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The Neon Museum
History Museum and Other Great Outdoors
Downtown Las Vegas, Las Vegas
The experts at Travel + Leisure and AFAR Media recommend this place
"first tour of the day or do the night tour to avoid the heat.."(9 Tips)
"We had a wonderful tour guide."(8 Tips)
"... you'll ever get of old Vegas. Breathtaking"(4 Tips)
"Great to see all the old signs, but not worth the money to do the night..."(6 Tips)
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Rhonda FleitmanMarch 26, 2014Very interesting place. I learned a lot about Vegas history. You'll have a new appreciation for all of the lights in Vegas!
Kirk LittleJanuary 19, 2016So very informative, a great way to learn some of the history behind Las Vegas. Be sure to bring your camera!
Queenie DJanuary 17, 2014It's a "tour-only" museum, so make a tour reservation in advance. They have both night and day tours, but both cost $$.
Jeremy WilcoxMarch 8, 2015A must-do tour in Vegas. It's really an hour-long guided history tour of Vegas, using the signs as storytelling devices.
Krystal PeakDecember 18, 2012Ticket prices are $18 for general admission; seniors, students, active military and veterans, and Nevada residents are $12 (must show current ID upon arrival).
Travel ChannelDecember 7, 2010This is the place to see Vegas’ past. This 3-acre light-filled graveyard shows over 160 years of vintage signs. Don’t miss the Silver Slipper and the Stardust Casino sign. Read more
Melissa DagdaganNovember 6, 2020Come before 5pm, otherwise you’re stuck on a mandatory guided tour 😑
Vito CamardellaDecember 7, 2021You MUST buy separate tickets for the boneyard tour and the Brilliant show. There is No combo ticket. No cameras but cellphone pics ok.
The Ritz-CarltonOctober 10, 2011Did you know The Neon Museum, which covers over 6 acres, maintains, restores, and displays restored neon signs throughout the city of Las Vegas, as well?
Stephanie LawrenceSeptember 2, 2018Really neat thing to do at night! Had fun, a little cheesy but entertaining
- Lois AFebruary 18, 2011Brent is quite possibly the best guide ever. This museum will take you on the best tour you'll ever get of old Vegas. Breathtaking
- Thaisa FernandesOctober 23, 2014Best museum in Las Vegas. You can buy tickets to MOB Museum AND Neon Museum for $30
Duncan PJSeptember 15, 2014Come and night to see some of their restored lights lit up in all their glory- Richard RacanelliMay 2, 2023The Neon Museum at 17 miles to the northeast of Stunning Smiles of Las Vegas
Social News NetworkDecember 5, 2013I would definitely recommend going to tour this at night. The lights are astounding.
Paul BrownAugust 30, 2013SO COOL! A hidden gem in Vegas. More people should go to and know abotu this.
Steve NataleMarch 23, 2014Love this place! Read my review here:
Las Vegas MannequinsSeptember 4, 2011The open-air Neon Museum's mission is to collect and preserve neonsigns associated with Las Vegas. The collection ranges from the 1940s to the present.
Ros HodgekissNovember 15, 2012Book ahead for tours and avoid trying to visit during a public holiday like we did - no dice.
Alan MooimanFebruary 17, 2016Not enough signs are lit up to make it worth a night tour, but if you go on an overcast day they might have the lights on.
Melanie MitchellJuly 18, 2021Tour guide was rude and disrespectful to visitors. Will not be back or recommend to others.
Saveur MagazineApril 9, 2012The Neon Boneyard, a park outside the Neon Museum where retired signage goes out to pasture, has a post-apocalyptic beauty all its own. Read more
Jack PowerApril 17, 2019Opportunity for some cool pictures, but I wish there was more to do - it was a bit limited.
Jessica ChoiOctober 25, 2017I recommend going in the daytime. Colors are more vibrant. Not that many signs lit at night.
Ashli AyerNovember 1, 2014You have to do a guided tour. No option to see it without tour, which is very disappointing. We got there and next tour wasn't for an hour. They are missing out on revenue by forcing tour. 👎
Renee' KennybrewMay 17, 2015This is the same place they shot step up all in the movie, the party where they're dancing by the cars
Wesley DavenportMay 7, 2012Where old, neon signs go to die so you can take pictures of them. This place was built for emotional instagram filters. Fire away.
This is one of our favorite place to take couples for engagement session and bridal sessions. Josh and Jen Photography.
Mary RodriguezAugust 27, 2018Cool idea, but not really that much to see. Maybe the night time tour would be better.
- Trip InkMarch 22, 2014so glad these signs were saved. defiantly a big piece of las vegas history.those signs are cool
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The Neon Museum
770 Las Vegas Blvd N (at E McWilliams Ave)
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
Founded in 1996, the Neon Museum is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to collecting, preserving, studying and exhibiting iconic Las Vegas signs.
Closed until 9:00 AM tomorrow (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 9:00 AM–9:30 PM
(702) 387-6366
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