LAS VEGAS, NV (KXNT) - Another sign that Las Vegas is slowly coming back to life was announced yesterday.
The Neon Museum downtown says that it plans to re-open for business on Friday, May 22nd.
The place has been shut down for more than a month, along with casinos and so-called “non-essential businesses”, in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus).
The museum has been offering virtual tours on its website since the forced closure.
The museum will be offering general admission tickets to locals for just $10 while enacting rules that respect the CDC’s social distancing guidelines, as well as limiting the number of people at the attraction at any one time. They'll also be providing staff with masks and gloves.