Hollywood Cars Museum

Was looking for a fun place to take my son that didn't have to be or be around the strip. He likes cars especially ones that are in the movies. Back to the Future is a major favorite of his and mine and the museum tucked away near Allegiant stadium did not disappoint.The turn into the industrial yard is a bit tricky and hidden to get but once you find this amazing place you will not regret it. Jeff at the front desk/beginning of the tour was very nice, friendly and knowledgeable of the cars that surround him. We were treated nicely and greeted with a large amount of cars upon entering. From movies such as James Bond, A Team, Robocop~ almost every fan favorite was packed in this museum. The cars were a bit beat up but that's a given because they were actually used in the films and stripped down to fit the set, camera angle, or anything the director wants.If you are looking for a cool place to see outside the strip and a very big car/movies enthusiast, the Hollywood Cars Museum is the place for you. The museum was so great I'm curious to see their Florida counterparts. Will definitely go again. Thank you Hollywood Cars Museum!

A fun stop to kill some time in Vegas. The museum is small but offers a ton of cool photo opportunites. Parking is free and only a few steps away from the entrance.We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and had the whole place to ourselves. Entrance fees were $15.00 with a coupon we used. Cash only.Lots of cars from different movies over the years. We had a lot of fun looking around. Expect to spend about an hour. Bathrooms are inside and very clean. The employee running the place was nice.

Want to step back in time to all those films from your childhood? This is the place to go. Everything from George Barris cars to Liberace. They have the KITT car from knight rider and dukes of hazard car. Tow Mater and Hudson Hornet are also there. It is a small museum but well worth the money.. very interesting to say the least. No video is allowed but you a take pictures. If you are in town with some spare time, please visit!

We got here at 10 am on clock early July (100 outside) . Cash only, they have an atm inside the building. We spent like 50 looking around cars from movies and shows and it was awesome! Each car is easily identifiable, displayed with stories and fun facts. The back ground music was on point! The cars took us to when we were kids. It gets a little warm but they have plenty of cooling fans to to keep you comfy. The gift shop has a bunch of license plates from movies and shows as well, they take cash, Venmo, Zelle, etc. oh! If you check on Yelp, you get $5off adult admission ticket. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

In all the times I have come to Vegas, I never knew this place existed. I'm glad I had a Go City pass, because this museum was one of my attractions. It would've been worth paying to get in. They have a good sized collection of cars, some screen used in Hollywood, some were replicas. They also have a great Liberace section, including some of his cars. it was so much fun looking at all of these items. This is a great museum to visit. It is a lot of fun. I'm glad I found this. Thank you.

The museum has an extensive collection and it was next to the arena! The staff were helpful explaining who the owners were and how they own a site in Florida. https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=728300d92df6aedb&q=Dauer+Museum+of+Classic+Cars+Sunrise,+FL&ludocid=18042941062290640116&ibp=gwp;0,7&lsig=AB86z5UfGopuvWRrCuGWkMa_pN1V&lqi=ChtkdXJlbCBpbiBmbG9yaWRhIGNhciBtdXNldW0xkEQAAAAAAABI4KrbyeWAgIAIWikQABADEAQYAhgDGAQiG2R1cmVsIGluIGZsb3JpZGEgY2FyIG11c2V1bZIBBm11c2V1bZoBI0NoWkRTVWhOTUc5blMwVkpRMEZuU1VOU2RrbGhWRmQzRUFFqgFuCgcvbS8wazRqEAEqHyIbZHVyZWwgaW4gZmxvcmlkYSBjYXIgbXVzZXVtKAAyHxABIhsYIvih_hdaVpXToEy8Zi8TwXffI_3A3pBkKAEyHxACIhtkdXJlbCBpbiBmbG9yaWRhIGNhciBtdXNldW3gAQD6AQQIYRBJ&phdesc=l-00mRvGVFg&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjgtuKZ9emKAxVBM9AFHXpQIWQQkbkFKAB6BAg0EAc

Hollwood Cars Museum is located on Tropicana and Dean Martin, next to Liberace Garage.The museum has over a hundred cars, including vehicles that were featured from films and television. One of the collection's highlight is the 1976 Mercedes Benz pink limo, which has a built-in heart-shape hot tub. At 38 feet, it was the largest car in the world and recognized by Guinness Book of World Records. Currently the world's longest car "The American Dream" broke record at over 100 ft, and that's on display at a museum in Orlando, Florida.They even have the actual lifeboat from Tom Hank's film "Captain Phillips" that seats about 30 people. There's also the Lotus Esprit submarine car, which is uniquely design for the 1977 James Bond film "The Spy Who Loved Me" and the Batmobile from the movie "Batman Returns." My favorite are the stunt cars from the first movie "The Fast and the Furious" with Vin Diesel's 1993 Mazda RX-7 and Paul Walker's 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse, these cars are very cool and memorable!

One of the more fun to go to Museums. It also doesn't cost too much and they even have a discount on Yelp right now. (subject to change) They have all kinds of cars to looks at. Some are reproductions but they are from popular TV Shows and Movies that you know. The Liberace Collection is dazzling! We both enjoyed this one.This is located not too far from the Strip and parking is easy and close.

We decided to check out this Hollywood Car Museum and were pleasantly surprised at everything that was inside. The cost is $20 per person, but if you show the coupon on their website you get $5 off each ticket. They only take cash but do have an ATM on site. You also get to see the Liberace Car Museum on site, and for a $5 per person donation, get to enter a n additional Liberace exhibit which was quite interesting. All that cars we seen where fascinating and unique. Overall, the experience was great and better than I anticipated.

This place is a staple to me. They have military discount as well for admission! They have many cars from all kinds of movies. If you're in Vegas you have to stop here and check it out