This place did not meet my expectations...\n\nThe attraction is outdoors, costing $18 during the daytime and $25 at nighttime. I chose to visit at night. If you have your heart set on visiting the museum, I recommend a daytime visit if the weather conditions are favorable. Just keep in mind there's no shade. \n\nI thought this museum would be fun to visit, partially to see the colorful signs lit up and partially to learn more history about Las Vegas. Unfortunately, only about 4 signs were actually plugged in and you cannot wander around the museum without a tour guide. \nI would prefer to be able visit a museum at my own pace and read information about the exhibits, rather than hearing everything from a guide.\n\nTo the museum's credit, the tour guides are friendly and very knowledgeable. However, at a certain point, the stories became a bit repetitive and dull. It's was like \"Here's a sign that was part of X hotel which doesn't exist anymore. And here's another sign that was part of Y hotel that doesn't exist anymore. And here's another sign...\"\n\nWhen I was on the tour, I had an epiphany: there are plenty of colorful lit up signs on the strip that I can see for free. Why did I bother paying $25 to be confined to a tour that discusses signs that aren't even lit? My ultimate recommendation would be to visit during the daytime when you can better see the colors of the signs. Or just skip this attraction completely. That's good too.\n\nTL;DR- There are sparkly signs on the strip and downtown. You don't have to visit this museum.