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Madame Tussauds Las Vegas

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Spend some time hanging with celebrities on a self-guided visit to Madame Tussaud’s Las Vegas. Madame Tussauds boasts a huge collection of waxwork figures of the rich and famous, with stars from the world of films, sports and music. You’ll be able to pose with the waxworks, take fun photos and explore sets from famous films. 

Madame Tussauds Las Vegas is an accessible attraction, with a wheelchair-accessible entrance, and elevators between the floors. Wheelchairs are also available to borrow onsite free of charge, and are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Staff are trained to assist people with disabilities, and one caregiver can be admitted free of charge. Service animals are allowed. 

Admission

Insurance

The same price applies to all travelers. Please select the number of travelers with and without disabilities when booking on our website.

Please note that the price featured is the lowest price available based on 2 people traveling. Please get in touch with our travel experts to know what rates apply for your traveling dates / number of participants.

Travel insurance is not included but an appropriate insurance based on your personal needs is highly recommended.

There is no restriction of any kind regarding this tour.

A group of people poses for a photo at Madame Tussaud’s Las Vegas.

The entrance to Madame Tussaud’s Las Vegas, which is wheelchair-accessible.

A group of people in a photo booth with a waxwork of Bruno Mars playing the keyboard.

A photo set of a Las Vegas wedding chapel.

A close-up of a waxwork of Brad Pitt.

A close-up of a waxwork of Michael Jackson.

Waxworks of Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake.

A film set of the bathroom from The Hangover film.

A man poses for a photo next to a waxwork of Miley Cyrus.

Two children pose for a photo next to a waxwork of the Hulk.

A group of people poses for a photo on a film set.

Waxworks of Grumpy Cat at Madame Tussaud's.

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Neon Museum

The Neon Museum is a collection of the neon signs of businesses in Las Vegas, detailing the history of the city and its iconic Strip. The museum has a “boneyard” of old signs, some of which have been restored to their former glory. Visitors can explore the boneyard or take a tour of the museum and yard to learn about the museum’s restoration projects. 

The Neon Museum is an accessible venue, making it an excellent choice for a self-guided activity in Las Vegas. The boneyard is covered in fine gravel that can easily be navigated in powered and unpowered wheelchairs, and service animals are welcome. Free parking is available in the lot behind the Boneyard park. 

The Boneyard at the Neon Museum, with the neon signs lit up against the dark sky.

The entrance to the Neon Museum, which is wheelchair-accessible.

The museum lobby, with neon signs on the walls.

A visitor takes a photo of an exhibit about a Las Vegas sign.

The entrance to the Boneyard, which is wheelchair-accessible and covered in fine gravel.

Visitors look at the signs and pose for photos in the Boneyard.

Signs in The Boneyard.

A close-up of signs stacked up in the Boneyard.

Signs in the Boneyard, with a wide space for visitors to stand and smooth, level flooring.

More exhibits in the Boneyard.

The Boneyard at night, with the neon lights lit up against the dark sky.

A close-up of signs in the Boneyard.

Las Vegas-inspired graffiti in The Boneyard.

Graffiti on the walls of The Boneyard.

A themed exhibition in the Boneyard at the Neon Museum.

Visitors take photos of the glowing neon signs.

Assistance

Whill

Rent an electric scooter to help you get out and about and discover Las Vegas. The Model C scooter can adapt to many kinds of terrain and provides a safe and comfortable ride. It has an ergonomic design and can be adjusted for height, and the control panel can also be switched onto the right or left hand side of the scooter. Models available for rental may vary according to location. All rentals come with all necessary equipment, such as charging cables and keys. When the scooter is dropped off, an assistant will be available to give you tips on how to get the most out of it. Then you can self-transfer into the electric scooter and head out to enjoy the city.

Delivery fee,  protection and cancellation plans are not included in the price.

Equipment rental

1 day rental

Assistants

Delivery fee

Please note that the price featured is the lowest price available based on 1 person traveling and one day rental. Please get in touch with our travel experts to know what rates apply for your traveling dates / number of participants.

For security reasons, there are certain weight restrictions. Find more information in the FAQs.

Travelers must be willing to self-transfer manually or be helped to do so.

Delivery fee,  protection and cancellation plans are not included in the price.

The model C electric scooter.

Rental WHILL / Model Ci - Las Vegas

Renting an electric scooter is a great way for you to get the most out of your trip to Las Vegas. Once you’ve reserved your scooter, it will be delivered directly to your hotel and you can head out and explore the city independently. Several different models of scooter are available to rent, although models may vary according to region. The three-wheel electric scooter has a smaller turning radius, making it easier to maneuver in tight spaces. A range of styles are available, and these scooters can generally accommodate a total weight of 136 kg (300 pounds) to 181 kg (400 pounds). 

Four-wheel scooters have more stability and a higher weight bearing capacity. As these scooters are larger, they are better suited to the outdoors, but can be used in wide indoor spaces such as shopping malls. There are also standard scooters which have a larger seating and storage space, and have a longer battery life. Visitors looking for a more flexible option can choose the portable scooter, which folds up or disassembles to fit in the trunk of a car. Portable scooters are more lightweight, but have the lightest weight bearing capacity. 

Lastly, there is also the option of a heavy-duty scooter for people weighing up to 226 kg (500 pounds), which are more sturdy and have a longer battery life. All scooters come with necessary equipment such as batteries, a key and charging cables. Assistance will be available to unload the scooter at your hotel and to provide you with initial instructions, and once you’re ready, you can head out and explore Las Vegas as much as you wish.

Delivery fee, protection and cancellation plans are not included in the price.

For security reasons, depending on the scooter that you are willing to rent, there are certain weight restrictions. Find more information in the FAQs.

Travelers must be willing to self-transfer manually or be helped to do so, in order to take part in this tour.

Delivery fee, protection and cancellation plans are not included in the price.

1 day Scooter Rental - Las Vegas

A small lightweight electric scooter available to rent.

A four-wheel electric scooter available to rent.

Transportation

Bathrooms

Las Vegas Strip

Take a self-guided visit to the Las Vegas Strip, the center of Las Vegas, and one of the most famous streets in the world. Stretching over 6.8 km (4.2 miles), the Strip is home to the most famous hotels, casinos, restaurants and nightclubs in Sin City. Tourists flock here to take in the sights of the beautiful buildings and sparkling lights and to begin their night out in Vegas. 

The Las Vegas Strip is accessible to visitors with disabilities, as the sidewalks are wide and fairly smooth, so they can be navigated in a wheelchair or with a mobility aid. However, be aware that the Strip can be quite crowded, especially during evenings and weekends. 

Free entrance

The Las Vegas Strip and Bellagio Fountain, seen from above.

The Las Vegas Strip, seen illuminated at night.

The Las Vegas Strip, with the Eye and the Eiffel Tower at sunset.

The Las Vegas sign, seen from close up.

Caesars Palace Hotel and Casino, with a large water feature in front.

Designer shops located next to Caesars Palace Hotel.

Little Venice next to the Venetian Hotel, with canals and gondolas.

Little Venice and the entrance to the Venetian Hotel.

The Bellagio Hotel, with a large water fountain and a model of the Eiffel Tower.

The view from the Bellagio Hotel, with the Strip, the Bellagio Fountain and the Eiffel Tower.

Paris, Las Vegas, with models of the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and typical Parisian buildings.

Planet Hollywood, Las Vegas, with a large hotel overlooking the Strip.

The Las Vegas Strip, seen at night looking towards the Eiffel Tower.

The Las Vegas Strip at night, with bright neon lights.

Renting a wheelchair in Las Vegas is a great way to help you get out and about to enjoy your time in the city. Plenty of wheelchair models are available and the wheelchair will be delivered right to your hotel, for your convenience. You can choose from a wide range of wheelchairs to suit your needs, including self-propelled wheelchairs and wheelchairs that are pushed by your companion. However, the availability of wheelchair models may vary according to your location. 

Some of the wheelchairs, including the transport wheelchairs and the lightweight wheelchair models, are smaller and are designed to be easy to fold up and store in the trunk of a car, giving you the flexibility to travel as much as you want to. Standard wheelchairs are also collapsible but are designed to be self-propelling, although they can be pushed by your companion if you wish. There is also the more sturdy option of the bariatric wheelchair, which can support a greater weight load. Despite their higher weight bearing capacity, these chairs can still be collapsed for easy storage and are lighter than most mobility scooters. 

Once you’ve chosen a wheelchair to suit your needs, the chair will be delivered to your hotel and an assistant will be available to hand the chair over and answer any questions you may have. Then you can head out and explore as much of Las Vegas as you want to visit.

Delivery fee, protection and cancellation plans are not included in the price.

For security reasons, depending on the wheelchair that you are willing to rent, there are certain weight restrictions. Find more information in our FAQs. 

Travelers must be willing to self-transfer manually or be helped to do so. 

A rental wheelchair.

1 day Wheelchair Rental - Las Vegas

The Mob Museum

The Mob Museum is a fun and interactive accessible museum housed in Las Vegas’ first ever Courthouse. On your self-guided tour, you can explore the history of the Mob in the United States and learn about the impact that organized crime has had on society. The museum has many multimedia displays and artifacts, which bring the story of the Mob to life. 

The Mob museum is an accessible destination, with 4 accessible parking bays and a wheelchair lift to the main entrance. Wheelchairs are available to borrow free of charge during your visit and are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Service animals are welcome and one support person can be admitted free of charge. An audio tour in English is available upon reservation and for an extra charge. 

The Mob Museum building, housed in the first ever court in Las Vegas.

The museum lobby, with displays in cases and on the walls and a thin carpet on the floor.

Exhibitions at the museum, with a long line of photographs of famous mobsters.

Displays at the museum, in a large room with smooth floors.

A close-up of displays at the museum.

Displays at the museum, in a large room with bench seating.

A man using a walking aid enters the museum.

Two people look at an interactive display.

Items on sale at the museum gift shop.

Fremont Street Experience

Fremont Street is a famous stretch of 5 blocks in the heart of Las Vegas that's partially covered with a ceiling featuring colored lights. On your trip, take some time for a self-guided visit to Fremont Street to catch one of the frequent live shows, which feature street performers, live music, DJs and light shows. It also hosts the world’s biggest video screen, Viva Vision. Begin your Vegas night out at Fremont Street for a fun night that you won’t forget. 

The sidewalk at Fremont Street is wheelchair-accessible and can be navigated independently. There are also many casinos, bars and restaurants in just a short stretch, so you don’t have to travel far. 

Meals

Snacks

A huge crowd gathers to watch live music performed on a stage on Fremont Street.

Fremont Street, with mart of the street covered by a large arch with lights projected on the underside of the arch.

Fremont Street, with casinos and restaurants to each side of the street.

A themed light show at Fremont Street, projected onto the ceiling.

A themed light show at Fremont Street.

A singer performs at Fremont Street, with a large crowd watching.

Live music at Fremont Street, with a band on stage and a crowd watching.

A close-up of the lights and signs at Fremont Street.

Tourists gather to watch the light shows at Fremont Street.

Groups of people walk through Fremont Street, or stop to admire the lights.

A close-up of a child looking at the lights.

The sign for the Fremont Casino.

A Las Vegas street at night.

A group of people lift up their cocktails in a bar.

The lights of Fremont Street, projected onto the ceiling.

Downtown Container Park, Fremont St.

East Fremont Street

Casino at the El Cortez Hotel

Las Vegas Downtown

On this accessible two-hour tour you’ll be able to explore Downtown Vegas, discover the area’s history and pick up some top tips for the rest of your time in Sin City. The tour departs from Downtown Container Park, an out-of-the-ordinary shopping mall built out of shipping containers that features sculptures, restaurants and live entertainment. Your guide will lead you down East Fremont Street, a lively area with a range of street art, neon signs and trendy bars, before passing by the famous El Cortez Hotel &amp; Casino which was once owned by several of Vegas’s notorious mobsters.

You’ll continue your tour with the Fremont Street Experience and a chance to see the world’s largest video screen which hangs on an overhead canopy and shows spectacular musical performances on the hour from 18:00. Your guide will be able to assist you throughout the tour and accessible bathrooms are available at multiple stops along the way.

Do it your way. Choose a variety of fun, accessible, activities designed with your needs in mind.

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