Have you ever wondered what happens to Las Vegas signs when they don't use them
anymore well they come here the Neon Museum boneyard welcome to
another episode of ultimate bucket list guys and today I'm here in sunny sunny
Las Vegas and I'm gonna find out what they do with all those signs
and they don't use them anymore I'm guessing they just don't put it in the
bin the Neon Museum and own park this is the place where Las Vegas signs come to
die Vegas is famous for its neon signs but when casinos - anse of business or
upon up the signs end up here now this places are open during the day and night
it's cheaper during the day and at night they actually illuminate the signs so I
decided to come back at night just to see what all the dead size look like
when they're alive again now the tour begins at the reception and you'll
immediately be led out to what looks like a junkyard but it's probably the
coolest junkyard you'll ever see and it's only when you get up close and
personal then you realize that these signs are mammoth and then it makes
sense that these signs that you see in Las Vegas they have to be big massive
because otherwise you won't be able to see them at a distance that's all us
about an hour and during the tour you'll get to learn about the history of Vegas
and why these signs are so significant you'll see the very famous signs of
yesteryear here and some that you've seen on the TV or movies and was this a
shame that they've ended up here it's actually cool for a nostalgia trip it's
very educational tour and I highly recommend booking in advance because
ordinarily you'd be able to just walk in the door pay your admission fee and off
you go but when I came today they made me wait seven and a half hours so you
know what it's fine you know I could do other things during the day but if you
want to come here at a specific time I highly recommend it you booked early and
booked on the web sites now this place looks gigantic in the videos but it's
actually quite small if you did this on your own you could be done in about 10
minutes so it's probably a good thing that there's a guided tour the Stardust
was probably the most famous sign that I recognized on here
and it's put a huge and still very much intact the only thing I will say is that
during the tour there's not really any designated time to take photos or videos
so you have to be good at doing that's on the fly they don't like you wandering
off on your own so bear that in mind when you come here definitely add it to
your bucket list if you are a fan of Las Vegas or if you do enjoy seeing weird
quirky things okay and in I'm salt what do I do well you need to come to Las
Vegas first of all it's just north of downtown Las Vegas
now I drove here but I didn't realize how close it was to downtown Las Vegas
so technically you could walk it in from Fremont Street it might take you a while
but you could definitely definitely walk it the cost well
prices range from anywhere between eighteen and twenty eight dollars
depending on whether or you want to come here during the day or come here during
the night it also makes for some great Instagram and Switzer photo opportunity
so definitely definitely add this to your list of places to come when you're
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but when you come here you realize this but when you come here you realize the
sheer scale of these things
now this place is
Ninh Ly - www.ninh.co.uk - @NinhLyUK