Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas Sign

We decided to visit the Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas Sign on a weekday morning to avoid the crowds. Arriving around 9am on a Wednesday, there were about 15 people waiting in line for the photographer. Instead of waiting, we went to the side and took our own pictures. As we were leaving, a busload of 40 people arrived, reinforcing our idea to visit earlier in the day. We also stopped by at night around 8:30pm and found only one other couple there for photos. While taking our pictures at night, a photographer's helper approached us with a bright light, asking if we needed assistance with lighting. We politely declined, but she persisted until we had to firmly ask her to leave us alone. Overall, if you visit the sign, remember that you can take your own pictures without waiting in line or being bothered by photographers. Just be respectful of others around you.

The Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas Sign has a small parking lot and plenty of room for photos. Visiting early in the morning at around 9am was a smart choice as the line slowly grew after my arrival. There is an unofficial photographer at the front who is willing to take pictures for tips, but you can also take your own photo from the side if you prefer. Despite the early hour, I was surprised by how busy it was. I recommend also checking out the Harley Davidson's Las Vegas sign just a few steps away towards the strip - it's a cool photo op with no people around. Overall, I was very happy to have visited the sign.

The iconic Las Vegas sign, a symbol of the 50s, continues to charm visitors with its timeless appeal. Located conveniently near the airport in the heart of the road, this landmark features a small parking lot and a designated photo spot, easily reachable by public transport. Whether day or night, the sign provides a perfect backdrop for photography enthusiasts. However, the experience can be slightly dampened by crowds, leading to occasional waits and mixed feelings. Some visitors have noted the unwanted presence of individuals offering photo services for tips, raising concerns about personal privacy. A major highlight is the chance to capture the sign in both daylight and nighttime, with the lights creating a magical atmosphere after dark. Yet, the nighttime scene can be bustling, with photographers and homeless individuals offering services for money. This has sparked calls for increased security measures to ensure a better visit for all. Despite these factors, visitors armed with top-notch smartphone cameras can still snap beautiful images of the sign and take selfies. Overall, the Las Vegas sign remains a must-see attraction, but guests should approach it with caution, considering the crowds, encounters at night, and the need for improved security.

VISITED SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2023 This was worth the drive to the sign. It's on the middle of the road near the airport. Thankfully there is parking. However, I wish we visited both day and night to get both perspectives. But we enjoyed taking pics at night with the lights! Just be aware, lots of people along with you will be there to take pics along with homeless. And they will hustle to take pics for some $$$. This is why I put 4 stars rather than 5. They need security there. Be aware... However, if you have the latest phone with a great camera then you can take some great pics of the sign itself or selfies. But definitely worth visiting!

The most iconic sign of Las Vegas since the 50s and nothing has changed even today. There is a small parking lot and a photo area for everyone. You can also get here by public transport. The sign is clean and nice for day and night photography. Definitely a must-visit place in Las Vegas. Expect that it is overcrowded and sometimes you have to wait a while.

It’s a great spot to take ur photoshoot with Las Vegas sign board. But the wait time gets longer as the day goes by. Reaching there at early morning around 6am would have cut the wait line but the lighting mehhh. I went there twice during my last visit. Each time the wait time was way too different. One during the weekend middle of the day with long que & no assistance. Other day Monday morning around 10am with less than 5mins wait, but there was a volunteer who helped us taking pictures & the wait line moved way too fast. Also he was great at taking pics. With baby it was tough to wait hence the picture on the side during the weekend: Not disturbing the actual frames