Neon Museum

We did a day time tour on our Vegas Honeymoon (would have loved to do it at night and see the restored signs lit up, but they sell out quick! if you're set on night time, book at least 2 weeks ahead). It is guided but it was a ton of fun, very interesting to hear the history of Vegas and the evolution of the casino signs. Great photo ops.

Would have like more to go check it out by myself but the guided tour was very informative and nicely presented

Great time a lot of history! We did the day tour and it was good fun night has to be beautiful! But the area around the place is shady so take a cab to and from to be safe!

Super neat but can be hot. I'm the type who likes to be in and out. The tour lasted an hour and I would've preferred a quicker walk through.

These guys are serious about what they have. Probably more interesting to Neon/Las Vegas aficionados, but still cool for anyone. Walking distance from Freemont.

This has been on our bucket list for a long time and we finally made it out there! Definitely go at night, not sure it would be worth it at all during the day. Many of the signs are lit up and the night sky is alive with neon! There were workers everywhere and they'll definitely watch for you to "cross the line" even leaning in for the perfect picture so be sneaky if you want the perfect angle! It's a quick walk through with QR codes periodically to tell the history of some of the bigger signs. We got there too late for a guided tour, seems that would be the way to go.

We enjoyed a guided tour of The Neon Museum known as the Neon Boneyard, home to the iconic neon signs chronicling Las Vegas history. We saw more than 250 rescued, refurbished and re-illuminated neon signs that trace back to the early days of Sin City. ⁠⁠ Our kids loved it!

A very cool place and while I was a little underwhelmed, you should go. The history of these signs is very interesting and it is a beautiful place to take pictures. I just expected a little something different in the display of the signs. I would still recommend going.

A bit of a small graveyard but so cool to the the history. Tons of signs, almost all of them come from Fremont Street. They do a night tour with the signs lit up, which I would like to attend next time.

I cant recommend this place highly enough! The staff are really friendly and its very close to old Vegas on Freemont street. We did the tour at night which was great because you could see all the neon signs lit up. They explain what all the signs where and gave back ground stories on a lot of the the businesses that had these signs. Make sure you book a few months in advance or you will miss out which would be disappointing. Also make sure you book in the second tour which is held at the back of the site in a locked yard and is all very hush hush. It is AMAZING!! i wont give much away but it was brilliant.