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Explore a massive three-story, 58,000 square foot museum that effortlessly taps into the childlike wonder in everyone, parents included. Wander through a water innovation area, catch a show at the theater, and roam through a mini-Raider Stadium. Discover unexpected spots like a Subaru mechanic shop, a jungle gym, a fictional dentist's office, a bank, a grocery store, and an arts and crafts area.

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Live the experience of being in The Hunger Games (without having to fear for your life as malnourished teenagers get particularly angsty). This exhibit thrusts you into the heart of the films with gritty interactive displays, genuine film props and costumes, and a remarkably life-like virtual archery range to channel your inner Katniss Everdeen. Just don't eat the poison berries ;).

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Explore the mysterious and the eerie with artifacts carrying dark histories. Founded by paranormal investigator Zak Bagans (host of "Ghost Adventures"), this museum is more than exhibits; it's a journey into the supernatural, blurring the lines between the living and the afterlife. You can even see some of the world’s most haunted objects and stories in history, from Dr. Kevorkian’s Death Van to the cursed Dybbuk Box.

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Follows in the footsteps of famed archaeologist Howard Carter when he unlocked the secrets of King Tut's tomb 100 years ago. Each exhibit room features replicas of ancient artifacts and unique treasures that give insight into the daily life and death of the famous child pharaoh, Tutankhamun.

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You don't have to be a history buff to appreciate Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition. It includes hundreds of authentic artifacts recovered from the 1914 wreckage, replicas of the sweeping dual staircase, staterooms and bunk rooms, and maybe the coolest part of all - you'll step out into an "outdoor" promenade and feel just how cold it was the night the ship sank and can even touch a replica of the iceberg.

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This is not your average museum. See confiscated evidence and artifacts from history's most notorious criminals, learn how organized crime shaped Vegas and the rest of the country, and then slide down to the basement for cocktails at the speakeasy. That's right! The Mob Museum is dedicated to immersion and includes a real distillery where they make moonshine and other booze in the basement, just like they did during Prohibition.

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Lovingly referred to as the Neon Boneyard, there are 250 iconic Las Vegas signs that have been collected and restored through the decades. Historic signage like Liberace's signature, the vintage lamp from the Aladdin Hotel, the original Sahara sign from 1952, and one of the most recent additions, the Hard Rock guitar. You've never been to a museum quite like this.

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