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Box Office closes 1 hour prior to posted closing time. Last admissions to the Museum: NOV-FEB 9 p.m. | MAR-APR 10 p.m. | MAY-AUG 11 p.m. | SEP-OCT 10 p.m.
Opening times this week:
Monday
3pm - 11pm
Tuesday
3pm - 11pm
Wednesday
3pm - 11pm
Thursday
3pm - 11pm
Friday
3pm - 11pm
Saturday
3pm - 11pm
Sunday
3pm - 11pm
Box Office closes 1 hour prior to posted closing time. Last admissions to the Museum: NOV-FEB 9 p.m. | MAR-APR 10 p.m. | MAY-AUG 11 p.m. | SEP-OCT 10 p.m.
Opening times this week:
Monday
3pm - 11pm
Tuesday
3pm - 11pm
Wednesday
3pm - 11pm
Thursday
3pm - 11pm
Friday
3pm - 11pm
Saturday
3pm - 11pm
Sunday
3pm - 11pm
Box Office closes 1 hour prior to posted closing time. Last admissions to the Museum: NOV-FEB 9 p.m. | MAR-APR 10 p.m. | MAY-AUG 11 p.m. | SEP-OCT 10 p.m.
Opening times this week:
Monday
3pm - 11pm
Tuesday
3pm - 11pm
Wednesday
3pm - 11pm
Thursday
3pm - 11pm
Friday
3pm - 11pm
Saturday
3pm - 11pm
Sunday
3pm - 11pm

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Neon Nostalgia: What the Signs Say About Vegas in the Rat Pack Era

Neon Nostalgia: What the Signs Say About Vegas in the Rat Pack Era

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The Stories behind the Dunes Hotel & Casino

The Stories behind the Dunes Hotel & Casino

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70 Years after its debut, last remaining Dunes Hotel Sign will shine again at The Neon Museum

70 Years after its debut, last remaining Dunes Hotel Sign will shine again at The Neon Museum

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A Solo Traveler’s Guide to Exploring The Neon Museum at Night

A Solo Traveler’s Guide to Exploring The Neon Museum at Night

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The Dunes’ Dramatic Demolition

The Dunes’ Dramatic Demolition

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What Locals Love About The Neon Museum (and What They Skip)

What Locals Love About The Neon Museum (and What They Skip)

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Exploring the Neon Color Palette and What These Hues Meant to Old Vegas

Exploring the Neon Color Palette and What These Hues Meant to Old Vegas

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Meet YESCO, the Company Behind Much of Vegas' Glow

Meet YESCO, the Company Behind Much of Vegas' Glow

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5 Event Themes That Pair Perfectly with The Neon Museum

5 Event Themes That Pair Perfectly with The Neon Museum

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Exploring Downtown Las Vegas: Where to Eat After Your Neon Museum Visit

Exploring Downtown Las Vegas: Where to Eat After Your Neon Museum Visit

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Neon and Nuclear: How Atomic Culture Influenced Vegas Design in the '50s

Neon and Nuclear: How Atomic Culture Influenced Vegas Design in the '50s

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Where Vintage Vibes Meet “I Do”: Meet Our Top Elopement Vendors at The Neon Museum

Where Vintage Vibes Meet “I Do”: Meet Our Top Elopement Vendors at The Neon Museum

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A membership to The Neon Museum includes free admission, invitations to member-only events, early access, and more!

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Corporate Support

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Annual Report

Annual Report

Meeting the Need

If there was a common thread to the last fiscal year at The Neon Museum, it was “meeting the need.”

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