I stayed with my family at the Barbary when I was a kid. My dad spent the whole trip at the slots 🎰 while I was up in the room overlooking the Flamingo Hilton and the old Planet Hollywood. My (severely autistic) brother had one of his outbursts and broke our bathroom window, which horrified my dad because he thought it was actual Tiffany glass. Thankfully when he got the bill, we learned that the window was a worthless imitation.

So this is the guitar that Adam was take it

I really enjoyed the Barbary Coast when it was open. There was a day when the hostesses were so distracting I couldn't focus on much else. I think I spent at least $100.00 on tips.

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BRILLIANT! Is an ungodly experience. It surrounds guests with every Las Vegas vibe. The best part is the Liberace intro where the piano is illuminated and Liberace introduces himself literally playing piano sign. It's as if Liberace is summoning his spirit from the heavens. Liberace pieces are spread throughout Vegas now Neon Museum is truly a piece of heaven on earth. The once departed; cherished, celebrated and.returned to their glory

Aki was always my favorite!

Beautiful!

HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASIBO on Paradise Road was a unique venue. The Joint

This is great. Please post more of your academic talks online

so if you do the brilliant jackpot show do you still get to roam around and see the other lights?

Vegas Vacation is the 90s brand

Anyone know where I can get the playlist of the songs they played for the Brilliant show? I know they had a spotify qr code at the entrance but forgot to take a pic of it.

Just saw the show this month, really enjoyed it! You guys wouldn't happen to have a track list for Brilliant would you?

It is an incredible experience. I found myself getting very emotional during the show. I walked out with tears streaming down my cheeks. That wonderful world of endless dreams, when men were men and the sky was the limit. That "America" is gone forever. To the creators, well done, well done indeed.

❤❤ Ahh Lou Anne!! A Great Career. Remembering Queen Anne, Seattle. XOXO, Kathy

a mi en especial me encanta todo tipo de arte pero en especial el de tim burton

When Nv was the only state with gambling it was a great place to go for non-gamblers. Everything else was cheap or free. Now it's a family theme park and has expensive shows.

I would of loved to visit this considering my massive love of Tim Burton except I live in a different country and it’s the middle of a pandemic

I'm not Native American whatsoever. Contrary to popular belief. However, there are going to be both Native Americans and non-Native Americans on both sides of the debate.

I went here last Thursday for spring break! I did a lot of stuff in Vegas but I enjoyed the this the most! I’m trying to remember the name of the Liberace that was played at the Brilliant show! Awesome thing and I think more should go see it.

Love this walkthrough for east coast folks. Thank you!

Just amazing guys , truly feel your passion. If those signs could only talk ! The artwork says it all. See you in Vegas

Gee! That siren goes on forever.

1905 was the year Las Vegas was founded as a city but before that according to Wikipedia it was a water refilling stop for the Union Pacific railroad. That is also the year Einstein published his landmark papers and the same year Venice Beach, California was established by Abbot Kinney whose coastal land made money from oil wells to pay for the development.

Have you purchase that neon sign on neon factory?

Really enjoyed the Exibit! LOVE Tim Burton. Thank you! ❤

Great job! Love how much history the LGBTQ+ community has had here in Vegas, especially with our entertainers. I like to think that we did our part to make drag show a bit more mainstream in America. Also, that's an AMAZING shirt. Is that being sold in the gift shop?

Excellent Barbary Coast information! And thank you for the Liberace sign attention at the beginning of the video! I know that probably makes my friend smile. Stay safe and healthy my friends, and hope to see you soon!

An interesting story, and a beautiful mural. Thank you for sharing! Stay safe and healthy my friends.

Very interesting interview. Will there be an extended version soon? Stay safe and healthy my friends! And if all goes well, see you soon!

Thank you for this fantastic tour, Victoria! You did a super job! 🥰

Thank you for the informative production! I can't believe all the years I've been coming to Vegas, mainly to hang out with Liberace before 1987, and at least a couple times a year after, I completely forgot about Kenny Kerr. Thank you for the recognition and support of the gay community and PRIDE month! Hopefully I will be visiting the Neon Museum in September or October! See you all again then! Stay safe and healthy!

Hi. Awesome museum it is on my bucket list. I'm reminded of the history of Las Vegas here bigtime. Heard stories of a sign that would countdown to the flash of atomic bomb tests just miles away. Hope you guys acquired that sign as it is truly one of a kind. Best regards, Martin

Tiffany I am really enjoying the energy you bring to these videos.

Wonderful job! Always happy to hear about the history of the beautiful signage at the Neon Museum. Also, I need another Paving Stone. Can I order the engraving online? Have a wonderful evening and everyone stay safe and healthy!

It's a shame we couldn't have seen this presentation in person. It was very interesting and I would have liked to have had the opportunity to ask questions. Oh well, that's the world we're living in.

Thank you for this video. Very interesting. I look forward to more in the future.

thank you so much for this magnificent museum!! I just finished writing my final for a 3d arts class on the Tim Burton exhibition and fell in love with his work as well as the rest of the boneyard. I found myself smiling ear to ear as I watched the other tour video of the outdoor exhibits featuring some of Tim's designs crafted into neon and it was a total joyride! It's been a wonderful time seeing vegas through the eyes of a young Burton and Mitch makes a great tour guide, it made me happy to listen to someone talk about something they really appreciate. Even though people aren't walking around the museum in person, It's cool plenty can still enjoy the color from afar. Thanks for making a rando high schooler's quarantine season just a little bit brighter:) (also you totally sold me on the bones music video and i watched it right after and i can't believe I've lived this long without that masterpiece)

WOW! I tried to visit this place last three times i went to Vegas, but unfortunately I couldn't. SO, this is the best opportunityto meet this wonderful place which has a tons of history. Thanks a lot!!

Ha ha have shared this video with Yorkshire museum in England who on Twitter asked the question what was your dullest object for which you guys answered. Thanks so much for getting involved in that #curatorbattle at the early part of lockdown. Great to see you are opening again for locals and visitors to enjoy. All the very best stay safe xx

I loved this

A very enjoyable presentation. Thank you! But we all know there's nothing boring or dull at the Las Vegas Neon Museum! Stay safe and healthy my friends!

Today, two years ago, I remember the Neon Museum allowing me to celebrate Liberace's 99th birthday with some staff and guests. Today, happy 101st birthday to Liberace!

I could watch neon art being created all day long.

She's one of the best neon benders in the US! Great job Ina Macias!

Tod, member from Baltimore here. Thank you for the brief tour and explanations. I sure do miss being in Las Vegas, and visiting the wonderful Neon Museum. Everyone stay safe and healthy!

Thank you so much for the evening tour! I'm so looking forward to visiting Las Vegas again and taking advantage of my Neon Museum membership. And thank you for showing the sign, and mentioning my old friend, Liberace! Everyone stay safe and healthy.

Thank you for filming a night tour of lost Vegas will see you again lots of love stay safe xx

I took the actual night tour back in December 2019, and this video shows a lot of things I missed, and didn't know. There is a whole lot more to the Neon Museum than this. Truly love going there.