The 43 best free museums in Las Vegas

This place is a must see when visiting Las Vegas! I do however recommend catching a ride as I walked and do not recommend it. Also, get your tickets online ahead of time. The tour gives the same excitement as walking through a carnival or fair with the glow of old neon and the flashing bulbs throughout the exhibit. They have QR codes on their plaques for extra information and additional packages you can add on for more excitement and information.

The Neon Museum LV is a treasure trove of the history of Las Vegas! It's an amazing display of the iconic visuals that gave Vegas it's unique glitz and glamour! The staff and docents at the museum are absolutely the BEST I've encountered anywhere! They are knowledgeable, happy to share the knowledge and no doubt are dedicated to preserving these amazing works of art! The shame is that the space they're currently in is wholly inadequate to properly display and preserve these magnificent treasures!! Vegas residents, hotel owners, politicians, visitors, those with deep pockets, anyone with a stake in Vegas, needs to make financial contributions NOW to insure that these icons are properly restored, protected and given the permanent hooked they deserve!!

Absolutely amazing! The history tour was incredible. I think it was Dave that did the tour and honestly I was disappointed it was over. He has some great stories and information! Will definitely bring friends the next time we are back in Vegas. The staff was also equally amazing. They had to cancel the movie tour due to heat and you could see how they truly were sorry about it. The staff were friendly and also ready to answer any question - the display was more than we expected but we were wishing we could see more and hope they can expand.

Looking for something different in Vegas? My wife and I chose the Neon Museum, and it did not disappoint! The best time to visit is after sunset—seeing all the signs lit up is absolutely magical. The museum is filled with classic neon signs from old Vegas, and the history behind each one really captures the spirit of the city. We had a blast exploring, taking photos, and even learning a few new things along the way. Whether you’re visiting as a couple, with family, or on your own, this place is a must-see. The staff is friendly, tickets are easy to grab online, and there are plenty of discounts available. Don’t miss it!

Great museum related to the history of Las Vegas. Tours are dependent on the tour guides with some on the go minimizing questions and others welcoming them. Still worth it to support the museum. Do go around and read all signs

We had a great time walking around looking at the signs. We did the the History tour and Brilliant jackpot... both were amazing experiences, our tour guide was informative and fun. She accommodated me needing to walk slower and never rushed us. Highly recommend going.

A short but worthwhile experience. Visitors learn about the history of Vegas through the neon signs that have been salvaged and restored by the museum. The signs are incredible, and the information boards give you a great insight into the history of the establishments that the signs belonged to. From casinos to restaurants, car dealerships to laundrettes, they have their neon signs that lit up Vegas throughout the 20th century and into modern day. On a side note, DO NOT walk here. It might seem close to Fremont but it's in a very sketchy neighborhood. When waiting for your pickup stay inside the museum's fences until your car arrives. Our Uber driver said the museum is planning to move to a safer area, let's hope that's the case!

Really fun place to visit and definitely worth the money. Tons of cool pinball machines to check out and play, and it’s a great way to spend some time. The service was just okay, but overall it was a really good experience. Worth checking out if you’re in the area! 👾🕹️

The moment my family and I walked in, the staff gave us dirty looks like we didn’t belong there. You could just tell we weren’t welcome. An old man immediately came up to me and said my kid had to be “gentle.” Like okay, fair enough — I get it, be respectful of their stuff. But my son hadn’t even touched anything yet. He was just standing there, excited to see all the games. Not even five minutes later, a lady came up and said, “Your son’s too young, he can’t play that game. You guys need to go.” I was so confused — he hadn’t even played a single game yet! Then she started going off about “insurance” and “lawsuits,” saying they can’t risk kids getting hurt or touching the machines. Like, are you serious? If that’s the case, just put a giant sign outside that says NO KIDS ALLOWED because clearly, they don’t want families here. We got up to leave — because trust me, I wasn’t about to beg to stay in a place that treats paying customers like garbage. But it didn’t stop there. The same old man literally followed us to our car and started writing down our license plate number like we were criminals. That’s just insane, creepy, and completely unprofessional behavior. The staff here have zero customer service, zero manners, and zero respect. It’s honestly embarrassing how they run this place. My kid wasn’t loud, wasn’t touching anything, and definitely wasn’t causing problems. We were there maybe five minutes before they made us feel completely uncomfortable. I wish I had read the other reviews before coming — turns out we’re not the only ones who went through this. A bunch of parents said the same thing: rude staff, not kid-friendly, and an overall terrible vibe. So yeah, lesson learned. If you have kids, don’t even bother coming here. This place does not welcome families at all. Save yourself the time, the energy, and the attitude. There’s nothing “fun” about being treated like trash.

Visiting the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas was one of the highlights of my trip. It’s a true hidden gem that combines nostalgia, fun, and affordability all in one place. The moment you step inside, you’re greeted with rows upon rows of pinball machines spanning decades—some dating back to the 1950s, others featuring more modern themes. It felt like walking through history, each machine telling a story of its era. What impressed me most was how well-maintained the games are. Everything I played worked smoothly, and it was clear the volunteers and staff really care about keeping the machines in top condition. The cost to play is extremely reasonable, often just 25 or 50 cents per game, which makes it easy to spend hours here without breaking the bank. Beyond the games, the atmosphere is welcoming and relaxed. It’s not your typical flashy Vegas attraction, but that’s what makes it special. Families, locals, and tourists all mingle together, laughing and reliving memories. I had a fantastic time and left with a huge smile. If you’re in Las Vegas and want something unique, affordable, and genuinely fun, the Pinball Hall of Fame is a must-visit.

Best way to have fun for a limited budget in Vegas! I played for an hour on $5. The Deuce bus goes from the Strip to here. (Get off at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign.) Some of the machines have old mechanical scoring wheels. The restroom was clean, and everyone seemed to be having a good time at noon on a Thursday. In addition to the bill changers, I saw a machine that converts small change into quarters. I didn’t try it, but next time I’ll bring my loose change along.

I wanted to like it a lot more. I significant number of the machines were either broken and turned off, or in poor working order. Pinball machines are temperamental and so many parts can and do break, I have sympathy for this problem but it is still disappointing. Two machines in particular that I was looking forward to were broken and turned off, the third was working but had so many hiccups that it wasn't a great experience. Coming from recent experiences at other similar albeit smaller venues, this was a bit of a let down. Finally two other games that I didn't even realize were there, were personal favorites of mine, were working but also in poor shape and didn't work well. Folks get off of the Vegas strip! 50 cents goes a whole heck of a lot further elsewhere and you will have the money needed to keep the machines in better working order and they'll still be around for my kids to enjoy.

A Nostalgic Blast at the Pinball Hall of Fame The Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas is a hidden gem for arcade lovers and nostalgia seekers alike. It’s more like a playable museum, with a huge variety of pinball machines dating all the way back to the 1950s, as well as some newer games mixed in. It’s a great walk through history — and you can actually play everything! Prices are very reasonable, and you can easily spend a few hours here without breaking the bank. It’s perfect for families, retro gamers, or anyone just looking for something fun and different off the Strip. That said, the place could use a little bit of a facelift, and the staff wasn’t particularly knowledgeable about the machines or the history behind them. With how many people were visiting, some more organization or guidance would go a long way. Still, if you're into vintage gaming or just want to relive some childhood memories, this is definitely worth checking out!

Great fun for everyone! Hundreds of classic and rare pinball machines, video games, and arcade fun. Original Skee Ball anyone? Free parking. No admission. Cool merch. I love my hand tie dyed hoodie. Play using quarters at original prices. 25 cents to a dollar. Such a deal. Can't think of any other deals this good in Las Vegas.

The Mob Museum is located in a former Post Office that had a courthouse on the second floor. We had special guest, Frank Calabrese Jr, speak in the courtroom. ( fun fact: the courtroom was where Nicholas Cage was sentenced in Conair) In the basement level is a speakeasy. Lots of history and fun. Enjoyed the experience. Parking is in the side- you have to pay for it but it’s for 6 hours.

Loved this attraction. Was busier than I anticipated. Go in the late afternoon...if you want to actually view the exhibits. Vegas is NOT dead! Interesting exhibits. We purchased the additional attractions for the distillery tasting and Interactive shooting scenario. My advice with live scenario, shoot first ask questions later!! The distillery was great experience. Purchased a few travel sized bottles!!

It was absolutely awesome! my wife and I loved it! We did The Distillery and the crime lab experiences and enjoyed both! We would highly recommend that you should spend 2 to 3 hours there to see everything.

Husband was gung ho to visit this museum-me not so much. What a pleasant surprise to thoroughly enjoy it. Fascinating exhibits and several hands on experiences. Last stop was a slide show presentation and narration by the son one of Chicago’s mob bosses.

The Mob Museum - Learning Through Immersion…: some museums just display artifacts; others make you part of the story. The Mob Museum falls firmly into the latter category, and what an education it turned out to be. The firearms training was interesting- turns out we're better shots than we expected. The precision required, the focus, the technique, it all clicked. We dominated the target shooting portion, hitting marks that would make law enforcement proud. There's something deeply satisfying about discovering a skill you didn't know you had.But then came the live person interaction challenge, and that's where our Canadian politeness became our downfall. Apparently, when faced with simulated confrontational scenarios, our instinct to be reasonable and apologetic doesn't translate well to law enforcement tactics. We failed spectacularly, but honestly? That felt more authentic to who we are than being aggressive would have. The 'Connecting the Dots' exhibit was fascinating, seeing how organized crime networks spread across the entire continent, the sophistication of these operations. The attention to historical detail throughout is impressive, from the concealed purse revolver to the working moonshine distillery behind glass.The Underground speakeasy experience brought it all together. Sampling American influence bourbons while surrounded by Prohibition-era atmosphere, it’s educational drinking at its finest. Those cocktails weren't just refreshments; they were liquid history lessons.What struck me most was how the museum balances entertainment with genuine education. You leave understanding not just what happened, but why it mattered. And with a newfound respect for both marksmanship and the complexities of Canadian diplomacy in high-pressure situations.

The mob museum its self was alright. I was really hoping that there were more artifacts instead of a story I could of looked up online or photos that it looked like they took off the internet. The slot machines were fun to look at and the speak easy was nice. My SO and myself each got 3 drinks. My favorite was the Anna banana. He enjoyed the cream soda cocktail. We ordered pretzel bites and the charcuterie board which were both delicious.

Kinda pricey, but definitely have a lot of history and very cool displays. Went on a Saturday so it was fairly busy, but the Speakeasy in the basement was very cool (aside from We were told You needed a password to get in and the super secret door was wide open lol) but the bar wasn't too busy...

Crowds permitting, this is a beautiful place to walk through. I love how it's always changing. The smell is pleasant, and you can really feast your eyes on all the flowers and sculptures. I also appreciate how the fountains use recycled rain water (I should have taken a picture of the sign for the specific).

The Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Garden in Las Vegas is a stunning indoor garden located just off the hotel’s main lobby, enchanting visitors with its breathtaking seasonal displays. Spanning 14,000 square feet, the garden transforms five times a year—celebrating spring, summer, fall, winter, and the Lunar New Year—with thousands of flowers, plants, and trees arranged in artistic themes. Expert horticulturists and designers carefully craft each exhibit, combining vibrant colors, intricate sculptures, and flowing water features to create a magical, ever-changing experience. With its elegant atmosphere and meticulous design, the Bellagio Botanical Garden offers a peaceful and inspiring escape from the city’s lively casino floors.

The Bellagio Conservatory feels like something straight out of one of my thriller novels. As a thriller author, I’m always drawn to spaces that mix beauty with tension, and this one has that quiet, cinematic energy. It’s controlled chaos in a story. When I visited in November, it was set up with beautiful autumn colors. There’s a spitting frog, a pool with owls, and a giant green pumpkin surrounded by elegant place settings. Everything is absolutely stunning. It’s always busy in the evening, and honestly, I’ve never been here when it wasn’t. The main center display is incredible, showing off rich fall tones and detailed seasonal art. This is one of those places where you can’t help but stop and take it all in. Walking around the base display, there’s a huge tree and the massive pumpkin near the café area. Too bad the café seating isn’t open, because I’d love to sit there and work on one of my thriller novels. I took a slow-motion video of the owls perched beside the pumpkin, and another of the water fountain flowing from the pumpkin itself. The Bellagio Conservatory is one of those Vegas sights that never disappoints.

The Bellagio Conservatory is a true oasis in the middle of the Strip! The seasonal floral displays are absolutely stunning — every detail is beautifully designed, with vibrant colors, creative themes, and larger-than-life arrangements that change five times a year (Spring, Summer, Harvest, Winter, and Lunar New Year). It’s free to visit and open 24 hours a day, though early mornings or late evenings are the best times to avoid crowds. The combination of flowers, sculptures, and soft music makes it a peaceful escape from the Vegas bustle. Truly a must-see attraction inside the Bellagio — perfect for photos and a quick break between casino lights and shows. 🌸🌿✨

This was absolutely stunning and one of our favorite things to walk-through each day. We saw gardeners in there each morning, tending to all of the magnificent plants and displays. They had a mushroom theme goddess garden going, and I was completely amazed.

So beautiful and mesmerizing. It feels like stepping into a wonderland and it is so cute that the decor changes with the seasons I heard. Great part of the hotel and it is completely free to stroll through and take some cute photos. Highly recommend to visit every time you come to the strip.

We didn't stay here but visited just for the botanical garden. It was SO beautiful. We were there at the end of October so it was a fall theme. I can't imagine how amazing it will be at Christmas. What a huge undertaking to create this space. There were plenty of people but it moved along and everyone was respectful to take pics and get out of the way. No charge to get in, just ealk into the lobby of the Bellagio and go straight and you will see it.

A small art gallery with roughly 60 pieces of art (at least as of April 2025). At the price of $20 this is an extremely poor value (even at the $15 MGM Rewards discounted price). Most people will spend between 10-15 minutes as the space is quite small. I found the curation to be underwhelming and only a few pieces memorable. Candidly this should be $5 or free for MGM reward members.

A peaceful and culturally enriching experience right in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. The Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art offers a quiet contrast to the city’s usual excitement, featuring thoughtfully curated exhibitions that bring works from world-renowned artists and museums to a more intimate space. During my visit, the atmosphere was calm and reflective—perfect for art lovers or anyone looking to take a meaningful break from the lights and buzz. The gallery is compact but well-organized, and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly. Each exhibit changes periodically, so the collection remains fresh and relevant. The artworks are accompanied by informative descriptions, and you can also get audio guides for deeper context. Though smaller than traditional museums, the quality of art and presentation is high. It’s ideal for a 1-hour visit, especially if you're staying at or visiting the Bellagio, where you can also enjoy the famous fountains, conservatory, and nearby fine dining options. In summary, the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art offers a dose of quiet elegance and culture—definitely worth a visit for those who appreciate art or want a slower-paced moment in Vegas.

It's a nice but very small arts gallery. Worth $10 with a promotion, but definitely not $20. It took us 15 minutes to slowly looking around the gallery and taking some pictures.

It is a beautiful museum and there is a fee to enter. There is also a Perrotin gift shop nearby.

Small art gallery, I can rate it good if not excellent.

$18 for general admission; small gallery with rotation of art, so it will be different every time you visit, not busy easy to enjoy the art. Staff is exceptionally friendly. Displayed well. Worth the trip.

Stopped by the ICONS exhibit on my last day for a little art therapy. From the ticket purchase to guided tour, Deborah S. made the visit unforgettable, educational, and inspiring. A true asset to the Gallery and Bellagio family. Can't wait for my next visit.

We are vacationing here from Texas and we always make it point to visit as many museums as we can. This one did not disappoint! Great staff! Wonderful exhibits! We made it in time for the shark feeding and we really enjoyed it! Animatronic dinos were really cool! This is a must for museum lovers! They have a really great Egyptian exhibit! And don't forget to visit Africa! Last but not least, the marine section of the museum ! Great visit all around! 10/10! This museum will be on my top 5 list! Will visit again!

🤩 took my family, for my son‘s birthday. And it was so nice so many cool things to look at and read. I absolutely recommend this place. Definitely kid friendly. ♥︎

Grandparents put this place on your to-do list with your grandchildren! It has a lot of information for children. It's also easy on the senses!❤️💯

Amazing visit! I’m a Las Vegas local, so I’ve spent my childhood coming here, and the upgrades done to the museum recently are great! Low crowds, well priced tickets, and extensive exhibits. The volunteers are also very informative, especially in the dinosaur exhibit. I’m glad to see it’s been kept in amazing shape all these years. I enjoy coming back here frequently, even as an adult with no children. Thank you, Las Vegas Natural History museum, for great memories!

I took my 3 grandchildren today (ages 3-11), and I have to say this museum is worth every penny. It was $29 for the four of us. There is so much to see & explore. All the staff were very friendly. The only bummer is there is no snack shop. The covered parking though, made all the difference in the world. I highly recommend a trip here. Kid friendly.

Overall a cute little museum. However from an educational experience, I felt that they were lacking. Most exhibits had a general sign that covered multiple animals/items that may be spread across one wall of a room. No where near the animals themselves were any type of identification. My husband and I are fairly literate on the sciences, but even we could not match names to animals in many instances. There were also tanks and little exhibits where nothing was identified. How can anyone be expected to learn when the animal/item itself is not identified? I also found the lighting very dim in many of the rooms making it difficult to even see what was being exhibited.

The museum seem small but it have everything that we want to explore and learn. There are actitivies to play with such as sand building, earthquake block buidling, color and scan your dinosaur, feed dinosaur, farming like egyptian, more. Fun quiet relaxing time to get away from the noisy strip during the day.

Took my kids to the Discovery Children's Museum in Vegas and honestly, it exceeded my expectations. We spent almost the whole day there and they didn’t get bored once. The climbing structure is massive and kept them entertained forever, and the water area was a huge hit. I loved that everything was super interactive but also had some educational value didn’t feel like a brain drain day. The place was really clean, well-organized, and the staff were actually helpful. It’s the kind of spot you can take toddlers or older kids and still have a great time. Highly recommend for any parents looking for something fun (and indoors) in Vegas.

This is a great place to take the kids to play and learn! They have like 5 levels of all kinds of play and learning. With workshops and art studios the kids will love. The staff is very nice and friendly also. The whole family could spend hours together at the Discovery Children's Museum. We will definitely be coming back!

Went for the first time and our kids had a blast here. Entry is $15 for locals and $20 for non-locals. There is quite a bit to do here, especially if your child enjoys crafting. You could easily spend an entire day here. The staff were all very friendly and kind.

Amazing museum for both kids and adults! Lots of interactive zones, a water play area, and a creative craft section. A must-visit — kids will definitely have a great time!

This place is super nice for children and parents, we can all learn in the activities that are done in there, there are 3 levels and they are divided by sections for children’s learning, parents can help in the activities, there is also a toddler area on the 1st level, with a puppet show. RECOMMENDATION, use the parking lot on the south side of the museum to make it free, the parking in front is $2/hour or $10 a day.

A memorable privilege to attend the Discovery childrens museum fundraiser. Helping children explore and expand their knowledge to build their future by fostering curiosity through exploration and play, nurturing their creativity with hands on activities, and building a strong sense of self-worth by celebrating their unique qualities and inner beauty like kindness and resilience, which are life lessons to keep forever.

🚀 Discovery Children’s Museum (Las Vegas) – Where STEM Meets Imagination! Explore three floors of hands-on discovery at Las Vegas’s premier children’s museum—now infused with fresh, exciting exhibits and featuring standout NASA resources. NASA Launch Services Program Corner Engage with space exploration through the LSP Activity Book App and Rocket Science 101 App. These interactive, downloadable tablet apps (available on iPads and similar devices) bring rocket science to life with fun activities, games, and educational content. Brand-New “Energy/Energía: Igniting Minds and Inspiring Futures” Gallery Launched in late 2023—the first major new gallery in five years—this bilingual exhibit invites children to play and learn about energy. From building functional windmills to powering a miniature city, it’s a dynamic, interactive journey into the science of energy generation, storage, and use. Fresh Water World Experience Dive into a reimagined Water World where visitors can learn about the Southern Nevada water cycle and conservation. Activities include dam-building, vortex fun, water-channel engineering, and more—educational and splash-filled for all ages. Innovative “Desert to the Stars” Climber Exhibit (Coming Soon) Soon you’ll be able to climb into an immersive adventure themed around Southern Nevada’s landscape—from desert floor to starry skies. With interactive LED panels, virtual environments, and physical exploration, this exhibit is designed to inspire curiosity about ecology, astronomy, and sustainability. Additional Interactive Highlights Enjoy creative play in unique galleries like: Discovery Lab – a makerspace buzzing with DIY design and tinkering The Summit – a 12-level, 70-ft climbing tower spanning three floors Fantasy Festival – complete with a life-sized pirate ship, medieval castle, and live theatre Eco City, Patents Pending, Young at Art, and Toddler Town—each offering themed, imaginative learning opportunities. Why Visit? This museum stands out by blending STEAM, art, and play into an unforgettable learning experience. Whether your family is curious about space, energy, water, or simply the joy of hands-on discovery, there’s something here to spark wonder in every young explorer.

Some of the best things in life are free—and the dancing fountain show in Las Vegas is the perfect example. During the day, it runs every 30 minutes, and at night, every 15. It’s not just beautiful; it brings people together. Those walking by pause, fall silent, and watch as the water dances in perfect rhythm. For a few minutes, strangers stand side by side, sharing the same sense of wonder. It’s truly special, and no Vegas trip should be complete without it.

The Fountains of Bellagio are hands-down one of the best free attractions on the Strip. The way the water, lights, and music come together feels theatrical every time—and you don’t even need to be a guest to enjoy it. What I loved: • The music pairings are tasteful and dramatic. • Shows run frequently (every 15–30 minutes), especially at night. • Best viewed from across the street or from a Bellagio fountain-view room. • It’s free, iconic, and always draws a crowd for a reason. A few small drawbacks: • Crowded during peak times—get there early for a clear view. • Sound quality can vary depending on where you’re standing.

The Bellagio Fountain and Gardens are absolutely stunning! 🌸💦 The fountain show is magical — perfectly timed with the music and lights — and truly captures the spirit of Las Vegas. The Conservatory and Botanical Gardens inside the Bellagio are beautifully designed with seasonal themes and vibrant flowers. A perfect spot for photos, relaxation, and a bit of peace amid the Vegas buzz. Definitely a must-visit! 🌺✨

The Bellagio Fountains are simply mesmerizing! 💦✨ Watching them is pure joy — the graceful movements of the water, perfectly synchronized with calm, soothing music, create such a magical atmosphere. The lights add an extra touch of beauty, making the whole experience unforgettable. It’s the kind of place where you can just stand for hours, letting yourself relax and soak in the serenity. I highly recommend visiting — it’s a perfect escape to feel calm and at peace.

What more can be said? Prior to our recent stay at the Bellagio we had experienced the fountains from the strip. It is unlike anything you will see anywhere else. The precision of the arrangements of the water show, the coordination with the music everything about it is just wonderful. And if possible, I recommend Seeing it from a high floor of the hotel with the fountain view. The musical program is broadcast on TV. So simple yet so beautiful.

Well worth viewing both afternoon time and night time. On roughly every 30 mins from about lunch time until about 11pm if I remeber correctly? Wonderful sight and is done to songs which give it an impact. The bridge viewing can get busy for viewing and is narrow. So get there earlier for the next showing. The time of our visit, the main road was cut off due to getting ready for the motor racing, which caused more congestion on the bridge. But if you get a hotel room which backs onto the show, you have front row as many times as you like! But you won't hear the music. Absolutely stunning! Could watch 100 times over!

At any other time of year this attraction gets five stars. It's one of the best and most emblematic parts of the Strip. However, if you visit anytime from late-September to November, you'll find the street view completely obstructed because of construction of a grandstand in front of the fountains for the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. It's truly appalling but they want to make money and apparently don't care about ruining the view for months at a time. Given tourism is down, you'd think the city would be more considerate but nope. Looks like the monstrosity will be an annual thing. You can still get a view of the fountains from the hotel side but the music is very muted (they should install better speakers) and the experience just isn't the same.

The Welcome to Las Vegas sign is absolutely essential for any Vegas trip! This 25-foot tall landmark from 1959 is completely free and such a fun photo op. Located at 5100 Las Vegas Blvd South, about a mile south of Mandalay Bay. Pro tip: Go early morning around 8am! The parking lot only has 34 spots and fills up fast, plus you'll avoid the long lines that can reach an hour during busy times. You can only enter the parking lot from the southbound direction, so if you're coming from the Strip you'll need to drive past it and make a U-turn. The sign has two sides - the famous "Welcome" side facing north and "Drive Carefully Come Back Soon" on the back. There are often Elvis impersonators around offering photos (tip expected), and sometimes a volunteer photographer named Dean who'll take great shots for free. For photos, try the classic peace sign pose, jumping shots, or human pyramids. Early morning or evening light is much better than harsh midday sun - there's zero shade so bring sunscreen in summer! If you can't make it here, there's also a "Welcome to Downtown Las Vegas" sign on Fremont Street that's usually less crowded. But honestly, this is THE Vegas photo - been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2009 for good reason. Worth the effort to get that perfect shot!

Magical 💖 I was for our 30th Wedding Anniversary! A lot of things to do, beautiful, prepare to walk like Disney or more😂 but vale la pena. If you do the gandula ride do it inside they sing you was like Venetian and don’t forget to visit Fremont the old town 🫶🏼 and October month the weather was on point not hot not cold

The Infamous Welcome Sign can only be seen from one direction. However the fabulous sign is a 4 way perspective. For some people it could mean Leaving the old world. For others. It could be a sign of a Las Vegas way of life once remembered. Either way, the iconic sign has always been a warming smile that could sell sin.

​I think the "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign is a must-see landmark. It's not the most spectacular thing you'll ever see, but it's the classic Vegas photo. The fact that it's free, has its own parking area, and is open 24/7 makes it easy to visit. Just be prepared for a line, unless you go super early! The neon looks best at night, but the crowd is smallest in the early morning. It’s definitely a fun, mandatory stop for first-timers!

We were able to find a parking space right near the sign, but it was getting to be busy there with a line of people waiting to have their photos taken in front of the sign by a man with a camera.. we just stepped up & off to the side and took our own photos as there aren't supposed to be any vendors there so we got pics that didn't cost us anything!

Do yourself a favor and skip this if you are driving. It's way too crowded and creates a queue for parking which just isn't worth it. If you are getting here via a taxi or a hop on hop off bus it's still fine if you want a picture here just for the sake of it. I went there and decided to just skip it because of the huge line for parking in the scorching heat. Took a picture from my car. It's just a small sign.

I recommend going early in the morning or at night when the sign is lit up—it looks especially stunning against the desert sky or glowing in neon. Whether it’s your first time in Vegas or your tenth, snapping a photo here feels like an essential part of the experience. The iconic Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign is a must-see landmark! It’s simple but full of history and charm, capturing the spirit of the city the moment you arrive. The sign is free to visit and has its own parking area, which makes it easy to stop for photos without feeling rushed. Depending on the time of day, there may be a line for pictures, but the wait usually moves quickly and is worth it for such a classic Vegas memory.

We stopped by the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat thinking it would be a fun and unique little break from the buzz of the Strip. The idea is great, but in reality, there just isn’t much to it. We were especially hoping to see flamingos—but there weren’t any out during our visit, which was disappointing. There are a few ducks and koi, and the grounds are nicely landscaped, but it’s really more of a 5–10 minute walk-through than a full experience. If you’re already nearby at the Flamingo or walking through the area, it’s a quick, peaceful stop—but probably not worth going out of your way for.

Free entry, a nice side attraction from the usual fast paced strip. The facility seemed well kept, animals appear content and there was a nice variety of wildlife to check out. Turtles, Koi, (Obviously) Flamingo and some native species of bird. Quick and fun!

The first time we passed the habitat going to the hotel’s pool, we didn’t see any Flamingos out but the next day, they were out there as seen on the video. It was amazing to see real live Flamingos! You also don’t have to be staying in the hotel to get into the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat. It’s free for all. Check it out when in Vegas!

The habitat is a lil place with wildlife that is uniquely situated in The Flamingo. It's something you pass through on the way to the pool, and is picture perfect for selfies. It also has a hidden chapel where private outdoor weddings can take place. It can get crowded at times, but mornings are the best time.

Cute little “zoo” but unfortunately people were ignoring the no smoking signs and staff was not enforcing it either. So hard to find anything to do in this city with a child that doesn’t expose them to smoke or nudity that I was hoping this outdoor/animal experience would be a win but it was not. To get to the exhibit you have to walk either through the smoky casino or past a fountain with benches where people are smoking and vaping. The keeper herself seemed very knowledgeable and the grounds seemed well tended but it was overshadowed by the nastiness that is Las Vegas culture

Love the environment, outside and open area. Loved seeing the flamingos , koi and sturgeon fish. Hearing the birds chirping was awesome.

Absolutely worth a visit! Yes it is a small area and unfortunately the flamingos were not out on our visit but there are beautiful birds, fish, waterfalls etc. like a lush tropical island! 🦩

The Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art, nestled within the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) campus. Visitors are often impressed by the museum’s well-curated exhibitions that showcase a diverse range of artists and perspectives. The rotating exhibits ensure that there’s always something new to explore, making repeat visits worthwhile. The museum’s commitment to featuring artists from historically marginalized backgrounds adds depth and relevance to its collections.  The museum’s intimate setting allows for a more personal and immersive experience. The gallery spaces are thoughtfully arranged, with ample lighting and seating areas that invite contemplation. The presence of a zine library and art creation station further enhances the interactive and educational aspects of the museum.  While parking can be a minor inconvenience, with limited short-term spots available at $1.75 per hour, the overall experience more than compensates for this. The museum’s location, just a short drive from the Las Vegas Strip, makes it an accessible and worthwhile detour for those seeking a cultural escape from the city’s usual hustle and bustle. 

I frequently stop by this museum to see what's new. They have some amazing shows from both local and nationally known artists. It's very small but free to the public and one of the only fine art destinations in Las Vegas. Photos are from the April 2019 show "Sorry for the Mess."

Such an amazing activity to add some excitement to Las Vegas’s otherwise quiet cultural scene! We came here with our family, including a group of older folks, and we all had a fantastic time.

UNLV is very fortunate to have this venue. Spacious display area. Plenty of modern lighting.

Take QUARTERS...! The parking is basically for students and staff. All others have to park at meters. Hardwood floors, lighting and ceiling make this a great place to visit.

This is a free museum with a great selection of art. Can't miss it!

If you need a quiet space and love art, this place is amazing.

Very nice area to get the feeling of old Vegas. Need to go after dark, you mostly come here for the cool neon signs. There are a lot of outdoors concerts, and you can also do a zip line (though I would have preferred if they just left the street the way it was in the 60s). Definitely worth a few hours of walking around in the evening. You can park in a garage right at the end of the Fremont experience, $5/hour as of 2025.

We enjoyed spending our wedding night here with all of our guests. Always a great time on Fremont Street. Many stages with free talented entertainment & music. The whole area has a certain energy you cant see anywhere else. Different from the Strip. Dare I say more enjoyable than thr Strip. Many food & drink options of all budgets. Pop into a store and grab drinks to walk around with (no glass) Street performers inside their circles very worthy of tips.

✨ Vibrant lights, lively streets, and great music at Fremont Street! Had an amazing illusion experience — truly a must-visit spot in Vegas for a joyful night out! 🎶 Tried some jello shots (highly recommend 😋) and found cute little souvenirs to take home. By night, the crowd gets wild — people buzzing with energy 🍻 but no worries, police are around to keep things safe!

The ambiance here is fantastic, feeling more accessible and less pretentious than some areas of the Strip. You'll find live bands playing on multiple stages, often featuring high-energy cover artists that keep the crowd dancing. The street is also famous for its incredibly diverse and often bizarre street performers (be aware that tipping is expected if you take photos). It's a non-stop carnival atmosphere.

Fremont Street, located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, is one of the city’s most famous and historic attractions. Known for its dazzling canopy of LED lights, the Fremont Street Experience offers a spectacular nightly light and sound show that covers several blocks of entertainment, music, and excitement. Once the original gambling hub before the rise of the Strip, Fremont Street is home to classic casinos like the Golden Nugget and Binion’s, along with vibrant street performers, live concerts, and zipline rides that soar beneath the glowing canopy. Blending vintage Vegas charm with modern energy, Fremont Street remains a must-visit destination that captures the spirit and sparkle of Las Vegas.

If you don’t mind noise and crowds, Fremont Street is a must in Las Vegas. The lights, music, and party vibe are everywhere, even during the day. We went during the day, not at night, and still enjoyed it. You can even try the zipline across the street—it’s a fun experience! Plus, if you’re looking for Vegas souvenirs, prices here are much cheaper than on the Strip.

One of the must do experiences in Vegas if you’re visiting. The OG Vegas experience you can imagine. There are two separate stages in both end. Shows are every 15-20 mins which are very crowd pleasing performances. The food prices are bit on the pricey end - as usual for Vegas. Heavily crowded even after 9pm. Beware of scammers roaming around there. Best if you arrive by car, even though you can travel here by Vegas Strip bus.

Visited here in the sweltering heat and ate at the Downtown Terrace Kitchen & Bar (it was fabulous) & walked around the park. There are quite a few cute shops there, and there's a neat playground for people with kids. I'd definitely like to return again, maybe in the evening hours.

Downtown Container Park is such a cool spot to explore! The entire complex is built out of repurposed shipping containers, which gives it a unique, industrial-chic vibe. It’s packed with adorable shops, tasty restaurants, and a laid-back atmosphere that’s perfect for wandering. One of the highlights is the giant praying mantis sculpture at the entrance—it puts on a fiery show where it shoots flames out of its antennae! Totally unexpected and very Vegas in the best way. Whether you’re looking to grab a bite, shop for something local, or just take in the creative energy, this place is worth a visit. Great for families, date nights, or anyone wanting a break from the usual Strip scene.

Had a great time here. Stopped in to have some drinks with our large group. Great atmosphere. Things for all ages. I recommend checking it out.

Made it to Vegas!!! It's my son's first time, and I'm loving playing your guide. We were walking to the Freemont Experience and passes by the container park. It was Tuesday about 6. Not very busy at all. To the delight of the Chris and Tyler there is a high end car show tonight! The atmosphere was relaxed, music playing, a few security guards, clean and inviting. We didn't stay to eat or shop this time, but we have a few more days, and definitely plan on coming back. Erin EnD Adventures

Quirky and creative spot in downtown Vegas! The park has a unique setup with container-style shops and restaurants. Great for kids thanks to the fun play areas and art structures. Feels a bit unusual overall, but definitely worth checking out — especially for events or a casual stroll. Free self defense classes.

This is an amazing hidden gem must check out! So many amazing shops to enjoy! Great playground for kids to enjoy. Cant foget the best part, the dancing primantis that shoots six foot flames!!!

This place was fun. They have a big playground in the middle and then we went and got shaved ice at the ninth island gourmet which the kids loved.

Title: Disappointing Experience with Security at the Museum I very seldom leave a bad review, but my recent experience with the security officers at the museum over a sealed water container compelled me to do so. I have stage 4 mouth and throat cancer, which has severely impacted my ability to produce saliva. As a result of radiation and chemotherapy, my saliva glands and teeth were damaged, and I now have to carry a water bottle with me at all times. I cannot even sleep through the night without waking up every hour to take a drink of water, as I have zero saliva. I have taken my water container to sporting events, concerts, and even through airport TSA without ever being told I couldn’t have it. While I don’t like carrying it, I simply have no choice. The security staff at the History Museum showed no compassion or understanding of my condition. When I attempted to explain and show them that my water container was sealed and that I wasn’t going to spill it, they insisted I take it to the front and leave it. I explained that I couldn’t go without it for more than a few minutes, but they seemed indifferent and threatened to call Metro if I didn’t comply. Metro has better things to do than escort a 63-year-old man out of a museum for carrying a water bottle. My wife and I were genuinely enjoying the beautiful museum until we encountered these unprofessional security officers who showed no care for my situation. It made us question where the common sense and compassion are in certain people. The museum itself is beautiful and well done, and while we enjoy visiting museums across the country, this experience stands out for all the wrong reasons. Other museums have similar policies, but they have also shown compassion and understanding, so I wonder if they are as strict about allowing wheelchairs inside as they are with water bottles. It’s a disappointing situation that could have been handled with just a bit of empathy.

My interests vary greatly and history and the museum always has something to capture my interest. The change out the exhibits and it never gets boring. You can veiw Nevada and Las Vegas history from the very beginning to the construction of Boulder Dam and great stars that have graced The Strip and everything in between.

I used to come here as a kid and haven't been since I was maybe 12 or 13 years old. Now as an adult I can say being there made me remember all the things I really learned from going as a child. Its beautiful and well kept. Interactive for children and all around wonderful experience.

Very good displays and great staff to answer questions. It was a great visit and I will be back soon. It is an hidden gem in Las Vegas

Me and my two kids visited the Museum in April. We had a BLAST. I just wish we would have gotten there earlier as we weren't able to make it through all of the exhibits. Definitely a note worthy place to visit with your kids.

Very clean, family friendly and interesting. I will come back here, I especially enjoyed the meal at the cafe. My grandson and, great grandsons all enjoyed the day. The little ones were beat. They got home and lights out yay. Another successful family outing.

Love visiting here because there is always something new to see! They do a great job telling the story of Nevada and more specifically Las Vegas through interesting artifacts and displays. Admission is free with your ticket to the Springs Preserve! What a great value!

There is some really neat shops on the Linq Promenade, and there are some really great food places!!! I ate at Chayo and had the best Mexican Street Corn I've ever eaten in my life!! I also had a raspberry mojito that was our of this world! One of the best places there is the I Love Sugar store, featuring the Candy Martini Bar upstairs. The drinks were SOOOO good, and they were the prettiest, coolest, fun drinks I've ever had!!! I was going to ride the High Roller, but because of some lightning, it was closed. There also bowling, a Ghirardelli Shop, Chippendale's, an Ice Bar, and many other stores. The Flamingo is also connected to it. So next time I go to Vegas, going to Linq Promenade is definitely on my "to do" list!!

A lovely space off the strip and worth taking some time to wander through. There’s loads of bars and restaurants lining each side and a great atmosphere. Plenty of opportunities to rest tired feet and other activities for families to partake in make it suitable for everyone - a great area that’s a pleasant change to the Strip immediately next door.

The LINQ Promenade is one of the best-kept secrets in all of Vegas. This nice walkway is always busy but not overwhelmed. During the holidays, they decorate the location, and it is super beautiful. I always enjoy sitting and watching the fountain while people-watching and developing ideas for my next thriller novel. The sleeper hit is that it has In-N-Out Burger. Why is this important? Because the food is totally reasonable here. It’s one of the only places where you can actually get a meal for around $10. Everything else in Vegas—well, you’ll find out. The promenade strolls behind the Flamingo Casino, and it has a zip line running along the entire length. It’s actually a super cool experience. Also, at the end of the promenade is The LINQ. It’s Las Vegas’s version of the London Eye. It can be seen from all over Vegas. There are several fun shops, including the all-critical Starbucks. I’ve also eaten at Gordon Ramsay’s place and had some good fish and chips there.

While this hotel is older, its central location is a significant advantage. It offers a satisfactory experience, aligning with its price point, though it may not be considered a top-tier establishment. The presence of a small casino provides limited gaming options.

I would give it only three stars for a lot of reasons that I will name, but will give it 5 stars because of the location and as we know everything is about location location location location location location. The view was the roof of the casino I assume. That was a downer. Was hoping for the Las Vegas Strip view. But FYI I probably caused that myself because to avoid the wait, I checked in at the kiosk. Took only 3 mins or less but I'll bet the computer doesn't know that you're hoping for a good view. Advice, check-in at the front desk. The computer also probably didn't know that it gave us the room missing the fridge. That was an inconvenience but I didn't want to make waves so we filled the trash bucket with ice for the beer. The location can't be beat. The food inside is dynamite, and the good at the promenade is phenomenal. Across the street is Ceasars buffet, and down the block is the Venetian. The ferris wheel and zip lines are just outside the door. Even White Castle is a short walk away! $5 domestic beers in the lobby bar. Two Dunkin Donuts for quick breakfast also. The hotel charges a $52 per day resort fee and $20 per day parking. We received a $402 bill upon checkout. Rough ending. But Vegas is Vegas You can see the Hard Rock guitar hotel under construction across the street.

This was my first time hanging out during the day on the promenade and I’ve got to say they’ve got a little bit of everything such good food and it’s really clean lots of options and so centrally located

Great place to be entertained & dine. It's always an enjoyable experience.

Really fun experience. The wax figures looked insanely real! So much to see and there was areas to pose and take photos. The only thing I do recommend which they do not tell you is that if you want to get in for the discount they offer online is that you have to buy the tickets online the day before not the day of which was a bummer. They do offer military discounts and the price drops to $30 a person..but it was totally worth going and seeing if and when in vegas

I have been here before, but had to come back to see Post Malone! 💜 Fabulous! Looked just like him! Had fun again walking thru the museum. Very helpful staff! Very kind. Had just attended the Sphere Wizard of Oz, so we popped in to see Posty, since Wax Museum is at the Venetian too. Great time! Worth the price. Just Valet your car at Venetian!! $40 all day no hassle!!

Honestly amazing!! I was so excited because we are from WI and this has been on my bucket list since I was a little girl and never thought it would happen but then my husband and i went for our honeymoon. It truly was amazing and so open, not to many people during the week which makes the experience even better! We stopped at the wax hands you can get done and Jimmy (neutron) 😊 was absolutely amazing and made our day and week and we are going to keep that experience with us for the rest of our lives. He was so funny and talked to us about everything and let us know all the steps and when the wax scared me a little he was so reassuring and so kind. My nails turned out so cool and he took the time to make sure our hands were absolutely perfect and the glitter was beautiful!! The wax hands are going to be our centerpiece in our house and we are going to put the cards we got with them in a shadow box! This experience was truly amazing and I hope one day we can come back and see Jimmy!!

We had an amazing time — captured tons of photos and videos, laughed nonstop, and wrapped it all up with the 3D experience, which was super cool!

Always visit Madam tussauds wherever there is one! I only thought it was weird that they had Angelina and Brad still near each other 🫠 there were some new additions that were great and a couple new photos spots as props. We had fun but I'll stop talking and you can see for yourself.

Birthday Trip and 1st time in Vegas this was a must see and I must say there was no disappointment we had a blast so many celebs lol just standing around waiting for you to take a pic most were very realistic

Had a great time amazing how life like everyone is a little bit eerie also with them watching you 😀

The amount of calories this place contains is insane but honestly it was amazing to see so much candy and chocolate all at one place. There’s a chocolate statue and chocolate bars bigger than a toddler’s body. For an experience this is definitely a must visit.

Fun experience coming here with my kids! They have an assortment of candy, chocolate, ice cream and souvenirs. My kids and I had ice cream shakes. I also grabbed some chocolate Hershey kisses and some hoodies and socks. Everything was great! Service was good and the store was pretty clean and organized! I would definitely keep coming back whenever I’m in town!

Chocolate lover’s paradise! 🤩🍫 Such a fun spot to explore with so many cute displays and themed sections — especially the Reese’s corner! Loved seeing all the exclusive merch and trying some treats you don’t find everywhere. The store has such happy vibes and is great for photos too. Perfect stop while walking the Strip — definitely worth a visit if you’ve got a sweet tooth! 😍🍬🍫

CHOCOLATES 🍫 Wow, this place is amazing. We thought they had the biggest bottles of Hershey's chocolate syrup and yes I would have bought one of those gigantic bottles, except they were piggy 🐷 banks 🤣 I did try one of their dark double chocolate chip cookies WOW DELICIOUS 😋 yes, there are lines to get into to purchase things, but they move rapidly quick. They also had a replica of the Statue of Liberty made out of chocolate weighing over 800 pounds (no pictures) definitely somewhere to stop and just check it out. Even if you don't purchase anything, it's an eye full while you are walking Las Vegas boulevard or going through the New York, New York hotel as we did on our way to T-Mobile arena.

Place was awesome, my woman loves chocolate so we did the damn thing. I did get me a chocolate covered strawberry. Should've got some ice cream, maybe tomorrow. Check out all my pictures.

The Hershey’s Chocolate World at the New York-New York Hotel in Las Vegas is a delightful stop for anyone with a sweet tooth. The store is colorful, well-organized, and packed with every Hershey treat imaginable—from giant chocolate bars to custom candy mixes. The staff is friendly, the atmosphere is fun, and the photo ops are irresistible. A sugary paradise worth visiting.

Loved it! I really liked the wax melts & fuzzy socks, just wish they had more options for fuzzy socks personally (I live in a cold state lol). Of course I bought candy too & liked being able to get uncommon items.

It's really a beautiful big place with lots to see, especially with little ones. We went around lunchtime and there were a lot of people, which means a lot of waiting in lines. The view of Las Vegas from the cafe was amazing although we waited a while for our food and it was cold. The museum, toddler time, rose garden, and butterflies were also very cool. I know there's more that we haven't seen yet, will definitely go back.

What a good place to visit! This place is more suited towards locals in the area, but as tourists we enjoyed this place. This is a big edutainment complex with the museums, botanical gardens, and more. Some of the places I really liked seeing here is the history of Nevada in the state museum and the flash flood simulation too. There was also a replica of a Wild West town at the back where there’s a tram that can take you. There’s shaded parking and this place often has lots of kids! Overall, I enjoyed my visit.

Beautiful and vast, the Springs Preserve is a treasure for anyone who enjoys nature and history. The facility is clean, the staff and volunteers friendly and knowledgeable, and everything is well marked and easy to navigate. There are plenty of ramps and elevators for those who need them and I'm genuinely impressed with how many bathrooms there are and how easy they are to access. The gardens, the buildings and everything are beautiful and so well maintained. This is an extremely pleasant place to visit.

Springs Preserve is an absolute gem—a clean, vibrant, and thoughtfully designed destination that effortlessly blends education, entertainment, and family fun. From the moment you arrive, the lush greenery and shaded walkways invite you to explore, while ample seating and plenty of shady spots make it easy to relax and soak in the serene atmosphere. This place is a paradise for curious minds! The butterfly exhibit is a standout, offering a magical, up-close experience with these delicate creatures—perfect for sparking wonder in kids and adults alike. Don’t miss the exhilarating flash flood demonstration; it’s both thrilling and informative, showcasing the power of nature in a way you’ll never forget. When the desert heat kicks in, the splash pads are a lifesaver! Kids (and playful adults!) can cool off while laughing under the refreshing sprays, making it a highlight on warmer days. What’s more, the entire preserve is dotted with educational displays and interactive exhibits that make learning feel like an adventure—no textbooks required. Pro tip: Grab a season pass! With so much to see and do, it truly pays for itself after just a few visits. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, Springs Preserve offers endless opportunities for discovery, relaxation, and family bonding. Clean, well-maintained, and bursting with charm, this is one attraction that deserves a permanent spot on your must-do list. Five stars—don’t miss it!

Another 5 Star visit on Saturday Sept. 1st, 2025. The Lego Exhibit was remarkable!! Our grandgem was happy to see all the Lego displays but was most intrigued to build one!! We have Legos at home, but this was grandiose and awe inspiring!! Our grandgem kept tabs of how many days and hours it took to build. ....................................................... I love coming to walk and relax here!! The staff members are encouraging and pleasant, helpful and kind. I have come multiple times, including walking the gardens on Mother's Day! I'm posting a few highlights from previous visits, along with a video I made of a beautiful Asian lady and her son, Noah, on Friday, May 16th. I hope she looks to see this. 🙏🦋🦋

I had such a great time visiting Springs Preserve. It’s such a peaceful escape from the city and a perfect spot to slow down and enjoy nature. The gardens are beautiful, the walking trails are relaxing, and the exhibits are really interesting and educational. I loved how clean and well-maintained everything was, and the staff were super friendly and helpful. It’s a great place for a casual stroll, taking photos, or just soaking up some quiet time outdoors. I’ll definitely come back next time I’m in LA 🌿☀️

I haven't been to the springs preserve since I was maybe 12 years old. I used to love the interactive learning exhibits, the animals, the videos, but my favorite thing that I thought was so cool was the interactive flash flood exhibit! I took my husband who didnt grow up in Nevada and even as adults we had a blast!

I took my friend for her birthday and she got free entry. It was a awesome experience so much to see. They even had a room you could play guitars in, and a great exhibition of punk concert worn outfits. Cool gift shop kick ass bar attached. We loved it highly recommended. The staff was really great made sure we saw all the cool stuff they had on display.

About $40 per person on a friday afternoon and it was an absolutely amazing experience, I'm glad that I took the time to walk through. The museum itself is taken care of and clean. The atmosphere is everything that was expected. There's a merch store right when you walk in, a full bar/patio on the first floor, and a vinyl store on the second floor. The jam room was awesome, especially being able to hold/play the instruments. I look forward to seeing this museum develop and hopefully bring in some more authentic pieces/interactive exhibits.

The Guided Tour upgrade is so worth it. Whoever is doing the tour gives personal stories. We did ours with Chris DeMakes from Less Than Jake and he told great stories and spent tons of time with us. He also Face Timed guys from Bayside while we were there next to their featured display. He took photos with everyone after and signed items. The bar staff was super friendly. You never know who you might see walking around. The museum itself has some great artifacts both on loan and donated. You could spend hours going through everything. You can also get tattoos, get married/renew vows, AND jam with real instruments donated from artists and using their real settings.

We took a guided tour at the Punk Rock Museum with Karina from Dance Hall Crashers and it was awesome. The guided tour lasted about 2 hours and if you have the chance to do a guided tour with a punk rock celebrity it's totally worth it. We will definitely be going back for a self guided tour next time to have more time to explore on our own. The jam room was awesome, they had dozens of amps and guitars that belonged to and were used by punk bands, and they even had Wesley Willis's keyboard available to play. Rock N Roll McDonald's Karaoke has never been so much fun.

We ABSOLUTELY LOVE the Punk Rock Museum. We did a guided tour with Dave Brownsound in October 2023, a solo tour in October 2024, and a guided tour with Smelly yesterday (Oct. 2025). We will absolutely make the time to come on every visit (we are from Alberta, Canada). The staff are excellent, and the guided tours are outstanding, you will have a completely different experience with the amazing punk rocker guides. Dave was super charismatic and personable, and my son loved playing guitar with him. Smelly was AMAZING! He was freaking hilarious, but he also told some of the more sobering stories (pun intended to make a point) behind some of our favourite music. He made the point to connect with everyone, and we freaking loved him. If you can’t make a guided tour, the museum itself is so worth the visit. It has such an incredible collection that tells the story of punk through different times and subgenres. 10/10

During my four-day stay in Las Vegas, I experienced this amazing museum twice. My dream of coming here came true. Countless incredible exhibits related to Johnny Thunders, Joe Strummer, Mike Ness, and the punk rock heroes I idolized. The bands I grew up listening to: RANCID and NOFX! My country's heroes, Hi-STANDARD. It was truly amazing. But if I'm being greedy, I wish they had more exhibits. I love bands like Strike Anywhere, Lifetime,Dillinger Four, Banner Pilot, and others too. Most of the staff were kind and friendly. The Guitar Room was an overwhelming experience. Tim, Cheetah, and Zach played guitar—it was truly an unbelievable experience. Thank you to all the staff for your heartfelt service. The guy at the bar did a fantastic job. The woman at the gift shop who gave me a poster as a souvenir was very kind. I genuinely enjoyed myself. As mentioned in other reviews, not all staff members are like that. But I understand that's partly because my English isn't great, and it also depends on individual personalities. The Punk Rock Museum was the best museum I've ever been to.

Thoroughly enjoyed the collection at the Punk Rock Museum. It brought back so many memories from my youth. Great variety of bands represented. Photos, posters, memorabilia, etc. Really well done.

We visited the Shelby Heritage Center located at 6405 Ensworth Street in Las Vegas, Nevada during a 2018 trip. This place is a large showroom where many amazing Ford vehicles that have received the Shelby treatment are on display. The tour was free and self-guided. There is a gift shop that sells lots of cool things, including shirts and toys. I highly recommend this place for anyone who appreciates American Muscle Cars and their history.

If you’re in Vegas and you love cars this is an absolute must. It was such a thoughtful Father’s Day gift. My wife got the VIP tickets that come with a voucher for a free shirt or hat. The tour was extremely professional and educational. The cars don’t just speak for themselves but our guides knowledge of their history sure bring everything to life. You can’t take a bad picture in this place. I will absolutely return again to try and absorb some of the details that I missed.

If you are a Shelby geek or owner, you will love your visit. Renee is very polite and knowledgeable and the merchandise is quite varied. The VIP tour is $60, includes a $30 shirt, and historic and anecdotal stories.

Our VIP tour guide was great! She had so much knowledge and gave us so many interesting facts. The VP and designer for Shelby came out and talked to us directly. He gave us some souvenirs as well as took pics with us! Great experience and well worth the money!

Free entry and also the option for a paid tour of the factory floors. Excellent showcase of Shelby illustrious history and with the heritage center/museum actually located within it's factory, one can also peer into the factory to see what's the ongoing car customs. It has a huge gift shop worth spending some time in too.

Great tour! Our guide, Becky was a wealth of information. The variety of classic Shelby's on site, including 2 from the movie, "Ford Versus Ferrari ", was amazing.

Best place to get up and personal with a Shelby (or two!). Entrance is Free! The optional VIP tour will take you in to the workshop, and you can sign your name on the wall, and a gift pack to keep. Or you can browse the collection at your own pace, and soak in the history. Grab some 'Shelby' merchandise to commemorate the occasion. Or even a Shelby. The silver one is good to go for $185k The staff are super friendly and helpful, and even the president stopped to talk to us. This place is great!!!

We enjoyed the educational piece and how they were able to get actual artifacts and a piece of the ship. Seeing sleeping conditions between third class versus first and second was sad. Third class almost felt like a prison. We really enjoyed the parts in which we felt like we were on the boat.

We went to check out the Titanic exhibit while in Vegas on a business trip. My friend is really into the Titanic and I love museums. We booked tickets and headed over there when our conference ended. We entered and had a photo op before entering the exhibits. The way the exhibit is set up it takes you though from the ground up. The build, the blue prints, the 3rd class rooms, then the 2nd followed by first class. It also takes you through seeing their decks, what the watchmen heard and saw. The big piece is on display here - it was amazing to see. There is also videos of the exploration under water and artifacts preserved as they were found. You can feel the iceburg and at the end of the exhibit you scan your boarding pass to see if you lived or died. This was a pretty incredible exhibit and experience and would highly recommend checking it out if you are in the area.

As someone who is a huge titanic fan I loved it! So many artifacts they had an actual piece of the ship that was awesome! They give you a card in the beginning of the experience with the name of a real passenger that was on the ship and at the end you can find out if you survived or not. Definitely something to check out if you are at or near the Luxor!

A historical event that most of us have only experienced through watching a movie or documentary is brought to life. The stories of the real passengers, from the hopes and dreams of families aboard, to those looking forward to new job opportunities, and the reasons the more affluent booked their passage on this ship and how it ended so tragically. The artifacts that were recovered are incredible from personal effects, dishes, to documents, it’s amazing how such delicate things survived on the ocean’s floor for so long. Walking through the passageway and seeing the different bunk areas and rooms, the difference in classes from where they slept to the dishes they ate on, a reflection of this time period. The piece of the ship in this exhibit with the portholes, some still with the glass in them, is an incredibly stark and impactful sight, at the end of which, you will find out if the passenger card that you were given when you entered, lived or died. I almost took a star away for them using the replica of the grand staircase as a paid photo op only, but the tribute at the entrance to PH Nargolet, who was involved with the recovery of many of these artifacts and lost his life on the Titan, was the one of the reasons I gave it back. He hoped by the recovery and display of the artifacts he could bring the ship back to life for all of us..he did.

It was an amazing experience 😍 I say this as the biggest fan!!🥰 You can see real items from Titanic. The iceberg was a cool experience too! I loved every part of it, every story and art. Being here made me so emotional… This is a big must for Titanic fans!!!

An absolute must-do if you appreciate world history. This exhibition was the highlight of my recent trip to Las Vegas. You don't just "see" what's displayed. You can "feel" it. Every single artifact tells a story. Words cannot describe this exhibition, inside of the Luxor Resort and Casino. Highly recommend.

I do give the exhibition a full 5 stars but only giveing it a 1 star due to my experience with one of the staff members After years of waiting I finally got to visit it this on April 16th 2025 when I was in las Vegas. I was enjoying the exhibition in till I got to the the grand staircase I ask the young women extremely nicely who was working on that part on the exhibition. is it ok to take some pics of the item on the wall and In The display cases And she replied yes it ok but non of the staircase or of the glass dome as it stated on a sign going in to that part of the exhibition so I replied ok no problem Everything was going ok until she just started shouting abuse at me accusing me of filming my reply was IM not then when I was around the right hand side of the staircase by the exit of that room I was looking at the display case with artifacts in it and she starts shouting abuse at me again trying to claim I was filming again and trying to get pictures of the glass dome with my reply being yet again I'm not film I'm just taking pictures of the artifacts like you told me I could Then she called in two other people one to take over from her and the other to try and kick me out of the exhibition I told him what I was being accused of and show him my phone camera history and trash bin with not one video or photo of the glass dome I was being accused of filming and taking in the end she was told to apologise to me and she would not I was allowed to stay to enjoy the rest of the exhibition but because of what she did I couldn't and being a big titanic fan and studying the ship the history of titanic I could not enjoy the rest of the exhibition that I wait year and year to see. I did ask for a refund or some sort compensation because of what this woman did but I was refused. Witch is a shame as I will be back in las Vegas in April 2026. But don't think I will go to this because of that woman and if she will try and ruin it again.

This is a fun place to stop by. They have a bunch of goodies and candies of course, and m&m sculptures to take pictures with. Even if you don't like m&ms, it's worth it to visit.

Great selection of M&Ms. The staff was very friendly and answering all the questions and giving recommendations for their favourite flavours. It is a store but it felt like a museum. Very interesting.

What a place, you can smell the chocolate before you walk in the door. Im not a bigg chocolate fan but my woman is. So we did the thing and we bought like 5 bags of stuff. The personalized m&m's were pretty cool.

The place is really beautiful, full of themed details and with an impressive atmosphere. The chocolate concept is creative and eye-catching. However, everything is very expensive — excessively expensive for what is offered. It ends up being a place worth visiting for its beauty, but not for its value for money.

M&M are overpriced. But a good one time experience for the kids. The store is very colorful and is multi leveled.

A fun visit for everyone, no matter your age—you’ll feel like a child again as soon as you enter this store. This four-level shop offers more than just chocolates; they also sell M&M-themed socks, shirts, bags, and more. Worth a visit when you’re around.

Really fun and colorful place to check out on the strip. They have 4 floors with variety of m&m snavks, merchs, toys, figures, clothes, pins, keychains, dispensers. Also, they have customised m&m section on the upper floors. They also have cool spots to take pictures for free. The place was quite clean and also have elevator to every floors. The place was quite busy on the weekday I went.

We came to see the botanical gardens and were thrilled to discover the chocolate factory as well. The gardens are beautiful and informative, but the self-guided tour inside the chocolate factory was just as impressive. It starts with a sample of either milk or dark chocolate, and you can watch the workers making chocolate through glass windows. The windows have helpful information, and the different areas are clearly labeled to correspond with the tour. At the end, you’re guided into the shop where you can buy delicious chocolates and even try some samples. They offer unique flavors alongside traditional ones, plus hot chocolate and other treats like cupcakes. We also saw people waiting for a chocolate tasting experience

Well, this was an experience. This is a special location that offers a cactus garden and a chocolate factory tour. Rather, the ‘tour’ is just a bunch of windows you can walk through quickly. However, I like the service and the treats here. I really liked my brownie and I’m sure the other treats are delicious as well. Overall, good for a quick visit and you have nothing else to do.

We were visiting Vegas on a family vacation and we enjoyed our day at the Ethel M Chocolate Factory. Our greeter Mr. George at the front was spectacular his smile was so infectious and he gave us the story about the factory. Areli, in the shop, was able to convince my sister to try dark chocolate and it was amazing. Their chocolates were soooo good and had decent pricing. She was so sweet and pleasant like Mr. George. The cactus garden was beautiful and calming. The different species of plants and cacti were very educational! We will definitely be back when we're back on the West Coast!

This is a difficult review for me because there is no where to review a taste testing. First, we were greeted warmly upon entry, and even given a free sample of chocolate. Loved it. The mini self guided tour was perfect. We liked seeing the chocolate move along the conveyor belts to the packaging area. The chocolate is absolutely divine. So many flavors to choose from. Not as pricey as I thought it was going to be. We all spent $$$ on many delicious kinds of chocolate. Now.. sigh.. the taste testing. We were so excited for this, but it was not that great. The older woman leading this would have been great for an audience around her age level. I truly feel like her jokes didn't hit, and she tried too hard to please the our young crowd. A bit cringey. I just don't think you have the right person for this experience. The girl who greeted us upon entering, would have been better fit for this experience. Before writing this review, I asked everyone in our party about their thoughts on this, and unfortunately everyone had the same thoughts. Sorry. Not to mention $40 per person for 4 chocolates and 4 mini glasses of maybe 1.5 ounces of mimosas was a bit high. Please consider re-vamping the taste testing experience.

A few friends and I went to the Ethel M’s Mimosa and Chocolate tasting event this evening. It was very interesting and delicious. They share the history, discuss details about how the chocolates are processed and made in to the delightful little treats. Absolutely would do this again!

In all of our years going to Vegas, we finally made it to the Ethel M. Chocolate Factory. If you have a car, it's an easy 20 minute drive from the Strip. When we arrived, we were greeted by one of the workers and given two small pieces of complimentary chocolates. I picked the dark and my better half, the milk chocolate. We did the self-guided tour, which for us took about ten minutes. Aside from two other people in the shop, we were the only ones there on a Thursday afternoon. After the tour, we took a fun picture by their chocolate box wall, which is very Instagram worthy. And of course, we hit up the shop. We bought a tiramisu bar and a single bourbon dark chocolate barrel. The bars of chocolate are all $9.50 and the chocolates by the piece are $3. I loved my bourbon barrel which had a nice cream center and you could actually taste a bit of the alcohol flavor. Our next stop was the Cactus Garden Cafe, where George took great care of us and made a perfect cup of coffee. A small coffee was $3, and you can beat that in Vegas. Also for sale in the cafe, they had chocolate covered strawberries and chocolate covered orange slices. Our last stop was the cactus garden, which we loved walking around in and taking some cool pictures. We just wish it wasn't 97 degrees out in September, so we could've stayed in the garden longer without melting. If you go to the museum, definitely don't pass up the garden.

This was fun and interesting. Free sample of chocolate when greeted at the door . You can then tour the factory and watch the candy being made. There is a nice shop there with very friendly staff. Outside they have a huge cactus and native plant garden which is free to tour

Overall, I had a fun time at the museum. The atmosphere and the environment is spooky and the exhibits are genuinely interesting. I did not like that they had a jump scare haunted house section in the circus area with someonendressed as a clown jumping out of the walls (felt like cheap scares after treating the entire rest of the tour like a museum). The site says this tour is roughly 2 hours. My experience there was nearly 3 hours. It was so long in fact I had to leave early because we wanted to make sure we had enough time to get to the airport (time we had planned for a 2-2.5 hour tour). They keep the tour moving pretty consistently, and also offer very few options in terms of seating in that 3 hour span. They also do not have many options for water either. They did show multiple videos throughout the tour of people passing out while in some of the haunted rooms, but I do wonder how many times that was due to the heavy use of fog machines, limited options for seating, no water, and a 3 hour tour time. I did have someone in my party throw up in the parking lot of the tour afterwards, though I feel like it was less because of the items in the museum and more about the things I've listed above. Prepare accordingly for your visit and you should have a good time. You can also ask to leave the tour at any time and they will take you out to get some fresh air and let you sit for a second before letting younrejoin your group. If you can, I highly encourage you to do so around the circus themed section to avoid the man in a clown mask jumping out at you.

Me and my wife traveled from the UK with the Haunted Museum being one of our must see attractions. I can honestly say the VIP tour was amazing. Our tour guide Ashley (i think) was brilliant. There are some negative reviews on here, but after paranormal hunting myself for 20 years, and being able to see the collection that Zak has collected over the years was impressive. Even my wife who isn’t into the paranormal enjoyed the experience. Keep it up guys, hopefully in years to come we can visit again and see more.

First of all, what a crazy place! Loved every minute of it as it was a huge bucket list of mine, especially being a ghost adventures fan the last 15 years! Most of the rooms were amazing, crazy feelings especially in the Ed geane room, dr suicide, Peggy and dybuk box room, but more so the basement! While in the basement there was only 3 of us went in while walking around a circle trying to keep positive mindset as recommended I suddenly stopped and darker thoughts came in, I tried to fight them then it felt like I had walked into spider webs, when I tried to wipe them off me I felt something on my shoulder, after leaving I hadn’t thought too much off them and stuff, the following day me and my wife were at the hotel pool and she said “Petermark turn around there’s a bite on your back” obvs in some sort of fear I tried to pan it off to be other things but ended up accepting it was teeth marks( with also a cruised leg, though could have been from anywhere)😂 we went end of august and from them I’ve had chronic lower back pain that’s just went away today, with medication from a dr, I would definitely recommend but please be respectful of the spirits and demons in this place and enjoy your visit!

Holy heck was it spooky! So many amazing things to see an learn about. The tour guides are super fun and knowledgeable. The shear amount of haunted items is mind blowing. We got the RIP passes, and got to see more, and it even comes with a badge/lanyard and a t-shirt! I definitely recommend going if you enjoy the macabre and real life haunted things. We even got to touch the REAL cauldron of Ed Gein. It was wild!

Sit down and buckle up. After watching the show and having a close friend attend I knew it was a must see. My daughter (4 years old), my husband and I have all experienced paranormal activity in the current location we are living. It was just him and I because I would never take her there. For reference we are from Saskatoon, SK Canada. Upon entering the Museum yesterday, everything felt heavy. I can't remember the exact order of each room but I will tell you what we felt in each room. Dr. Death's room and van (notorious for making females cry) I started bawling as soon as we saw the van. The clown room I screamed the entire time. The rapist room, I can't remember his name but also famous for making women vomit I had that feeling about 4 times and had to exit the room to calm down. Peggy made me feel calm, I have a 4 year old daughter and she reminded me of her and we had a good conversation as no one else in the room wanted to talk to her. And she also said my name which was the highlight of the tour for me!! I thanked her for talking to me. The worst part of the experience was the basement. One of the heaviest places in the Museum. The only person to get a response was my husband and he asked her name. She responded but we couldn't understand the response. We got back to the hotel after that the day' gambled a bit and back to the room. He showered and told me he could smell the museum while showering. After getting out he still told me he could smell it. He wouldn't stop pacing, he paced our room for 45 minutes and then said he was leaving. At that point I said I'm coming with you. This morning we noticed he had scratches on both sides of his neck. They look like they are from shaving but he went to the barber a week ago. We contacted his cousin who does Reiki and she said he has a dark lighter attached to him. Photos attached. Definitely a cool exhibit but he isn't kidding, you have to beware before you enter!! I totally forgot to thank our tour guide Kate as she had so much information and she was quick to remove me from the room I couldn't handle 🫶❤️

After watching Ghost Adventures since day 1, I was so excited to check out the museum while in Vegas for the first time. This was the second thing on my to do list while there! I was definitely in awe with all of the amazing things inside the museum, the staff inside and the security guards were absolutely the best, my only true disappointment was Zak not being there. We went to the museum on a Saturday afternoon and I was told he had been there on Tuesday! I still had a great time anyways and of course I couldn't leave without buying one of the black hoodies!

I visited today and honestly, it wasn’t worth the hype. Just like many other reviews mentioned, the tour was rushed. We started about 30 minutes late and were constantly reminded to “move along & keep your feet moving,” which made it hard to actually absorb anything. Our group was way to large we had 13 people if this place really valued their customers feedback they would limit the group size and ensure their is adequate gaps in the tour time slots so groups aren't running into each other. Our group was to large we had to be split at the end because we were taking to long in rooms and they wanted us out of their ASAP. It was way too hot inside. The fog machines and strong incense made it hard to breathe, and with all the standing and walking over 2 in a half hours, I can see why people pass out. It was uncomfortable from start to finish. We also kept bumping into other tour groups, which ruined the flow. Some of them were loud as hell, making it even harder to focus or hear what the guide was saying. And don’t expect to take any memories with you phones have to be turned off completely, and no photos or videos are allowed. I expected the gift shop to have some cool stuff but that was a huge let down 😑 The poor pacing, uncomfortable conditions, and chaotic group overlaps really killed the vibe. Definitely not worth the money unless they overhaul how they run it.

This place is amazing!! Even the lobby and gift shop before you even enter the museum is amazing! There was so many cool art exhibits and informative exhibits. The place is huge and has so much to see. I brought my parents in with me who aren’t into this kind of stuff and they had a great time and loved the museum! I 100% recommend!!

We enjoyed our time at this museum! We came in with no expectations but we walked away really had enjoyed the experience. The museum has a wide range of informative, educational and historical exhibits and it was so interesting walking through all the different sections. It is self paced and you can take all the time you need. We were there for almost two hours and we didn’t finish walking through the whole place. We were taking our time reading all the posted information. We would def come back!

Was an interesting museum. Spent about an hour there. Some of the exhibits were in process, like the "sex in space" that I would be interested in seeing completed.

Probably one of the weirdest museums I’ve ever visited—but definitely worth it! 🤭 Many visitors have complained about missing dates and information, but honestly didn’t bother me. 🤔 I didn’t visit to be educated on erotic history, my boyfriend and I went because it was something unique to do in Las Vegas!!! With signs like this…people are WAY TOO SERIOUS…and maybe too sensitive: 🤭😬😂

Very interesting! Very informative exhibits and super friendly staff. Will be visiting again to see more that they have.

The museum itself was very large... Much larger than it looks from the outside. There was art, history and antiques of every sexual variety. I really liked that the museum continuously encouraged attendants to have discussion about the items and topics presented. Some of the art was really dark but really no topic was off limits in the gallery. If you are looking for education and interesting thought-producing topics of a sexual nature, this museum was the place to go. Now if you are looking for light hearted and fun show, the "Puppetry of the Penis" show was great comedy. It's not everyday that two dudes come out with just shoes on. They were quick and witty and had the flexible genetalia to pull off the tricks that maybe most wouldn't think to try! We bought tickets in advance but wish that we would've bought the tickets for museum first because there is a discount for the Penis Puppetry with your museum entrance ticket. The venue is small and intimate but there are probably about 50 seats. Our show was about half full and they use cameras to ensure that all can see what they would like to show you.

The most amazing museum I've been to. It was very educational in every way. Sexuality and sex education from an evolutionary standpoint, political, how war influences reproductive control and sexuality, art, abuse, pleasure, contraception, sexual diseases. It's a very complete exposition, fun to watch, entertaining. Amazing job!

A car enthusiast must. Very cool collection and a nice Liberace area as well. It is quiet and a peaceful place to spend some time. The admission price is super cheap and a militarydiscountisoffered 🇺🇸 thank you.

# A Hidden Automotive Treasure in Las Vegas: Hollywood Cars Museum Review **Rating: ★★★★☆** The Hollywood Cars Museum in Las Vegas is truly one of the city’s best-kept secrets for automotive enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Tucked away from the glitz and glamour of the Strip, this museum houses an impressive collection that will transport you through decades of automotive and entertainment history. The Collection What sets this museum apart is its incredible variety of vintage vehicles and the fascinating stories behind them. The collection features a compelling mix of authentic originals alongside well-crafted replicas, giving visitors a comprehensive look at automotive heritage. The highlight of the collection has to be the authentic Liberace cars – these dazzling, over-the-top vehicles perfectly capture the showman’s legendary style and are absolutely spectacular to see in person. The museum does an excellent job of presenting not just the cars themselves, but the history and cultural context surrounding each vehicle. You’ll find yourself learning about both automotive innovation and entertainment history as you explore the extensive displays. Practical Information **Admission:** $20 per person (cash only) **Resident Discount:** Nevada residents receive a $10 discount (bringing it to $15 per person) I’ll be honest – $20 per person felt quite steep initially, especially with the cash-only requirement. However, the $10 resident discount helped significantly, making our total visit $30 for both of us. Once you see the scope and quality of the collection, the price becomes more reasonable. The Experience This is definitely a hidden gem that deserves more recognition. The museum offers a refreshing break from the typical Las Vegas attractions, providing an intimate and educational experience that car enthusiasts and casual visitors alike will appreciate. The authentic pieces, particularly the Liberace collection, make this a unique experience you won’t find elsewhere. Bottom Line Despite the somewhat high admission price, the Hollywood Cars Museum is absolutely worth a visit. It’s a fascinating journey through automotive and entertainment history that showcases some truly remarkable vehicles. Whether you’re a serious car collector or just looking for something different to do in Vegas, this hidden treasure won’t disappoint. **Tip:** Bring cash and plan to spend at least 1-2 hours to fully appreciate the collection and its historical significance.

This is close to airport. Very interesting to walk through. This is a short visit though; depends upon how many pictures you take and reading of plaques. But if you have bad allergies, be aware it is extremely dusty. Liberace collection pieces were well preserved. The Hollywood cars were fun to walk through and enjoy. 30 minutes to visit.

Great experience at this museum! Wonderful pop culture vehicles with brief explanations. Cars include Bond, Batman, various tv shows, The Love Bug, etc. A whole room dedicated to Liberace which is wild but impressive! Also a decent number of historical/non-movie cars and scooters/Vespas. We spent about 45-60 minutes, some fans may need more time. Recommended for families and fans of pop culture!

Unique experience. Tons of cars I've never even heard of. Welcoming staff, only downside is some of the cars are dusty as if they aren't fully taken care of, and AC seemed like it wasn't fully operational. Other than that, would recommend. Liberace's collection is crazy!

While we were in Vegas, we noticed signs for the Hollywood Car Museum and Liberace Garage, and on a whim, we decided to check it out. Pro tip: definitely use Groupon, we paid only $23 for two people, and that even included a soda or water. In a city where everything seems to cost a fortune, this was honestly a great deal! There were so many iconic cars on display (check out the photos we took!). We saw everything from Fast & Furious rides to the Back to the Future DeLorean, plus a few gems from Liberace’s personal collection. Altogether, there are around 100 cars, and the museum is laid out with a clear pathway that guides you through the exhibits. If I had to suggest one improvement, it would be adding QR codes next to each car, so visitors could scan them and see a short video or Snapchat-style clip of the car in action in its movie or show. That would really bring it to life and make the experience even more fun for all ages. Overall, it’s a cute little place, yes, it could use a bit of dusting 🤪, but it’s definitely worth a visit, especially if you’re into classic films, cool cars, or just want a break from the Vegas Strip madness.

What an excellent museum. So many cars to see. The Liberace exhibit was fantastic. Steve at admissions is very friendly and welcoming. A must stop.

Cool history, cool experience. Go when there's a tour guide, it'll make the experience better. Very informative. Very interesting history!

On the staff recommendation we went to Dita Von Teese & o-m-g…QUEEN! We did the cheap seats & it was still amazing in GA. The next night we did X Burlesque 2nd row pole side at the Flamingo….was like watching cheerleaders topless. So burlesque go to the Venetian, strip show go to the flamingo.

This was such a lovely little museum to visit! The tour guide was very informative and kind. A cute gift shop and a place to take photos with burlesque props! Highly recommend for anyone who appreciates the art of burlesque or just into interesting history!

Definitely recommend! The museum is small but a hidden gem for those who love history, with well done exhibits and a fun section in the back to try out some props yourself.

A testament to the history of Burlesque, and what it means to the women who founded it and continue its message. Long live the BHOF.

My friends and I went today for Museum Day! This place is not huge but it is packed with history! We got the official tour and our tour guide was awesome! She was very well spoken, knew her history and had me completely engaged! I highly recommend this as “must see/must do” when in Vegas!! I will definitely be back!

Unique, quaint museum that details the history of burlesque. My wife and me visited the Burlesque Hall of Fame on a recent trip to Las Vegas. Our tour guide was very informative on the history and progression of burlesque. I highly recommend visiting since you won't find most of their displays and exhibits anywhere else. Very friendly staff and the gift shop has lots of great items. Located not far from the main strip. Thanks again for a truly unique Vegas experience.

The Grand Canal Shoppes & the Restaurants on this floor & floor below was some of our favorite parts of our stay at the Venetian. Everything was clean & well manned. Crowd concerns were nill despite being here on a 3 day weekend. If it were for the casino alone, I'm not sure I'd come back. I can do casino many places back home. But they do not have a food, shopping & entertainment distraction like this.

We stopped by the Grand Canal Shoppes on a Sunday afternoon with our kids and were pleasantly surprised at how family-friendly it was. Las Vegas isn’t always the easiest place to navigate with kids in tow, but this spot felt like a fun and safe escape from the chaos of the Strip. The whole setup is visually stunning—from the cobblestone walkways to the gondolas cruising along the indoor canal, it really does feel like you’ve stepped into a mini Venice. Our kids were wide-eyed the whole time, and honestly, we were too. There was a very cool art installation in the lobby area that immediately grabbed our attention. It was creative, colorful, and just one of those things that makes you stop and go, “Okay, Vegas—you win this one.” The shops themselves were a good mix, with plenty of kid-friendly stops like candy stores, toy shops, and snack spots to keep everyone happy. It’s not just high-end boutiques; there’s something for all ages and interests, which made it a great way to spend a couple of hours as a family. All in all, this was one of our favorite low-key surprises in Vegas. It’s clean, cool (literally—great A/C), and surprisingly wholesome for the setting. Definitely worth checking out, especially if you're exploring Vegas with kids.

When you are tired of the heat, the strip’s crowds and the bright lights of Vegas, take a trip back in time to Italy, where it’s cool, the sky is always blue and gondoliers sing up and down the canals. It’s a magical place! The Backstreet Boys Experience was located here for those going to the concert, also check out the Wizard of Oz display one floor down with a waterfall and life size characters from the movie, there’s a bubble in front of it for photos. If you walk towards the Sphere bridge and exit out of one of the side doors there’s a perfect view of the Sphere, which would be even better at night.

The Grand Canal Shoppes is such a beautiful and unique shopping experience! The Venetian-inspired design, complete with gondolas gliding through the canals, makes you feel like you’re walking through Venice. The atmosphere is lively, with a mix of high-end boutiques, specialty shops, and great dining options. It’s not just a place to shop—it’s a place to explore, take pictures, and enjoy the scenery. I took a lot of pictures here and videos. Definitely worth a visit when in Vegas!

The shops? Superb! The feeling of literal Venetian atmosphere? Awesome! The canal and the gondolas? Wish we could have rode on them but they’re majestic! WAS IN AWE THE WHOLE VISIT!

I just got back from a trip there, and wow, what a place. The gondola rides were seriously romantic, and the ceilings inside are just stunning; it feels like you're in Italy. There are so many amazing restaurants and shops to explore, and it's all super convenient to get around.

Cool atmosphere with all the store and dining options you could ever ask for.

Great experience, some of the coolest cars that they have restored, most of them watched on the TV. Just being there feels like being inside the show, and totally free. The best part, apart of watching those cool cars, is the kindness of the people who work there. Those kind of details make any experience much better, one of the guys told us at the beginning that we could ask him questions about the collection or to take us pictures. He took us some cool pictures with the cars, he gave us advices to take good pictures and he answered all of my questions about the cars. He also told me some stories about them, like Danny's mom's Bell Air, or his dad's GT350 and Thunderbird, also about the red Coupe De Ville that Danny and his wife used when they got married... Definitely a 10/10, if you like cars and you're in Las Vegas, it's a place you need to visit. Great experience, great people and great cars, a dream for a car enthusiast. Thank you so much for the experience, Lander.

Awesome place to visit. We love the show. Was fun to see the cars in person. Met Ryan and Bob and they were so nice. One of the employees got a hat autographed for is by four of the guys!! Cant believe its FREEEEE!!!

Never been there but planning on stopping by to see if they can turn my Classic Navigator (Shes solid but cant get rid of a constant misfire that keeps returning after parts are changed) into something unique in exchange for Hexagon Led shop lighting installation which I see they dont have and possibly my KDX220R build I just completed. Im a trucker keeping America going and pretty strapped once the family and bills are taken care of.

If you loved the show then you will definitely want to see the cars. Quite a few of the cars on display were actually on the show. With every car you can see all the hours and attention to detail that was put into it. The employees were super nice and cool to talk to.

They offer a free tour of the show room. There are a lot of the cars that were featured on the show here, and they rotate the collection periodically. The Sunday staff were very friendly, passionate and informative. I bought a couple sets of Horny Mike's helmet horns. They sell T-shirts, stickers, and garage accessories too.

Such a big fan of the show and the work they do here. Miles and all the gentlemen are so helpful and sweet. Fun staff you have there. I highly recommend visiting this wonderful shop when in Las Vegas. I love the cars and let me say WOW! The show doesn’t do it justice and to see them in person is quite a different experience.

We visited Count’s Kustoms located at 2714 S Highland Drive in Las Vegas, Nevada. Las Vegas is built on the concept of separating tourists from their money, so the free admission to see these amazingly restored cars and motorcycles is a great entertainment value. This place is a must-see for automobile enthusiasts. The vehicles are displayed in a warehouse which has been dressed as a showroom which suits displaying these vehicles well. Not everything is free, though. There is also a small gift shop where I bought a Ryan T-Shift and my wife bought jacket with spikes that she will likely never wear. I do recommend visiting Count’s Kustoms to anyone who likes cool cars, trucks and motorcycles.

First time visiting the Coca-Cola store—what an amazing experience! Located on the Las Vegas Strip, the store is hard to miss with its giant Coca-Cola bottle out front. Inside, the store is filled with all kinds of Coca-Cola merchandise, including magnets, clothing, mugs, glasses, and more. On the second level, there’s a seating area where you can try a taste testing of 16 to 20 different Coca-Cola flavors from around the world. The tasting costs $10 and is definitely worth a try! Worth to stop by when you’re around.

One of my favorite novelty stores on the strip. Pop in for one of their soda flights. Pretty neat experience. My only suggestion would be to have more diet coke stuff. As a diet coke girl thats what I was looking for.

This store is huge! Located on the strip, it’s hard to miss and will definitely entice you to go inside and check it out. Such huge variety of souvenirs, gift items, apparel, toys and more all branded with Coke products. They also do custom cans. Upstairs is a little cafe with samples of Coke from different countries. That was a fun experience for me and my family. We scanned the QR code and saw where each cup was from. We loved some and hated some hahaha. Definitely worth a visit if you are in Vegas.

My wife loves her Diet Coke so went here to see what Coke products they had . They got every Coke product under the sun . You can get a Coke tin engraved with your name . We did the experience where you try different Coke drinks from around the world , that was a good laugh as some are not to my taste and some are super sweet .

Hard to miss this store when you’re in las vegas. Had an absolutely great experience. Entire store is filled with tons of CC merchandise. There’s something for everyone. On the second floor there’s also a cafeteria where you can get refreshments and ofcourse all kinds of coke. Worth visiting.

Normally I'm not a big fan of buying souvenirs and stuff nobody needs - but the Coca-Cola store here has some pretty nice stuff, good quality cloth and some really funny stuff too.

Fun place to visit. There's a place to order food and eat on the second floor. Lots of fun souvenirs to see.

This was a unique experience that is family friendly. I highly recommend getting tickets beforehand to avoid a long wait. They had lots of different rooms and areas to explore. There are many exits and entrances from the grocery store area to the secret area. Lots of fun people walking around with stories. We were lucky enough to be there for a performance which included audience participation and dancing. It also featured a performer from the strip showing off their talents. Overall it was a fun experience but because of the crowds, I feel like one visit was enough. The sodas from the grocery store were not great and very expensive but came in a fun bottle.

2nd time exploring Omega Mart in Las Vegas, Area 15. We went in the evening on a Thursday, on certain Thursdays its no kids after 8pm which is nice. The grocery store area is always fun, tried to take more time reading all the cool labels & products. There is a scavenger hunt you can do with the VIP ticket which we did the first time. That was fun & worth it! This time we did the "boop" card addition for $3 you can purchase at the bag check area once inside. Sends you on a journey to dig deeper into the corporate world of Dramcorp. Definitely fun, but these 2 things add more time & kind of take you away from the awesomeness thats right infront of you. The boop card had us running back & forth to different computers to use. This visit I noticed a lot of the products on the shelves & items you can purchase were pretty grimey & well loved already. The whole place is a high touch area & doesn't appear to be cleaned thoroughly. 2 years ago it didnt seem this dirty. Staff is always wonderful, and all in all its worth it and a super fun experience! We spent 3 hours there this time & about the same last time.

After going to the Meow Wolf in Houston, my family decided to try out this Meow Wolf location. It’s located inside the AREA51 which also has other cool attractions like an arcade, a bar, other places to eat, little shops, etc. The whole place is very visually interesting and a great place to explore for a few hours. I love the concept of this Meow Wolf location where you can get lost in a super market! They have a little gift shop at the checkout counter, a scavenger hunt, and many cool rooms to explore and take pictures in. Trying to solve the puzzles in this place would’ve been a great experience but that costs extra. I really enjoyed my time here!

Definitely worth visiting if you like trippy vibes. It's a great exhibition with lights, mystery, and sound. Parts of the store front is available to buy. The best show is at the back once you find the hidden entrances. I know there's also a mystery you can take the day to solve but I unfortunately we were here in borrowed time. The surrounding area Area 15 is great that fits into the theme of Omega Marty

Spectacular experience!! Went with a 4 year old and a 10 year old and they had a blast including my self. I would say that i do recommend over the age of 6. We went throughout all the room and secret paths. Great experience out of a Super Market that suddenly takes you to an amazing world!

Hard to say if the juice is worthy the squeeze as it is a bit pricey for what you get. That being said, it does offer elaborate and intriguing puzzles. If your willing to put in the extra effort. The walk-through can be as simple as fiddling with a doodad laser light that spits out techo sound, to unlocking the mystery behind area15 using an array of phone systems and puzzles. All in all it was a decent time waster, especially for younger children if you have them. Because of the price though, i don't think I would ever go for round 2

One of a kind experience! Better than a typical escape room! I recommend the fill scavenger hunt e experience. It is for the Sci-fi enthusiast, great date idea, and wonderful for the family.

Never found it ...Aria concierge and other staffers very clueless about this feature and couldn't help us.

Great artwork

Cool art exhibit. The gentleman who greeted me was personable and very friendly. They did try to sell me a projector for $1000. It was pretty cool actually. Just not what I was looking for today.

The Aquarium at Silverton is an absolute hit with my kids—5 stars all the way! 🌊 It's massive (117,000 gallons!), totally free, and always buzzing with life—tropical fish, stingrays, even small sharks. They went wild during the interactive feeding times, and honestly I was into it too. Plus, catching the mermaid show? Priceless. The mermaids swim right in the tank and actually interact with the kids—it was seriously one of the coolest things we’ve done around here. Clean, well-lit, and fun for all ages. We’ll be back next trip for sure!

The aquarium was very nice. There were a variety of fish, sharks, and manta rays. The mermaids did a wonderful job interacting with children and was very graceful while swimming. The viewing area had plenty of standing and sitting areas. The chairs were very comfortable and some even had a mermaid tail on the back of the chair. Additionally, Bass Pro Shop is right by it, connected to the Silverton so you can check it out, too.

This is a beautiful aquarium with a lot of really cool marine life and even mermaid shows. There are many different types of fish ranging from small, colorful fish to baby sharks to massive stingrays. Best part? It’s free of charge. Of course, the only downside to this is that it’s extremely crowded but hey, you get what you pay for. Parking is somewhat difficult and rather expensive but of course that’s expected if you’re in the Vegas area. Nevertheless, this is one of the coolest places I have been to during my time here in Vegas and if you’re in the area you should definitely check it out. Interestingly they have a bass pro shops right next to the aquarium and there’s even a waterfall with a koi fish pond at the bottom in front of the store. And of course, it’s right there in the middle of a casino so you can check that out as well.

The mermaid show was an unexpected surprise! Inside the aquarium, live mermaids perform underwater tricks alongside real fish. The show alternates with live fish feeding, both are fascinating to watch. Great experience — and it’s free!

All of the kids in my family (young and old) love coming to this place! I bring everyone here! The aquarium is beautiful and if you catch the mermaids it’s even better. We love to walk through the Bass Pro Shop here too. If it’s cooler, the outside area is nice with fire pits and seating. Great place to hang out for free! Parent g is free too! I can’t really comment on the casino itself, I’ve never won anything there.

Beautiful! My daughter was very excited! I thought we could see the mermaid but just realized it is from Thursday to Saturday 🥹 so we will have to come back soon!! A great stop if you are in the area!!

Nice sized circular aquarium with seating so you can relax and watch the fish swim by. There is a smaller window inside a faux cave-like entrance too. They have mermaid shows and feedings as well.

We were looking for places to go that weren't centered around gambling or drinking. This is such a great option. It's arts focused where a lot of the arts district is vintage or bar focused. All of the artists in here so nice and invite you into their space and talk to you about their art process. It's absolutely awesome!.

If you’re an artist or a lover of art, you absolutely must visit The Arts Factory. I visited while on vacation in Vegas and was so enamored I came back a second time with my family, who was also impressed. My youngest sister-in-law was addicted to the sticker vending machines—she must have put $15-20 in those things. It is an entrancing space unlike any gallery I’ve seen before. The Arts Factory features everything from abstract paintings to 35mm photography & jewelry. As an artist from Seattle I’ve been to many galleries, and none of them can compete with The Arts Factory & the Arts District as a whole—I loved it so much I seriously considered the logistics of moving to LV. The Arts Factory is absolutely a must-see. I’d give it 6 stars if I could

Excellent place to view many different beautiful art pieces and styles of art work. The space is amazing with lots of natural light and loft like vibes. I would love to have a space like this. Julie Notaro of fraiche arts talked to us and let us hang out in her studio. Great work and cool music.

The Arts Factory is situated within the dynamic Las Vegas Arts District, making it easy to combine your visit with exploring other galleries, shops, and restaurants in the area.

You won't believe it until you see it! The experience is beyond words. The pictures simply don't do justice. You have to go there to witness it yourself. It's like living in a role play, where they are creating something new every day. You can even watch them work and get inspired. If you miss out on this, you're playing blind and dumb!

Fun place to view some art, but please note that it is actually a building of individual artist galleries, and the artists come in generally no earlier than noon. There are interesting paintings on the halls though - both upstairs and down. AND although the trend is modern, most (happily) do not look as if a 3-year-old painted them. I DID (as usual) speak to someone - in this case, a woman originally from Boston. She suggested a scenic drive where I could actually pull over for scenic views! ... but more on "Red Rock Canyon" tomorrow! ☺️ Never be shy... always speak to locals!! ❤️

We thoroughly enjoyed walking around here after brunch at The Pepperclub. So much color, life and fun going on our here! 18bin was off and poppin on this particularly beautiful Sunday. We popped into the Arts Factory & Art Square to see the artists working there and all the cool art. The highlight of our day was meeting artist Ruben Martinez at RM Photo Gallery. He can lift anyone's spirits with his energy. He graciously shared his inspiration and story with such enthusiasm that we didn't want to leave. You have to go see him at Art Square! We will definitely be back to check out all the shops thay we're closed because there was definitely more to see. Such a fun, lively place to hang out and meet new friends with cafes, restaurants and bars.

Went here for a Hilton Grand Vacation dinner and show. Golden Nugget suppled the food and it was the worst food ever the beef was no joke like shoe leather. Rest of it was horrible absolutely disgusting poor taste poor quality food.

This is one of my favorite places to gamble!!! I do wish they offered a microwave in the rooms but am soo thankful for the mini fridge with no charge! Also great pool vibes great for the kids great for the adults! And it also displays the hand of faith (huge Gold Nugget) to take a photo with!

Fast check in and out... needed housekeeping and never showed... clean room and enmities ..easy to get to Fremont experience

Love the Golden Nugget! Clean rooms, great staff, great valley, easy access to all the entertainment on Fremont St.

Great customer service. They are very helpful with your luggage. It does cost around $20 a night. Which is really cheap for valley in Vegas. There was a rude taxi driver and the valet people came to the rescue. Valet is definitely a must downtown Vegas.

Incorrect room configurations were selected by the reservation service, but we were charged $235 EXTRA, per room for "upgrades" to correct THEIR MISTAKE. No offer to comp a meal or some casino credit... Nothing ... just "not our problem". Keurig machine in rooms with only 2 pods for a 2 person/3 day stay... and they want $15 EACH for extra coffee pods?? Seriously? Zero room cleaning, fresh towels, etcetera during your stay unless requested, and if you ask you may incur extra charges. Food in the main hotel restaurant was very substandard, especially for the cost. I almost never complain about food, but it sucked. Electrical problems in one of the rooms required a room change, but again no offer of any compensation. No microwave in room? No extra toilet paper? Noise from the street was LOUD in the room, and made sleeping difficult. No fan or anything to help mask the noise. ... Good side: Beautiful building and decorations. Nice casino. Clean, comfortable room. Huge bathtub. Most of the doormen, waiters, and casino staff were nice and helpful.

I highly recommend staying at the GN. It's so clean and the people are fabulous! My husband and I loved the pool and water slide. I even went down the slide...it's fast! So beware..lol. Due to an unexpected family emergency we had to leave early. We were not charged for the nights not used. We were told that's because we booked directly with GN. Third party bookings are out of their control. Angel and Shaun at the registration desk are seriously the best at their jobs.

Beer and hotdog

(Translated by Google) Very nice hotel (Original) Tres bel hôtel

I visited with my husband and one of my best friends, and it was such a unique experience! It’s really cool to see the shop in person after watching it on TV. They have items from all over the world, and it's fascinating to browse through everything. The atmosphere has that fun, TV-famous vibe, and it definitely makes for a memorable stop in Vegas. Worth checking out if you're a fan of the show or just looking for something different to do!

A nice store located past the north end of the strip. The store is very presentable. It features coins, gold, silver, military items, antiques, collectibles, artwork, and more. Well worth it to make a trip if you are nearby. You can also bring items to offer them for sale.

Just got back from Vegas and had our 2nd great experience buying art at Gold & Silver Pawn. Previously, we bought a Picasso lithograph and were looking for a second to compliment the one we previously purchased. Crystal helped us personally and was able to let us look to through the available lithographs in stock. She also introduced us to the art curator, Chris (I believe that was his name. Please forgive me, if not). But both were extremely helpful. They helped us select another Picasso and professionally matted it while we waited, as well a Salvador Dali we found for another room in our home. Exemplary employees. You could tell they love their job. Thank you. Update: Just received my Dali. I am ecstatic with how it came out. Thank you.

We’re big fans of Pawn Stars and made it a point to stop by during our visit to Vegas from Houston, Texas. The staff were all friendly and professional. I even brought an item to sell — they gave me a fair offer, which I accepted. There’s a lot of neat stuff to check out in the shop, and I also picked up a bracelet for my wife. Afterwards, we ate at Rick’s Rollin Smoke BBQ. We put it to the Texas taste test to see if it could measure up to our great Texas BBQ — and it passed with flying colors! GREAT tasting BBQ, so gedder done and get some!

*Pawn-Stars* I’m a huge fan of the show and decided to finally take a trip out to Las Vegas to see what it’s actually like. I have worked as a pawnbroker myself for over 10 years and frequently check out other shops and was pleasantly surprised how clean and nice this shop actually is. They are a real 24hr pawnshop that buys sells & loans and has a fantastic selection of merchandise to chose from! They do have some very luxurious items for sale there but also had very affordable and collectible items ranging from sports memorabilia, cards, jewelry, artwork, coins, books, video games, clothing, and even weaponry! The store is immaculately clean with very friendly staff who were always kind smiling and willing to actually help you! I was fortunate enough to meet some of the people at the pawn-counter and see *Rick* himself after they had sold some expensive jewelry. All in all it’s a beautiful store with a friendly staff and genuine pawnshop feel, and it only made me enjoy the show more. I highly recommend you stop by and check out their beautiful art selection and pickup a few things you won’t regret it.

Awesome to get to see the “Pawn Stars” pawn shop in Vegas. None of the family or cast from the show was working but it still did not disappoint getting to see the shop. While I was there I picked up a couple things, their prices are actually pretty reasonable and not high like shops are back home. Maybe next time I come through I might get to see someone from the show, really cool to experience and see the Gold and Silver pawn shop in person.

when in Vegas, needed to check this place out. Has lots of higher end collectibles, and some every day stuff. Overall it's a big place with a wide selection of different eclectic items. Nope, you won't see the guys from the show.

This is your typical mall in Vegas with lots of luxury clothing brands and food. What sets this apart from others and why I gave it a higher rating are the Rome themed statues and displays. It’s the only reason to come here. The mall itself is pretty nice to walk around when it’s hot outside. Worth a visit if this is your first time in Vegas.

Quite a stunning shopping mall with appropriately-themed Roman architecture. Tons of stores and, of particular note, a Cheesecake Factory. No need to be a guest of the resort to shop or eat here. That's the beauty of Vegas resorts.

Access through the hotel casino or straight in from the side near Harrah’s - So many great stores in here beneath an artificial sky - like wandering around a European city but you can’t forget you’re in Vegas! Quirky features like the fountains but where’s the staff who used to wander around in costumes?!! Bring them back! Lots of designer stores Prada just opened- high end plus places to eat and drink and Nancy with her local chocolate stand - nice place to wander if you want out the sun or rain

Incredibly decadent decor but that's how Las Vegas needs to be. Just walking around and looking at the interior is an attraction on itself. Stores are of the more expensive sort. We loved how over the top this shopping centre is.

High end shopping heaven with some mid range shopping and some Local unique offerings. Between the shopping, the awesome interior and the bars and restaurants- it’s easy to lose a few hours enjoying yourselves here!

The Forum Shops at Caesars is absolutely stunning. The sky-painted ceilings, especially around the Fountains of the Gods and Neptune’s Fountain, make you feel like you’re outdoors in a beautiful Roman plaza. The statues and architecture are impressive, and the atmosphere is both elegant and relaxing. A must-visit spot in Strip Vegas for shopping and sightseeing. Enjoy!

Excellent building in the hotel by the strip, has a lot of high end stores and regular ones, bars, restaurants, with a clear ceiling simulating the sky, fountains and a show that occurs every few min representing some of the Greek gods, the Atlantis. Very elegant floors and really clean, great option to visit when in town.

Fashion Show Las Vegas is a shopper’s paradise right on Boulevard. The mall is massive, with a great mix of luxury brands, popular retailers, and unique boutiques. The atmosphere is vibrant, and the layout makes it easy to explore. I loved the variety of dining options, from quick bites to sit-down restaurants, and the live entertainment on weekends adds a nice touch. Clean, well-maintained, and perfect for both browsing and serious shopping—definitely a must-visit in Vegas!

Not as entertaining as it used to be decades ago. I used to be able to see and meet athletes and celebrities at random back in the day This mall has transformed greatly. I remember when there actually were daily fashion shows. Those days are long gone. It still has several retailers and eateries but it has recently added swings and claw games throughout. Parking is still easy but limited. Security is present and maintains the peace. It is still a good spot to take a break from casinos and the mega resorts.

Tourist here from out of town and had a nice time at the Fashion Show mall. Good selection of stores. Picked up some hiking gear from the Dickies and some trinkets for the kids at PopMart. Has something for everyone and a good food court. Grabbed a quick bite at the Panda Express. Overall a wonderful mall.

Incident Report – Theft from Vehicle at Fashion Show Mall (9/21/25) I’m reaching out to report an incident that occurred on September 21, 2025, at Fashion Show Mall. My cousin was visiting the mall and her personal belongings were stolen from her Tesla inside the parking structure. Attached is a photo showing her Tesla and an individual standing near a red truck, who she believes may be connected to the theft. We’re bringing this to your attention to request that the matter be looked into and to encourage increased security measures in the parking areas to help prevent future incidents. Note: if you zoom in, you will see a man with a hoodie and a cap.

Large mall. Lots of great stores. Busy vibe. Lots of good places to eat and drink. I really like it here. Feels very Vegas! People watching and shopping galore!

Fashion Show Las Vegas is a destination that brings the culture of fashion to life through never before seen experiences to locals, visitors, and fashionistas alike. Featuring an eclectic mix of more than 250 retailers and over 30 restaurants spread across 2 million square feet, FSLV is the largest shopping, dining and entertainment destination on the Las Vegas Strip! This shopping Mall with a Saks & Neiman Marcus. They also have a nice food court and we personally tried the Popeys Chicken sandwich’s which were very tasty and really impresse.

High end shopping venue when in Vegas. Cool architecture and plenty of shops for everyone. Super colorful decor on the inside. Hello kitty fans will delight in the extra big and cute HK Cafe!