The museum collects old Las Vegas signs, some restored and lit, others weathered in the outdoor Neon Boneyard. Visits are by timed ticket, and evening slots, when signs glow, sell out first.
Plan your visit
- How long
- About 45 minutes to an hour
- Best time
- After dark for the lit signs, or daytime for photos
- Good for
- Design lovers, photographers
- Cost
- Paid
Tips
- Book evening tickets several days ahead.
- It is a short ride north of Fremont Street.
Checked as operating in October 2026. Prices and schedules change, so confirm with the venue before you go.
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Frequently asked questions
Is The Neon Museum free?
Paid. Check the venue for current prices.
How long do you need at The Neon Museum?
About 45 minutes to an hour.
When is the best time to visit The Neon Museum?
After dark for the lit signs, or daytime for photos.
Who is The Neon Museum good for?
Design lovers, photographers.
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