About this experience
Get a different view of American history at the Mob Museum, The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement. Take an interactive journey and hear about the birth of the mob, through to its battles with the law via exciting, multi-sensory exhibits!
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The Mob Museum, 300 Stewart Avenue, Las Vegas
Head to the main entrance at 300 Stewart Avenue in downtown Las Vegas. Present your mobile ticket at the door — no need to print anything. By bus, take Line 207 to the Stewart & 3rd St (E) stop.
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- Your mobile ticket (screenshot or live screen accepted)
- Photo ID if requested at the door
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. A mobile ticket on your phone screen is accepted at the entrance — a screenshot works fine.
Do children need a ticket?
Children aged 10 and under enter free and do not need a ticket. Just bring them along.
Is the Underground Speakeasy included in my admission?
Entry to the Underground Speakeasy & Distillery is included. Guided tours and paid tastings are separate and can be booked on the day.
What are the opening hours?
The museum is open daily 9 am to 9 pm (last admission 7 pm). The Underground is open Monday to Wednesday noon to 10 pm, and Thursday to Sunday noon to midnight. Always check the official website before your visit in case hours change.
Is the museum accessible for wheelchair users?
The museum is housed in a historic courthouse building. For specific accessibility queries, contact the museum directly before your visit.
Where exactly is the museum and how do I get there?
The Mob Museum is at 300 Stewart Avenue in downtown Las Vegas. By public bus, take Line 207 to the Stewart & 3rd Street (E) stop. Paid parking is available nearby.
The Mob Museum
The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement is a non-profit institution housed in a former federal courthouse in downtown Las Vegas, dedicated to presenting an authentic and unvarnished account of organised crime's impact on American society.