Neon Museum Las Vegas

The Neon Museum

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The Neon Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, features signs from old casinos and other businesses displayed outdoors on 2.62 acres.

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Personal photography only
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The yard contains broken glass and rusty metal, so wear closed-toed shoes
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No backpacks, camera bags, large bags or tripods allowed. Tours are guided; visitors must remain with guide and group
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Photography for any additional artistic or commercial use prohibited
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Be sure to have your phone or camera ready for some otherworldly photos
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You can see many of these signs by taking a guided tour at the neon museum
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You can purchase a combo ticket – which covers entry to both facilities – for $30
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Tours of the boneyard must be booked beforehand
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Tours are usually given throughout the day, but are most spectacular at night
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Purchase tickets early for the later tours as they fill up quickly
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To get up close, visitors must take an educational and informative one-hour guided tour
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The tours at the neon museum sell out months in advance
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You can use ready templates or start from scratch for the same
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Book a guided tour in advance and learn about the town's legendary haunts and odd characters through the signs they left behind
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The museum features a restored lobby shell from the defunct La Concha Motel as its visitor center, which officially opened on October 27, 2012
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Get a closer look at some true las vegas relics at the neon museum
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This collection of 150 neon signs (the largest in the world) dating from the 1930s is now open to the public
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Check out various modes for how to reach Las Vegas
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Apr 10, 2024
A really cool experience. We went at 6pm( which allows you to see the signs in daylight and as the signs come on) and took the tour with Mariana. She was very friendly, informative and made the visit… Full review by michelepW2929YB
Apr 6, 2024
I had such high hopes for this place after reading the reviews. However, it's super tiny and not as cool as I had hoped. There are definitely some cool signs and you can take some nice pics, but it's… Full review by Jhn
Apr 4, 2024
We visited at sunset so saw the signs in the light and dark. Such a lovely museum. We did the guided tour with Ryan who was very knowledgeable- well worth doing a tour. The brilliant jackpot show is … Full review by Melanie P
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The Neon Museum is a non-profit institution in Las Vegas that was established in 1996 and displays signs and boards from previous gami…
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The Neon Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, features signs from old casinos and other businesses displayed outdoors on 2…
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Facts

Established:1996
Visitors:85,000 (2015)

Questions & answers

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Hi, we are booking the evening "Full Glow" for winter visit. There are 3 separate time slots you have to pick for 3 different …
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Hi, we are booking the evening "Full Glow" for winter visit. There are 3 separate time slots you have to pick for 3 different items: Evening Admission Guided Tour Brilliant! Show We are thinking 5pm Evening Admission time??? followed by 6pm Guided Tour followed by 7pm Brilliant! show. Just not sure what occurs from Evening Admission until start of Guided Tour - why are there different times between entry and tour. We've scoured their site and cannot find the answer. Thanks in advance for assistance in understanding this!
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If it's not too late, I would just do the Guided tour. We went there last September and chose the guided tour and the Brilliant show. The guided tour was great and very interesting, but …
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If it's not too late, I would just do the Guided tour. We went there last September and chose the guided tour and the Brilliant show. The guided tour was great and very interesting, but the show was so-so (too long and repetitive in any case). Also, arriving early is not especially useful as you'll only get to see the same neons that you'll see later on during the tour and won't even have any explanation before the tour. Also, bear in mind that the museum does not allow you to take your camera with you. If you want to take pictures, you can only use your cell phone!
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Hi. How can I get a guided tour at the Neon Museum? Thanks
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All of the tours at night are guided
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Is bringing a cell phone/camera the only way you can take pictures?
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No professional photos or photo shoots allowed. Their website is accurate. You cannot take video either
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I am planning to go to Vegas and planning to go to the Neon Museum. What's the difference between the Guided tour …
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I am planning to go to Vegas and planning to go to the Neon Museum. What's the difference between the Guided tour and Brilliant? Also which tour is best? Day or night? Thanks.
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Brilliant is best, classic. Music with choreographic lights and special effects of old time artists with neon signs, it is great. I loved it. The neon tour was good also, they explained …
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Brilliant is best, classic. Music with choreographic lights and special effects of old time artists with neon signs, it is great. I loved it. The neon tour was good also, they explained facts about the signs, color schemes, dates they were up and taken down, cost, and what they represent. A history and obscure facts about Las Vegas, was interesting to me, more worthless knowledge.
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Is this handicapped accessible?
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yes it is!!!
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Do you offer digital membership cards?
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Yes! The Neon Museum now issues digital membership cards upon purchase! Follow this link to your Membership e-Card, or click on the appropriate link to download your...
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