Made a reservation to take a tour over the holidays and came away with a great experience. Glad we did that as walk-ins were either turned away or told to come back hours later. My tip - use the internet and make a reservation!
I was pleasantly surprised over how much I learned on my visit. The tour guides are fantastic and it's a great history lesson on the evolution of Vegas. Mixing in a little bit of humor when giving the history lesson is a nice touch. The tour itself lasts about 45 minutes to an hour and includes some awesome vintage signs. Most signs are broken down, but some are restored and they're currently in the process of restoring others.
I was able to snag a bunch of pics as they let you roam, but only one sign ahead or behind of the tour. Thus it was organized, while you still got the chance to sneak a personal pic in.
The signs are great and a reminder of some of the old places that used to take my money. Signs from Stardust, Frontier, and others really take me back.
It's just past downtown Vegas so it might be a little of a trip for tourists, but I'd definitely try to visit the Boneyard if I have the chance.