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Atomic Museum — Las Vegas, Nevada
Photo: Ypsilon from Finland, CC0 via Wikimedia Commons. The museum building's exterior on E. Flamingo Road, with its 'Atomic Testing Museum' signage — the museum's former name (renamed the Atomic Museum in 2021); same building and location.
Atomic Museum in Las Vegas: best for ages 9-12, 13-17; Adults $29; seniors 65+ and Nevada residents $24; youth (ages 7–17) and college students $15; military, veterans and first responders $25; children under 6 free.
Address755 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89119
HoursDaily 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (box office closes 4:15 p.m.); closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day, with early closes on December 24 and 31
PricesAdults $29; seniors 65+ and Nevada residents $24; youth (ages 7–17) and college students $15; military, veterans and first responders $25; children under 6 free
Price notesFrom the museum's Plan Your Visit page and FAQ. The museum is cashless. UNLV students receive free admission on Wednesdays with a current ID (Rebel Wednesdays).
Age notesThe national museum of the Nevada Test Site story — real artifacts, Cold War pop culture and a Ground Zero Theater that simulates a blast with sound and vibration, which can be intense for young or sound-sensitive children. Best for ages 9 and up; children under 6 are free, and children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
BookingOnline tickets are encouraged; walk-ins are admitted subject to capacity.
Suggested timeAbout 2 hours
AccessibilityNot confirmed on the museum's pages in the text fetched.
ParkingFree on-site parking in front of the building.
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Venue details last verified November 5, 2026 against official sources. Hours and prices change — check the official site before you go. FamilyDay AI is a free planning tool for parents; we list only facts we have verified, and we never invent ratings or reviews.
