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A pair of Orange County paranormal investigators are trailering a slice of the supernatural into Las Vegas. Paranormal 24/7 and Spirit Chaser with OCPI — the social arm of Orange County Paranormal Investigations — are giving the Haunted Express Mobile Museum its public debut at Nightmare in Vegas, the horror convention and classic car show running October 10th and 11th, 2026 at Silverton Casino. Per the announcement, the 20-foot trailer is packed with “haunted artifacts, creepy history, unexplained stories, and things that may — or may not — want you there.” Breeders, that’s the kind of pitch I can’t just drive past.
What Is the Haunted Express Mobile Museum?
It’s a traveling paranormal collection built into a 20-foot trailer — part museum, part road show. According to the operators, the interior is stocked with allegedly haunted objects and the stories attached to them, the same kind of material Spirit Chaser with OCPI investigates on video. They’re also positioning it as a rentable venue going forward, floating everything from conventions and investigations to gothic weddings and birthday parties. A haunted object collection doubling as a wedding venue is either the most on-brand thing I’ve heard all year, or a liability waiver nobody’s read closely enough.
Nobody’s published a full inventory yet, since this is a first reveal and not a catalog walkthrough. But going by the kind of work both groups actually do — house-call investigations of reportedly haunted homes and businesses — I’d bet the collection leans toward everyday objects with an alleged history attached: dolls, mirrors, jewelry, the sort of estate-sale-looking items that turn up in every “this was in my grandmother’s attic and now the dog won’t go near it” story. That’s speculation on my end, not confirmed, but it tracks with how most traveling haunted-object collections build their catalog.
Who’s Behind It?
Orange County Paranormal Investigations (OCPI) is a Southern California paranormal investigation group; Spirit Chaser with OCPI is its social and media presence, chronicling house calls and haunted-location visits for people who think their home, business, or object has picked up something it shouldn’t have.
Paranormal 24/7 runs its own operation out of Yucca Valley, California — 57533 29 Palms Highway, out past Joshua Tree, which is its own kind of fitting given how much of that desert corridor trades on ghost-town history. Per its own event listings, the group runs haunted tours that dig into the history behind specific sites and use standard ghost-hunting equipment on-site, the same investigative-tour format a lot of the Mojave’s small haunted-history outfits run on.
Neither is a Las Vegas outfit — this is a road trip for both of them, with Nightmare in Vegas as the stage for the reveal.
When and Where Can You See It?
Nightmare in Vegas runs October 10th and 11th, 2026 at Silverton Casino, 3333 Blue Diamond Road. The operators’ own announcement lists the reveal window as October 10th through 12th — a day past the convention’s own posted dates — which likely just means the trailer sticks around Silverton a little longer than the con itself, not that Nightmare in Vegas quietly added a third day. I’d confirm sightings directly with Spirit Chaser with OCPI or Paranormal 24/7 on Instagram before making a special trip for that extra day.
No word yet on whether stepping inside the trailer requires separate admission from the convention itself. For everything else happening at Nightmare in Vegas this year, including the celebrity lineup and ticket tiers, see our full convention coverage.
