We made arrangements months in advance to take this tour during the last week of September. Never did we imagine that the temperature would be 102 degrees that late in September, and since we were on a noon tour, we were very hot. We had brought bottles of water, and they do sell water in the tour office, but be... more

Definitely a steamy experience, but worthwhile. Interesting to see the history of Vegas in the boneyard. Non of the signs in the boneyard are working or restored, but hopefully they will be at some point. Support this organization. They will put your money to good use. Make sure to see the working signs along Freemont Street. They are amazing! Read... more

The neon sign tour is very interesting & I really was really looking forward to it because I am a big Vegas fan......HOWEVER.....it was way too hot to enjoy the tour. The summertime tours are at 10:30 am because the heat is so bad. I do recommend the tour in the fall but not summertime. more

Neon Museum – This is something I thought was pretty cool. You didn’t see a museum like this in most cities. You have to reserve a spot on their tours before you arrive in Vegas. The neon Museum is a non-for-profit organization that stores and restores old neon Vegas signs from destruction. They rent property from the city for $1... more

Fun, informative tour and totally worth the 15 bucks! Our tour guide, Mitch, had some amazing stories and gave us a great history lesson on the old Las Vegas. Very cool to see the old signs remembered from years past. If you love all things Vegas, this is a definite must see!! more

Came across this surfing the Web. A non-profit group is collecting old signs from Vegas. A few have been restored and are on display on Fremont Street. The collection includes hundreds and hundreds of old signs, dominated by all the pieces of the HUGE Stardust sign that used to sit across from Wynn. Unfortunately, many of the old Vegas signs... more

My mom and I were able to get advanced reservations for the tour. I am so glad we went. It was very neat to see all of old Las Vegas here in the boneyard. They plan on getting spots and refurbishing the signs for use one day! Volunteer tour guide very knowledgable! more

We visited the Boneyard, which is related to the Neon Museum. You have to contact them ahead, in order to reserve a tour date/time. The tour is 1.5 hours long, cost is $15 and totally worth it. There were about 20 people in our group. The signs are in two parking lots, behind a secured fence. The girl from the... more

While in Vagas after Christmas we went to visit the Neon Musuem - the Boneyard. It was one of the best tours of the trip, and quite frankly one of the best tours I have taken on any vacation. You need to email and book a tour in advance, when we went they were having an open house day, so... more