The Neon Museum

Arts & Culture · Las Vegas, NV

About

One reviewer calls it "one of my favorite things to take out of town visitors to, especially at night." The Neon Museum is an outdoor boneyard where old neon signs from defunct casinos go to retire. You'll see the history of Las Vegas spelled out in decaying glass and metal. The Neon Boneyard tours require advance reservations, so plan ahead.

Visiting after dark is the move: the signs are lit, the colors pop, and the selfies are better. It's a museum with a quirky, open-air vibe. If you're looking for more queer-friendly arts nearby, AREA15 offers immersive experiences and a lively scene.

Features

  • See iconic retired casino signs
  • Nighttime tours for best lighting
  • Great selfie spot with history

Practical

Museum
4.1

What people say

Rated from 2,131 reviews. 7 community ratings. View this venue on Yelp

From the community

This is one of my top spots to bring guests from out of town, especially after dark. It's a lot of fun, packed with history, and perfect for taking selfies.

A visitor · Over a year ago

“pretty cool”

A fascinating outdoor display of classic neon signs from historic Las Vegas, including signs from demolished buildings and outdated advertisements. Definitely worth seeing!

A guest · Over a year ago

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a reservation to visit The Neon Museum? +

Yes, tours are available by advance reservation only, with days and times subject to availability.

Is The Neon Museum open during the day? +

Current hours are 8pm to 12am daily, so it's open only in the evening.

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