the parents coming in with shock on their faces and children crying. Oh, it was an awful mess until someone devised a warning system that only the birds could feel or hear and made sure it would WORK did they ever turn the fire back on. I absolutely loved seeing inside the LUXOR! I remember the boats that would take you completely around the gaming areas and more, it was free when it first opened. They decided it was not making any money for the casino so they took it out and filled it with more slot machines. At that time their was the exact replica of everything found in King Tut's Tomb and there was a fantastic older gentleman who was a larger than life happy to see you and knew every piece on display with a few stories to go with them. He was such a delight, I brought some friends to see him (mainly) and Tut's treasures. Unfortunately he was no longer there, he was replaced with those headphones. Never was the same even though I still went a dozen or more times. I LOVE history Egyptian history and English history of the Kings and Queens starting from 800 to 1400's. France has the prettiest fairytale castles, but England, English castles reek of masculinity, strong Knights in shining armor, riding massive warhorses beautifully decorated in their own lavish armor, riding off to defeat a foe. You are so lucky to live there. I'm so sorry I got of the LV subject. I still live here today and have a few more stories about really cool placed like Hoover Dam! If you ever come back to Las Vegas you must go on the damn tour! There is also the guy from Ghost Adventures a pretty popular show for a long time . Zak Bagan's Hunted Museum. I worked for Attorneys for a short time and that building was where the Clark County Bar Association had been for several years. One time I was able to go inside for some papers. I was so excited about the house it looked to me to be really old (growing up in Los Angeles I didn't see anything but track housing, miles and miles of ugly houses that all looked the same, ugh). While waiting for the legal papers one of the office persons took me on the grand tour, and grand it was complete with two ghosts. One was a playful young girl. I don't think the other was very nice. That haunted house is part of Zak's Haunted Museum.

Hi Nicola, awesome live ghost stories video. I enjoyed it. How are you doing? I'm doing well, and so is my cat Benjamin. We both enjoy watching your live ghost 👻 stories videos. I hope you're feeling a lot better . Have a great weekend. See you next video 😀

14:15 The name of that lady was Sasha Clement, friends of her came forward about this several times after the reported hauntings were made online about her case, she suffered much abuse in her past, there was misinformation made about her that she had contracted a STD’s and that’s why she jumped but this was not true.

Very British of you to make your own tea while in Vegas lol. Great video as always, Nicola.

The creepy man incident sounded terrifying!

How awful that no one tried to intervene and help the poor person in the lift!

Also, yes I would love to see a Ghosts of Vegas video!!

This is so cool! I never would have thought about Las Vegas being haunted -- I certainly have never seen a video about it. Thanks for showing us a different side of LV!

Edgar Samuel the definition of becareful what you wish for. Yes please do more Las Vegas ghost stories. Fantastic narration and story telling by the way, absolutely love the historical bits!

Woah I think this is the darkest episode yet. Your videos are so well researched and engaging.

I live in Las Vegas - sorry you had such a strange experience here! For what it's worth, my fiance and I had booked 2 nights at the Luxor for what would have been our "staycation" honeymoon a few years ago - I'll never forget having to go in there to cancel when he jilted me at the altar so to speak. So maybe it is cursed... anyway, I'd LOVE to hear more haunted Las Vegas stories! My own house here in the city is haunted if that counts lol

We stayed at the Luxor in November '23, and we had a room in the Tower, so nothing paranormal there. I did wander the casino quite a bit and my wife and I ate in the food court where that lady who fell landed. My wife did the Titanic exhibition, but didn't experience anything untoward. I'm surprised spirits want to stay there. Like anywhere else in Las Vegas, it's loud and active at all times!

That sounds like such a scary experience, sorry to hear you went through that. It was interesting to hear about the ghosts of the Luxor. I once had a scary experience at a hotel in Spain. One night my family and I couldn’t sleep as it was humid and there was a huge fly buzzing about the room - we tried to open the window to let the fly out and get some air in, but the fly wouldn’t leave, so we decided to open the room door to try and let the fly out - A few seconds after I did that, we heard someone say ‘hello’ in a low, creepy voice from outside the door. I slammed the door shut and jumped under my covers. It was bewildering as the hallway was empty upon opening the door. Super spooky stuff! This was in the early hours of the morning too

Wow, Nicola, sounds like you had some very unsettling experiences in the Luxor. Pretty sure that man was dead; no one would do a faceplant and stay there. So sorry you had to experience that. Thanks for all the great pictures and for focusing so well that I could read the plaques. I will never get to Las Vegas but now you have given me a top-tier tour of it and I'm so happy! 😊

Great stuff as always. Not a place you would necessarily associate with ghosts so really interesting. Yes would like to hear more about Vegas!👍

Wheee! A new video! Thanks, Nicola. Yes, I'd love to hear more Las Vegas ghost stories.

Interesting video. Re: the Queen Mary, I've been there quite a few times...they add some hijinks like trays of small mirrors to create more paranormal activity than is really there.

Thank you. I have thoroughly enjoyed this video!!

I visited the Luxor when I was at Vegas in 2022. It was nice to visit as I love ancient Egypt. My late father helped build the SS Canberra.

Superb video, Nicola. Always look forward to your stuff and would love to see more on Las Vegas in future episodes

It sounds like you had the typical Las Vegas experience. I cannot wait for your future videos on that locality.

Thank you for this, Nicola. I thoroughly enjoyed it. And yes! Please do a video on your other Las Vegas stories.

Holy crap Nicola !! Terrifying! I typed a paragraph about you being chased and how I would have been screaming 😱. What an amazing video. It gave me the willies. I held my breath and let my tea get cold 😀. Wonderful wonderful. Thanks, as usual you did not disappoint. 🇨🇦💕

Wow! What an experience you had at the Luxor. I'd love to hear a video about your experiences in Las Vegas

I have been very much looking forward to your Las Vegas and Luxor video.

This was absolutely fantastic!!!! What an informative & fascinating video!! I shared it with friends. I would be very interested in more videos on this subject, or anything else you post! I’m going to browse your videos now. Again, excellent video!!!

I would love to see ghosts stories from the mob museum. If I stayed there it would be the ground floor!

A very interesting video . The guy that you saw watching you , the first image , looks a lot like ,Aleister Crowley the English occultist . ( Give him a google ) . Thanks for posting , and I eagerly await more of your fine content . Kind regards . Tony .

Thank you Nicola this was amazing. ❤

Wow! Brilliant video Nicola. Oh my, your strange encounters sound very scary. In the end i hope you enjoyed your stay. Loved watching the shorts as well.

This is one of the best videos I have seen. I love it❤❤❤

Oooohhh a long one.tnx Nicola...impressive as always.❤️👍👍

EXCELLENT. hope you enjoyed the vacation, but glad you are back!

Nicola, keep up the good work.I wish you could do more of these.They are so interesting historic and Paranormal. Just the ticket❤❤❤❤❤❤

This was such an interesting video. Your own personal experiences at the Luxor were insanely creepy! Xx

This one is spectacular Nicola! Thanks

Remember when the Luxor opened years ago. We went there and enjoyed the boat ride. They had a terrific dinner show with chariots and horses. Still have a big stuffed camel from there.

Another great video, wonderfully researched and edited. Can’t wait to see more of your US adventures. And it’s great to hear your voice again! Glad you’re on the mend.

Thanks! Looking forward to the next. Kinda miss the daily shorts from your trip!

Really sad stories 😢 beautifully narrated. Thank you ❤

Great video! I went to Vegas in my early 20's, (2006) and I can honestly say I will never return. The entire strip and surrounding area is filled with this toxic, almost gooey negative energy, and I absolutely hated every minute of it. From the second I steppd foot off of the airplane I knew it wasn't the place for me.. I actually stayed at the Sahara and it wasn't long before I felt an oppressive presence in my hotel room. Being the sensitive person that I am, I began talking to whomever it was in room... explaining my reasons for not immersing myself in what I felt was the "Vegas experience" and how much I disliked it from the start. The overwhelming energy of the room started to dissipate and although I could feel the masculine energy was still present, he no longer made me feel uncomfortable. I can say that there was ONE place in which I did enjoy myself and that was Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville! 😂 But I will never visit Vegas again.

You certainly had an interesting trip. The video was really interesting and informative,keep them coming. Adding Vegas to my bucket list.

Hello, I just happened across your channel and enjoyed your story of the Luxor and would like to see more stories of haunted Las Vegas and I’m looking forward to watching the tales in your archive.

Thanks for a collection of strange stories, Nicola. What a creepy place the Luxor is!!

Wow! I've never been to the Luxor so Thank You. It's ironic that they've got a Titanic exhibit as the Luxor is the Titanic of its day... ulp! Las Vegas's mob genesis is part of its fascination. Man in Brown Suit might be Bugsy Siegal but I'm pretty sure he bathed, so yes, a spook from the same era. The white-bulb-headed man at the door was probably a dwarf, but how he coincidentally showed up across the hotel from his original room to glare at you again makes me think that your calling may attract actual spirits. The man in the Inclinator was probably a drunk who died, because of all the fuss. I don't believe the Great Pyramid was ever a tomb, but the Luxor sure is. Really interesting, and I'd love more on Las Vegas.

Why yes I think I will subscribe. I’ve already watched a few of your videos and really enjoy your narrations. Your voice is soothing yet still manages to captivate my attention

Loved this so much totally fascinating thanks Nicola 🙏💕

Thankyou for this Nicola, I wouldn’t stay in that hotel, sounds very scary, love the stories , bet was a shock seeing that man in the lift

Woah that staring guy sounds sooo creepy! I think you had the right idea to leg it Nicola 😮 great vid as always, hope you are well 👍🏼

Okay, 39 degrees sloping sides? That's thirteen tripled. 😮 No wonder felt so creepy on the elevators when we stayed there years ago.

I really enjoy how you pick interesting places to do videos on, some of which aren’t conventional ‘ghost video’ subjects. Everything is so well researched and put together, please keep up the good work and I would love for you to complete your Las Vegas haunted hotel series!

I always find such comfort in your videos. The way you explain things and your presentation of materials is perfect.

Well, I enjoyed this Nicola. Sounds like a very creepy place indeed; though the rooms look alright. No wonder you were afraid, certainly can’t be easily explained away. Fancy telling you that you might have been chucked over the balcony, dear me MrGC. Titanic Exhibition looked awesome. Interesting theory that Titanic artefacts might attract supernatural occurrences. Great video, you did good. Defo wanna see a video about the strip ghosts please Nicola. Take care.

Great video, bringing back lots of memories. Myself and my wife stayed in the Luxor in 2007. I’ve stayed in hotels of all descriptions all around the world and never had any ‘weird’ feelings or experiences but the Luxor had an oppressive feeling about it that’s quite hard to describe..,Nevertheless we had a great time in Vegas (old strip was the best in my opinion) and our other travels in the states.

Thank you Nicola for another absolute gem! Thoroughly enjoyable as always x

I lived in Las Vegas for more than a quarter of a century. This is just the tip of the iceberg - so to speak.

Amazing video keep up the good work. I suffer from depression and watching your videos really helps me 😊

Brilliant and well-researched ghost stories from Los Vegas.Thank You Very Much Nicola.

I've always wanted to go to the Luxor but have never heard about any of these stories. Very intriguing! Thanks, love your videos!

Another great video! Thank you!!

Yes for Ghosts of Las Vegas!

I really enjoyed hearing about your trip and the ghosts. Made my morning/lunchtime. In the garden super look forward to hearing more xx

Excellent content professionally presented! Thank you!

Be fair, the suit honestly looks nice, maybe he's just in need of someone to praise his suit, perhaps small talk with ghosts is something that needs to be attempted more.

Fascinating stories! Thanks for sharing, especially your experiences. Las Vegas is a crazy land, I cannot be there longer than 3 days. 😅 I'd love to see another video of the strip ghosts!

Thank you for another excellent episode. The background of Las Vegas, the Mob involvement and the explanation of "86" 😱. A body in the elevator? I know I would have been heading out of the Luxor, PDQ, I am a King-Sized Chicken. Please can you do the Ghosts of Las Vegas? Looking forward to the next episode. TTFN

Thank you, Nicola, for another well-produced excellent video. Las Vegas has an unusual vibe for sure; something uncanny and depressing about the place, I find.. That was a creepy man you described... oof. And seeing a dead body on a lift is shocking enough, but the indifference of those people is awful... that no one couldn't be bothered for someone who needs help. I'm glad you cared and rang the concierge. Thank you for your compassion and concern.

I remember staying at the Luxor when it was 3 months old. I took the nile river ride and really enjoyed it. The laser show was beautiful and amazing, and I remember how large the atrium was. I believe that I was on the 26th floor. Riding the inclinators was interesting experience after a couple drinks.

Oh my gosh, I learned a lot from this video. I’m born and raised in Las Vegas and had no idea where the “86’d” term came from. Thanks for sharing!

I saw your shorts and the one at the Luxor was very creepy indeed! I was so glad to have heard the whole story, and I look forward to more on the Queen Mary’!

Thank you , Nicola, really did enjoy this! I wonder why they chose the Egyptian theme for the Luxor, especially modelling it on a tomb? That would be sure to attract some kind of dark energy, and adding in the Titanic , and all the tragedies of people who might visit casinos etc. Makes me wonder if the wierid head/man you saw was some spirit not from a person, particularly ,but from the bad vibes? Anyway, adding that I enjoy the menus you share find myself picking out my meal from the choices give. And do please give us ghosts of the Strip!

My daughter does geological surveys outside LV and found a 1940's Buick riddled with bullet holes out in the desert. No identifying marks or numbers on it.

Wow! What a crazy time you had at the Luxor!!

I was captivated, Nicola!

I’ve stayed at the Luxor many times and for a long time it was my go to hotel as I love anything Egyptian I never had a problem staying there until I felt a presence one night in my room. I didn’t see anything but I knew something was there I’m fascinated by ghosts But on this occasion, my courage failed me. I put on eye shades, earplugs, and covered myself in the duvet, as I was quite unnerved.

yes please Ghosts of Las Vegas sounds great

Great video Was my first time watching your content. I thought your voice was automated for a second then once I realized it was really you 😂 so refreshing. Well Vegas is like a 2nd home to us in LA and your experience sounds like par for the course. You running down hallway away from creep good job. You have to always stay on your toes and scan your horizons and exits in LV that’s for sure. The ones that look creepy well thank goodness for that it’s the ones that you would never expect that will get ya. Oh and yeah I stayed at Luxor once before. That’s it. Hopefully same for you. New shooter your up hands back yo!

Excellent presentation as ever Nicola, and thanks for sharing. Las Vegas has to be the closest thing to hell on earth that I can imagine, no surprise then if it's haunted.. Glad you got out of it safely..

Sweet video...we stayed at the luxor last October of 2023 and absolutely had a blast and no weird freaky things happened to us thank god....

So glad to see another video! I had a similar experience happen to me as your elevator (lift) story, though this took place in Connecticut. I was driving home from my grandma’s house one night and I was stopped behind a car at a red light in the left turn only lane. The light turned green but the car ahead of me didn’t move. I gave it a few moments and then I honked my horn and it still didn’t move. The light turned red again and I saw a car pull over and a guy got out and started knocking on the window of the car ahead of me. He eventually drove away and the light continued to turn green, then red, a few more times and nothing was happening. Finally I decided to pull around him at the next green light and as I did I looked in his window and this guy had his head slumped back like he was sleeping, passed out… or worse. I pulled into the first parking lot I could and called the police. This was years ago and to this day I don’t know what happened to him.

Finally got to watch. Great video. Very informative enjoyed it very much. The creepy bald man much have been really unnerving and scary! 😬 and dead people in the lift! All I can say is I won't be staying at the Luxor anytime soon 😬😁 would love a video on the ghosts of Las Vegas. I will look forward to that one as by the sounds of it there will a LOT of ghosts 👻 Thanks Nicola for another great video 👍🏻👻

Oh I have a couple stories about this hotel. In 2011, my mom and I stayed here. We got up to our room, it was about midway up and It was a complete disaster! Chairs strewn about, tables knocked over, mattresses askew. The thing i remember really specifically was the toilet paper roll was unwound completely into a pile on the floor. I thought that was weird of someone to do, regardless of what they used the room for. We went down to the front desk and my mom threw a complaining fit, but I guess it was pretty well deserved considering the state of the room. One of the other desk people radioed what I assume was the cleaning lady who was in charge of cleaning that room before our arrival. The front desk man simply asked "Is room XXXX completed?" And the woman on the other end responded "Yes sir, is ready" in a very quick and confident tone. They had some back and fourth but it sounded like she was pretty sure she hadnt made a mistake. Either way, the front desk people ended up upgrading us to a hot tub suite which was absolutely incredible to have. The possibility of the room just mistakenly getting marked as clean when it wasnt is of course an obvious possibility, but the way the room was messy wasn't normal. It didnt really look like anyone had actually used it for sleeping or showering, the soaps werent open and the beds were still relatively made, towels were clean (but pulled off of the railing) etc. It was a bizarre experience and at the time I didnt know the hotel had a reputation for being haunted. The next story is from a couple years ago in 2022. Took my boyfriend for his birthday. We only visited the Luxor for the Titanic/Bodies exhibitions. At one point my boyfriend went to the lobby restroom and he came out white as a ghost and said "I think someone is dead in there in one of the stalls." The door to the stall was slightly ajar, not latched and he saw a bluish pale man sitting on the toilet slumped back with his eyes and mouth open. We told security and they put up a barcade like they did to the elevator in your video. It didnt take very long for cops and paramedics to show up. They all ran into the restroom, then after a few minutes waked out very slowly and started making radio calls. It was obvious to us that he was definitely dead at that point, so we didnt want to hang around and see any more. That one was probably a drug overdose or something like that, but it adds to the many stories that can be told about the Luxor.

That was really very interesting. I’d heard stories about the Luxor some time now, but you’ve added some more meat to the bones of these stories. It’s all very strange and mysterious. I had also heard of the Titanic Exhibition in Vegas, but didn’t know it was housed at the Luxor. Thanks for sharing, yet again,❤,😊. EDIT : P.S Yes, more Vegas stories, please,❤.