Neon Museum Tickets

One of the most popular Neon Museum Las Vegas tickets is the Neon Night Flight Spectacular with which you can enjoy a guided tour of the Neon Boneyard by helicopter flight. Go on this unforgettable experience and explore the history and iconic neon lights from 250 vintage Vegas signs. This 45-minute ride will take you above some popular attractions like the Fountains of Bellagio, Eiffel Tower Las Vegas, and the Allegiant Stadium among many others. After the tour, you can visit the museum’s North Gallery and enjoy the 360-degree audiovisual show- the Brilliant! Jackpot, which reilluminates unrestored signs.

The Neon Museum tickets include a special tour at the "Golden hour" that is 7:00 PM. The tour is known to provide architecturally specific insights of the neon sights at the museum. The guide will help you learn the history of the signs and the iconic places where the signs were displayed. After the tour, you can head over to the north gallery to enjoy the 60-degree audiovisual spectacular, Brilliant! Jackpot. This is an augmented reality experience where you can learn more about the history of Las Vegas and look at the beautiful reilluminated unrestored signs.

You can explore the Visitors’ Center which is a beautiful shell-shaped building designed by famous architect Paul Revere Williams with your Neon Museum tickets.The building is a perfect example of mid-century modern design which was built in 1691 at the Las Vegas Boulevard South. The building was later demolished in 2005 and was moved in 2006 to the Museum’s Visitors’ Center. You can observe the intricate design of interiors with elements such as the mosaic lobby sign and section of the main roadside sign which were restored from the original lobby before the demolition.

The Neon Boneyard is known to have over 250 unrestored signs and many other restored signs which are illuminated at sunset with ground lighting. If you choose to visit Neon Boneyard with a professional guide, you will get to know fascinating stories about the people who created the signs and the inspiration. You can learn when the sign was made, where it was displayed and its role in Las Vegas's distinctive history. You can also witness the process of sign design and technology from the year 1930 until the present day. The museum also has many projects that involve public outreach, research, and educating people on the history of Las vegas.

Located adjacent to the museum, the North Gallery is one of the popular attractions at the Museum of Neon. You can witness many unrestored signs from the collection which are illuminated at night. After your tour, you can enjoy the most amazing sight and a sound program called Brilliant! Jackpot. This program is augmented reality where you can learn the history of vegas when the signs come to life. You can also book the North Gallery for weddings, parties, and any special event.

The Neon Museum tickets will let you look at many restored signs which can be viewed as public art on a self-guided tour. You can get a chance to look at the first sign installation when the museum was officially opened in 1996. The first refurbished sign was the Hacienda Horse and Rider which is located at the intersection of Boulevard and Fremont street. There are eight other restored signs on display such as the Silver Slipper, the Bow & Arrow Motel, Society Cleaners, the Lucky Cuss Motel, and the Normandie Motel.