Tom Devlin's Monster Museum Self-Guided Tour

Tom Devlin's Monster Museum
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Resort782113
24 days ago
Tom Devlin's Monster Museum is well-worth the visit. The rest of the family I went with are all monster/horror fanatics and really know their stuff. They were totally impressed with the museum and how extensive the information was. I am not a horror aficionado, and I found it interesting, engaging, and fun. There were some monsters that were so like-like, I made my son go into the room first. The museum outdid itself with descriptions, and the looped movies at the end talking about the making of Tom's different B-films was great! We want to go back again and go next door to the Alien museum as well.

Everything in this gallery of life sized movie monsters is created by special makeup effects artist Tom Devlin. The gallery includes everything from screen used props and creature suits to custom pieces representing monsters throughout movie history.

Duration45 minutes - 1 hour and 30 minutes

Points of Interest

Stop At: Tom Devlin's Monster Museum1310 Nevada Highway, Boulder City, NevadaTom Devlin's Monster Museum is located in historic Boulder City, NV, between Las Vegas and the Hoover Dam. Our mission is to preserve the art and history of special makeup effects. This gallery of Tom's art includes everything from screen used props and creature suits to custom pieces representing monsters throughout movie history. Don't forget to take something monstrous home with you from our selection of t-shirts, patches, costumes, masks and collectibles! Children 5 and under are free with paid adult!Duration: Not Available

Additional 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
Inclusions
  • Entrance ticket
Voucher InfoMobile or paper ticket accepted

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Fearless28801388516
Interesting mix of screen used pieces, artist created props, and photo ops. You can tell the creative passion put into many of the displays. Unlike other museums, you can get very close to the figures to look at and take pics. It took about 30 min for us to go through, although that could easily be an hour if you read everything and take your time. Make sure you look at the cars outside as well!
CWS55
Dusty, beat up old figures. Most are covered with dust and pieces broken off. Very short tour. Classic rip off at $20 a head. Maybe $2 worth...maybe. Avoid unless you are a dedicated horror fan that wants to read about the actors
Resort782113
Tom Devlin's Monster Museum is well-worth the visit. The rest of the family I went with are all monster/horror fanatics and really know their stuff. They were totally impressed with the museum and how extensive the information was. I am not a horror aficionado, and I found it interesting, engaging, and fun. There were some monsters that were so like-like, I made my son go into the room first. The museum outdid itself with descriptions, and the looped movies at the end talking about the making of Tom's different B-films was great! We want to go back again and go next door to the Alien museum as well.
Jeanmarie_V
We found this little gem on a drive around town. Wow, so cool. So much movie history. I had no idea. My husband and I loved it. I must say he did like the cars the most. Loves Christine!
Dave D
Forget Disneyland—this is the happiest (and creepiest) place on Earth if you’re a horror fan with a pulse and a love for things that go bump, crawl, or screech in the night. Tucked away in Boulder City like a secret level in a Resident Evil game, Tom Devlin’s Monster Museum is a full-blown love letter to horror, monsters, and the kind of movies your mom told you would give you nightmares (and she was right). It’s like walking through a haunted IMDB page—every mannequin, screen-used piece, and creature feels like it might suddenly spring to life and ask if you’ve got a light. The absolute scene-stealer? The Puppet Master display. Legit next-level. If those creepy little puppets had actually moved, I would’ve happily gone down Final Destination style. It’s that good. It’s like stepping right onto a Full Moon set with no safety net. And then there’s the man himself—Tom Devlin. The dude’s a walking IMDb of horror knowledge with mad scientist energy and a heart of gold. He gave us a tour like we were long-lost friends, and his passion for monsters, gore, and latex was infectious in the best kind of way. You can tell this place isn’t just a business—it’s his Frankenstein’s lab of love. If you’re into horror, cult classics, or just want a selfie with a creature that could haunt your dreams, get your spooky little self over there. It’s like Halloween threw up in the best possible way. Five stars. One for each finger of Freddy’s glove.

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