Las Vegas History Through Its Neon Signs
The Neon Museum preserves and interprets signs that tell the story of Las Vegas. Its collection includes the outdoor Neon Boneyard, the North Gallery and other historic signage connected to the city’s casinos, businesses and visual culture.
Located just north of the Fremont Street area, the museum is a natural addition to a Downtown Las Vegas itinerary. Visitors can explore through general admission and guided experiences, with the outdoor collection taking on a different character after dark.
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Super cool if you're into Vegas history and fun place to see and getaway from the strip. Its small but alot to take in!
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Je trouve ce musée très sympa mais vraiment petit on fait très vite le tour et dommage que tout les néons ne soit pas allumé. 35 € pour le soir ça fait cher quand même
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Very beautiful place to see in the evening time, a lovely collection and staff are friendly and helpful. Not all the lights work and it can all be seen in under twenty minutes
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Terrible service I went there with the go city pass and they said that the night was sold out never was notified wasted of time and money on Ubers to get there to see nothing. Box office Manager acted ridiculous no customer service skills at all!! Pretty much got told not her problem.
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