I wasn't expecting it to be so busy but it was really fun. I went on the last day of the exhibit…read more We tried the week before not knowing that it was closed on Mondays. There's not many things to do in Vegas that are free anymore. It was a very nice thing for No Doubt to do for their fans. I know for a marketing standpoint it creates a buzz, sells a whole lot of merchandise and promotes their shows but it also lets the fans who couldn't go to the shows because of work schedule or finances still join in the festivities. Every single employee that I encountered was super accommodating and welcoming. With it being as busy as it was it is easy to feel overwhelmed when you are in a wheelchair. I didn't because of the employees. The only time that I felt lost was at the photo op with the No Doubt drum set. It was the biggest draw and I really wanted to do it because I am a drummer myself. The young lady at that area was the only one that gave me the keep moving and go to the end of the line spiel when I wanted to ask a question. The queue was awkward to get into and felt claustrophobic for me. I also didn't want to feel like I was going to run over people's toes. I don't know if it was made too narrow or if was moved because of the logistics of the hallway and flow of traffic. I ended up not getting that photo. Other than ending in a disappointing note, the rest of my visit was great. Thanks No Doubt and Venetian for a fun and one of a kind experience!

06/05/2026 Inside the Venetian Resort is this experience…read moreduring their residency. Once the residency is done, so is this experience. There are huge murals that everyone could take a photo of or photo with. You could take photos with different props at different locations. A room full of stuff from their shows and memories. Merchandise store where you could get everything you would at the show. The Experience is free and all the photos you want to take. Merchandise goes for the same price as if you are at the show.

The Filipino American Museum is incredibly beautiful! They're located inside the Boulevard Mall…read more You'll find them near El Mercado and Galaxy Theatre. Grand opening was on June 12, 2026. Museum hours are Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 12 noon to 6pm. General admission is $10 donation. Seniors and Students with ID is $5 donation. Children below 12 are Free. Inside is very clean and organized, I met Ron and asked if it was okay to take photos, I appreciate he is so welcoming! I explored the museum and love that they include a description on every display especially for the Maria Clara Dress and Barong Tagalog. There's a lot of wood furnishing, and the breakfast China cabinet, dining room, piano, vases, candles, and Filipino decor remind me so much of home. Plus there were various artifacts featuring indigenous collections and portraits that were interesting and educational. A lovely tour of the museum was presented by David. I listened as he gave a wonderful description about Spanish and China connection, he is knowledgeable, thorough, professional, and so polite in responding to questions. I highly recommend visiting The Filipino American Museum, the displays are amazing and it was nice learning about the history, culture, and people, especially the legendary Kalinga tattoo artist Apo Whang-Od, who is well-known in the Philippines. Everyone in the staff is very kind, friendly, and welcoming!

7/11/26 As per usual, our dear friend Beth wanted to broaden our knowledge on this trip, especially…read moreabout our own Filipino heritage & culture. We were so fortunate to have been introduced to the very first Filipino American Museum in Las Vegas. We were warmly greeted and welcomed by one of the volunteers, Atty. Vissia Calderon. It had only been open since June 12th, Philippine Independence Day. Fortunately for us, our tour was guided by one of its curators, David Tupaz, also well known fashion designer. He was enigmatic & an inspiring speaker as he regaled us with his knowledge of Filipino history from colonial times until the Chinese, American & Japanese occupation. Additionally, it was fascinating to learn about the Ifugao people (indigenous people of the Cordillera Mountain Region) who built the Banaue Rice Terraces. Each terrace was built by the very hands of the women of the Ifugao tribe, as the men were the hunter-gatherers. He stated that each terrace was carefully engineered by one generation, followed by the next generation, another terrace. To date, not one landslide reported since its inception. One other interesting fact is how the Ifugao were interred/buried, the only tribe to practice it, in a fetal position. They believed that you were born in this position and so you, too will leave in this way. The Ifugao collection was generously donated by one woman/family (30 years total), Therese and John Finnegan. It was not an easy find, it is located inside the Boulevard Mall. Suggested entrance fees: $10 for Adults, $5 for teens & Seniors. Free for children 12 & under. For now it is open Fri-Sun 12 nn to 6 pm. I hope to see it grow. It made me feel proud to learn more about my culture & heritage. As Mr. Tupaz said, we are not a Third World country, we are a people of vast knowledge way before Spain claimed to have "discovered" a country with its own established cultures and traditions. Make it worth your while, come visit when you're in Las Vegas.

Hollywood stunt cars and so many more…read more.... Why have you not been here! Who remembers Herbie the Love Bug? The Dukes of Hazard Car? How about a car with clowns? The Beverly Hill Billies Car? Let's just go! They are "cash only!" This is a great idea to start the day or in the middle of the day. Are you just coming into town, let the fam out here and see a piece of your past. That cool car or prop has been preserved here. It's too cool ! Come and see the Liberace museum too! It will blow your mind truly. All of his works of magic are here . " Nakedness makes us democratic, adornments makes us individuals." Liberace! Let's see all that was left and preserved here for us. From a Beatles car to Liberace sewing machine. It's just dazzling joy.

PROS: biggest Liberace car display ever, friendly staff, good pricing, good amount of cars, good…read moreamount of parking CONS: half of the movie cars they had are replicas, not the real thing OVERALL: as long as you don't mind seeing both replicas and original cars in movies, I would recommend you coming here

I'm not even a huge royal fan, and honestly, I didn't know that much about Princess Diana before…read moregoing to this exhibit. I went with a friend, and I'm really glad I did because this one is totally worth checking out! There are so many displays, outfits, photos, and stories throughout the exhibit that you could easily spend a few hours here. I really enjoyed looking at all of the outfits and reading the information on the walls. We also paid a little extra for the voice commentary, and I definitely think it was worth it. It added a lot of extra information and made the exhibits more interesting. But honestly, my favorite takeaway might have been everything I learned about Queen Victoria! That woman was a total badass, and now I feel like I need an entire documentary--or honestly, an entire series--about her life. Even if you aren't a huge royal fan, I think you'd find this exhibit really interesting. Definitely worth adding to your Vegas itinerary!

I'm a child of the 80's. I stayed up to watch the Royal Wedding on TV, I celebrated when the…read moreprinces were born, and I still remember the exact moment I learned about Princess Diana's tragic passing...Her graceful presence and incredible life, greatly impacted my adolescent and young adult years. I wanted to visit the Princess Diana Exhibit for several years and got a chance to make my princess dreams come true during our 30th anniversary trip to Las Vegas. I didn't know what to expect. But what I didn't expect were the number of historically significant items and deeply personal belongings that were displayed throughout the exhibit. From the moment you step into the exhibit, you are transported into 'her world.' The books she read as a child, the letters she wrote as royal, the cards she sent as a friend, the clothing she wore as one of the most beautiful women in the world were woven together to tell her story in a poignant yet powerful way. The exhibit also included historical highlights of the royal family. It was truly an exceptional and educational experience, one you would expect from a museum. We spent three hours in the comfortable, clean, and air-conditioned space and could honestly have stayed longer. Even my husband, who only really went to make me happy, commented that the exhibit was incredibly well executed and curated. He said he was so glad I suggested it because he enjoyed it so thoroughly. We chose to not do the audio tour. Yet, there were times that I actually felt tears well in my eyes as I read her hand-written notes or accounts from her close friends. My history-buff hubby felt the factual historical information was enlightening as well. The space is designed so it never felt crowded and we could really take our time in the immersive atmosphere. We walked through the separate rooms and often found ourselves enjoying a space by ourselves. It was a wonderful retreat from the noise and busyness of the casinos. Other visitors seemed to feel the same and everyone kept their voices low and reverence high. We are so pleased we made the time to experience the Princess Diana Exhibit. But I would consider it more a mini museum than an exhibition. Whatever you call it, it's a must-see. Carve out some time though. You don't want to rush it. And be sure to stop by the small gift shop. They had great items to take home. I refrained from purchasing the tiara and chose a Diana scarf instead. Now every time I wear it, I recall a day fit for a Princess enjoyed with my Prince Charming.

Day 1 (8/26) in Vegas was off to an EPIC start! Our first…read moreadventure was the Evel Knievel Experience, and it turned out to be such an unexpected highlight of the day! I originally stopped in the gift shop to pick up a few things for my cousin because I know he would absolutely LOVE anything Evel Knievel. What started as a quick stop turned into an amazing experience filled with incredible exhibits, fascinating stories, and some seriously cool Evel Knievel history. We had the chance to explore the exhibits with someone who really knew the history behind all the items and took the time to explain everything. Of course, I also had to try the interactive jump simulator! And if you're brave--or maybe just a little crazy--enough, you can actually pay to do your own REAL jump! Between the exhibits, the history, the interactive experiences, and the awesome people we met, this was definitely an experience worth checking out. I will definitely have to get my cousin to Vegas so he can see it for himself!

Such a cool place! Whether you are a fan of Evel Knievel or like me where you know a little about…read morehim and think he was cool. This place did an amazing job of chronologically displaying all of his triumphs, failures and injuries and everything in between! Super interesting, with short videos throughout, you really end up realizing he did A LOT more crazy stuff than you thought you remembered. I would highly recommend stopping by and checking it out if you are in the downtown area!

Absolutely worth a stop when you're in Vegas! We had a car, so ventured over for a few hours…read more Kid and teen friendly. Very strange and informative museum--I had NO idea about the history. Very interactive and interesting!

Very interesting and unique museum in Las Vegas! The Atomic Museum does a great job showing the…read morehistory of nuclear testing in Nevada and how it impacted Las Vegas and the surrounding area. There are lots of interactive exhibits, old equipment, videos, and real historical artifacts. Learning about the atomic testing era and seeing how close the tests were to Vegas was fascinating. The museum is clean, well organized, and easy to explore at your own pace. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable too. The only downside is the ticket price felt expensive -- I honestly wish they charged a little less so that everyone could afford to experience and learn from this unique museum. Still, it's a very educational and worthwhile visit if you enjoy history, science, or museums.

My daughter and I came here while out in Las Vegas. We…read moreordered our tickets online we had to pay $40 for parking at the hotel that was a bummer The museum or exhibit itself was easy to find and customer service was friendly We went in got to take our time to look and read about everything It's very interesting to see what a human is made of it really makes you realize how fragile we are how easy we can do damage to our body's You learn a lot There was a section that had fetuses but there was a way to go around and avoid it if it wasn't something you wanted to see. It took us about an hour to go through everything They let you take pictures and videos I've heard a lot of conversations about how they get the bodies it's hard to know what the truth is, but it was a learning experience and I thought it was done with respect it really does start a good conversation. I think if you're sensitive to these kinds of things it's best you don't go.

What an amazing experience! Learned so many new things that I had no idea about. A must to see and…read moreexplore!!!

The exhibit is inside the Luxor and is a decent exhibit. There are some artifacts in there, but…read moremany of the items are recreations. It tells a good story and like the other places, you do get a character card when you come in so that you can follow them through the journey. Overall, it was great for a Titanic enthusiast that wants to be in the same space as some real artifacts and learn some of the deeper passenger stories. It is a little pricey for what you get so beware of that. The entire walk-through took us about 30 minutes.

Maybe just not might be my thing but didn't have the most awesome experience but it was definitely…read moreworth the visit to visit at least one in a lifetime. Enjoyed the interactive objects and history. But wasn't long enough and was mainly a back story of the people. So got me a little depressed so maybe that affected my experience. But the ice and large objects were very interesting. I recommend to try this at least once. You also get a card to see if your "person" survived. Mine was missing (body never recovered) and most likely didn't survive. Wife had a different person but same result. Missing and body never recovered.