Wander among retired neon signs in the Neon Boneyard—discover stories of classic casinos, hotels, and showgirls on a guided tour that lights up Vegas’s vibrant past.
The Neon Museum preserves and celebrates Las Vegas’s dazzling past with the Neon Boneyard—a 2½‑acre outdoor collection of over 200 retired signs from the 1930s onward. Join expert-led guided tours that weave historic anecdotes with design insights, revealing how signs like the Stardust, Moulin Rouge, and Golden Nugget shaped the Strip’s identity.
As dusk falls, the restored signs come alive under carefully timed illumination, casting a nostalgic glow that’s perfect for photography. Special “Brilliant!” tours offer exclusive access to the North Gallery, where neon archives and research collections are displayed behind glass.
Inside the Visitor Center, interactive exhibits let you try your hand at bending neon tubes and designing your own marquee. The museum also hosts seasonal events—from silent discos among the signs to workshops on sign conservation and neon art.
Located just off Las Vegas Boulevard, The Neon Museum provides free shuttle service from downtown hotels and ample on-site parking. Tours run hourly from 4 PM to 9 PM daily, with daytime options available for families and educational groups.
Whether you’re a history buff, design enthusiast, or photographer chasing vintage vibes, The Neon Museum offers a luminous journey through the evolution of Vegas’s electrifying image.