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Las Vegas: The Neon Museum

October 16, 2013 By Lokness 2 Comments

Vegas! Not that kind of party Vegas that you are thinking! Bryan and I have way passed the party ages. We like to relax and eat good food during our vacation. And of course, we love sightseeing too!

We have been to Vegas a few times, but we were always there for CES. We never really got free time to do fun things. This time, we got to have a few buffets, gamble a little, watch Penn and Teller show, and check out The Neon Museum. Before getting into the museum, Penn and Teller show is awesome! Very funny and full of surprises! The best part is that Penn and Teller don’t really do traditional magic. They do contemporary magic, like they would use audience cell phone in part of their trick. I highly recommended the show.

Back to The Neon Museum, it is the boneyard for old neon signs in Vegas. It is a unique place with lots of history. When I stepped inside, it felt like I was gone back in time. Even though all the signs are not hung up, they are just sitting on the floor. But the boneyard is very well lay out. It was fun to look at all those signs. The only way to get in the boneyard is by joining a guided tour. The tour is about 1 hour-long. It is better to make reservation ahead of time. You really should check this place out if you are in Vegas. There are three things to keep in mind. Don’t go during a hot day. There is no shade in the boneyard. The day we went was about 80˚F. It wasn’t summer weather, but it was still very hot. Bring a bottle of water. Standing under the sun for 1 hour will sure make you thirsty. Don’t bring your kids. Kids will be bored with all the history lesson. With all the broken lightbulbs and signs, it is not a safe place for children.

The Neon Museum

The Neon Museum

The Boneyard

The Boneyard

"Hi"!

“Hi”!

Casino Sign

Casino Sign

Where is your luck?

Where is your luck?

Bryan and I with Ducky sign

Bryan and I with Ducky sign

Penn and Teller (Rio Las Vegas, 3700 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103)

The Neon Museum (770 Las Vegas Boulevard North, Las Vegas, NV 89101)

Filed Under: Learn, Live, Travel Tagged With: history, Las Vegas, learn, museum, neon sign, Penn and Teller, travel

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  1. Kelly says

    October 16, 2013 at 8:17 pm

    I visited Vegas once a number of years ago but didn’t get a chance to to go to the Neon Museum or see Penn and Teller. Looks like you had a great time, thanks for sharing all these great pics 🙂

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    • Lokness says

      October 18, 2013 at 10:19 am

      At first, I was worried the museum would be boring. But no, it was quite fascinating. Definitely worth to stop by. The Penn and Teller show was just awesome. I would recommend all my friends to go. Have a great weekend, Kelly!

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