300 Stewart Avenue
Las Vegas, NV , 89101-2956

Phone: (702) 229-2734

Website

Told from both side, organized crime and that of law enforcement. This fascinating history in America is brought to life through one-of-a-kind artifacts, interactive touch screens and unique displays to interact with law enforcement and organized crime tools. For example, visitors can shoot a simulated Tommy gun, listen to real FBI surveillance tapes on wiretapping equipment or take part in FBI weapons training.
The Museum also features some of the most iconic artifacts in Mob history including the wall from the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in Chicago.
The Museum is housed within the historic former federal courthouse and U.S. Post Office. The courtroom on the second floor is the very courtroom where one of 14 national Kefauver Hearings to expose organized crime was held back in 1950.

Hours of operation: Sunday through Thursday 10:00 am to 7:00 pm, Friday and Saturday 10:00 am to 8:00 pm.
The price of admission varies widely for tourists and locals, on-line or on-site, with single or group rates, or combination tickets: see the website. Free admission on February 14th, Valentines day (a portion of the St Valentines Day Massacre wall is part of the museum display) and November 15th, Kefauver day (Kefauver Committee hearings took place here on Nov. 15, 1950). The Penny Passport souvenir penny collecting book is for sale in the gift shop for $5.99 plus tax.

Parking is $8.00 for 4 hours while you are in the museum, but you can sometimes park in the lot next door to the west for free if available.
Free parking downtown is now gone unless you are a registered guest at one of the hotels. The hotel casino parking garages charge different rates for hourly parking, most are $2.00 for an hour. You can also park on-street (not on Fremont Street) at one of the pay meters.

There are 6 other penny machines on Fremont Street within 5 minutes walking distance: see the Downtown Las Vegas Fremont Street locations. The penny machine at the Container park is about a 10/15 minute walk.

Machine now takes credit/debit cards $4 for all four pennies, automatic roll.

Machine 2: (2018) is located on the ground floor to the right as you enter in the gift shop. You do not have to pay admission to the museum to go to the gift shop. Designs all have 'The Mob Museum' on them:
1. (H) Brass knuckles with 'Power Respect Las Vegas, Nevada'.
2. (V) Beer keg on top of a 1933 Ford with 'Happy Days Are Beer Again Dec 1933 Las Vegas, NV'.
3. (V) A cocktail glass between two beer glasses with 'A Party Without A Drink Is Just A Meeting'.
4. (H) Al Capone with 'All I Do Is Supply A Demand, Las Vegas, Nevada'.

Token Machine 1: (Large tokens all brass color) in the gift shop.
Obverse :
1) 'The Mob Museum', Image of Al Capone with '1899-1947 Al Capone'
2) 'The Mob Museum',Three gangsters; two holding machine guns with 'What Happens in the Family, Stay's in the Family'
3) 'Las Vegas, Nevada', Image of skyline/ Rear- Mob Museum building with 'Open February 2012 Las Vegas Nevada',
4) 'The Mob Museum, Al Capone Lucky Luciano Bugsy Siegal Meyer Lansky John Gotti, Moe Dalitz, National Museum of Organized Crime & Law Enforcement'.
Reverse for all coins:
Mob Museum building with 'Open February 2012 Las Vegas Nevada'.

For Purchase plastic gaming chip style Tokens::
Designs are the same on each side, Vegas Vic on left of dice and playing cards. Available in multiple border colors
1) The Mob Museum/ Rear; The Mob Museum.

Retirrd Penny Machines:

Retired 1 (Penny): 1) (H) A police hat and fedora with 'There Are Two Sides to Every Story'. 2) (V) A barber chair with 'Barber Shop Chair'. 3) (V) Al Capone with 'Capone'. 4) (H) A Thompson sub-machine gun and bullet holes with 'St. Valentine's Day Massacre'.
Reverse side: 'The Mob Museum, Downtown Las Vegas'

Retired Tokens

From Token Machine 1:
1) (Retired silver color) Three gangsters; two holding machine guns with 'What Happens in the Family, Stay's in the Family'' Rear - Mob Museum building with 'Open February 2012 Las Vegas Nevada'
2) (Retired Design) Image of Al Capone with '5th Anniversary 2012-2017 National Museum of Organized Crime & Law Enforcement/ Rear - Mob Museum building with 'Open February 2012 Las Vegas Nevada'

Retired Purchased Tokens. (Half dollar size in plastic case). Designs were:
1) Brass color; 'There are Two Sides to Every Story' around bottom and 'The Mob Museum' over brass knuckles/ Rear has 'There are Two Sides to Every Story' around bottom and 'The Mob Museum' over handcuffs'.
2) Chrome color:There are Two Sides to Every Story' around bottom and 'The Mob Museum' over a gangster holding a machine gun in front of a target with bullet holes in it. / Rear has 'There are Two Sides to Every Story' around left side and 'The Mob Museum' under a policeman with a gun in front of the Museum building'.

G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude N36° 10' 21.7344" Longitude: W115° 8' 28.2438"
Google Maps coordinates: 5VF5+4G Las Vegas, Nevada

10/17. There is now a token machine in the gift shop.
10/18: A new PennyMen 4 design machine was installed here.$1 pre loaded Zincs
11/21: The purchased tokens are gone.

6/3/24: Machine 2 (the penny press machine) is back in the gift shop, but it is now an automatic one where you can put in a dollar bill for one penny or insert a credit card which will charge you $4 for all 4 pennies. Works good.