The Neon Museum

The Neon Museum consists of three components, the Bone Yard, the Fremont Street Gallery, and the Neon Signs Project. The collection boasts more than 150 donated and rescued neon signs. The signs date from the 1930s to the early 1990s. They show casino, motel and local business signs from throughout Las Vegas. The Neon Boneyard, approximately two acres in size, holds the bulk of the collection. Outside walking tours of the Bone Yard are by advance appointment only, Tuesday through Saturday. No same day appointments made Through our online press room, media can access links to the latest press releases, information on upcoming events and activities, and our online press kit.

Media Policies

The Neon Boneyard is accessible to media via guided visits and tours only. Due to limited capacity, credentialed media interested in visiting the Neon Museum must receive prior authorization from, and make arrangements with, the Public Relations staff prior to their arrival. Requests will be reviewed and approved on a case-by-case basis. Advance notice of five days is required to process all media requests.

Please note: admission will be reserved for working media on assignment only and cannot be extended to family members or media on leisure visits.

High-resolution images of the Neon Museum are available for editorial use by media on assignment only. Please click here (Coming Soon) to view available images. If you are interested in scheduling a commercial shoot (one that does not include editorial pertaining to the Neon Museum or Neon Boneyard), please click here.

To arrange a visit, request images or schedule interviews, please fill out the form below and allow up to 48 hours for a response. Please provide as much detail about your request as possible (story angle, information you are interested in, run dates, etc.).

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