Hollywood Cars Museum & Liberace Garage

Awesome Auto Exhibit Visiting for the first time, I had a fantastic experience. The collection of cars is nostalgic and filled with pleasant memories. There’s a wealth of things to explore. I highly suggest a visit to all.

A good show of original and replica cars from movies and TV shows. The exhibition is a litter amateur like, with cars all around. The warehouse can be made to look better with a little of TLC and better lighting. They accept only cash (20 dollars the admission).

Visited the Hollywood Cars Museum with my family and we each had a different favorite car. My mom loved the Beverly Hillbillies and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang cars, I personally enjoyed the Captain Phillips life boat, and my young boys were big fans of the Back to the Future and Batman cars. Overall, it was a great place with lots of history.

I had a very enjoyable experience at Hollywood Cars Museum. The $20 tickets for adults were worth it, especially since children get in for free. The service was very good and the cars on display were absolutely astonishing. I definitely recommend stopping by. Additionally, I suggest donating an extra $5 to gain access to more cool stuff related to Liberace and the chance to sit in a couple of the cars.

Overall, the Hollywood Cars Museum was a neat experience. While I'm not a big car enthusiast myself, my brother, who is a car guy, really enjoyed it. The museum had a mix of actual movie props and well-made replicas. Personally, I preferred the actual props, but the replicas were impressive as well. My friend and I finished exploring in about half an hour, while my brother took close to an hour to take everything in. I hope the museum can expand its collection with more unique vehicles like the giant roller skate (my personal favorite) and the super long limo. Admission is $20 and it's advisable to bring cash for entry.

I recently visited the Hollywood Cars Museum in Las Vegas with my sister and was impressed by the friendly and helpful staff member at the front desk. Due to road closures, we had trouble finding the museum, but with the assistance of the staff member, we were able to get the directions we needed. The collection of cars on display brought back nostalgic memories of beloved shows and movies from our childhood. My personal favorite was the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang car. Admission to the museum was included in our Go City pass, making it a worthwhile and enjoyable experience.

I have been here twice. To be honest, the cars are nice but are getting outdated. It would be nice if they could add new cars every now and then. The place is clean and the attendants are friendly. Overall, it was a positive experience. The price might be a little high for what is there to be offered.

My husband and I had a wonderful experience at this museum. Both staff members we spoke to were enthusiastic and very knowledgeable about the artifacts here. Their joy was infectious, and we both deeply enjoyed our walk through. We noticed a few typos in some of the informational placards, but they were much more charming than they were distracting, lol. The bathrooms were clean and well maintained, as well. I left my phone in the bathroom on accident for approximately 10 or 15 minutes after we left, but someone found it and gave it right back as I was sprinting into the museum, I was so happy. This is a GREAT place to visit, even if you don't know the first thing about vehicles (like me.)

It's a cool place with lots of nice movie cars. Spent about an hour there. Worth the price (and there's a $5 off coupon on their website). You also get to see the Liberace collection, which was very nice as well. We had planned to see the Liberace Museum years ago but it was closed down. So nice to see the cars and belongings found a new place here.

It was cool but the price per person was a bit much. The Shelby Heritage Center is right up the road and has about 30 car to view for free. We didn’t have high expectations but our kids had a good time. It just wasn’t worth $20per person for 10min of waking around looking at cars. You cannot take videos or touch the vehicles. If they had a few that you could interact with I think that would make a difference.

Pretty fun experience. Maybe a bit overpriced. Lots of cool cars, of course! Shame that video isn't allowed, but at least you can get some cool pictures.

All in all, it was a good experience. The front desk person was professional and gave us all the rules and info quickly. Several cars to see, although there could have been more. There is an additional room in the back that requires an additional fee.

A fun place with a great selection of movie and TV cars along with other interesting items. I've been here a few times and have always had a good time.

The museum is very clean and interesting, on the outside it seems small but it has a lot of interesting cars that take you to your childhood memories. I also loved the Captain Phillips lifeboat and Batman cars. definitely it is a very worthy place and it makes me sad that is not a very well known in the area. You should visit!

Absolutely worth the money. We stayed for nearly two hours and enjoyed every minute. I will definitely be back next time I'm in Vegas.

Loved this museum since I'm a movie and auto fan; they have fantastic movie cars and even ships (Rescue boat from Tom Hanks' Captain Phillips), all for $20 admission. There's even some very rare antique cars and a sweet Vespa scooter gallery. It's also connected to the Liberace car collection if you're into that. Awesome souvenir license plates from movies are sold in a display case near the exit too. Great way to spend an hour or so. It's a bit hot as there isn't A/C but they do have large blowing fans to cool the area. It's about 5 minutes drive from the major In N Out.

A real treat that we didn't discover until our last couple of days in Vegas. The Hollywood Cars Museum has an awesome selection of cars and is large enough that you're not dodging other visitors like a lot of Vegas attractions. Travis and the whole staff was excellent and I will be coming back again in the future to take a closer look at our time was a bit rushed due to other commitments.