Las Vegas NV is a great place to be. There are activities everywhere to do while visiting but today, I will be talking about the Neon Museum in Las Vegas NV. I am sure you have heard about it before but if you have not, this is exactly where you need to be.

In this blog post, I will be introducing you to this museum, the history of Neon, what makes this museum exceptional, and how you can have the best of time while on a visit to this museum. Away from the bustling of Las Vegas, you should learn and add some knowledge to yourself, I will assure you that you will have a story to tell after you visit here and you will be wowed by what you will see. Let’s get right into the post and learn more about Neon Museum.

Neon Museum Park

This is the kind of place that can be found in only one place in the world, Las Vegas. What started as a junkyard for storing expired or retired Neon signage from around town has now turned out to be a massive tourism center in the ever-bustling city of Las Vegas NV.

It grows in popularity every year and night in and out, day in and out, selling out tickets for tourists. Most times, you’ll have to book ahead of your visit to reserve a spot. Neon Museum has grown to become one of the most interesting places to visit while visiting Las Vegas NV. More than 200 rescued neon sign pieces from 200+ Las Vegas properties sprawl across the nearly two-acre Neon Boneyard.

I bet you will see one and it will trigger your childhood experiences! You will be like “Oh wow!, there you are. We used to drive past you along so, and so road.” While this may just be me fantasizing, when it happens do well to let us know which of the signs you recognize when you visit by leaving a comment on this post.

How to Visit the Neon Museum

As I told you earlier, if you want to visit here, you should book ahead of your visit. Tickets are always sold out so you don’t want to get that kind of disappointment, “turning to go back home.” Here I will be showing you the type of tickets available for you to purchase. Read through it and find out which tickets package will be good for you.

Neon Museum Visiting Hours 

The museum changes time with season so I will let you know which time it will be open for all the seasons. If you will be visiting in March and April, the museum is open from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM. May to August, opening hours adjust to 4:00 PM to midnight.

In September and October, the museum is open from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM. November through February, you can visit from 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

Your time depends on the season and the month of the year. When have you chosen to be your visit day? Go through this again to confirm when the museum will be open and be there on time to enjoy your adventures with the Neon fossils.

Neon Museum Tickets Price

The tickets are of two types. The guided tour or you will have to go in yourself. If you want the guided tour of the Neon Museum, there’s a slight price difference. The time for visiting differ as well, you can take the afternoon or the evening tour. Any of these is fun, photogenic, and a great way to spend your time at the museum.

The night guided tour has the following price range: Adult $45 | NV Resident, Senior, Military, Student $40 | Youth 7-17 $22.50 | Children 6 & under FREE | Museums For All $3.

If you are a Nevada citizen, there’s a discount for you, and the same goes for senior citizens and military officers. By the way, thank you for your service if you are a military personnel reading this post.

For daytime admission at the Neon Museum, Adult $20 | NV Resident, Senior, Military, Student $15 | Youth 7-17 $10 | Children 6 & Under FREE | Museums For All $3.

In the figures above, you’ll automatically know which time is competitive and which is not. If you want the night visit I can tell you now. Book ahead of time. Like long before you will visit. You do not want to be disappointed.

For the daytime guided tour of Neon Museum, you will have to pay for Adults $28 | NV Resident, Senior, Military, Student $23 | Youth 7-17 $14 | Children 6 & Under FREE | Museums For All $3.

To buy a ticket, simply click on the link:

As you can see the prices are affordable and within budget for you to get. Let us know in the comment section what you think about this and if you have visited before, kindly tell our community members which time is great to visit this museum.