Las Vegas is famous for the neon lights that light up its night. Some of those signs have become iconic in their own right. But obviously all those different flashing wonders couldn’t stay the same year after year, and so were retired…until the Young Electric Sign Company, which had kept these beauties in their boneyard, let the Neon Museum restore them.

The museums been re-establishing the signs along the Fremont Street Experience and the Boneyard itself contains over 150 signs. The museum also houses fibreglass sculptures such as the Giant Skull from Treasure Island. Tours of the Boneyard must be booked beforehand, but the 12 restored signs of downtown Las Vegas can be toured by you. Also, visit the popular attractions in the city by following Las Vegas itinerary 5 days.

• Personal photography only.
• Photography for any additional artistic or commercial use prohibited.
• No backpacks, camera bags, large bags or tripods allowed. Tours are guided; visitors must remain with guide and group.
• The yard contains broken glass and rusty metal, so wear closed-toed shoes.

Day Tours:

• $18 for adults
• $12 for students and Nevada residents (with valid ID), senior citizens and veterans
• $30 for day tour and admission to the Mob Museum.
• Night Tours: $25 and $22; $37 for night tour and Mob Museum admission. Receive both a day and night tour of the Neon Museum for $35

• The tour timings vary according to the season, please check the official website for them.

• Bus 113 on Las Vegas @ Cashman

• Salvadonero

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