Las Vegas Natural History Museum Tours

I bought the Go City 2 day all-inclusive pass for Las Vegas after checking what attractions were available and comparing prices. The pass usually costs $169 but I got 10% discount buying it through Booking.com. The attractions I chose to do came to around $276 so over $120 in savings. To make the most of it I listed what attractions I wanted to see on what days that were close to each other on the hop on bus route. You need to check upfront and see which ones need to be prebooked on the morning that you want to go. There are 46 attractions included, these are the ones I did: 2 day hop on bus (usually only includes one day but was on special offer for Sept) Strat Tower High Roller (needs prebooking) Eiffel Tower (needs prebooking) Madam Tussaud's King Tuts Tomb Virtual Flyover $25 off food and drinks at Café Hollywood There are many more I could've done but also wanted time to look around all the different hotels! The app was easy to use and the staff at all the attractions knew about the Go City pass so no problems redeeming tickets for entry anywhere. I might have got lucky with timing but there were no long queues anywhere for the time I was there.

We went on a whim on our last day in Las Vegas to avoid the heat. What a gem of a museum! Plenty of great exhibits with great information. A lot of interactive activities for kids and adults. Right down the street from the Neon Museum. All of the staff were super helpful and informative.

The City Pass is the way to go. We did so much more than we ever would have without it. Highly recommend!

We purchased some passes through Groupon as recommended by a friend. It saved us loads of money and all the activities were worth it. We did the activity pass which gave us more time to see everything, as opposed to a day pass where you have to complete everything in a day. It also listed things we'd never heard of so we got to explore more than we thought. Highly recommended.

We spent about an hour and a half. Kids and adults enjoyed this museum. Much better than expected, well organized, Friendly people. Nice gift shop.

The city pass was a great investment. Once we learned how to use the passes everything was okay. Two of the attractions were closed and we weren't aware of it, before scheduling. We were still able to pick other attractions to use all our passes. I highly recommend getting the City Passes because it'll help save some money.I also suggest that City Pass have a monthly software update to ensure what attractions are still open and available.

We purchased the 5 day pass for our family of 4. We planned each day out to maximize the use of the passes. If you look at the map on Cool Las Vegas, it will show where each activity is located. If we had purchased each ticket individually, it would have cost us over $800, but we paid about $325 per ticket. We certainly could have done even more activities. So much to do and an exceptional value! We used rideshares to start at some of the areas.Day 1: (Use Free Tram from Excalibur - Luxor - Mandalay Bay) - King Tut's Tomb - Luxor - minus5* "Cool Experience" - Mandalay Bay - MAX Flight 360* Roller Coaster & Flight Simulator - Excalibur - Big Apple Roller Coaster - New York - Nathan Burton Magic Show - Across for New York - Flyover In Las Vegas - Across from New YorkDay 2: - Princess Diana & The Royals: The Exhibition - Aria - Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck - Paris - Papillon Helicopters - Near the airportDay 3: - Las Vegas Downtown: Fremont St. Walking Tour - GoCar Tours (near Fremont St) - The Neon Museum: Daytime Ticket (Near Fremont St, Drive/uber) - The Mob Museum (near Fremont St)Day 4: - Big Bus HOHO (MGM Grand - NEW STOP NEAR POLO TOWERS - High Roller/LINQ Promenade - Arts & Antique District - The Mob Museum - The Strat - Resorts World - Treasure Island - Excalibur Hotel - Welcome to LV Sign) - Madame Tussauds - Venetian - minus5* "Cool Experience" - Venetian - $25 Towards Meal at Favorite Bistro - LINQ Promenade - $20 Credit at Sweet Sin - LINQ Promenade - Fly LINQ Zipline - LINQ - High Roller - Daytime Ticket - LINQ - Stratosphere TowerDay 5: - Hollywood Cars Museum & Liberace Garage - Off the strip - Number 1 Escape Room - Off the strip - WOW! The Vegas Spectacular - Rio

Saved a lot of money and easy to use would highly recommend Las Vegas has lots of activities and this pass had most of them

We actually didn't make this event but I'm sure it was just as good as all the things I booked for our trip

Really nice small museum just past downtown Las Vegas. Even though the place is a little on the small side, they had a very impressive Egyptian display. My wife and I really liked the shark tank with live sharks swimming around. Really cool place. Thank you!

I have lived here 48 years and did not know about some of these attractions. We had a wonderful time and easier than I thought it would be doing Go City Pass. I have told a lot of my friends who have out of town company how wonder this is. The only thing we did not like and it was nothing big is that we wanted to go back to the ecape room again but you cannot use your pass twice on a same attractions.

Getting the go city pass was the best thing a person could choose to use!!Some attractions was like 70 dollars a piece, some even more expensive

It was a very good experience; in general, access was quick and easy. We only had problems with the High Roller; when we wanted to enter, the system wasn't working, but we came back in an hour and were able to access it without any problem. We took the helicopter flight and I think that alone makes the price of the pass worth it.

These passes can be frustrating. To minimize frustration, make lists that prioritize the things you want to do most to least, times of operation - what venues are only open during the day versus late at night, and plot the points on a map so you scoop up whatever is in close proximity, to eliminate backtracking.Our favorite part, was doing things that we would’ve never paid individually for, and it’s very possible, to get full value, and then some from the pass.It was very confusing, that some venues demanded prior reservations, and others said you were not allowed to make prior reservations, you just had to show up (meaning, I assume, that the Go City pass had low priority, and if the show was sold out, you weren’t going to get in - we did get in though). Being successful with the pass, requires a lot of reading.I feel like it’s deceptive of Go City, to say that your pass starts at the time of your first attraction. But then the time really has no bearing, because your days are not 24 hour days. They are calendar days. So our first attraction was the “Piano Man” show, which started at 6:30 at night, so our two day pass was really only 30 hours.We weren’t able to do a couple of items, because lightning stopped the attraction. So take weather into consideration, if you are trying to decide to buy a pass, or not.Las Vegas has so many broken escalators, so you can get very, very worn out, trying to get from place to place. And trying to get an Uber on the Las Vegas strip has challenges. There is perhaps not anywhere on the strip, or at least very, very few places, that you can just hop in a rideshare directly on the street, and a lot of the Uber pick ups for the hotels are in the parking garages, so you can feel pretty confused as to where you’re supposed to be. We couldn’t get an Uber to get to one show, so we kind of had to run, and barely got there before it started. These incidental stresses can get to you.Our pass included a generous food allowance, with very good food, so that made it very valuable to us.It is very important, to accept, that you likely will not get everything done that you wish. That’s just the nature of traveling.With all these listed frustrations, you may be surprised that we rated the pass higher than you might expect. We are experienced travelers, and accepting of some frustrations, and we did get more out of the past than we paid for it. And like I said, the food was very good! That made up for a lot of sins, which is a pun in Vegas, right? lol

This is not far from the Neon museum downtown and admission is very cheap considering its in Las Vegas. (we are from the UK) Staff are very helpful on arrival and you can download the map which helps because we missed a few rooms at the beginning. We could have spent all day in here as there is so much to see and do, its very interactive (my son especially loved designing things that ended up on the TV screens) and full of good information however, there is no where to get a drink! no café and although there is a little shop, they don't sell drinks either. due to this we didn't do the basement floor as we were all thirsty so headed to Fremont. if you sold drinks on site then we would have stayed much longer. I would still recommend this place as its great for families and anyone visiting can get away from the chaos of the strip here.

This app made it so easy to travel- planning our trip - picking out what we wanted to do. It’s easy to use and very affordable.