Great for fans of nostalgia Las Vegas—view signs from former hotels and casinos (that have since been torn down). Guides there to provide history on the signs and hotels. Non-profit organization, and they try to restore 3 signs a year. Woyld need to drive here to museum—not a close walk to any of the current hotels/casinos.

This was a great way to spend the evening. We took a guided tour and our guide (Li) was awesome!!! Loved hearing about the history of the signs. We walked around a bit on our own and took pictures after the tour. I think we would have felt we missed out if didn’t do the tour first. Also, did the Brilliant show. Again, totally worth the money! Our visit to the Neon Museum was the highlight of our trip. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Very interesting. Small enough to do in detail in less than an hour. The guided tour is well worth it and last about 25 minutes, with enthusiastic guides. Plenty of photo opportunities. We read other reviews and went at dusk as recommended, which was perfect timing as you could still see the unlit signs as well as appreciate the lit up ones.

This was a highlight of my visit to Vegas! I already told a bunch of people afterwards about The Neon Museum so hopefully they too can check it out someday. I actually first spotted it on Google Maps and had to investigate. Going at night is the move for sure. The Boneyard is outside so dress for the weather. We didn't get to do a tour since we bought our tickets online last minute, but there were friendly staffers around who could answer questions. We also caught the Brilliant exhibit which was very neat. The gift shop has some nice souvenirs. Fun way to step back in time and explore vintage Vegas!

I absolutely loved my trip to the Boneyard at the Neon Museum where loads of old neon signs are ‘laid to rest’ / on display. We had booked an afternoon slot when you could wander around and take photos on your cameras - please check the guidance as there are some sessions/tours when you can’t take your cameras in. Some of the signs are very old and so there is signage for those of historic significance. There are also staff from the museum available if you have questions. You can also visit at night when some of the signs are illuminated - next time!

Free audio tour when you walk in plus plaques with more info. They also have plaques right now (Feb) for Black History Month with lots of great info. We didn’t do the bone yard tour which was additional $

Great little tour. After reading some not so great reviews I was pleasantly surprised and I loved the boneyard. The people working there were so friendly and knowledgeable and this is really a piece of Vegas history and glad they are preserving it. They renovate about two signs a year from scratch and you should really see the shape they come in and what work they put into restoration them. We were glad we went !

We loved our visit here - so much history, and our tour guide (Kori) was excellent at telling stories in a fun way. We went on the tour, then took in the Brilliant Show across the street. At first, I wasn't sure about Brilliant, but it unfolded well, and I enjoyed it a lot. The music show at Brilliant was definitely worth it. After Brilliant was done, we went back and walked through the boneyard again and took more pictures. would recommend this attraction.

Very cool experience to see the variety of neon that has lit up the Vegas sky. Some work some dont, but thats minor because the whole concept is to see what was out there at one time in the city. The only drawback were the crickets swarming the place but that certainly is not the museums fault. Worth the visit....little taste of how Vegas lit up at night over the decades...

This has been on my Las Vegas list for years because it’s a true preservation of Vegas history! Supporting things like this are so important to support when you travel! The main yard isn’t too large to circle a few times to enjoy the lights and information signs. They also offer guided tours! That I totally eavesdropped on in passing because the history of each sign is amazing. They also get “new” signs, at our visit they stated a sign from the Flamingo would be there soon! We’ll definitely keep this on our list for when we visit Vegas every few years!