Admission to The Neon Museum in Las Vegas
The Neon Museum
4.1
milauras
12 days ago
This place is amazing! Highly recommend a visit. The neon signs are unique and full of fascinating history. There is a free tour of the major signs and I loved hearing the stories about each sign/ business- definitely jump on one if you see it. If you cant get an evening reservation, get the 5:00ish reservation and stay until the sun goes down. The signs lit up at night are even cooler. Although it’s a timed reservation you can stay as long as you want. There is a little seating area where you can snack. Fyi the signs are all outside so consider the weather. The gift shop is also a ton of fun, many unique souvenirs.
Discover the Neon Museum, an outdoor exhibit showcasing Las Vegas' iconic neon signs and their innovative designs. The Neon Boneyard features over 200 unrestored signs and 27 fully restored, illuminated pieces that tell the story of the city’s vibrant history. This is a self-guided experience, allowing guests to wander at their own pace and learn from interpretive signs throughout the space. Museum experts are on-site to answer any questions and provide additional insights you may have.
Duration45 minutes - 1 hourLanguages Available
- Printed guide - German
- Printed guide - Korean
- Printed guide - Portuguese
- Printed guide - Japanese
- Printed guide - English
- Printed guide - Chinese Simplified
- Printed guide - Italian
- Printed guide - French
- Printed guide - Spanish
Points of Interest
Stop At: The Neon Museum770 Las Vegas Blvd N, , Las Vegas, NevadaImmerse yourself in the rich history of Las Vegas at The Neon Museum, home to the iconic Neon Boneyard collection. This outdoor exhibit features 27 fully restored and illuminated historic signs that showcase the evolution of the city’s vibrant neon culture. In addition to the restored pieces, the museum also houses more than 200 unrestored signs, offering a glimpse into Las Vegas' colorful past. The Neon Boneyard collection spans from the 1930s to the present, with each sign telling its own unique story. Museum guides are stationed throughout the Boneyard, ready to answer any questions and provide fascinating insights into the history and significance of these iconic neon signs.Duration: Not AvailableAdditional Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Outdoor facility subject to weather changes and conditions
- General Admission to the Neon Museum (Timed Entry)
- All Fees and Taxes
- Free Museum App
- Hotel pick-up and dropoff
Discover the Neon Museum, an outdoor exhibit showcasing Las Vegas' iconic neon signs and their innovative designs. The Neon Boneyard features over 200 unrestored signs and 27 fully restored, illuminated pieces that tell the story of the city’s vibrant history. This is a self-guided experience, allowing guests to wander at their own pace and learn from interpretive signs throughout the space. Museum experts are on-site to answer any questions and provide additional insights you may have.
Duration45 minutes - 1 hourLanguages Available
- Printed guide - German
- Printed guide - Korean
- Printed guide - Portuguese
- Printed guide - Japanese
- Printed guide - English
- Printed guide - Chinese Simplified
- Printed guide - Italian
- Printed guide - French
- Printed guide - Spanish
Points of Interest
Stop At: The Neon Museum770 Las Vegas Blvd N, , Las Vegas, NevadaImmerse yourself in the rich history of Las Vegas at The Neon Museum, home to the iconic Neon Boneyard collection. This outdoor exhibit features 27 fully restored and illuminated historic signs that showcase the evolution of the city’s vibrant neon culture. In addition to the restored pieces, the museum also houses more than 200 unrestored signs, offering a glimpse into Las Vegas' colorful past. The Neon Boneyard collection spans from the 1930s to the present, with each sign telling its own unique story. Museum guides are stationed throughout the Boneyard, ready to answer any questions and provide fascinating insights into the history and significance of these iconic neon signs.Duration: Not AvailableAdditional Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Outdoor facility subject to weather changes and conditions
- General Admission to the Neon Museum (Timed Entry)
- All Fees and Taxes
- Free Museum App
- Hotel pick-up and dropoff
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Asfar_A
Nothing impressive. Very few neon signs to see and the majority were not working or lit. Everyone visiting there seemed underwhelmed, at least we were. 30-35 dollars ticket is too much for this place which has really nothing. Not worth the time and would not recommend.
Amit G
Way Overpriced; vintage neon sign displays; most of which are poorly maintained.
Major Disappointment of the trip and felt like they should refund the money; we were in and out within 10-15 minutes
raaghavg2021
Absolute ripoff. You get 10x better views in the city and about 70% of the signs don’t even work and just random lights. Very expensive too, $35 for adults v. $30 in the day. Don’t go!
milauras
This place is amazing! Highly recommend a visit. The neon signs are unique and full of fascinating history. There is a free tour of the major signs and I loved hearing the stories about each sign/ business- definitely jump on one if you see it. If you cant get an evening reservation, get the 5:00ish reservation and stay until the sun goes down. The signs lit up at night are even cooler. Although it’s a timed reservation you can stay as long as you want. There is a little seating area where you can snack. Fyi the signs are all outside so consider the weather. The gift shop is also a ton of fun, many unique souvenirs.
Laura M
we learned that this is a non profit organization created by locals who care about the history of such a touristic and iconic place. it was so well organized and the staff was so kind the whole time we were there, i wish it was sponsored way more than it is now. it’s an experience you wouldn’t want to miss!!