September to May: 15:00–23:00 · Every dayLast entry 22:00
June to August: 20:00–00:00 · Every dayLast entry 23:00; the Boneyard can close in extreme heat

Allow time to explore before closing. Your ticket shows your date and entry time.

The Neon Museum’s tall sign lit at night, its letters spelling NEON beside a star

Finding the museum

The Neon Museum is on Las Vegas Boulevard North, north of downtown Las Vegas. Check in at the visitor centre in the former La Concha Motel lobby.

770 Las Vegas Boulevard North
Las Vegas, NV 89101, USA

By car: there is on-site parking, with overflow parking at Cashman Center.
By taxi or rideshare: ask for the Neon Museum at 770 Las Vegas Boulevard North.
Before arrival: leave time for the journey and entry checks so you are ready for your booked slot.

Open directions

Old sign letters lit red and orange at dusk, with a giant lamp behind them

Useful stops along the way

Facilities can change through the year. Visitors can usually expect:

The visitor centre in the former La Concha Motel lobby.
The Museum Store, which also sells packaged food and drinks.
A bag check at the box office for larger bags.
On-site parking, with overflow parking nearby.

The Boneyard is outdoors and uncovered, so dress for the weather; bottled water is allowed. Ask staff about current arrangements when you arrive.

A path at night past a giant sculpted skull and old café and casino signs in the Neon Boneyard

A visit that works for you

The museum is accessible in line with ADA requirements. The Boneyard has a fine gravel surface that powered and unpowered wheelchairs and other wheeled mobility devices can use.

Check arrangements for your particular mobility or access needs before travelling.
If you are bringing a stroller, expect gravel paths throughout the Boneyard.
Only service animals may enter; ask museum staff for assistance during your visit.

Ask us about planning your visit

A neon star studded with bulbs beside the curve of a large orange letter at night

Enjoy the Boneyard thoughtfully

Keep to the paths, and don’t touch the signs or step past the stanchions and rock borders.
Personal photos on phones and tablets are welcome; other cameras, tripods and selfie sticks are not.
Backpacks, luggage and bags larger than 12 × 12 × 6 inches are not allowed in the Boneyard.
Outside food and drink other than bottled water, alcohol, smoking and vaping, and weapons are not permitted.
Shirts and shoes are required, and closed-toe shoes are recommended.

A little care helps protect the signs for everyone.

Large old sign letters lit at night beside a path in the Neon Boneyard

Make time for a pause

Downtown Las Vegas, a short ride south, has cafés and restaurants for a meal before or after your visit.

Stop for breakfast, lunch, a hot drink or refreshments nearby.
Leave room in your plans to sit down and enjoy the setting.
Check opening hours and menus on the day; food and drinks are purchased separately.

Bottled water is allowed, and the Museum Store sells packaged drinks.

The pink script of the Moulin Rouge sign lit at night in the Neon Boneyard

A few details worth planning

Book ahead: choose the date, time and places you want to visit before making other plans.
Keep your QR ticket ready: save it on your phone or bring a printed copy, with any proof needed for reduced admission.
Start in the right place: check in at the visitor centre in the former La Concha Motel lobby.
Dress for the weather: closed-toe shoes and a charged phone for photos make the visit easier.
Leave space to linger: allow about an hour to explore the Boneyard at your own pace.

Find your ticket option

Visitor information checked 10 November 2026. Opening times and facilities can change; follow the date, time and instructions on your issued ticket.