This was the highlight of our trip. Amidst the clanging machines and the NASCAR fans late night whoop whoops in the casino, the bang-bang of the machine guns was a welcome respite! Seriously, the Mob Museum has so much to offer to the most enamored and infatuated mafia wanna-bes (it's romantic) and to those who have a genuine thirst for knowledge and history.\n\nThere are so many different types of media to view, old newspaper clippings, mob memorabilia, FBI files, films on \""hits\"", \""Hollywood\"", old Vegas, senate hearings, and interactive exhibits. \n\nYou start on the top floor in a \""line up\"" where the museum page will take a picture of you along side four others. As you wind through the top floor maze, there is so much to read about the history of the mob (throughout the world and Vegas). It gets a little dizzying and the information is overwhelming. I just started scanning everything, then went to picking and choosing the parts that interested me the most. Had I stayed and read each little piece (and I am a fast reader), I doubt we would have left before the building closed for the evening (and we arrived at 10:30 am).  \n\nThe second floor houses a courtroom that presented Senate hearings. Not only interesting, but it provided the ability to sit a spell after standing throughout most of the top floor. The second floor continues the story of the mob \""connections\"" and the individual infamous mobsters. By the time you get to the first and last floor, you pretty much know what happened to all of them, and the status of the \""mob\"" in today's world.  \n\nWe took about three hours to see everything, which included watching all the films and listening to most of the information displays, playing with the machine gun, the interactive \""shooting the bad guy\"" exhibit, and a quick tour through the gift shop.\n\nDefinitely worth the price of admission and then some!