A very interesting experience at Area 15. If you have never been, the less you know about it, the…read morebetter. Truthfully, I was a little confused the whole time but you are put through experiences to release your inner dopine to distract you from social media.. I think. 4 stars because half of the machines weren't working for a few sections. If you have a party over 4 people, the rest will be standing around. The final room is the best part and I suggest putting your all into it!

Was 3 activities - bike riding, which was ok but 3 of the foot pedal bikes were broken so people…read morehad to use the hand pedal version and the 1 functioning bike was really uncomfortable, an odd q/a thing that didn't last long, and some dance thing that was ok. Production value of the whole setup was good, but it just felt like a few minigames with some so so looking souvenir photos that nobody really cared for in the end.

What an experience!…read more Went into this with very little exposure and I recommend you do the same if possible! As we entered, we were greeted warmly by the employee and checked in per our reservation (also highly recommended). After a quick safety video, we embarked on our 7 different installation journey. We absolutely loved how unique each room was! The level of immersion kept catching us by surprise. As we traversed and thought a specific installation was our favorite, we quickly had to change up our minds until deciding every installation was equally unique and in a level of its own. The worker(s) throughout the Museum were all so helpful, positive and caring. Definitely helped bring the whole experience together. This one is going on my must visit list for when in Vegas. Especially during the seasonal adjustments to the art!

Infinity Museum is a pretty cool spot to come and enjoy with friends and family. If you love taking…read morephotos and seeing amazing and unique designs this is the place to come to. I really enjoyed all the rooms and overall had a good time. We came here with four people on a weekend and it wasn't busy. Just be warned you can't wear high heels inside. You also will have to wear shoe booties on your shoes to protect the displays. We didn't plan this so we just wore what we were wearing. But if you want you should plan on wearing a cute outfit.

The Neon Museum has been on my list for years and I finally got to go on my recent trip to Vegas…read more Looking at old reviews here, I'm glad that I waited this long because it sounds like they've made some improvements. We booked our tickets ahead online because it appeared that in the past they would sell out, but we could have easily purchased them at the door. The museum houses old working and non-working neon signs from Las Vegas past. There's everything from old cleaners signs to old casinos like the Stardust. I highly recommend that you visit at night so that you can see a lot of the boneyard lit up. They offer guided tours but we opted out. There's plenty of signage throughout the museum to give context and history to what you're looking at, although the guided tour would have been cool. We spent about an hour walking amongst the signs and I didn't want it to be over! They have a separate fenced off section with signs that will never light up, but I wish that we could have explored that section as well, since many of the signs that they had on display in the main area also didn't light up. It was so cool to see this piece of Las Vegas history.

On a recent trip to Vegas I decided to finally check out The Neon Museum. The small parking lot…read moreshould've been the first sign of what to expect when visiting. We arrived about 30 minutes after they opened for the evening session and the lot was full with cars circling. Luckily we saw a couple leave and was able to get a parking spot. We suspected it was either too hot outside and they changed their mind or the museum was small. I was a little sticker shocked by the admission price. An adult general admission price is currently $35. If I wasn't dying from the heat and did a little research beforehand, I probably would've done some quick math and bought an individual membership for $99. The membership includes unlimited visits for a year, perks, and discounts. The outdoor museum is self guided. There is an add in option of a guided tour but the timeslots are limited. I was surprised to see that not all the signs were lit up. I overheard one of the staff members say that because the museum is run by a non-profit organization, they have limited funds to restore and light up all the signs. I appreciated the displays they had in front of the signs with historical information. Some of the signs like the Aladdin genie lamp and Stardust sign brought back childhood memories of visiting Vegas as a kid. The whole visit including a stop at the gift shop took only about 30 minutes. Since I didn't get a membership I probably would only go back if I knew the museum added some new signs.

Love the movies here. It's basically a small size of Sphere. The ocean clips are amazing. Highly…read morerecommended. Easy parking and access. They also have the professional staff to assist with the tour and answer your questions.

Vegas' best kept cinematic experience!…read more We went for the Saturday 9pm showing of "Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon", and man, what a great show. The Planetarium is so cute and cozy; a great place to take the family on a Friday or Saturday Night.

A new addition of things to check out in Vegas. The art director Anthony was nice to share what to…read moreexpect in each room and tour around the exhibit. The lights, art and sound were amazing. This is the first exhibit featuring the story of Leonardo Da Vinci. I enjoyed the third room the most. The 3D art and sound effects make it come to life as you are centered in the room. It is still fairly new and worth a visit. They seem to be working on the back doors and are making some changes. It would be nice if they added a restaurant or lounge area inside, but they do sell small merchandise after the exhibit.

Perception Las Vegas is the newest immersive experience to hit The Strip and a must see! The…read moretechnology used is state of the art and transports you into an a psychedelic version of the world of Leonardo da Vinci and his art! An electric mix of sound, lights and art - this place is so cool! From the moment you enter you are greeted by an incredible staff ready to guide you through this experience. I also learned so much about da Vinci - He was also an incredible architect! Attn: Parents, this is the perfect place to bring your kids! I highly recommend you check it out, and bring friends and family!

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

Need a break from the craziness of The Strip? Check out the only free art museum in the city of Las…read moreVegas. Honoring the belief that everyone deserves access to the arts (five stars just for that!), the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art is part of the UNLV College of Fine Arts and features rotating exhibits of emerging and student artists. Formerly a gym on campus, it's now one large gallery space cleverly divided into smaller exhibitions. It didn't take us long to see everything. Afterward, we strolled through the beautiful Xeriscape Garden right outside. A peaceful break. Bonus: We scored free parking by visiting after 1:00pm on Friday.

I took my 12 year old grandson thinking he would be interested in the art exhibits. I was under the…read moreimpression that this was an art museum featuring wall art from different artists (paintings, lithographs, etc). There were exhibits in only 3 rooms and we both found them boring. I paid for 2 hours of parking and we were in the museum for a total of 20 minutes!

Travel the World in just one night, are the tag lines before you enter the Global Winter…read moreWonderland. Literally something for everyone to see. If you went to the Chinese lantern festival last year you will see some recycled lanterns but still worth it in this new global display. Food, snacks and BBQ to eat and even a midway with plenty of games to try your luck at and bring that stuffed animal home. They offer many shows including global motors where motorcycles drive in a globe, wire walking, the wheelers, circus of lights and the amazing Shaolin Warriors. With all the pics and selfies you can spend about 1 to 1-1/2 hours walking around. Dress warm and note: no refunds for inclimate weather. The shows are cool and included in the price of the ticket so get your money's worth by watching all you can. The card maze was fun for all ages and something to see outside of each exit. Now that the family has seen it, I think we are good unless there are many changes in the future. Tip: dress warm and bring a water bottle, quite pricy if you have to get something to drink here. Corn Dog was $7!

Being that this was the Inaugural year for Las Vegas, The Global Winter Wonderland was A-OK...The…read morelights of different countries and themes were cool to see, and all the acts from China(Motorcyclists, Acrobats, Shaolin Kung Fu, etc.)were entertaining. Pretty much what we came for, didn't care for the rides and avoided the food options as it is far from an "International cuisines" food village, and is straight up overpriced fair/carnival food. Seems like there's been a lot of unhappy ticketholders who used Groupon...go to Walgreens for your discounted tickets($20/ adult General Admission, no rides)and avoid the crowd/lines. Hopefully the organizers are able to work out the kinks and possibly come back to Vegas, as the majority of attendees who ARE NOT Yelpers, seemed to enjoy themselves from what I witnessed. All cultures were present at this event(as Las Vegas is a "melting pot" itself)and displayed a great sense of community which was great to see. Bundle up(it gets COLD!), go early(4:30pm), and enjoy! It's really what you make of your own experience. After all, this is the same venue that the Aki Matsuri Festival had a not-so-great showing as well, and look how far they've come? Things get better with time. ALOHA!!! Shaka Meter: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 3