About this experience
Explore The Neon Museum and discover a striking collection of historic Las Vegas signs. You can wander through the outdoor Boneyard filled with restored and unrestored neon pieces from old casinos and businesses. Visit the La Concha visitor centre to learn about the city’s design history. Enhance your experience with the Brilliant! light and sound show that brings vintage signs back to life.
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How to redeem
The Neon Museum, 770 Las Vegas Blvd N, Las Vegas
Go directly to the ticketing desk at the museum entrance. Present your mobile ticket for scanning. Children under 7 travelling on a free ticket should collect their ticket at the desk on arrival, or reserve in advance via the official website.
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- Your mobile ticket (no print-out needed)
- Weather-appropriate clothing — the Boneyard is largely uncovered
- A camera or charged phone for photography
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Daytime and Evening Admission?
Daytime Admission is valid until 5:30 pm and gives you access to the Boneyard and Visitor Centre at your own pace. Evening Admission starts from 6:00 pm and includes the Brilliant! projection show, which animates the vintage signs with light and music after dark. The two ticket types are not interchangeable.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Mobile tickets are accepted at the entrance — simply present your booking confirmation on your phone for scanning.
Is my child's ticket free, and do I still need to book one?
Children under 7 enter free of charge, but a ticket is still required. You can reserve a free child ticket in advance on the official website, or collect one at the ticketing desk on arrival, subject to availability.
What is the last admission time?
Last admission is one hour before the museum closes. Check the museum's current opening hours before your visit, as these can vary by season.
Can I take photographs inside the Boneyard?
Photography is generally permitted, but policies can vary depending on the time of your visit and the type of equipment you bring. Professional or tripod-mounted equipment may be subject to different rules — it is worth checking with the museum directly if you plan to shoot with specialist gear.
What should I wear or bring?
The Boneyard is an outdoor, largely uncovered space, so dress for the weather on the day. Las Vegas summers can be very hot; evenings in winter can be cool. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
Good to know
The Neon Museum
A non-profit organisation dedicated to collecting, preserving and exhibiting iconic Las Vegas signs, the museum has been open to the public since 2012 and holds one of the most distinctive outdoor collections in the United States.