If you are considering coming here, I have some advice. Do not look at anyone's photos/videos…read more You really have to see it for yourself. I debated posting some videos, but ultimately, you gotta experience it first hand. Yes, it is a tad pricey at $50 a head. All of Vegas is like that, so go for it. Otherworldly. Probably best to taxi/uber/walk as parking can add to the overall price with valet/pay lots. Do it.

I see the image that they were going for, but for the price it was not worth it. The museum was…read moresmall and there was only one interactive piece. The cafe consisted of 6 tables and a small menu. The way they showcased it, I honestly thought it would be bigger with more options and showcasing some art. The art was pretty, but just not worth it. Over all, my group was in and out in an hour.

Zak Bagans' Haunted Museum was hands down my favorite part of our entire Las Vegas trip. The…read morecollection is enormous, the atmosphere is genuinely unsettling, and the guides do an excellent job bringing the sinister history behind each artifact to life. It is absolutely worth spending the extra money on the RIP All Access ticket. You receive a free Haunted Museum shirt, a badge and lanyard, and access to areas that are closed to general-admission guests. If you're already making the journey into one of the darkest collections in Las Vegas, you might as well unlock every forbidden door. For those seeking an even more intense paranormal experience, the museum also offers a Late Night Flashlight Ghost Tour. Guests are allowed to explore the darkened museum with flashlights and ghost-hunting equipment. It sounds like the closest you can get to conducting your own investigation--though after what happened to me, I'm not certain returning after midnight would be wise. You see, one of the dolls noticed me. Since leaving the museum, I have heard a woman whispering from the corner of my bedroom every night. At first, she only said my name. Now she tells me to come back. Last night, I woke up holding my RIP badge, even though I had locked it inside my suitcase. Still, this was easily the highlight of our Vegas trip and worth every penny. I cannot recommend it highly enough. Just be careful around the dolls, never look directly into their eyes, and before leaving, make certain nothing has decided to follow you home.

don't waste your time. It's basically a 2 1/2 hour Zak Bagans infommercial about how great he is…read more You don't get to spend any time with the artifacts, you can't take any pictures, and while the tour guides lead you into the room, they don't stay and explain anything. They just point you to a monitor on the wall where Zak talks about how he got the artifact and then they tell you if you want to know anymore, you can watch the episode of the show. They do have some very interesting things, but you don't have time to look at them. Also, don't waste your money on the RIP experience. It's the exact same tour that the general admission people go on the only difference is RIP goes into the basement for about five minutes. Everything else on that RIP tour is simply stepping closer to the object than the other people in the room. Don't fall for the "who has $1" scam at the beginning either. I personally had four different tour guides, and by the time we hit the second room I knew that all of this was a money making gimmick, and I would lay odds that more than half of the artifacts in that place aren't real. Most of them are a replicas. You can also "rent" a Polaroid camera that so generously allows you 10 Polaroid photos but then they restrict where you're allowed to take the photos at. I've been to haunted artifact museums and this was on my bucket list. I honestly regret the $55 we spent here

If you're looking for a break from the soulless, manufactured attractions that can make Las Vegas…read morefeel a little over the top, the Mob Museum is the perfect answer. My friend and I were looking for something different to do, and it ended up being one of the highlights of our trip. The museum is packed with fascinating information, and if you want to read everything, plan to spend about three hours here. We were lucky enough to catch a talk by a former mob member, which made the experience even more memorable. A special shout out to the employees throughout the museum. Their passion for the history is contagious, and they add so much to the experience by sharing stories and answering questions. The museum also has a great gift shop and café. If you're looking for something authentic and engaging beyond the casinos, I highly recommend it.

This was a cool museum and I'm glad we made a stop here. I actually didn't have any prior knowledge…read moreabout mobs besides prominent names like Al Capone. I did feel a little bit at times that the museum might have expected you to know at least a little bit more background information before going in. I caught myself thinking "this plaque seems to think I should already know who some of these names are!" A little more context to some of the blurbs would have been nice, but then again there is already a LOT of information and many names involved. I did learn a lot of interesting history, and enjoyed the museum even without a prior interest in the subject matter. There were many parts of the museum that were fascinating, but I do think the highlight of our trip was listening to the speaker Frank Calabrese Jr. who was previously involved with the mob through his family. I feel like the trip to the museum wouldn't have been complete or as memorable without hearing his story. The speakeasy was also pretty cool, although I wished coming in from within the museum there would have been a little more "secrecy" or a password. The drinks were pretty good. I feel like the speakeasy is also another "must do" here at the museum.

A definite must see when visiting. Others are mentioning size of the space. When speaking to staff,…read morethey are aware that they need more space and are actively working to find a new spot. As with anything, it takes time and money. I've also read reviews about how there were signs not lit or without descriptions. Again, in talking with staff it costs thousands and takes significant time to restore these signs. While it's in Vegas, it's still a museum that relies on visitors and donations. It's no more expensive than the museums in Pittsburgh. We went at 9:45 and it was so worth it. I loved reading about the history of the signs and chatting with staff about them. Make sure to ask questions, as the staff are so knowledgeable.

This is such a cool place! Actually a little smaller than I thought it'd be, but there's still so…read moremuch to see. There were no walking tours available on the date/time we were able to go, but I actually enjoyed strolling through the open air museum at our own pace. There are actually a lot of signs you can read by certain neon displays, and also an informational guide you can follow along with online, so I actually didn't feel like we missed out that much, although I'm sure the tour guide would enhance the experience! There were still employees around who were really nice about answering questions. We took a lot of great pictures here, and it was a memorable experience and something you can't really see outside of Vegas. I wish it weren't as expensive, and with each thing (the guided tour, and brilliant show) costing extra on top of the admission as well as the Lyft for the trip out here since it's far removed from everything else, it can get really expensive.

(4/5) We had a…read morereally fun time at the Las Vegas Natural History Museum! It's the perfect size for families with young kids, and I'd recommend it most for ages 2-8. Our kids loved all the interactive exhibits, especially the fossil dig, the moving sand table, and the hands-on play areas. There was plenty to keep them engaged, and they also enjoyed seeing the dinosaurs, marine life, and live animals throughout the museum. Admission: Around $15 for adults and $7 for children (ages 3-11). Kids 2 and under are free, making it an affordable family outing. Parking: Free parking is available, which was a huge plus. Tips: * Plan for about 2-3 hours to see everything. * The hands-on exhibits are the highlight, so allow extra time for those. * Great indoor activity, especially during the hot Las Vegas summer. The museum isn't huge, which is why I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5, but it's clean, well maintained, and offers a fun, educational experience for young children. We'd definitely recommend it to families visiting Las Vegas!

We had so much fun at their 35th science center birthday. My nephew is 14 and still has a blast…read more They had a scavenger hunt.

Meow Wolf is a really challenging thing to describe, but I am really glad I decided to go. I…read moredefinitely can't give it five stars because you have to pay even more to access additional experiences and the accessibility is really limited to able bodies only, and likely certain weight limitations as well. We stayed 2 hours and I am pretty sure we got most of the rooms. We had to google the bar location because we were thinking about it too hard. They do want to make money off the bar of course. I had no shame and asked for my picture in many locations since this is a good instagram worthy location. The biggest draw back are the accessibility. You really do need to be able to climb around, go up and down narrow stairs, walk on uneven surfaces, be ok with strobe lights, wavy hallways, mirrors, crawling, and every other ability you can think of. Some rooms I wouldn't go in due to anxiety (the fog maze) and had to run through like the strobe light room. The plot may be hard to discover without YouTube research even if you spend all day watching the clips and reading everything. This place is massive. Very cool experienced but definitely for a specific group who can really get through it. Not only was the price tag high but the extra pay access is unnecessary in top of the $55 entry! Really cool if you think you can get through it! Super fun

I've seen Omega Mart on social media for so long that it made the experience slightly underwhelming…read morefor me. Perhaps I hyped it up in my own head for too long... I bought the all access pass through Area15 so that meant I wasn't restricted to a specific time frame to enter. In comparison, you could also purchase a timed ticket through Omega Mart Meow Wolf's website itself. Regardless, I went at opening and there was already a line forming. It wasn't clear what line was what (just one big line), but once it started moving, they asked who had a timed ticket vs. who had an anytime ticket. Once you go in, if you want to do the storyline, you have to pay for a $3 card (which subsequently you can scan at the various computers throughout Omega Mart). Even at opening, I thought there was a lot of people. However, it was nothing compared to when I left (around an hour later post opening). Once it's packed (especially with tons of kids running around), it gets significantly harder to go through the storyline. I do think it's worth doing once if you're curious like I was. It's definitely a cool sensory sci-fi like experience. There is also a bar but I was too early. Come early!

What a cool way to spend some time doing something different…read more Initially we were gonna head to Museum of Illusions. Then, looking outta our window- I saw Paradox Museum! Quick search on Yelp & Google, and knew this was gonna be THE spot. With down time finally in our favor, we stopped by on a Monday afternoon. Took the elevator up and paid at the register. I asked if cash and/ or card are accepted, but it's card only. There are complimentary lockers available before walking into the museum. Watch the quick 2 minute video and away you go. Next to every display or immersive exhibit, you can read what is happening. And why you are experiencing this special effect. It's a great flow of exhibits. And if one particular area is crowded, you can continue on exploring. And return back to the previous one. Staff is so friendly with photo opportunity suggestions. * Restrooms are located near the slot machine/ pole dance area! There are WARNING signs if you have sensitivity to flashing/ strobing lights. Some rooms can be a bit darker while throughout the museum is well lit. The optical illusion to some of the exhibits can cause dizziness. Even the graphic geometric patterns you'll see throughout. Very budget friendly. And from a previous review I read on Yelp, you can also find discounts directly on their website. You'll exit at the gift sho

11.1.25 I'm usually…read morenot a museum person, but this one completely won me over. My sister and I had a blast exploring the exhibits--and thanks to the super helpful staff, we snapped some seriously cool photos along the way. Some of the illusions still have me scratching my head, and I love that. Hands down, this was one of the most fun and fascinating museums I've ever visited. Highly recommend!

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.

Amazing educational experience for the whole family!…read more My family and I visited the Atomic Museum and had such a great time! From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by how well the exhibits were set up and how much history is packed into one place. The museum does an excellent job explaining the science and history behind nuclear testing and the Manhattan Project in a way that was engaging for adults and older kids alike. We especially enjoyed seeing the historical artifacts, models, and detailed displays that brought such an important part of American history to life. The museum was clean, well organized, and easy to walk through at our own pace, and there were plenty of interesting things to see that sparked conversations among all of us. The staff were friendly and helpful, and we even spent extra time exploring the exhibits because there was so much to take in. Overall it was a fun, educational outing, and we definitely recommend it if you're looking for something a little different to do in Las Vegas. A great mix of science, history, and fascinating facts that left us all talking about what we learned long after we left!