Top Nevada Attractions & Museums

Step into a world of mirrors, lights, and illusions with tickets to the Infinity Museum in Las Vegas, where immersive art makes a unique backdrop for photos and video. Match the visit to your vacation schedule with convenient timed-entry slots available from morning to late night. Since tickets include on-site parking, you avoid the extra cost and hassle of finding street parking—saving time and money.

Explore a unique piece of Las Vegas history on a visit to the Neon Museum. Also known as the Neon Boneyard, avoid disappointment from crowd control measures and nighttime popularity when you book your ticket in advance. See more than 200 unrestored and 27 fully restored and illuminated signs, and enjoy a walk down memory lane, Vegas style.

Pre-book your tickets to ensure you don't miss out on the chance to experience FlyOver, one of Vegas' hottest attractions. Feel the sensation of flying without leaving the ground as you soar over stunning landscapes and global destinations without leaving The Strip. Special effects, including wind, mist, and scents, add to the realistic experience.

Guarantee your spot at “Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition” when you book your ticket in advance. See more than 250 recovered items from the sunken ocean liner on display, including luggage and an unopened bottle of Champagne found among the wreckage. Learn the stories of passengers on the doomed 1912 maiden voyage and see replicas of the ship’s opulent Grand Staircase and cabins, plus a large piece of its original hull.

Take in glittering views of the Las Vegas Strip from the Eiffel Tower at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. Glide up 46 stories to a panoramic viewing deck, which overlooks the glittering city lights and offers vistas of the vast Mojave Desert and arid mountains beyond. Step up to the edge, for aerial views of the Bellagio Fountains, the glowing High Roller, and Sin City’s vibrant downtown.

Discover the scandalous stories of the mob’s most infamous gangsters at the Mob Museum in downtown Las Vegas. Booking your ticket in advance guarantees that you can explore immersive exhibits, artifacts, and digital experiences, learning more about the lives of Al Capone, Lucky Luciano, J. Edgar Hoover, and many other criminals from Sin City and beyond. See the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre wall, a Tommy gun, the Nevada gas chamber chair, and much more.

With so much on offer, finding fun, family-friendly entertainment on the Las Vegas Strip can be overwhelming. Prebooking admission to Madame Tussauds Las Vegas keeps things simple; get face-to-face with celebrity wax figures and snap memorable photos as you explore. Choose between optional upgrades, such as the Carnival Carnage 7D game, or a food and beverage credit at Rockhouse.

Step into a frozen fantasy at minus5º Ice Bar inside The Venetian Las Vegas, where everything around you from the walls to the bar to your glass is made of ice. Wander through dazzling themed ice rooms featuring breathtaking sculptures, colorful LED lights, and energizing music that brings the chill to life. Sip handcrafted cocktails or mocktails in ice glasses and capture picture-perfect moments in one of Las Vegas’ most unique and unforgettable attractions.

Change your perspective and immerse yourself in an interactive artscape while in Las Vegas at Omega Mart, the new interactive experience from the groundbreaking art collective, Meow Wolf. Marvel at the work of international and local artists as you embark on a journey through surreal worlds and immersive storytelling. Discover secret portals as you venture into parts unknown.

Step into The Wizard of Oz at Sphere, where groundbreaking technology surrounds you in a larger-than-life, fully immersive journey through Oz. You’ll feel every moment - from swirling tornado winds to the magic of the Emerald City - brought to life with next-level visuals, precision sound and dynamic 4D effects that place you right inside the story. This isn’t just a show, it’s a spectacular, multi-sensory adventure that reimagines a timeless classic in a way you have to experience to believe.

PREMIUM ONLINE TICKET OBTAINABLE NOWHERE ELSE The only experience of its kind in Las Vegas, we combine two famous legacy museums with completely unique, authentic content. Hollywood Cars Museum is a trip down nostalgia lane, featuring many of the cars from from your favorite TV shows and movies. Starsky & Hutch, Knight Rider, Batman, The Dukes of Hazard, and Chittty Chitty Bang Bang just to name a few. But the grand finale is the room dedicated to the Liberace Museum Collection, which contains the stage cars of Liberace, the entertainer who made Las Vegas look like Las Vegas. Liberace Garage also exhibits other large artifacts of Liberace and Las Vegas show business. Even Dita von Teese's stage car is here. MUCH MORE WITH THIS TICKET ONLY this ticket provides each visitor with the full narration of the artifacts with astounding stories, historic photos and videos of the artifacts in action, many new discoveries and untold stories updated in 2026.

Measuring 550 feet (168 meters) high, the High Roller at The LINQ is the tallest observation wheel in North America. Admire sweeping views over Las Vegas during a full revolution in one of the High Roller's air-conditioned compartments. Choose from a day ride to see the landscape glimmer with the hot sun, or a flexible anytime ride. Upgrade to the Happy Half Hour option to enjoy an open bar in your cabin.

In a darkened warehouse on the edge of Las Vegas, a relentless spectacle of horror is rising – Universal Horror Unleashed. For decades, Universal’s masters of horror have created some of the world’s most frightening films and events. Now, experience the nightmare in a year-round, fully immersive, high-quality horror experience that brings your greatest fears to bone-chilling life.

Guarantee admission to Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay Hoel and Casino and avoid long waits in ticket lines when you pre-book your admission. See all sorts of endangered reptiles and fish, and get close to more than 100 sharks and see one of the largest shark tanks in the country. For an extra-immersive experience, walk through two underwater tunnels

The New York New York Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas is known for a very special on-site attraction: the Big Apple Coaster, which travels over 67mph (108 kmph) and features a 180-degree twist, a 203-foot (62-meter) drop, and plenty of thrills. Save time by securing your ticket in advance so you can get to the action quicker and enjoy the excitement of the ride, without having to wait in line.

Madame Tussauds Las Vegas is one of Sin City's top attractions—meaning that tickets can sell out in a flash. Save yourself the stress of securing tickets on arrival, and prebook your visit to guarantee your entry. Better still, this two-in-one package also includes an outdoor gondola ride at The Venetian Resort for a fun—and hassle-free—combination experience.

Take a break from the Las Vegas Strip and learn about big cats (and other fascinating animals) at the Lion Habitat Ranch—a day out the whole family can enjoy. Gain a better understanding of conservation efforts that protect lions, snap photos of different creatures, and listen to fascinating talks from the keepers.

Explore Nelson Ghost Town, a historic, abandoned gold mining town in Eldorado Canyon, Nevada. Known for its rustic scenery, old mining equipment, vintage cars, and movie props, it's a popular spot for photography, history buffs, and day trips from Las Vegas. Explore the grounds, take guided tours of the Techatticup Mine, and see relics from its rough-and-tumble past, which includes a history of lawlessness and a boom from the gold rush era. Visit the Techatticup Mine, the oldest and richest gold mine in Southern Nevada, and take a guided tour that delves into the area's history. See the site that has been a filming location for movies like 3,000 Miles to Graceland, featuring a crashed airplane and other props. Admire the grounds, which are scattered with antique cars, mining equipment, and other curiosities. Take photos of the unique, weathered landscape and artifacts that provide a popular backdrop for photos.

Step into a world where reality bends at the Museum of Illusions Las Vegas, where over 50 interactive exhibits challenge the way you see everything around you. You’ll defy gravity, get lost in life-size kaleidoscopes and experience mind-bending holograms that trick your senses at every turn. It’s a wildly fun, unforgettable adventure that’s perfect for your next outing - whether you’re exploring with friends, family or someone special.

Standing at 550 feet (168 meters) high, the High Roller at The LINQ in Las Vegas is the tallest observation wheel in North America, offering panoramic views overlooking the Las Vegas Strip and surrounding desert. Step into one of its 28 air-conditioned pods and choose the Happy Half Hour option to enjoy drinks from a full bar, served by a bartender, as you take in the sights.

Experience the raw spirit of punk at the Punk Rock Museum Las Vegas, the city’s only attraction dedicated to 45+ years of punk rock history and culture. This immersive, hands‑on venue lets visitors of all ages explore iconic memorabilia, strum real guitars, and see how punk shaped global music and fashion. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just curious about the genre’s rebellious roots, the Punk Rock Museum delivers an unforgettable, must‑see stop on the Las Vegas Strip.

Explore a different type of only-in-Vegas museum on your next trip to Sin City. The Atomic Museum delves into the United States’ history of atomic development and nuclear testing and is run by the Nevada Test Site Historical Foundation. See artifacts including a nuclear reactor and personal atomic weapons within the 8,000 square feet of exhibition space to gain a new understanding of the country’s history of weaponry.

Take a break from the casinos for an intriguing exhibit on the famous Egyptian King Tut’s tomb. This admission ticket gains you entry into the Luxor’s Discovering King Tut’s Tomb exhibit, which traces the journey of archaeologist Howard Carter, who discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb and treasures more than 100 years ago. Virtual reality and an audio guide promise an immersive experience.