Came here with small group and had a blast! All the history in the signs and hearing about Vegas in the past was amazing. We had Bob as a tour guide and he was beyond knowledgeable and a great story teller. He really made the entire experience better.

What a great way to spend an hour and see the preservation of decades worth of Las Vegas history through neon signs! We did the self-guided tour during the day and while the signs were not lit up, we were there more to immerse ourselves in years worth of iconic signs of years gone by. The boneyard was well laid out, with lots of reference along the way. The experience is nostalgic, and gives you a great sense of history on some of the older signs (e.g. Moulin Rouge). We absolutely loved our visit and supporting the non-profit focused on conservation of Las Vegas casino history.

We highly recommend visiting this museum, it was a great visit. We’d booked the tour and the ‘brilliant’ extra and it was just that. So well organised, such knowledgeable and approachable staff it was a lovely evening well spent. The signs are set out really well too, it really brought the old vegas back to life.

It was our 1st time at the museum and we opted for the night tour and show afterwards. We really liked the tour, and it's definitely nicer to visit the museum at night. However, we found the show really underwhelming (and from the body language of other people in the group, we were not alone). Also our guide to the enclosed area where the show takes place was very bossy and unpleasant. I suppose it's an act, but we didn't find it funny and it made us uncomfortable. Finally don't bother to take your cameras, except for phones, they don't allow them.

Finally made it to the neon museum and loved it did both tours at night. This is something I’ve wanted to do for 29 years. It’s interesting history and cool to see the signs up close. The new artist did an amazing job with the new exhibit, very cool to see old signs that no longer work lite up. The music and the video was cool too. The old hotel the gift shop and office are in are very neat too see and even the courtyard next too it where you wait for the 2nd tour, which I’m assuming at one time held the pool. Our tour guide Trinity was amazing, and the other guide was nice too I can’t remember her name though.

Leah was our guide - she was really engaging, knowledgeable and kept it fun! When we first saw that it was a tour - I was more hesitant. I had just wanted to go in and check out the cool signs at night. We'd have missed SO MUCH if we would have just read signs along the way. We learned so much, have a greater appreciation of the history of Vegas through signage and the legacy these beauties leave behind.

My visit to the Neon Museum in Las Vegas in October 2023 was a truly captivating experience. This outdoor museum is a remarkable tribute to the city's vibrant history and a must-see attraction. The collection of vintage neon signs in the museum offers a journey into the heart of old Las Vegas. Every sign carries a piece of the city's legacy, representing former hotels, businesses, and iconic spots that once adorned the streets. I joined one of the guided tours, and I was amazed by the wealth of knowledge and passion our guide brought to the experience. The stories behind the signs came to life, making the tour all the more engaging. For photography enthusiasts, the Neon Museum is a paradise. The signs, especially when they come to life in the evening, present endless opportunities for striking photographs. Whether you're a professional or just a casual photographer, you'll find inspiration in every corner. Be mindful that the museum is an outdoor venue, so prepare accordingly for the weather. Las Vegas can get quite hot during the day, so dress comfortably and stay hydrated. To avoid disappointment, I highly recommend reserving your tickets in advance, as this attraction tends to draw a crowd. If you have the chance, visit in the evening when the signs are illuminated. The colors and ambiance during this time are truly enchanting, making it an ideal choice. Before you leave, don't forget to explore the museum's gift shop. It's stocked with a variety of neon sign-themed souvenirs, offering you the perfect way to remember your visit.

My friends and I loved this tour! Do the night version for sure, when the signs are all lit up at night it’s so cool. Learning the fun history of the signs and Vegas with our excellent tour guide made for a fun night. Our Lyft driver told us this wasn’t a very good neighborhood so maybe don’t walk here but we felt safe while on property the entire time. Also, great gift shop!

Visiting the Neon Museum will decode Las Vegas for you. It is a beautiful and immaculately clean outdoor museum with passionate docents who personalize the tour which makes it truly top notch, so much more than a memorized speech or a robotic headphone tour you might get at a museum that cares less about excellence. The optional “Brilliant” show is so magical and there are several versions to see so you can return again and see another one! You’ll want to spend 1-2 hours there. Be prepared because there is not much shelter from the elements. Las Vegas is blistering hot in the summer. I drank several drinks and the seating outdoors was uncomfortably hot. During a winter visit, there was one small heater for two groups of tourists waiting outside for up to 30 minutes. Prepare accordingly, it is 100% worth at least one visit!

So glad I was talked into this. I’ll happily admit it wasn’t on my list of places to visit in Vegas, but, how glad am I that I went. Brilliant ! We took the last organised tour of the evening and enjoyed every single minute of this trip back in time. I’m sure a trip in the daylight let’s you see things differently but our night tour was spectacular. Get this on your must visit list the next time you’re in Vegas, you will not regret it at all.