Hollywood Cars Museum
Hollywood Cars Museum
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10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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About 100 Cars from TV & Movie Fame, wild Custom Cars, and the amazing cars of the Legendary entertainer Liberace. Including Batman, James Bond, Fast & Furious, Dukes of Hazard, A-Team, Hangover, Beverly Hillbillies, Flintstones, Disney Pixar Cars & more. Close to the Strip in Vegas with Free Parking. Just say "Trip Advisor" at our ticket counter to get $5 off the usual $20 adult admission. Kids are FREE with a paid adult. We also have a cool Vintage Vespa exhibit. New extended hours are Open 7 Days 10 am to 9 pm. Only closed on 4th of July and Christmas Day. Cash Only but we have an ATM with low service charge on premises.
Duration: 1-2 hours
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- WilliamBelfast, United Kingdom18 contributionsLots of cars from 80s tvI thought it was great. Lots of cars and lots of memories from tv series of the 80s. Also quite a few James Bond cars My 15 yo son didn’t enjoy as he didn’t recognise many of them other than James Bond and Bat Mobile You couldn’t get in or touch the cars but could take as many photos as you wanted. (No video) which was great Wasn’t expensive either and under 16s go free Great collection of Vespa scooters too I really enjoyed and took between 1-2 hours to get around I’ve uploaded one photo to give an idea but I have loads as don’t want to share too manyVisited October 2023Travelled with familyWritten October 31, 2023
- LittleDan500Liverpool, United Kingdom331 contributionsFantastic experience - go see!This was one of the best things I did in Vegas. There was all my favourite cars from my childhood movies and shows - Back to the future, Knight rider, Batman, etc. Dozens, all in good condition and great to have photos of. There is also a bar towards the back of the place which had very good prices for drinks and food. Just be aware it is very slightly off the Strip, but close enough. I highly recommend a visit!Visited September 2023Travelled with friendsWritten November 2, 2023
- Travel25346533585891 contributionsLiving Memories of Cars of YesteryearThis Museum is a living hisory of Cars that made TV and Movies so much fun. The enjoyment of Cars is as American as Baseball and Apple Pie. Allow plenty of time to view this Museum. Wear comfortable shoes. Take plenty of PhotosVisited December 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten March 30, 2024
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Karen K fitz
Corrales, NM253 contributions
Mar 2023 • Couples
A funky slightly disjointed winding room museum filled to the rafters with all sorts of vehicles. Quirky and original, about 1/2 having a description. The end room of three, houses some of Liberace’s cars. Some with a QR code further narrating the items ( check out the chandeliers). Tucked in an industrial area near the stadium, 20.00 admission gets you several hours of entertainment. If you are a Vespa fan, this place is for you with an amazing collection of these versatile vehicles.
Written March 14, 2023
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KosherTraveller2011
New York City, NY671 contributions
Jun 2021 • Family
When in Vegas, this Hollywood Car Museum and Liberace Collection is a must for any fans of pop culture. Just minutes off the Strip, it’s one of the rare Vegas attractions that exceeds expectations, while providing good value for your money. And it’s free for kids under 16.
The auto showroom exhibit might be the largest and coolest collection of famous cars anywhere in the world. There are seven from James Bond movies, the van from the A Team, two Kitt cars from the show Knight Rider, a Batmobile from the TV show and another from the Michael Keaton movie. Also Herbie the Love Bug, the car from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, the General Lee from Dukes of Hazard, Starsky and Hutch’s car, a Delorian from Back To The Future, and countless others. You can’t sit inside them, but you can practically touch them. And you can take pictures with all of them. Many have signs with the story behind the car. It’s just remarkable and so nostalgic.
In the back part of the museum is a mind blowing exhibit of the blinged out cars and outfits custom made for Liberace during his glitzy lifetime. His diamond covered Rolls Royce is breathtaking. His crystal and diamond chandeliers are blinding and so impressive. Many of his over-the-top stage outfits are on display too. Apparently, so many more are still in storage, but are rotated in and out of the public exhibit.
My wife and I and our teenage daughter spent a blissful 90 minutes here. It was one of the best attractions in all of Vegas. It was a cool escape from the hot weather and the bustle of the Strip. And the staff were extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Not to be missed.
The auto showroom exhibit might be the largest and coolest collection of famous cars anywhere in the world. There are seven from James Bond movies, the van from the A Team, two Kitt cars from the show Knight Rider, a Batmobile from the TV show and another from the Michael Keaton movie. Also Herbie the Love Bug, the car from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, the General Lee from Dukes of Hazard, Starsky and Hutch’s car, a Delorian from Back To The Future, and countless others. You can’t sit inside them, but you can practically touch them. And you can take pictures with all of them. Many have signs with the story behind the car. It’s just remarkable and so nostalgic.
In the back part of the museum is a mind blowing exhibit of the blinged out cars and outfits custom made for Liberace during his glitzy lifetime. His diamond covered Rolls Royce is breathtaking. His crystal and diamond chandeliers are blinding and so impressive. Many of his over-the-top stage outfits are on display too. Apparently, so many more are still in storage, but are rotated in and out of the public exhibit.
My wife and I and our teenage daughter spent a blissful 90 minutes here. It was one of the best attractions in all of Vegas. It was a cool escape from the hot weather and the bustle of the Strip. And the staff were extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Not to be missed.
Written June 23, 2021
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Joanne
London, UK2,287 contributions
Dec 2022 • Friends
Hollywood Cars is located in a lot just the other side of I15 from Luxor. Quite a small display of cars featured in TV and movies - Dukes of Hazzard, Bond, Knight rider, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang etc. Very family friendly with Fred Flintstone's Car outside for you to sit in!
There is also a small exhibition of Liberace's cars (from the old Liberace museum). Probably the most stunning part of the museum for me. Our guide was very knowledgeable and we did the extra little Liberace/Behind the Candelabra exhibit for $5.
It's not as full of classic cars as the old Automobile Collection but there are friendly staff and it's a fun place to re-live your childhood! Takes about an hour to see/photograph everything.
Written December 31, 2022
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Cory H
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Feb 2022 • Friends
My brother and I were super excited to get a chance to see some history that would take us back to our childhood and wind down from a busy Vegas day…we planned out our day exactly so that we would arrive 45 minutes before the museum’s posted closing time. We figured it wouldn’t take much more than 30 minutes for us to peruse the exhibits and be back on our way to the strip.
Our Lyft dropped us off exactly at 4:12pm. We walked into the museum to be greeted by what very clearly appeared to be an annoyed and very put off employee that looked as though he’d rather experience anything rather than deal with us.
With a sigh and disgusted sound in his voice he looked at us and said “yeah…” I looked at him unamused and explained that we were here to see the museum. With another hard sigh he informed me that they don’t take anyone AFTER 4:30pm. We all 3 looked at our watches and I said “well it is 4:15pm, aren’t you open until 5:00pm?” He responded sarcastically, “yeah, I guess we are today” as to imply we were imposing on him by being there.
I tried to exercise patience and say “it wouldn’t take us more than 30 minutes to get through the museum..” to which he replied very rudely, “yeah, well I don’t want to be here til 5pm!!”
At that point I’d had enough, and told him never mind and that we wouldn’t want to impose on him and inconvenience him and we turned and exited.
Realizing his poor attitude and utter lack of anything resembling professionalism, he ran out the door after us attempting to back-pedal and pin what had just happened on me. He told me “you misunderstood!! My boss doesn’t want me to let anyone in here after 4:30pm!!”
I replied “I understood completely that you do not want to be bothered by us and therefore we won’t be bothering you now please leave us alone we aren’t interested in dealing with you.” He shouted a few more things as we walked away ignoring him.
I write all this so that the manager / owner may know how his / her emoloyee treats patrons when he has no more desire to work on any given day during regular, posted business hours. Additionally, I hope to spare others having to experience the same unnerving and unacceptable exchange as what we had to endure.
Our Lyft dropped us off exactly at 4:12pm. We walked into the museum to be greeted by what very clearly appeared to be an annoyed and very put off employee that looked as though he’d rather experience anything rather than deal with us.
With a sigh and disgusted sound in his voice he looked at us and said “yeah…” I looked at him unamused and explained that we were here to see the museum. With another hard sigh he informed me that they don’t take anyone AFTER 4:30pm. We all 3 looked at our watches and I said “well it is 4:15pm, aren’t you open until 5:00pm?” He responded sarcastically, “yeah, I guess we are today” as to imply we were imposing on him by being there.
I tried to exercise patience and say “it wouldn’t take us more than 30 minutes to get through the museum..” to which he replied very rudely, “yeah, well I don’t want to be here til 5pm!!”
At that point I’d had enough, and told him never mind and that we wouldn’t want to impose on him and inconvenience him and we turned and exited.
Realizing his poor attitude and utter lack of anything resembling professionalism, he ran out the door after us attempting to back-pedal and pin what had just happened on me. He told me “you misunderstood!! My boss doesn’t want me to let anyone in here after 4:30pm!!”
I replied “I understood completely that you do not want to be bothered by us and therefore we won’t be bothering you now please leave us alone we aren’t interested in dealing with you.” He shouted a few more things as we walked away ignoring him.
I write all this so that the manager / owner may know how his / her emoloyee treats patrons when he has no more desire to work on any given day during regular, posted business hours. Additionally, I hope to spare others having to experience the same unnerving and unacceptable exchange as what we had to endure.
Written February 9, 2022
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Oliver S
New York City, NY11,509 contributions
Apr 2023
I found it on TA and, being the ultimate movie enthusiast, couldn’t wait to get there. And it’s great! From the Bat mobile through several James Bond cars, to the Liberace collection, it’s all in one place for an admission of $20. However, if you Google “Hollywood Cars Museum” you’ll get a $5 OFF coupon – I had one and they gracefully accepted to apply it four times (there were four of us). Some are replicas, some are the real thing, you’ll love it. When done, we asked the attendant to order us a cab and the car showed up on 6 minutes, great!
Written April 17, 2023
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Laurie O
Cincinnati, OH17 contributions
Jul 2021
The location of the Hollywood Cars Museum/Liberace Museum was surprising. It's located in an old warehouse space with no A/C. They had fans, but it was still really hot. The presentation was not that of a "fancy" museum. There are a lot of historic cars from movies and television, and our family enjoyed it. The Liberace items were in the very back of the building. In addition to seeing the items, there were QR codes you could scan to get more in-depth information. There were cars, pictures, outfits, candelabras, awards, and various other items. The employees were very nice and knowledgable. I was able to get a $5 admission discount from looking at their website and mentioning it. It only took a couple of hours to see everything.
Written July 23, 2021
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payitfwd71
Northbrook, IL935 contributions
Sept 2023 • Friends
$60 (cash only!!) for 3 people to see some mildly interesting cars was too expensive... even by Vegas standards. Many of them are only replicas too. It had been raining on the day we visited and there were several buckets spread throughout catching water dripping from the ceiling.
Written September 3, 2023
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SoCalOregonian
Murrieta, CA10,355 contributions
Oct 2022
Bring cash as admission is cash only.
The attendant Tom is a surly fellow, like he would rather be somewhere else than dealing with customers.
After getting past Tom, we entered the museum, there are some actual cars but many replicas. There are a few Bond cars, and a diverse collection of Liberace cars. The “Hollywood” cars look as though they could use a little TLC. Some are looking haggard.
The difference between Tom and the lady in the Liberace section (I cannot remember her name) are as different as night and day. She was friendly, helpful, and very courteous.
This is an inexpensive diversion while in Las Vegas but is a one-time only attraction.
The attendant Tom is a surly fellow, like he would rather be somewhere else than dealing with customers.
After getting past Tom, we entered the museum, there are some actual cars but many replicas. There are a few Bond cars, and a diverse collection of Liberace cars. The “Hollywood” cars look as though they could use a little TLC. Some are looking haggard.
The difference between Tom and the lady in the Liberace section (I cannot remember her name) are as different as night and day. She was friendly, helpful, and very courteous.
This is an inexpensive diversion while in Las Vegas but is a one-time only attraction.
Written October 30, 2022
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
Mark S
Dallas, TX35 contributions
Jun 2022 • Couples
I wouldn't pay more than $15 to see these cars (there's a $5 discount online). There are a few real movie cars, The Beverley Hillbillies, the Bonnie & Clyde movie car and a couple of Fast & Furious stunt cars. But the huge majority are cheap replicas, Back to the Future, Batmobile, Dragula, etc. And the replicas were cheaply done. The Back to the Future car had a lot of cheap plastic parts on it.
Needless to say, I wasn't impressed. It was OK to spend $15 to get out of the Las Vegas heat for an hour, but that's about it.
Needless to say, I wasn't impressed. It was OK to spend $15 to get out of the Las Vegas heat for an hour, but that's about it.
Written June 10, 2022
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Travel25346533585
891 contributions
Dec 2023 • Couples
This Museum is a living hisory of Cars that made TV and Movies so much fun. The enjoyment of Cars is as American as Baseball and Apple Pie. Allow plenty of time to view this Museum. Wear comfortable shoes. Take plenty of Photos
Written March 30, 2024
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
Does this museum have on site parking for my rental car while I visit?
Written September 10, 2017
Yes, there is ample on-site parking at the museum. FYI. The GPS in the taxi cab indicated we had arrived at the destination. The museum is located towards the back of the parking lot.
Written September 11, 2017
Read that you can walk there from the strip, could someone please give me walking directions?
Written May 21, 2017
Walk between Excalibur and New York across the bridge going over the freeway. Once over the freeway turn left. The walk is one to one and a half miles and very hot and in the open. We caught a taxi
Written May 22, 2017
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