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By: Edwin Rutherford III

Edwin Rutherford III — Tue, 23 Jul 2024 22:28:12 +0000

As a former fan of the Neon Museum I implore you… please get rid of that stupid guitar. That thing is a travesty.

By: Ann Moody

Ann Moody — Sat, 20 Jul 2024 19:56:07 +0000

So as a visitor who always rents a car, I didn’t mind driving my little tourist tail on over there, but yeah, neighborhood was noticeably sketch even for someone with pretty low standards for urban safety, and the parking lot was, for lack of a better term, a joke. It had like 12 spaces. Assuming people would be willing to visit, they would need to park. And given the neighborhood, they don’t want to have to do that on the streets nearby. As for La Concha, I hope they won’t consider letting it go.

By: John

John — Sat, 20 Jul 2024 16:31:21 +0000

I think the reasons for moving are generally, you don’t have enough space to show only but a small portion of this fantastic visual collection, the loss of bookings and thus revenue, being outside it continues to expose the collection to the elements which is not good for such a fantastic collection of signs, and because of the weather it is not comfortable for for customers to truely enjoy the collection. As for being in a seedy part of town now and considering where the muesum is moving is really spliting hairs about a seedy part of town considering the problems the Art District has had and the immediate area around it. If anything, given the art of these signs and the area being considered, they will be introducing more art to the Art District and the improvement of the area in partnership with the Art District.

By: Mark

Mark — Fri, 19 Jul 2024 17:50:13 +0000

Having the museum indoors has some great benefits. (A) First and foremost, it preserves the exhibits/signage. That desert heat isn’t doing already vintage signs and favors. (B) More people would be inclined to go. Specifically in the summer. Who wants to hang out in the summer heat in 100 degree plus weather? (C) A climate controlled parking garage seems like an awesome place to put this. Provides the dark to see the signs while providing cool.

Las Vegas has some cool museum type experiences. Namely the Neon Museum, the Pinball Hall of Fame, and the Gaming Museum that use to be at the Tropicana (many years ago – If you are a casino geek, described in one world, it was AWESOME. Now, imagine if these three experiences were situated in one facility or in three adjacent facilities? It would attract a lot of people.

Look at Area 15. It seems to be doing well. Believe Universal is building an amusement park out that way. Area 15, or if space near by is available, seems like a great place to put this. Another possible location would be the casino complex that is to be built where the California/NV high speed train line that terminates in Nevada. Believe Sony/Hollywood is building a large studio complex in Summerlin. Is there space in that area near Stratosphere and that golf place area? That might get some people into Sahara and Strat too. Other potential locations?

Another draw would be putting some reasonably priced novel/popular restaurants in that are not available in every area. In-N-Out, Tacos El Gordo, Lotus of Siam I’m looking at you?

Thoughts? One can dream.

By: PastLifeShowgirl

PastLifeShowgirl — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 21:40:27 +0000

Welp, if they chopped up and moved the La Concha lobby once before, I suppose they can do it again…I certainly hope they would keep it. I also hope they can keep the Brilliant! show, which is just as amazing as the tour of the boneyard. I’m all for expansion and even more Neon Museum awesomeness, but honestly it’d be cooler if they could team up with the City of Las Vegas to redevelop the whole lot of nothing that’s in that stretch between the FSE/Downtown Arts District and the NM into a safe, artsy, accessible area for locals and tourists alike. I would think it would be a win-win situation for all involved to get rid of the ugly blighted emptiness that currently surrounds the NM and fill it with bars, restaurants and other hangouts for tourists visiting the NM and for the people in the neighborhoods nearby. With the right people and investment involved, I can see that area going from super sketchy to uber Vegas cool. Why not try to bridge the NM to all the other attractions it sits so far from, making it the do-not-miss destination that it truly deserves to be and giving it all the space it needs to keep displaying Vegas history?

By: Dave $

Dave $ — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 19:35:38 +0000

In a parking garage with plenty of nooks and crannys to hide in? Seems “seedy” will take another meaning

By: Joshmoe

Joshmoe — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 17:36:18 +0000

Primm, Nevada lots of space

By: Jerri Richards

Jerri Richards — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 13:13:19 +0000

We were there last week July 7, 2024, and I am happy to see they do have a security outside now. Neon Museum is one of my most favorite attractions to visit when I am there. In previous visits I was always a bit taken back when I had to stand outside waiting for an Uber and it was 11:30 at night. A new location would be wonderful but I hope they don’t leave behind the La Concha lobby! Why not one of the empty lots along strip?

By: Ross

Ross — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 06:07:17 +0000

This should move to Nipton

By: “An Ash-hat from South L.A.”

“An Ash-hat from South L.A.” — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 05:22:38 +0000

Scott, so you’re saying a parking lot (or anywhere) is better than its current “sketchy” location? Seriously, who’s walking to the Neon Museum? Here’s the deal, if there were vendors selling waters (and beers ha ha) then the next complaint would be “illegal” ha ha.

Here’s my suggestion, develop between it, and let’s remember we’re in the desert, so yea it’s gonna be hot. Yes, been to TNM 3 times and no issues other than the occasional lazy tour guide ha ha