We visited the museum on Sept. 29th with friends. Our tour guide was excellent. She has really done her homework about Liberace and every item in the museum. And, you can tell she really loves her job. Well worth the time and effort. Also, glad to see that it is a non-profit exhibit.... more

We went to the museum even though my better half was reluctant (not a fan). I thought this would be an interesting attraction. He actually enjoyed seeing all of the jewelry, costumes, pianos and cars. It is also quite educational. Liberace must have been a very kind, gracious individual. The non-profit Museum supports the work of The Liberace Foundation for... more

Going to Las Vegas my first choice was not to go here- I am glad our friends wanted to go and we tagged along. The free shuttle from the Bellagio was great- it dropped us off after at the other end of the strip and we got to see part of the area we might have missed. The museum is... more

My g/f and I just loved it. We took the free shuttle from the Excallibur and had a great time. The collection of pianos was amazing. I think I took more pictures at this museum than our entire trip. You have to see the collection of his costumes too. We have a great time! more

Even after living in Las Vegas for over a year, I never found a more fun and kitschy attraction than the Liberace Museum. The tickets are a little high priced but you get a lot of Liberace for your money. The museum runs free buses from the Strip to the museum regularly, the music is incomparable, and when there's live... more

I decided that if we were going to go to Vegas we should at least pay a little visit to the Home of Kitsch itself. We got the free shuttle from the Bellagio (sadly we didn't tip the driver) and paid the $15pp admission fee. We were just in time for the guided tour and I must say it was... more

We didn't know that the museum is closed on Mondays so it would have been easier not to go back on Tuesday. Glad we did. I really didn't know much about Liberace other than seeing the flambuoyant performer on TV when I was a kid. This museum is one of a kind, just like Liberace. From his costumes, to his... more

We went to Vegas in March 08 and I was looking forward to going to the Liberace museum. It is a fair way from the strip and we took a cab there (they will give you a discount on the admission price if you do), and made sure we went when Wes Winters was playing in the afternoon. We loved... more

We visited the museum on a Sunday afternoon. It is $15 for 2 buildings: one with cars and pianos, the other with costumes and furniture. A docent in the costume building provided some interesting details on the costumes. I was surprised that there was no short movie that showed his act or described his life. It's not worth a detour. more