Las Vegas Strip & Downtown Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
See the Strip from an open-top bus, with flexible daytime exploring or illuminated night rides
Duration
2 hrs 25 mins–48 hrs
Includes
Bus tour, WiFi
Highlights
Explore Las Vegas with a 24- or 48-hour hop-on hop-off pass, take a sightseeing tour after dark, or combine daytime travel with a night tour. View the landmarks from outside; attraction admission is not included except for Neon Museum entry on the museum option.
- Hop off near the High Roller, The Mob Museum and the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign on the daytime route
- Cruise past the Golden Nugget, Bellagio, Luxor and New York, New York on the Night Tour
- Explore the Neon Museum with evening entry on the museum night tour
- Enjoy a welcome drink at Hard Rock Cafe on the adults-only night tour
What's Included
- Bus travel for your selected option
- English-speaking guide or digital audio commentary, depending on your option
- WiFi on board
Important details
- Children ages 0–12 require a paying adult companion on family-friendly options. Ages 13+ use adult tickets. Children ages 0–2 join free without a separate seat.
- Late Night Tour: ages 18+ only.
- Adults-only night tour: ages 21+ only. Bring a valid ID or passport.
- Accessibility accommodations require at least 48 hours' advance notice.
- Passes are non-transferable.
- On night tours, keep food and drinks in locking containers.
- You may be refused boarding or service without a refund if you appear intoxicated.
- The Neon Museum night tour runs Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday.
- For the Night Tour, Late Night Tour and Neon Museum night tour, arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled start.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date (Las Vegas local time) for a full refund. For Discover, Essential, Explore, Late Night, Night and Neon Museum tours, lost, stolen or damaged tickets are nonrefundable.
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Related locations
The Neon Museum Las Vegas
Admission includedStep into The Neon Museum Las Vegas and you step into a graveyard that glows. Retired signs from shuttered casinos, old motels, and long-gone restaurants stand arranged across a dusty outdoor lot, their painted steel and hand-blown glass carrying decades of Strip history. At The Neon Museum Las Vegas, the scale and craftsmanship of these signs become impossible to ignore up close. Towering letters, vintage bulbs, and faded color palettes tell the story of a city that has always understood spectacle.