Neon Museum tickets 2026: 25 dollars by day, 35 at night

The Neon Museum charges 25 dollars for an adult daytime ticket in 2026 and 35 dollars for an adult evening ticket, according to the museum's own admission pages. Seniors aged 65 and over with identification, students with identification, military with identification and Nevada residents with identification all pay 20 dollars by day and 30 dollars in the evening. Children aged 7 to 17 pay 12.50 by day and 17.50 at night.

Day and night are two different products

The museum sells daytime and evening admission as separate listings rather than one ticket with a time slot, and the ten dollar gap between them is the single biggest variable in the price. Under 6s are admitted free, but the daytime page is explicit that a ticket is still required for them, so they have to be added to the booking rather than simply walked in.

The fee that is not in the headline

The daytime page notes that a ticket processing fee applies. That fee sits on top of every figure above, so the checkout total will always be higher than the advertised number. The museum also publishes a Nevada resident rate at the same level as the senior and student rate, which is worth knowing if anyone in the party has state identification.

What a family pays

Two adults and two teenagers aged 7 to 17 pay 25 plus 25 plus 12.50 plus 12.50, which is 75 dollars by day before the processing fee. The same four at night pay 105 dollars.

The museum does not publish the size of the ticket processing fee on the admission pages, so the true online total cannot be worked out from official sources alone.

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