This formerly appointment-only collection is now open to the public: 150 neon signs date back as far as the 1930's and include iconic displays from the Moulin Rouge, the Desert Inn, and the Stardust.
Purchase your tickets online. They sell out quickly. Also, allow enough time to make it to the museum. Traffic is heavy at time in Vegas.
Best part about Vegas. This outdoor sign graveyard exhibits a fascinating history. Go at sunset so you can see the signs in the day light and lit up.
Take a night tour — definitely worth it! This sign is celebrating the founding of Las Vegas in 1905
Three stories of nothing but the mob. It's so well designed and has a great flow with a ton of interactive displays throughout. Set aside 2-3 hours for everything. Parking is $5 for three hours.
The lectures and speaking events are AWESOME! There's a lot of benefits to becoming a member and it's only $25 for the year! Love this place.
On the 3rd floor -- in the prohibition section -- make sure you wait until the movie stops & screen goes up. An artifact will be revealed.
Park at the California and validate when you're done. $3 limited parking at museum.
Happy hours in the hotel are great! Grotto has an enormous $7 pizza and it's delicious! Drinks are well, but a $5 martini is a steal compared to anywhere on the strip. Chart House has great ambiance.
Swim with the fishes when you take a dip in The Tank, a year-round swimming hole that includes a massive 200,000-gallon live shark aquarium for your viewing pleasure.
Climb 30 feet in the air and let gravity provide a thrilling ride through The Tank's waterslide, bringing you up close and personal with the ocean's most incredible residents.
Love the pool. I would pay $20 for a lounge chair @ the hideout pool (no kids) but if u go to family pool, b there before 10am or good luck getting a chair!
You've just checked in to an important landmark in this city's history. Golden Gate was the very first hotel built in Las Vegas in 1906. In 1931 it became Sal Sagev - Las Vegas spelled backwards.
Pay the extra to skip staying in the South Tower aka Carson Tower. Rush, Spa, and Gold tower are great. Have stayed in them all. South tower is just a overpriced downtown LV room.
Great casino to go in old Vegas. Great sports book. Has a particularly good setup during March Madness.
Take in the extravagant New Year's Eve fireworks display from a luxurious room in the elegant Rush Tower, with spectacular views of the Strip and surrounding Las Vegas Valley.
