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Meow Wolf: “Omega Mart”
A psychedelic, interactive art
installation that takes visitors on
an unpredictable journey of
twists and turns. While guests
may begin in a bizarre
supermarket featuring
outlandish products, they’ll
venture to a variety of different
locales before their time is up.
3215 S. Rancho Drive, 725-2416300, meowwolf.com/ las-vegas
The Mob Museum Learn about
ATTRACTIONS
Escape IT Room
the history of organized crime
and its impact on American
society through immersive
exhibits, rare artifacts, and an
underground speakeasy in this
three-story museum. 300
Stewart Ave., 702-229-2734,
themobmuseum.org
Escape IT Room A revolutionary
Museum of Illusions Conveniently
take on the traditional escape
experience, this multi-room set
invites visitors on a journey to
explore the infamous locations of
the highest grossing horror film of
all time—IT. Packed with state-ofthe-art special effects, animatronics,
and live actors, this fully immersive
challenge requires outsiders to use
critical thinking skills to escape
Pennywise, The Dancing Clown.
Guests have 60 minutes to find
freedom or float. 273 S. Martin Luther
King Blvd, 702-333-0770, escapeit.com
positioned in the heart of City
Center’s newest retail space is the
Museum of Illusions, a viral-worthy
exhibition designed with education
and entertainment in mind. Perfect
for all ages, each interactive room
tricks the mind, encourages
imagination, and eventually
illuminates the mystery behind the
magic. The largest of its kind, The
Strip’s flagship location is the
perfect place to explore how art,
science, and psychology combine to
create captivating memories.
63 CityCenter, , 3716 South Las
Vegas Blvd, moilasvegas.com
Madame Tussauds Snap pictures
alongside movie stars, music icons
of past and present, Hall of Fame
athletes, and Marvel superheroes
at this wax-figure museum. The
Venetian, 702-862-7800, madametussauds.com/las-vegas
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The Neon Museum Las Vegas
Voted the best pop-culture
museum by USA Today’s readers,
this nonprofit organization is
dedicated to the collection,