The Mob Museum: Entry Ticket

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Age suitability

The Mob Museum Las Vegas is suitable for visitors aged 8 and above. However, some exhibits may be too intense or disturbing for younger children.

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Plan Your Visit to the Mob Museum Today! 

Discover the enthralling history of organized crime and its impact on American culture at the Mob Museum in downtown Las Vegas's heart. Uncover the mob's origins, peaking into the shadowy world of notorious figures and law enforcement heroes who battled against them. 

Step into the Shadows and Whispers 

Delve into the gritty tales of Shadows and Whispers, G-Men, and Made Men. Learn about infamous personalities like Al Capone, Moe Dalitz, and Frank Costello, who shaped the world of organized crime and its battles with law enforcement. The museum features unique artifacts such as Al Capone's revolver and courtroom sketches.

The Historic Building 

Housed in the former Las Vegas Post Office and Courthouse, the Mob Museum itself is a piece of history. This historic building, constructed in 1933, hosted the Kefauver Committee hearings in 1950, which significantly exposed the mob in America. The building's architecture remains largely unchanged, offering a glimpse into the past.

Artifacts and Authenticity 

Experience hundreds of authentic artifacts vividly depicting the mob's past—Marvel at infamous items like guns, electric chairs, and Bugsy Siegel's sunglasses. Listen to wiretap recordings that helped bring down Kansas City crime bosses, immersing yourself in the era’s covert operations. Highlights include the original wall from the St. Valentine's Day Massacre and the barber chair where Albert Anastasia was murdered.

Immersive Exhibits 

Journey through multi-sensory exhibits that bring real-life mob stories to life. Encounter tales of infamous figures like Al Capone, Moe Dalitz, and Frank Costello. Download the free Mob Museum app with interactive maps and investigative missions to enhance your visit.

A Unique View of History 

The Mob Museum, officially known as The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, offers an unparalleled perspective on American history. Through interactive displays, visitors can explore the rise of organized crime and its constant clashes with law enforcement, providing a comprehensive educational experience. Learn about the Prohibition era, the rise of Las Vegas, and critical historical events that shaped the battle between the mob and the law.

Notable Names and Events

 Learn about key figures and pivotal events that defined the mob era. From Al Capone, the most celebrated mobster in American history, to Tony Spilotro’s nefarious activities in Las Vegas, the museum brings their stories to life with detailed exhibits and personal artifacts. Discover the stories of law enforcement agents who risked their lives to take down these criminals.

Organized Crime Today 

The museum doesn’t just focus on the past; it also sheds light on current organized crime activities. A giant 5-meter touchscreen explores modern issues such as drug trafficking, weapons dealing, money laundering, and cybercrime, showcasing the ongoing efforts of global law enforcement. Exhibits cover contemporary organized crime networks and the international fight against these illicit activities.

The Underground Speakeasy & Distillery

Step back in time and experience the Prohibition era at the Underground Speakeasy & Distillery within the Mob Museum. This hidden gem offers a unique glimpse into the 1920s with its authentic decor, handcrafted cocktails, and in-house distillery. Learn about the history of speakeasies and their role during Prohibition while enjoying a taste of history. Perfect for those looking to delve deeper into the era of secret bars and illicit alcohol.

Secure Your Spot for The Mob Museum Las Vegas Today! 

Don’t miss the chance to explore the fascinating history and present state of organized crime in the United States. Purchase your tickets now for an unforgettable experience at the Mob Museum. 

Visitor guidelines

• The last admission is at 7 pm, 2 hours before closing.

• Parking is available at the Museum for a small fee. 

• Checking for the latest COVID-19 guidelines is recommended.

• There is a stop for the Mob Museum on the Downtown Loop free shuttle service.