Excellent. Take your water!! It's cool for kids too but not too young. A lot of standing and listening which isn't ideal for them! The Brilliant part was great too and would be good for kids. - but again a lot of listening but the Brilliant has more video/tech to watch. At first I didn't think I'd like a museum with a bunch of old signs but it was actually great and one highlight of my Vegas trip. If you're okay with walking and the heat - highly recommend. A cool way to learn some history of Vegas.

We went in the evening and walked through the boneyard. If you had questions while walking around, there were plenty of staff to help you. They were very informative and nice. It was so cool to see all the signs, some I remembered from a long time ago. It is a little pricey for the size of the museum but definitely worth it. They have a nice gift shop as well. My son lives in Las Vegas and said he had never been before, and he loved it.

Only in Vegas can you find such a unique and interesting place. This museum dedicated to the "light" history of Vegas is unique to say the least. The guides are super knowledgeable, and they do a great job of sharing the history of each of the signs and how they came to the museum. For those going there with a larger group, make sure to book ahead as this place is busy. Staff is accommodating in a pitch but not the norm. Must stop for a different sight on your Vegas trip.

It's always cool when you have access to something that's a portal to local history. We've visited several times since moving here and it's a great experience every time. The tour guides always are engaging and interesting and the signs are super cool. Absolutely our favorite local museum!

This was a really fun experience. Not only was it great visually but super informative as well. Our guide had extensive knowledge on this history of Vegas and some if the iconic spots. Seeing the neon signs up close was really awesome. You can see the original paint and the craftsmanship that went into designing and building the signs. Highly recommended

What a neat, outdoor museum preserving some of Vegas' neon history. Self-guided walking tour with a QR code available to scan for more information on the signs, as well as Docents available to answer questions. Pre-bought tickets as entrance to area is based on ticket time to help account for guests. This ensured it was not crowded, plenty of time and space to wonder about. Photos with camera phone are fine, there are other listed restrictions with recording and professional photography. This was a family-friendly museum that was worth the visit.

We took an early evening tour this week with tour guide Leann. She was fantastic and very informative. I loved getting to see all the old neon signs. The Moulin Rouge sign was beautiful that they have restored. It was really cool to hear the back story to some of the iconic signs you see there. We enjoyed seeing the lamps from the Aladdin there, as that was the hotel we stayed at on our first visit to Las Vegas. I really am glad that we made the trip to the Neon Museum and highly recommend it!

Worth a visit, I suggest going at night and buying tickets ahead of time. The tours are cool, we didn’t realize you have to pay extra for it and stumbled upon one. We were politely told we could get tickets for our own tour - which is fair, but it seemed cool. It’s far north of the strip but close enough to Fremont street for an Uber or obviously easier access if you have a car of your own, but beware cause it’s easy to miss the entry driveway. Gift shop and restrooms on location, which is a cool building with its own history.

If you're a fan of neon and Vegas history, go here. They have many restored signs, your ticket sales go to conservation of the materials as best as they can. The tour guides are extremely knowledgeable and will answer every question you can think of quickly. The ticket price is fully worth the experience. I recommend buying both shows!!

Definitely take it with you when you are in Vegas. Lots of cool signs from days gone by. It's particularly worthwhile at when it's dark. A few old signs can even still light up. There are fixed times for the visit. But we weren't thrown out when our slot was over. You need a maximum of one hour to see everything.

What a cool little gem! I wanted to visit the last time I was here but didn't get the chance. So happy I made it this time - it's so worth it! Great history lesson on Vegas and truly some impressive neon. I wish we had a little more time/freedom to wander and take photos during the night tours, but I understand the structure. Definitely recommend!

I’ve been wanting to visit the Neon Museum for years and years. Finally made it for an evening tour and it was great! Our group wasn’t too large, and our guide was so informative and entertaining. You get to see all the stunning signs along with learning a lot of Vegas/art history surrounding the signs. The standard tours are about 45 min but they feel much faster. There are so many amazing details for all of these signs! If you’re into neon, history, or art, this is a great stop.

We had a lot of fun, the staff was polite, friendly, and helpful. The history show and the guided tours are outside and most of the waiting is also outside, so contingent on the time of the year, be mindful of extreme heat or very cold and windy during the winter. The best time to visit is after dark, to really admire the signs and lights. We also had a super knowledgeable, fun and enthusiastic gentleman named Gabe guiding our tour. They have a small parking lot that fills up quickly, so you are best off in the overflow (cashman parking) area a few feet away.

Very cool place with some awesome history and stories to hear! I would have liked to go later on in the evening since the some of the signs light up but either way we still had a blast. Some of the sign sheer size where amazing. And some places don’t even exist! A must visit if your in Las Vegas!

We made a reservation for the tour at 9pm. Our tour guide was awesome! She walked us through their neon signs, giving history to Vegas. I enjoyed hearing the story behind the bright lights. The tour was 45-minutes long. Make sure you wear comfy shoes and drink water. We did the additional Brilliant! Show. They had lights reenacting how the signs used to glow. The artist paired it with music while the projector flashed lights on the signs. It was ok, but I think the tour is the best part overall. Apparently they are a non-profit which is neat. They restore these neon signs. Our tour guide said it is cool to see people come back looking for the sign where they were married awhile ago. If you want something different yet fun and low key, I would check this out!

The Boneyard has more than 250 unrestored Las Vegas signs and numerous signs that have been restored. So the signs that you have seen in the movies, television shows or previous trips from years past are available to see. It was so interesting seeing all the different signs. Pictures do not do this justice.

Last time we were in Las Vegas we wanted to visit but it was sold out! This time, we bought in advance and would recommend that as well as time slots were filling up quickly the week leading up to our visit. We went on the "History. Brought to Light. The Stories of Las Vegas Past and Present" tour but there was also an option for a movie themed tour. The tour guide speaks in a microphone and they give each person a radio with headphones so you can hear them nice and clearly. The 45 minute tour went really quickly and our guide provided details about the individual signs but fascinating history of Las Vegas.

Enjoyed a night time tour around 7:30 pm with my immediate family. It was a wonderfully brisk 52 degrees; perfect weather for a walking neon tour. PROS: A great lobby that is reminiscent of quirky and fun motel architecture. Friendly service. Matt, our tour guide, engaged us with funny banter, enthusiasm, and confidence. The layout is grouped together in an esthetically pleasing, and historically significant manner. There are some show stoppers. The Tim Burton neon signs are truly amazing. The Brilliant show that is separated from the regular tour at an extra cost is worth the price. Incredible show that encapsulates the history of Las Vegas in a fun and idiosyncratic way. CONS: No merchandise based on Tim Burtons neon designs. At least 5 times the tour guide said, "And, we wish you could see this sign all lit up, but it is not working today."

One of my absolute favorite places in Vegas. Highly recommend seeing Brilliance. This is a perfect spot on a date or just hanging out with friends. such a great hidden gem here. I would definitely recommend getting the Sahara membership if you're bringing at least two people with you, going twice would pay for itself and helping the organization is great.

This place is a unique off the strip experience that is fun for photos! A look back in time at countless old signs from old Vegas casinos. Tours are available, but we chose to just walk around and take pictures. We spent a couple hours just taking pictures. There is a giant skull that if you zoom in from Google Maps you get a great look at it!

This might have been the best tour experience that I have ever had. And I've had some really good tours. Randy was incredibly knowledgeable and absolutely hilarious. The tour of flew by so fast. I couldn't believe we were done when we were. Everything. There is a real magical gem and you definitely get the feel that you're part of the Vegas experience and is history. It's a nice departure from the strip. And the gift shop has a lot of really great stuff. I can definitely understand why people have weddings and stuff here. It is really fun. Totally beautiful! We went at sunsets so we got the opportunity to watch them start lighting up and it was pretty great.

Our second visit to the Neon Museum included the guided night time tour and the Brilliant experience, both of which were amazing. Highly recommended purchasing tickets online, well before your visit as these tours seem to fill up quickly. Guided tour includes history of the signage, some tales of Vegas characters, and overall stories of what has made Vegas what it is today. This family friendly experience is a must see when visiting town or even if you’re local. So go be mesmerized!

This is a cool place. Reasonably priced at 25 per person. The bone yard museum is smaller than we expected but full of some cool signs, including the oldest sign from 1940. We recommend going during the first evening session. The signs are starting to turn on, the lighting for photos is great and not to dark that you can't see yourself in photos. The staff were great and full of info. They did not hesitate to answer questions.

Finally able to check the Neon Museum off our bucket list! We visit Vegas a few times a year for a quick getaway and have had it on our list for years! First and foremost, go at night! The old signs lit up just seem magical with their age and condition. It's definitely a walk through Las Vegas history like no other museum! There is a guided tour available as well as a self guided tour using your phone. We arrived too late in the evening for a guided tour but thoroughly enjoyed the self guided audio, it gave just enough history of the signs to make us want more! It's a small, outdoor museum with a wide dirt walking path through the signs and will take about 20-30 minutes to wander through. Everything is corded off to keep hands and wandering feet away from the bulbs and metal but it's still necessary to keep those kiddos at bay! The guides we observed seemed super knowledgeable and friendly but the other staff we encountered were a bit unfriendly and unwelcoming. They will definitely let you know if you lean too far over the ropes to take a picture and remind you that you need to keep moving!! All in all, it's a great piece of history and something you should fit into your Vegas itinerary.

Although we have been to Vegas many times on our last trip we did a lot of attractions we had never done before. One of those things was going to see the signs at The Neon Museum Las Vegas. I have to be honest I did not know what to expect, but the park was smaller than I thought it would be. Despite that it was still a great way to spend a few hours. If you are history buffs like we are, then the history timelines and background stories of each sign really deepen your experience. Make sure you make your reservation and buy your tickets in advance. We tried to go to the museum once before and messed out because we didn't make reservations

Wow let me just say what a great time. Pay the extra for the Brilliant experience. Trust me. The tour was great and our guide was knowledgeable. The signs are really cool and a must see if Vegas history is something you are into. The brilliant experience was extra but our favorite part of the tour. Definitely recommend one of the best attractions in Vegas. It's not huge so small kids and elderly should have no issues taking either tour.

Wonderful place to see some of the old signage from the classic Las Vegas landmarks. Definitely recommend the guided tour to explain the signs and where they came from. I do suggest to go at night so you can see the lights light up in all their glory. It is an outdoor venue so a night show is great as well.

I love this place and can't wait to visit again. So many people want to visit at night. I wasn't able to but loved the vibe during the day. It's more of a wasteland/post-apocalypse feel and it's awesome. Definitely worth a trip!

My friends from San Francisco invited me to this tour. I was pleasantly surprised by this experience. The tour guide provided a lot of historical information in an upbeat manner. It made the tour enjoyable

Excellent museum that's both visually impressive and is also filled with interesting history. We did the guided tour at night, highly recommend! The light show, "Brilliant" seemed interesting, but if you can only do one (there's no package deal for both of them together), I'd recommend the tour.

I had a lot of fun here. It's a guided tour of Vegas history, while checking out refurbished artifacts from many years prior. Some of their works are absolutely massive and stunningly beautiful. The guide was very knowledgeable. They even let you snap a few pictures, which are awesome for your night sight, if your phone has it. If you're in to Vegas, I'd certainly check this place out, it's a quick Uber from Fremont Street.

This was such a neat little museum! Definitely bring water or buy water from their gift shop as it gets toasty out there. We did a self-guided tour but next time we’re in town we will definitely do their nighttime one to see the signs lit up. the employees were all super friendly and you can tell they genuinely love working there. They gave us some history about some of the signs and we even got to sit in on a Pride themed gallery talk to learn more about LGBTQ+ history in Vegas. Check it out if you’re in the area!

This is a neat place to learn some Vegas history and see some signs. Best visited after dark for the full effect. We just did the guided tour and our guide Kat was delightful; very informative and entertaining, and very clear about where we were going next and where to stand etc. This would be fun for older kids but not young ones who would likely bore or tire of the stop/start, with specific places to stand and listen. Would recommend reserving tickets online to avoid waiting like we did.

Been there last week. The place is definitely worth the visit, it’s really suggestive to walk between all the signs that made Las Vegas famous around the world. Some of those are incredible, real artworks and they still work just fine. I chose to go with 4 stars because I believe that it would have been better to have more things to do/see, as the loop is very very short (Approx 15 minute taking your time for pictures) while they sell it as “One hour visit”. Apart from this, I believe it’s definitely worth the visit if you are in town! Price is approx 20$ and you can make your reservation online on their website. Happy to have seen this place too

I would highly recommend anyone to make a visit here at least once, especially if you understand the history of Vegas. We went at what I believe is the best time to visit, at sunset. The neon signs shine best once it starts getting dark and it is no longer hot outside anymore which makes it tolerable to explore. We would suggest doing the guided tour as there can sometimes be more interesting stories that you learn about the sign's history that you may not normally know or even read on the sign's descriptive plaque.

We enjoyed the museum, the history is great, and if course the place looks amazing at night. We did both the guided tour and the light show afterwards. I would have skipped the guided tour (assuming there's an option for a self guided walk through the park) I found the tour guide to be a little too hammy. It seemed like the ratio was 70% her working on her one liners to 30% talking about the signs. I'm sure some people enjoy that, it's just not for me. Overall well worth the money, we enjoyed ourselves very much.

Such a magical experience! If you're making a trip out to Vegas I would highly recommend. We took an evening guided tour and our guide was so knowledgeable. The proceeds from the ticket sales go towards restoration of old neon signs, and help keep the museum going. Amazing photo opportunities and such a great way to learn about the history of Vegas. ✨

The tour was very fun. Got to look at some historic casino and hotel signs up close. The tour was a little pricey but definitely worth it.

I was really looking forward to this museum and, honestly, it beat my expectations. It was a great experience, and the guided tour made it all the much better (definitely recommend a guided tour.) We went before sunset, so the signs weren't all lit up. It would probably be even cooler if went at night. Definitely recommend this museum!

What a special way to preserve a city's history. Take the night tour it's a great way to learn a little bit about the unique and colorful city that is Vegas. Pound for pound one of the best ways to spend your money in Vegas. The light show is cute and fun. Great entertainment for all ages.

If you are a tourist or a local, this is a fun stop for some sight seeing and to take in a bit of Las Vegas history. 10/10 would recommend a visit!! Great for all ages and not hard to walk around. Very accessable for everyone! I personally can't wait to go back!!

We had a great experience this past August, the tour very informative and our tour guide Heaven was awesome. She was very engaging and had a great attitude. She even had a little time to talk to us after the tour. We took a lot of great picture, and I really enjoyed myself. Next time I’m in Vegas I will definitely visit again!!!

What a cool place! We went at dusk, and it was magical. The staff is so friendly and knowledgeable. They are a wealth of information about the signs and Las Vegas history. Make a reservation. Time slots fill up quickly, usually at least 24 hours in advance.

Highly recommend the combo experience with guided tour and the Brilliant light show! It was a great mix of history, fun tidbits about Las Vegas, and fantastic music. Be sure to buy tickets in advance and arrive 10-15 mins. I would suggest timing your tour so that it the sun will go down during the tour and you can get fantastic photos.

Pretty awesome experience. I’m a local who’s been I believe three times now. I went at night for a guided tour, another time for the Lost Vegas exhibit by Tim Burton, and this time to show a guest around. We did the self guided tour at 6pm. They provided small white umbrellas to help with the sun which I thought was pretty considerate for them to take that extra step of catering to their customers. The history shared is amazing - you can read the history on little stand podiums throughout your walk. Of course the signs are amazing all by themselves as well. Great photo opportunities, a gift shop, Photo Booth, and history behind the signs. Can’t beat it!

Charming little museum with a lot of heart, clearly they love neon and it's place in Las Vegas history. From the thoughtful displays to the super knowledgeable tour guides to the wonderfully curated gift shop, it was a fun change of pace from the otherwise craziness of a Vegas vacation. Go at dusk for the best photos and hang back from the group for the best shots. And do not miss "Brilliant" it is an amazing piece of projection art and so clever to incorporate the unrestored signs and make them shine again!! 10/10 would recommend to everyone.

Brilliant is the best light and music show and the best bang for your buck. They have taken non-working signs from the strip and have produced an excellent show with great music , and the technology behind it is very classy and professional. Well worth the money.

The experience is worth it, everything is well organized, if you book in advance it is much better, they have many unique pieces. Beautiful and everything is super nice, the staff is super polite and attentive. There are of course many neon signs that I didn't know about, but they teach you the history of all of them, it's very good. I would like them to make all the signs work and for the place to be closed and with air conditioning... that would be my only concern.

Went went for the tour to the neon museum and it was so well executed! What a neat way to experience the history of Las Vegas. They had signs datings back to the 40s! We chose to do the guided tour and Brilliant jackpot; The tour guide was very knowledgeable and animated, and the lighting technology used in the show was fascinating. I’d recommend this for anyone who wants something a little different to do while in Vegas.

If you like nostalgia and Vegas history, go for a visit. I enjoyed walking around looking at all the old signs. They have small signs posted that tell the history of some of the signs and casinos. I'd recommend going at dusk or early evening so you can see the lit signs better. There's probably more bulb lit signs than actual neon signs. They have a separate area for their evening show that has more signs, but the normal ticket doesn't get you access to that. Staff is friendly, helpful and willing to answer any questions you have. It's not a large place, so unless you really dig in you can be in and out in 90 minutes.

The Neon Museum in Vegas is a mesmerizing showcase of iconic signs from the city's vibrant past. Strolling through this luminous oasis feels like walking through a visual history of Las Vegas. A must-visit for anyone seeking a unique and nostalgic experience in the heart of the entertainment capital.

Love taking visitors here, especially anyone who remembers old Vegas! Definitely buy tickets in advance and prepare for the weather. Summer it'll be hot in the boneyard and winter it'll be cold. Definitely go after the sun goes down if you can to see the signs in all their glory! There is free onsite parking that may appear full but will open up closer to your ticketed time slot.

Our tour guide was awesome. She had only been their 3 months but was extremely knowledgeable. I highly recommend going. Not only do you see Iconic signs you learn real history about Las Vegas. I think going at night was a great choice getting to see the signs that work actually working! Well worth the trip and experience!

We had a wonderful time at the Neon Museum. First, the ease of booking tickets online was great. When we arrived on site there was ample parking options in their lot. Everything was very accessible -- we had two people in our party with mobility concerns who had no issue navigating on their electric scooters. The terrain is a bit gravely in some areas but that didn't affect us. Every person I encountered at the museum was warm and welcoming. The security guards out front and the folks in the front lobby were awesome and helpful. We didn't do the guided tour but I eavesdropped on one and it sounded so fun and informative! There was also a guy standing in one area available for questions or to provide patrons with facts. He had a wealth of knowledge of the history of Las Vegas which was remarkable considering he seemed very young. My mom enjoyed chatting with him. We went around the museum twice to capture all the beauty. It's great that you can move at your own pace. The museum is outside, so dress accordingly. Overall I would recommend to anyone visiting Vegas!

Very cool experience. I did the brilliant show and it was very impressive. You forgot that the signs aren't actually lit and it's all done by augmented reality. Great sound to go with the light show. Really glad to see these old signs used for a non profit organization instead of the landfill.

Lots of sweet signs, and they do tours. I highly recommend the tours, they lengthen the time spent there and you get to learn a lot about Vegas history. A must see for history buffs, still worth the price of admission for visitors or natives of Vegas

Such a fun experience! Do both options when going, take a very well educated tour and then experience the light show of brilliance! So much fun for the whole family

Go at night and get a guided tour. Great information on the history of Vegas and about the technology behind neon/argon signs. Wide angle setting on your phone is very necessary. They make you check video cameras at the door.

This was SO cool! Wanted to visit for years and finally got the chance. Our guide was very knowledgeable and patient and made sure to give us time for photos. Probably the highlight of our trip to Vegas.

This was a really fun, especially after the sun goes down. The guided tour was very well done. Our story teller kept it just the right length with a good mix of humor and history. The Brilliance show is well worth the money and was so imaginative. I can highly recommend.

So much fun. Great tour guide. Loved learning about the history. A must see & even great for older kids. Great gift shop too.

If you are ever in Las Vegas, this is a must do!!! Definitely spring for the extra money to do the guided tour at night. Our guide was amazing and so knowledgeable. The restored signs were beyond incredible. It is so nice to see this place preserving the history of Las Vegas.

My husband and I wanted to take a photo with the Hard Rock guitar (that is where we stayed for our honeymoon).. there was no one around us, we took our masks down and right before we could take the photo we were lectured to put our masks on. I understand the mandates and we are respectful of them but it was the end of the tour and literally no one was around us. He had to yell it across the lot, that’s how far away we were from anyone. The tour was boring, the guy spoke so fast I could hardly understand what he was saying. Overall, it was really cool to see the signs but for what we paid, this was a disappointing experience.

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A fun outdoor activity! Especially for lovers of Old Vegas or history, or just pretty lights. They get new pieces every so often, so it's cool to go back and see what's new. Or just remember when you used to see that sign in use. Love their new system, where the website shows you how many tickets are still available for your time. Guided & unguided tours available. I'd recommend doing a guided tour if it's your first visit so you can really learn the history of all the pieces. Plenty of staff members placed throughout the exhibit to answer any questions now too.

I've been wanting to do the Neon Museum for a long time now. We had the privilege of doing the guided tour with Matt. He was very knowledgeable about the various signs in the Boneyard and had plenty of history to go along with them. I asked a couple questions and he had an answer everytime! I highly recommend the guided tour at night when you can see some of the Neons with their lights on. Thanks Matt for an Awesome Tour! I will be back again.

We thoroughly enjoyed this tour!! So glad we did it even though it was freezing outside. Most definitely worth it to get the guided tour with brilliant! There are not enough words that can describe brilliant! It was AMAZING!! This was probably the best thing we did in Vegas!!!!

Not worth the money. 1 hour walk through is more like a 10 minute walkthrough.

Nice neon signs collection, but a bit pricey ...

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Definitely a nighttime visit. Get the Brilliant Tour. We loved it.

I've been to Vegas more times than I can remember. This was my first time here, it's an absolute must!

LOVE THIS MUSEUM! I recommend going twice -- once during the day; then again at night! Both are different and great experiences!

Great to see all the history and great signs they have restored, the Brilliant experience is well worth the time to see

Fun and unique experience to see some Las Vegas history.

Nice place and great ambience

Interesting place. Probably better at night when the signs can be lite up.

Muy bonito el recorrido es muy interesante y el guía muy agradable.

Beautiful place to visit.

If you like history this is the place to go!

Very nice

Awesome place to visit. Get the guided tour. It's like getting in a time machine. Very cool experience.

A tourist from Texas and if you want a little history about Las Vegas this would be a good place to start. Come at night so you can see the neon signs in their glory. Take the tour, is worth the price.

exceptional guide and vintage signs in great condition. the brilliant show blew us away it was amazing.

Awesome displays

Such a great place. The signs are so cool and the museum is one of the best in Vegas

Absolutely loved it. Also, if you have an EBT card from any state, you get in for $3!

Check out the "Brilliant" light show experience!

Unique experience

Loved seeing all the history in signs here at the boneyard although I wish they were not stacked behind each other. I would have liked to have been able to see more of them.

The place was awsome we had a great tour guide. All the history was awsome.

Not worth it!!!!!!!!! Takes 5 minutes to see the whole thing and they flow you around like top flight security!!

Absolutely make time to visit at nighttime and do the guided tour and "brilliants" show! I was originally ok with skipping out due to our travel plans but decided to squeeze it in and I'm so glad we did!!! Splurge and do this, trust me it's worth it.

Awesome place to visit!

Cool neon history of Vegas

Our guided tour was awesome! Our guide was very knowledgeable about the signs as well as the history of the City of Las Vegas. We had purchased tickets in advance (highly recommended) and would not have gotten into our tour group if we had not done so. This museum is all outdoors (except for the gift shop) and is located about a 10/15 minute drive from The Strip. We will definitely visit again

So fun! Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and funny. I enjoyed seeing old signs and learning about how neon signs are made!

Super cool location. Really enjoyed it. Lots of history here. I would say most signs are not operational, but there is a good mix of working ones. Its worth a visit especially if you like history, neon, or old Vegas.

If you are in Vegas this is a cool place to visit. It's a museum with a lot of retired neon signs that once we're in a casino. Some of them can't be restored, but it's nice to see them being used as a historical museum. I love this tour at night so you can get some awesome pictures. This place is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to collecting, preserving, studying, and exhibiting iconic Las Vegas signs for educational, historic, arts, and cultural enrichment. Founded in 1996. You can check online for prices, and what time they do the tours.

Great local history and useful info about casinos and local attractions of past and present. Had a great tour guide who recommended taking photos. Visually exciting with great context to the artwork and the city/ region over the past 120 years. Well worth it. Go at night for a great display.

I've been wanting to go here for a couple years but it just never worked out until this trip. Make sure you purchase tickets ahead of time for a guided tour and make sure you go at night--no use seeing neon signs in the daytime! The tour takes about an hour and the guides are very knowledgeable. The signs are incredible pieces of art but the story behind some of them is even more fascinating. Definitely worth the price of admission and the money goes to restoring more signs! Can't wait to see what they will add next.

Was a wonderful experience. Loved to learn the history of some of the iconic signs. Highly recommend buying both parts of the tour as the light show showing off the signs they can’t fix but use a projector to come to life are amazing. Would gladly go again

Very interesting history tour of old Vegas. Your takes about 90 minutes and the docent was very knowledgeable. My only complaint was they were running very behind that day so even though we had a reservation we waited for almost an hour. I’d go back again though. Cool spot

Great tour, very informative and fun stories. Awesome history. Sadly, I think the historical factor will dwindle over time as kids won't care about how Vegas was built. It's definitely a place that needed to keep that alive for those who do care to know.

Definitely a must when visiting Las Vegas! The signs were amazing, the guided tour was very interesting and fun. Our guide for the guided tour was Bob, and we can’t say enough good things about him. He knew so much and presented it in such a way that captivated his group. We also did the Brilliant Jackpot show with Randy, which was also well worth it. It was so fun, and we were amazed at how well the show was executed. Randy was a lot of fun! We will definitely visit again, we loved it so much.

We had an amazing night here. If you get the chance do their “Brilliant!” Exhibit where they used projection mapping to restore old signs that were previously unrecoverable. It was a fantastic show with an amazing soundtrack and really brought the magic to Vegas for us on our last night in town.

We visited late May 2023. The neon museum is one of a kind and a great tour! It’s neat to learn about the history of the signs and all the different ways to bring them back to life. The tour was fun and informative. I hated to see Lady Luck was retired retired when we came, as I saw that one on the website and loved it. Our guide was very accommodating and kind! I’ll never forget the neon museum, as we got engaged there and it will always hold a special place in our hearts 🥰🥰 🥰

This is an excellent place to go if you are into the history of Las Vegas via retired neon signs. We had a 45 min guided tour at night where some of the signs were lit up. We have been to the daytime self guided tour some years ago but this was better because it was guided and at night. Signs in the museum are from casinos, motels and other businesses that have donated their old neon signs. The old LaConcha motel lobby, which used to be in the strip back in the day, now serves at the museum ticket office

This was my second visit. Each guide has a personal touch, so I learned different things from each one. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. I definitely recommend doing the evening/night tour to see the lights and signs better. Great place to take photos and capture some history of Vegas. They have small umbrellas if it is raining. No professional cameras allowed but cell phones are.

The Neon Boneyard is a worthwhile experience where you get to see and learn about Las Vegas history. Go at night to see everything lit up in all its glory. The guided tour was informative. I did feel a little rushed through and it was hard to get good pictures without the whole group being in them. The tour guide stood in front of the signs while she talked which also made it hard to get pictures of the signs alone. I'm glad we made this apart of our Vegas tourist agenda.

My new favorite place in Vegas. Learned so much about the signs, neon, history etc. Randy is also the BEST tour guide. He was efficient and quick witted made the group laugh and clearly very passionate about what he does. It was an absolute joy. Also did the combo ticket to see Brilliant after the tour where they bring non restored signs back to life with a projector. Highly recommend!

The Neo Museum tour was fun and very informative. If your interested in the history of Vegas then this would be a great choice of ways to learn. The video collaboration and the end was awesome. I recommend visiting this at least once.

Such a cool Las Vegas gem! We did a guided tour at night to celebrate my hubby's birthday. The guide was awesome and had really great tidbits. The exhibit ticked off a lot of check boxes for me - walking around, cool stuff to look at, picture opps, history and education. Make sure to make a reservation in advance, check for available discounts (local / military/ kids / etc.), and give yourself 15 minutes for parking and check in! Note* They have special reservations for non phone cameras, portrait hours, etc. So plan on using your phone!

Sophia is an amazing tour guide! Really appreciated her taking the time to talk about race & gender in Las Vegas history, and how it relates to the neon signs on display. Beautiful photo ops! Perfect time duration for the tour (not too long and not too short). BIG UP for the free parking lot!

Title: A Mystic Tour Down Memory Lane! Review: Visited the Neon Museum in Las Vegas and it was truly a dazzling spectacle! This museum offers a unique perspective on the city's history, beautifully preserved in a myriad of spellbinding neon signs. Each sign has an enthralling tale to tell, and the well-informed guides make sure to keep you captivated with fun and intriguing anecdotes. This was a visit that piqued my curiosity, stirring a newfound appreciation for the artistic and historic value of these glowing gems. The brilliant splash of colors against the night sky is a sight to behold. The blend of the old and the new, the whimsical and the profound, serves as a splendid visual diary of Las Vegas's vibrant past. But this is only half the story. Can you imagine what was my experience walking through this light-studded wonderland? You've got to see it for yourself!

Super neat spot. Fun Vegas history. Took the 45 min guided night tour of the boneyard with Sophia as our guide, she was nothing short of superb. Going back to tour the museum to learn more about the city we live in & love.

We lucked out and had perfect weather, not too hot and not too cold. We attended the night tour/show and our tour guide was great and welcoming. Gift shop was super cute too - when I think of Vegas, I think of all the lights and it really had fun souvenirs to represent that.

Every time friends and family ask me what to do in Las Vegas I immediately tell them to go check out The Neon Museum. I’ve been twice, during the day and at night, and I definitely recommend going during the night. The team there is super engaging, friendly, and very knowledgeable about Vegas’ history. It’s a vibe. I went recently with my cousins and Trinity did a great job as our tour guide. Anyways, what’re you doing reading this? Go check it out, now!

We went in 2021 around sunset, but it was still very cool. As we got towards the end you could see the lights a little more. The guides were very helpful and there wasn't a huge crowd. More of a private tour.

This place was exactly what I expected and here in Vegas that is saying a lot! We went after dark so a lot of the signs were lit up. It was pretty cool seeing the old signs from a lot of the places we had already been to. The app was cool too cause it gave us a history of the signs. Overall would def recommend anyone to visit if you're in Vegas!

The Neon Museum boneyard is a smaller-than-expected gathering of spectacular vintage signs. While we did enjoy this stop on our trip, our entire party said they would not go back for the $25 price point. Perhaps we missed part of the attraction across the street? The ticket attendants were a bit unfriendly towards my family. They arrived ahead of us and despite no one being in the lobby they were flamboyantly asking for the tickets when we arrived. "Oh, so you're the one with the actual tickets!!". The paid tour guide made sure to loudly tell her tour group not to let anyone without a wristband on the tour as we were passing. The standout was a female docent outside who talked to us about the laundry shirt sign with great detail. I don't think we would return but it was a memorable experience.

Awesome little museum. I was not expecting to enjoy this as much as I did. Not very big but well set up. We did not get the tour but there were many guides walking around answering questions. Our favorite was Mariana who was so helpful and full of great stories. You could tell she was passionate about the history and her job. Highly recommend this place, well worth the cost of admission.

We did a 6pm tour w/ Brilliant! added afterwards. What a wonderful time!! I would strongly recommend taking the time to come see this. You will not be disappointed. Get tickets first and enjoy.

We arrived before sundown to walk around the grounds, and then did the nighttime tour which was great. We were able to see the signs in the light and again once it was dark. The tour guide Trinity was very informative and fun, and answered all kinds of questions and took pictures for us. I've been to Vegas many times, but never took this tour, and would definitely recommend it for anyone.