No professional photos or photo shoots allowed. Their website is accurate. You cannot take video either

The guided tour allows you to walk around the neon sign bone yard with a guide who talks about the signs and respective history of the casino associated with that sign. it takes about 45 minutes. Most are lighted so I'd say a night tour is best. The Brilliant Show is actually a show in which you sit down and there is music associated with the signs in that area. I don't want to give too much away because I was not sure what it was either and was wonderfully surprised by the "show". We did the tour and I scheduled our show for approximately 15 minutes later (each is supposed to take about 45 minutes) but you might want to shop in the gift store in between like we did. I'm so glad we did both.

The Neon Museum is accessible in accordance with ADA (AA) requirements. The Neon Boneyard has a fine gravel surface that both powered and unpowered wheeled devices can easily navigate.

Hi – Our Tim Burton exhibition, “Lost Vegas: Tim Burton @ The Neon Museum” was temporary and ended last February. However, we've retained four of the signs from the exhibition. With that said, our interpreters wear The Neon Museum shirts for all of our guided tours, including special exhibitions such as this one. Best of luck with your project!

Many first-time visitors prefer visiting at night. Daytime is magical in its own way. But night is generally the most popular time to visit. Brilliant is only available at night because it is a light projection show. Both tickets are amazing and I highly recommend seeing both, if you can swing it.

Brillant!

The Tim Burton signing was on the 14 of October. I will strongly suggest that if you are going buy the cheap membership. It will give you a free entrance for both the neon museum and Brilliance. Also I obtained on my first visit after my membership free passes for my 7 year old and discounted tickets for my husband. You can even go 3 day in a row free. I have gone during the day, night. Photo shoots are on selected days and one receives a 20% discount. You can take your tripod and one hour to shoot as many photos as you want with no one rushing you.

Hello I just verified with the museum that everything is up and running with no closures. We had a fantastic time when we went a few months ago. Have a great time there if you visit :)

Well you will have to check when sunset is for that day. The golden hour is usually the hour up to and after that time. Also the signs do not “light up” there is a show but it is laser created. Definitely worth seeing they do a great job. Just trying to manage expectations.