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Perhaps the most self-aware example on this page.

'Welcome to D'ni. You and I will live here...forever.'

— Atrus, Myst (if you enter D'ni without the white page.)

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Rowan Atkinson does a skit in which he is Satan and is welcoming the latest batch of souls to Hell. The opening line is 'welcome to hell' (or close). He then proceeds to separate the souls into groups for their respective punishments.

Jack Chick frequently has his character say this literally, but sometimes has them do it figuratively for exceptionally degenerate and dangerous places. Naturally, said places end up getting turned around completely thanks to one person with a Chick Tract talking to and converting the right people.
Shortly before Batman: No Man's Land, there's a short storyline where the inmates of Arkham take over the place under The Joker's leadership; when Batman investigates (on the last two pages of the first part), he finds his whole Rogues Gallery there to meet him. 'Welcome to Hell,' says the Joker.
Lucky Luke: Every town out West has a signpost with the town's name and a pithy quote that was probably not approved by the tourism board.
Golden Glow: Stranger, many came here looking for gold, many found lead.
Alfafa City: Home of America's richest undertaker.
Cactus Junction: Stranger, we got everything you need: a hotel, a prison, a saloon, a cemetery.
Patos River: A quiet town. Some have found eternal rest.
Grassy Junction: Stranger, the richest men in town are the hangman and the undertaker.
Purgatory: Stranger, we don't like strangers in these parts.
Nothing Gulch: We got tar, we got feathers, we like having fun.

The reaction to the Pointy-Haired Boss in Dilbert when he cracks down on employees taking 40% of their sick time on Monday and Friday.
Asok: HA HA HA! THAT'S A GOOD ONE!... please tell me he was kidding.
Wally: Welcome to Hell, kid.
A panel of The Far Side used this phrase by an old cowboy, reminding the young cowpoke who just beat him in a duel that from now on, he'll know no rest from every cocky young punk looking to prove himself. Since this is The Far Side, the duel in question was a game of Ping-Pong.
- In another Far Side, we get two contrasting panels: 'Welcome to Heaven. Here's your harp.' / 'Welcome to Hell. Here's your accordion.'

RoboCop
Manson: Where are you from?
Murphy: Metro South.
Manson: Welcome to hell.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Arthur (IanMcDiarmid):[greeting a returning Freddy] Welcome to Hell.
Quid Pro Quo
Isaac: Welcome to hell. I'll introduce you to the staff.
Hellraiser
- Hellraiser: Inferno:
- And again in Hellraiser: Hellworld
  Pinhead: Welcome. Welcome to Hell.
Men of War (not the RTS game)
Control Factor
Lance Bishop: ...your little secret, that the devil doesn't exist any more. Because you and your people have taken his place. Here's my little secret. Welcome to hell...
Glory Glory
Ellie:[returning to Silver Creek where they were raped] Welcome home, Widow, welcome to hell.
Kutumb
Inherit the Wind: E. K. Hornbeck, to Henry Drummond: 'Hello, Devil. Welcome to Hell.'
Diamonds Are Forever: 'Welcome to Hell, Blofeld.'
Nothing To Lose: 'Welcome to hell, biiiiatch.'
Paint Your Wagon: 'Welcome to hell, Parson!'
The Rookie: 'Well, welcome to Hell!'
Little Miss Sunshine:
Dwayne:[on notepad] Welcome to hell.
Frank: Thanks, Dwayne. Coming from you, that means a lot.
Hombre Mirando Al Sudeste: Thought by Dr. Denis at the beginning of the movie.
A variant in Aliens: 'We're on an express elevator to Hell, going down!'
The horror anthology Tales from the Hood ends with the host revealing himself as Satan and triumphantly welcoming the street gang he's been talking to with this phrase, as only a true Large Ham can.
He Died with a Felafel in His Hand, from the Sydney-based chapter 'Hell is Other People...'
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers - The comatose Myers is about to be transferred, much to the relief of the staff at his hospital.
Cop: Yeah, I'll be glad to see this one gone. Yes, indeedy. Welcome to hell.
From Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey:
During the climactic fight scene in the industrial sections of the prison in Death Warrant, the psycho killer the Sandman is trouncing Burke in front of the spectating prisoners. He then opens one of the furnaces, and proudly declares 'Welcome to HELL!'
Robin Hood (1991): After being run through at the end of the climactic sword fight, Sir Miles Falconet stumbles into a torch-lit stairway, where he finds a bunch of the revolting peasants, and Friar Tuck, who, trolling him, yells, 'Welcome to Hell!' On hearing this, Sir Miles screams, then falls over, dead.

Literature

In 1987, Emily Perl Kingsley, who was a writer for Sesame Street at the time, wrote a magazine article entitled 'Welcome to Holland' about what it's like to give birth to a child with a disability. ^note She likened it to spending months planning for a trip to Italy and winding up in Holland: you feel upset that your life ended up on a different path than the one you planned for, and it doesn't help when other people brag about their lives. In a subversion, however, Emily points out that if you waste your time complaining about what could have been, you miss out on the opportunity to enjoy what or who you have.
Dave Barry uses the phrase in one of his holiday gift guides:
Mister Dip Lip, which is made from a material that feels very much like the Glow-In-The-Dark Squid, is a realistic replica of a human mouth that opens up, via levers in the back, to reveal, in vivid detail, the various alarming developments that can occur if you use tobacco products. If you knew somebody who was just about to wake up with a terrible hangover, you could creep into his bedroom, hold Mister Dip Lip's mouth one inch from his eyes, and then, while moving Mister Dip Lip's mouth levers, shout: 'HI, BOB! WELCOME TO HELL!' This gift is too good to give away. Keep it yourself.

The title character of Angel says this to the villain in 'Hellbound' after trapping him, immortal and paralyzed, in a tiny room (the irony being that the villain's motive was to avoid the more literal Hell, something he doesn't have to worry about anymore).
In the Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule episode 'Church', Dr. Brule suggests that Satan is known to say 'Welcome to Hell, who gives a shit.'
Doctor Who: In 'The Impossible Planet', this is written on a wall inside Sanctuary Base 6. What really gets the Doctor's attention is the writing underneath, which is so old not even the TARDIS can translate it.
ER episode 'Doctor Carter, I Presume':
Dr. Melvoin:[to a fresh group of interns] You are wedges. The wedge is the most primitive tool known to man. That is you. You think you know what you're doing, believe me, you don't. Breakfast with your Senior Surgical Resident Dr. Benton will begin in 15 minutes. Dr. Benton is an intern's worst nightmare. He's smarter than you, he never eats, he never sleeps and he reads every medical journal no matter how obscure. He is the Antichrist. Beelzebub. Lucifer. A devourer of wedges. You will go to sleep at night wishing plague and pestilence on his unborn children and you will wake up every morning praying for his approval. You won't get it. Welcome to hell, ladies and gentlemen.
Saturday Night Live
David Spade: Macaulay Culkin. [snip] Let me tell you something kid, you're cute, you got blond hair, everyone loves you, it's true. Here's the catch: I used to look exactly like you when I was 10. Oh yeah. This is where you're headed, buddy, welcome to hell!
In Scrubs, Turk does this to some visiting interns. JD also compares Dr. Kelso to the devil (calling him a Devil in Plain Sight when he gives his 'I want you to think of me as your safety net' speech to them as he did in the pilot).
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode 'Hard Time':
Ee'char: My name is Ee'char.
Chief Miles Edward O'Brien: Miles. Miles O'Brien.
Ee'char: Hello, Miles. Welcome to hell.
Vecinos pilot episode:
Alejandra: Welcome to the Hell-Mouth. This, our new home!
Horatio Hornblower: When young Hornblower comes aboard HMS Justinian, Midshipman Archie Kennedy is supposed to show him around and one of the first things he says to him, grinning, is, 'Welcome to purgatory.'

Welcome to my Realm by Fireaxe. Interesting in that it is actually sung by the devil as he is literally welcoming people into Hell. And using the screams of the damned as backup vocals.
The debut album and title track by Venom.
In the Voltaire song Death Death (Devil Devil Evil Evil Songs), the singer finds himself in hell by the end, where the devil admits that he (and his wife) are actually big fans...and then stabs the singer in the genitalia with a pitchfork.
The Devil:I'm just kiddin', kid. Welcome to hell, enjoy the buffet!

Stranglehold
Vladimir Zakarov: He tells me you're here for Billie and Teko.
Inspector 'Tequila' Yuen: That's right.
Vladimir Zakarov: And that you'd walk through hell to get them. Is that right too?
Tequila:[nods]
Vladimir Zakarov: Welcome to hell.

In this case, is a penthouse full of heavily armed mooks and lasers everywhere (and if you touch the latter, BOOM — you're dead) where your usual tactics of bullet time and diving around will get you very, very dead in short order.