The Neon Museum Las Vegas

“We visited the Neon Museum at night, and it was definitely a unique experience. Seeing all of the vintage Las Vegas signs lit up and hearing the history behind them was really cool, and the atmosphere after dark made it even more memorable. That said, I think the marketing for this place sets expectations a little higher than the experience delivers. It really is a collection of historic signs—which is interesting—but it wasn’t quite as immersive as I exp…”

“If you’re visiting Vegas and want to get a feel of nostalgic Vegas signs/history behind them then this is for you, but in my opinion this place is not worth visiting for it being a boneyard…. I went with my family and we were 5 people, the total came out to $150!! And if you think the place is big from the outside, it’s actually pretty small. Yeah there were some pretty cool signs, but not all of them were illuminated. On the bright side we got some cool p…”

“The Neon Museum is an interesting stop. It's a gravel lot with some old and restored neon signs from Vegas' past. It feels a bit like a boneyard of neon, with some signs in great working order, but many signs are dark and stacked against each other, waiting to be refurbished in the years to come. The 82-foot Hard Rock Hotel Guitar towers over the place, but it isn't very old. The enormous Moulin Rouge sign also takes up a great deal of space. But, some s…”

“Loved visiting the Neon Museum! We actually joined so now we are members. They have such an amazing and historical preservation program to support not losing these treasures. They have a huge selection from some of the most famous casinos in Vegas! We will be back soon to try one of the guided tours and possibly an add on package as well. Be sure to visit at night to see everything lit up!”

“Great experience here with friends! We came on 7/2 in the evening and the neon signs were beautiful against the night sky. We did the self-guided tour and had a blast. The staff were nice, and this is a unique outdoor museum! There are also helpful information stands that explain the history of the signs. After walking through the museum, we hung out on their outdoor patio and chatted for a few hours, but the museum itself is probably a 20-30 minute experi…”