Neon Museum

A “neon boneyard” housing more than 250 retired casino signs, some of which light up again at night, offering a condensed history of Las Vegas.

The museum’s outdoor Neon Boneyard displays giant signs from old casinos such as the Sahara, Stardust, and Caesars Palace. The visitor center is inside the restored La Concha Motel lobby, a seashell-shaped building. You can explore on your own or join a guided tour that covers the stories behind the signs and the history of the gambling city. Night visits include a light show. Tickets cost roughly $25–40, and you need to book a time slot online in advance. The museum is on the north side of downtown, about 2 km from Fremont Street, roughly a 10-minute taxi ride.

Opening hours

Daily about 15:00–23:00 (adjusted by season)

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