In the words of Lloyd Christmas, \""I like it a lot\"". \n\nWhat a cool place, that's my inner child talking, for both locals and tourists a like. I used to think Vegas had no culture and what culture we did have was imploded and replaced with some corporate statue that housed over three hundred people and offered a $.99 all you can eat shrimp special.\n\nThat's still the case, but the Neon Museum is a great look into a small peice of Vegas' brightly lit past. If you're a local or have been here long enough to hold that title, you'll notice some real gems in this fluorescent boneyard. The old Anderson Dairy sign brings on fond memories of Rusty The Fox, and Terrible's giant mustache would make any downtown hipster green with envy. \n\nBesides nostalgia, the Neon Museum offers multiple tours throughout the day and a few into the twilight hours, where the lights come on and the museum comes alive. The neon signs don't actually light up, but they have perfectly placed lights to give the illusion of old Vegas... Well, maybe not, but they sure are pretty! \n\nThey also cater to the locals with $12 ticket prices and $18 for out-of-state adventurers. Senior discounts are also offered, so it's a great place for Nan Nan and Pop Pop to explore during the holidays and it won't kill your bank account.