Erotic Heritage Museum

This is a very informative museum. I want to go again and take more time to explore on my own. In my opinion this is somewhere to go without a group so you can go at your own pace!

I had an amazing time exploring the museum. It features a fascinating collection of erotic historical artifacts, complemented by thoughtfully written information on sexual topics spanning through the ages. The layout is well-designed, making it easy to navigate, and you’re free to take your time immersing yourself in everything it has to offer.

Great museum on the history of sex. Ran and created by an all woman staff.

This place is so cool! A great history museum that acknowledges every bit of human sexuality. Way more informative than I expected it to be, and I’m so happy for it. Definitely recommend! We were told there’s another exhibit in the works to make it interactive, so we’ll be back!!

It was definitely a one of a kind experience! But it's so fun! Be prepared to be shown all kinds of things there. Lots of erotic.... items, and the history behind it. The shop for souvenirs is awesome. I got an 18inch d*ck pillow.... I LOVE it!!! Highly recommend to go see it at least once!

Probably one of the weirdest museums I’ve ever visited—but definitely worth it! 🤭 Many visitors have complained about missing dates and information, but honestly didn’t bother me. 🤔 I didn’t visit to be educated on erotic history, my boyfriend and I went because it was something unique to do in Las Vegas!!! With signs like this…people are WAY TOO SERIOUS…and maybe too sensitive: 🤭😬😂

Was an interesting museum. Spent about an hour there. Some of the exhibits were in process, like the "sex in space" that I would be interested in seeing completed.

Very educational experience. The staff was awesome and knowledgeable. Got to get a pic of Benny the Hearse with my Hearse.

Partner and I went here as the last stop on our trip before going home! It's a nice and quiet go at your own pace museum. We loved it! I genuinely felt like we could have spent a good couple hours in here with all the information and art there was. I think the museum beautifully showed the long and intricate history of something natural that has been happening for millions of years, sex! Not only that but there was so much information on gender and sexuality. It meant a lot to us. Yes there is some "uncomfy" stuff, but that's history. It's good to reflect on these things so we don't repeat it. Very much a take what resonates and leave what doesn't. Would absolutely love to come back next time I'm in Vegas and maybe even get my hands on some of the artwork displayed!!

My friend wanted to check this out while in Vegas. I think I expected something more "museum" like - it mostly seemed like a sex-hoarder had emptied their hoard of kitchy stuff out randomly. A lot of the signs were not spell-checked which was kind of funny. There were a bunch of foam dolls in various positions and one had yellow foam leaking out of her crotch area which made me laugh. I do think there were some good intentions here about how sex is judged and stigmatized. There were interesting exhibits on birth control and how humans becoming bipedal changed our sex lives. Also they had an exhibit on trans rights that was good. Do I feel like I learned anything? Not really. But it was kind of interesting. I think I would have enjoyed going to this kind of museum in my early twenties.

Not for everyone ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [Las Vegas NV] Is it really a surprise that the largest erotic museum happens to be in Las Vegas? LoL! After checking at the front desk with our passes we were instructed to go through a door that led to the museum. We were allowed to take photos inside but I was afraid to post them here in Yelp LoL! The museum is two levels that depicts the history of erotica. This is a self-guided tour so we explored at our own pace. A lot of reading material and exhibits on display that explore the erotic heritage, they were placed randomly all over, not in any kind of order so it was a bit weird to be in one part of the building to the next without any connection like from the history of humanity to Hitler's affair with Eva Braun. There is an original pay phone booth... this booth was a genuine item once used by sex workers at the Chicken Ranch in Pahrump NV. Okaaaay... if you look closely on that photo you will see behind an enormous penis made of pennies LoL! This was the last attraction we visited on the first day of our Go City Pass. By this time we were already too exhausted to walk around. If it weren't for the Go City pass we probably wouldn't go and pay on our own. Parking is free but limited. Review #3406

We went here for the Puppetry of the Penis show and didn't explore the actual museum. I booked via the web site and was looking for any kind of package deal where we could arrive early and check out the museum before the show. Nope, tickets were like $30 for the museum. We arrived around 7p for the show and were told for an extra $10, we could explore the museum. Well, that wasn't enough time with seating 45 mins away, so we passed. I mentioned to the cashier that there was no mention of a package deal to which she responded "we never had a package deal". Well, guess what, YOU DO! Anyway, it was frustrating. There was a "Bar" set up while waiting for the show and I'd say just stick with a basic cocktail or a beer ($13 for a Heineken). You're better off getting drunk before you go. The lobby was cool where you could kill some time before the show without going into the museum. The staff was friendly and the show was great. I just wish they'd let you know more about the discounted prices BEFORE you go. She did say we could come back within 3 days for the $0 admission, but that's another $30ish in Uber fees to go where there's really nothing much else around. I would say it's probably worth it to go if you're getting a deal with the show and make it a two-fer.

I wasn't entirely sure what to expect, but I love exploring the quirky side of life. The Erotic Heritage Museum dishes up a heaping serving of quirk... and kink through the ages. With carefully curated exhibits, the museum covers (or uncovers) every aspect of what goes on under the covers. From sex for procreation to sex for hire, and everything in between, the museum was both educational and entertaining. If you're looking for something different to do, be sure to check out the Erotic Heritage Museum. I definitely recommend this place.

I would have never known that this place existed, if it were not for my go city pass. I'm glad I stopped in, as it was an interesting museum. It covered everything from sex throughout history, (I thought the section on how sex was looked at during Hitler's. Germany was very interesting...). How different societies look at sex, Sex scandals in politics and in the public eye, (I liked the wall of shame, that included hypocrites such as Jerry, Falwell, etc....) And how America has looked at sex over the years. It covered. things such as the me too movement, sex involving groups, such as the elderly and the "handicapped", Sex and the LGBTQ movement, And recreational sex, such as BDSM, prostitution, etc.... It looks at sexuality from a whole lot of different angles, or "positions", pun intended.... I thought some of the exhibits were a bit "over the top", but still, I found the whole museum very interesting. Even without my Go City pass it would've been worth paying to see. Thank you for an interesting time..

This is not particularly erotic. It's more weird and a little dirty. But we did really appreciate the surprising emphasis on first amendment rights and reproductive freedom. That was nice to see. It's an interesting way to kill an hour or so. When we went (December 2022), several exhibits seemed to be closed or under construction. Definitely get the Groupon! That's the only way to guarantee you have no regrets the morning after.

The Erotic Heritage Museum is museum dedicated to the history of almost everything sexual from its usage in art throughout history to modern day pornography and its effect on society. When you enter the erotic heritage museum you enter through a gift shop full of t-shirts and other various things you could buy before walking through the museum entrance being thrown into a world of wooden sex toys, celebrity replicas (only at the entrance), political scandals, genitalia replicas, and enough history to teach you everything you need to really know about the history of sex in the world. For the most part, I found this museum way tamer then I expected it to be and pretty informative about women's rights, sexual art, and various other things while also having some funny things set up like sex dolls, an area for parody's featuring a Star Wars theme, and even a sex doll leaving nothing for the imagination. Overall, it was certainly an interesting experience wandering around the Erotic Heritage Museum and even though I don't think it's perfect, it was an alright time. It only takes between 30-45 minutes to pass through this museum but if you enjoy learning and are over the age of 18, it's worth checking out.

My friends and I stopped by this museum after visiting Planet 13 and was quite disappointed. For $20, we were expecting more content and maybe a better gift store. The exhibits contained alot of texts to read and got a bit boring. The 2nd floor was more interesting with more paintings, videos, and artifacts. Overall, I would recommend if you have nothing else to do and wanted to spend about an hour looking around here. Also the advertised bike exhibit was not available early November 2022.

I regret our visit here and the money we spent to get in. The collection of actual artifacts was interesting to look at, but there was barely any historical information about them and I didn't learn anything new. The layout is really poor with no direction on how to progress through the museum. Each new section was very abrupt. Like others have said, lots of typos and mistakes on signs that are poorly written wordy essays. Lots of exhibits are incomplete with major parts missing (the sex bike isn't there, not even a photo of it, and the sex in space section was broken although also unclear how this fits in to "erotic heritage" because nothing was explained well). This is defintely more of a shallow collection of sexy topics and knick knacks more than a museum. It wasn't the experience advertised so I was rightly disappointed.

This review is long overdue. A couple of years back I had a booth at the Adult Film Festival held at this beautiful museum. Attached are some behind the scenes pics of some of the models at my booth and me, as we were setting up for the venue. I have been in the adult industry for quite a while and my event there was my first time visiting this museum. The building is masterfully set up, showing the evolution of the adult industry and experiencing it gave me new insight on the ins and outs of erotic arts over the years. The best part of all was the fantastic, friendly staff. There was always someone around to assist and each of them were very knowledgeable of history. I highly recognize this place as a must-see to anyone of legal age visiting Vegas.

The Erotic Heritage Museum seems less like a museum and more like a place where people have just donated random collections of erotic-related stuff. There are lots of areas in the space that have little or no description, which contributes to the "This isn't a museum" vibe. That's not to say that I didn't enjoy myself and learn some things, but it really feels like the place has been around a long time and just had a bunch of random stuff thrown in. The staff at the museum was nice enough, but there's no one in the actual museum to answer questions about the displays. I probably wouldn't return, but this place is definitely worth at least one visit.

Had an absolute blast at this museum!! So educational and fun. I'd like to thank Amy and Christy (I hope I got their names right) at the front desk, for being so inviting and fun during our visit, excellent customer service. Definitely will be back to explore again.

When in Vegas... We took a chance with getting a Groupon here and visited on May 12th. We weren't sure what to expect, but were pleasantly surprised. The staff was super friendly and advised of the app with a map and info of the museum. There is a lot of reading so if you're tired save it for a time when you have more energy. The exhibits are amazing from Countess Bathory to Sex In Space to the World's Biggest Sex Bike to all of the art work. Art ranges as far back as the 1500s. Yes there is also porn playing, but it's more in the porn in the media exhibit and peep show areas. They also have an area about the Chicken Ranch and a small area about cannabis. We enjoyed it so much we made a 2nd trip Thursday. Definitely make this a must on your Vegas stops.

Interesting museum we should say... It didn't seem like the world largest museum as it is advertised . Many interesting exhibits but we didn't have a tour guide around the museum. It would be nice if there was a person who could tell more history and answer our questions. The room with a tvs on the wall caught our attention ... we were there for a while you know . We might come back, but it depends if the store next door is opened.

What an interesting place!! Yes, it talks about sex and has porn playing non stop like you would imagine, but the interesting stuff is the history that sex has. The museum carries a lot of history dating back to the 1500's. One of the most interesting things here on display is the Iron Cross from Hitler and the 3rd Reich. The story and the history of his mistress and niece are creepy, but interesting. We found an awesome deal on Groupon, so check for deals before you go. It'll take you about 90 minutes if you take your time. If you're looking for something different, it's a good place to hit up.

Got a good deal from groupon. There is also a yelp deal. Lots of dicks & pussy information.

I'm thrilled the place exists, and that it's not cheesy, sleazy, or overpriced. It does provide for a diverting 90 minutes of entertainment in a city that doesn't always deliver on that goal. But the layout and displays aren't set up particularly well; most of the collection is large but unremarkable; the curation is all over the place and overambitious; and it's quite unsexy at the end of the day. A highlight was their artwork from the Middle East, which were gathered attractively upstairs, but the explanations were tiny and terse, and you'd really need to download their app to make your way through it or find the highlights.

Went here a while ago. Woke, leftist propaganda. Not even anything worth seeing. Poor excuse for a museum with lots of misspellings, lack of information or anything even remotely interesting. 0/10. This place sucks. Regretted spending money here. Skip it, save your money, and go do something worth the time and money. This is not it.

While in Vegas, we checked this museum out. I can't even begin to tell you how much history there is about sex, prostitution, drugs, politicians having affairs, etc.. Wow, so much history behind it. Lots of history, culture and art dated back from the 1500's. You would definitely learn something from coming here. We spent about one hour, both floors total. They didn't let me take videos, but Photos were OK.. Also, I was actually expecting to see the bike that they advertise, but it wasn't there. What's up with that? Anyway, they have a Groupon, so take advantage of that, and check this place out.

I'd love to take my husband to a show, but APPARENTLY there isn't any. And the website 'help' is not help, at all. "Buy Tickets" button leads me to a page that informs me there are NO SHOWS. Bruh, how the heck am I supposed to endorse this place if there is nothing to endorse???

Let's explore the bottom depths of the rabbit hole. What will it be the blue or the red pill? Take a moment and decide this review comes with a warning. We are going to explore the depths of erotic wonderland and if you choose to proceed with the red pill, such as Neo so bravely did then the truths of reality and knowledge await you. For those that need that security of the blue pill take soliciting that all will be fine. Sex, is the three letter word that has sparked so much controversy. It has been the death of so many over just the look of a young vixen or fair maiden. Why then do we keep secrets about our most erotic fantasies. Why does only Siri and Alexa know our darkest secrets? Located directly behind Fashion Show Mall is a museum that few know about. It is not a filthy establishment where their is peep shows and such. The museum is designed to educate the public just how far society has come allowing the ideas of erotica or sex even be said safely. Up until the 1970s ladies were not even allowed to wear pants in the work place. It was a skirt. Imagine if a young lady had to follow such ridiculous laws. It has Me Too Movement all over that. The ideas of keeping women secure and safe go back as far as history does. There is a difference between controlling women and protecting them. As history moves forward to Roman society ladies that were of higher society and standards led charmed lives. All the other women were allowed to be licensed prostitutes or slaves. The men of this same society were able to lay with these women of the night, then come home to their wives with no problems. The museum here is a tour where you walk through the halls admiring the rich history of the past. They have real Roman and Greek artifacts from these periods in history to show you a glimpse of life at that time. Such artifacts available are statues from the actual era. These are all behind glass but one can snap that flash button as many times as you need too! In another part of this walking tour is the history from the United States and our constant battles with women's sexuality. In our great nation at many times through out our history just "being a woman" was enough to be "protected." How is this possible you ask? Women in the workforce was nonexistent until World War One where ladies went to work because the gents of our country were fighting for our freedom. At this time the ladies were not protected against "evil" Corp greed that allowed ladies to work in really unsafe environments. The right to vote was given legally to African American Men first before ladies could vote. Why did women's sufferage take so long? It was because men were land owners, women were not allowed to own property. If for example let's say a ladies husband died she would not inherit the property. If she had sons they would, or a brother of the husband would become the new land owner. Women's lib has come a long long tremendous way! The tour highlights each decade of what was passed legally going back a 100 years. It's so empowering to read and learn about all the women that came before me and those struggles that we take for granted these days. French woman fair highest honor of eroticism and sexuality empowerment even today. A French woman is beauty in itself, she is the best at evoking sensuality. The tour highlights some of the humor and evolution of this French Revolution. Some early examples of porn are shown in remodeled parlors where the public could come to watch. It has been recreated here for our enjoyment and to see how woman were portrayed at that point in history. XXX, yes the tour has parts of it that will make you blush! This part of the tour has basically the evolution of those steamy and sensual programs that are considered X-rated! So many different televisions that show porn was decades gone by. It's tremendously educational. Porn has come such a long way. While most of you may be blushing, think about this. Our children now can speak certain phrases with a hashtag and view porn. Education is the key to a happy and healthy society. Ignorance is not bliss it leads to one's own self discovery that could lead to a life time of mistrust and destructive behavior. Come and see the humor in how the erotic museum shows sexual experiences throughout history to us all. The visual decor is amazing and beautiful. The lobby has a library than you can browse through so many books that are probably still banned. A lot of this library is just for educational purposes while on property. If you need that special gift for that hard to buy for friend try here for a gift shop present and tour maybe. The staff will answer any and all questions you may have. The revolution awaits you! Will you answer! Red or Blue pill!!

Spent a weekend in Vegas and were looking for something different to do. Found this little museum and decided to check it out. It was very interesting. Some stuff I knew, some stuff I didn't know. Wish I could have seen the rest of the dinosaur sex video. Surprised by how little LGBTQ stuff there was. Wish there was more. My favorite part was the life-like vagina molds and the 1970's silent porn. Don't bother to buy tickets ahead of time. You can get them for $15 at the door.

Sounds like a great idea - if it were only run by better people. While they may have some themes of the erotic, they completely miss the boat on the themes of consent, gender, communication and respect. Bad vibes all around, not sexy, not inclusive, just a bunch of dusty old dildos. They almost could have made it, they had a cool exhibit for like a day called he Fuckball - but then they immediately canceled it with no explanation. Also the drinks are overpriced garbage. This place is bottom of the barrel bullshit.

We just visited, and I have to say I'm unimpressed. We walked in and the only person or thing to greet us were 2 very creepy almost reused Halloween decorations dressed up as old men flashing you with their oddly colored dildos. It was dark (in a dingy unused way) and there wasn't any information as to where the exhibits started. The sex bike isn't there, as were the general shoddy lack of exhibits. Half the tv's weren't working with exhibit information, and the other half had some of the creepiest/ disgusting mannequins I've ever seen, definitely some recycled sex dolls. They say they are inclusive but any LGBQT+ exhibits were barely there, or jammed into creepy dark corners. The art was nicely displayed, but not much information about them, and the antiques were interesting to see, but beyond that it's a complete waste of money. The ceiling was leaking from their ac unit, and it has to be on its last leg because it was making awful noises. All in all I will never get the money back that I spent on this nor the Uber from there and back, or the hour I spent there trying to get my money's worth. Take my advice, stay at your hotel and watch porn instead, it would at least be cheaper, and smell better.

We decided to go here on one of our free nights while in LV. It's definitely different, which is what I like. Some of the exhibits are pretty interesting and fun, and some are just odd, scary, or weird. But that's the whole point of it - people are different and not everything is boring! I loved some of the exhibits as they were just plain cool and fun. There's no point to pics as I'd have the same ones as many others have. Go if you get a chance while in Vegas. You'll probably never see anything like that again.

This place is cool. Frankly, it was one of the best things I did in Las Vegas. I am super open-minded and have always been a fan of learning more about sexuality. Without giving away anything, it is both educational and entertaining. You will probably giggle, shake your head, and say, "What?" but you will have a good time. The exhibits are thought-out and you walk away having learned something.

Really fun, interesting museum about sex, erotic art, and erotic history. If you're into sex positivity, you'll love it.

This exhibit was actually one of the highlights of my Vegas trip. Very interesting and if you love sex and everything about sex, it is definitely worth a visit. Souvenirs were located in the lobby and you'll pay for the entrance fee at the counter. If you're a student or in the military, tickets are only $10. First floor had a lot of informative displays with facts on sex. There was a variety of dildos and toys and even a pole that you're allowed to get on for pictures if you wish. There was also a screen playing 50 Shades of Sex and a corner of political scandals that I found humorous. The second floor was my favorite. There was a section for teacher scandals and celebrity scandals. Don't be alarmed hearing moaning noises left and right, porn will be playing everywhere. Overall, just wished it was larger but loved it.

SAVE YOUR MONEY Don't waste the time. The whole place is a bit low-brow in its production quality. The exhibits are random, poorly arranged, not well-documented, pretty boring, and feels more like you're exploring your friends' parents' vintage porn stash in their moldy dusty basement. A kid with a label maker bought a warehouse and filled only part of it with the porn people accidentally donated to Goodwill. Think old haunted house mannequins re-purposed in suggestive poses. And yes, there is indeed a definite attempt to flavor everything with 'woke' leftist political lean. (And no. I DIDNT vote for the orange man).

This place is outstanding. The staff is friendly and helpful. The museum was super informative about sex through the years, different cultures, etc. it's a must see in sin city.

Second time coming, always a good time to browse with a friend or significant others. They have the largest sex bike and you can actually ride it to see how it works. The artwork is dope. They have rooms that are full of just porn playing so if you're into that - check it out ;)

This place was huge! Tons of information about many different sex related things. Really nice art. I absolutely loved all the sculptures. The lady working here was helpful and very knowledgeable. I'm so glad I came.

Very educational for those who are open-minded. If support reproductive rights, you will like this place.

If you read the reviews on Groupon, it shows how management is incapable of taking any criticism and takes everything personally. The museum is outdated, yes the exhibits are new but it doesn't do a good job of showing the evolution of sex, it's forms, and a complete depiction of sexuality and erotica. You can honestly learn more from walking through a sex shop. Also it leaves a lot to be desired, very incomplete depiction of sex and erotica. For example, little to no depictions of LGBTQ, kinks, polyamory, toys, it's related industries, self sexuality, sexual wellness, etc. OR the little it shows on these topics are one sided and simple minded. The displays look tacky because they have cheap printer paper signage, dingy furniture and carpets, very cursed lighting, broken displays and obvious wear and tear with lack of maintenance. The place smells dingy and the fact that the only well produced displays we're on beastiality, female pedophiles and nazi germany says something. The ancient forms, carvings and depictions of historic genitalia were interesting, but leave a lot to be desired in terms of the overall flow and display. Save your money

Who doesn't like sex? I know I do!! And there's a museum dedicated to it?!? I'm in!!! When visiting the museum, there is A LOT to look at and A LOT of facts to read. One of my closest friends, Ife, suggested that we go here and I'm glad we did. Besides my bf, there's no other person I would want to go with. You must have an open mind and a good sense of humor. Be prepared for lots of laughs and random facts that might shock you. Seriously I don't even know where to start describing what's inside this place. Of course, lots of sex wherever you turn. My favorite was the board where visitors write their dirty secrets, and yes, I did write something on there. Sex has evolved so much and it's so crazy to see how much it has changed (like how hairy everyone was.) There's a whole section dedicated to sex machines, um ouch! There was even a workshop taking place on how to practice safe bondage techniques. Upstairs, there is actual porn playing in one of the exhibit booths. Even a whole section dedicated to homosexual practices. Everything was sooo interesting!! I enjoyed my time here!! I love learning about new things, especially when it's about sex. I can't wait to come back again, this time with the bf. P.S. $15 general admission, $10 for students

I really wanted to love this museum but I don't think it met my expectations. What I didn't expect but I absolutely LOVED was how so many exhibits were educational and really had a positive message on sexuality, how censorship affected so many through history and a lot of great exhibits on open sexuality and acceptance. I really liked these exhibits and I found its message really important to working toward acceptance and peace in our modern day. However, besides that I found the museum lacking. Most of the exhibits felt just thrown in there and felt old and outdated in the sense that it was dusty and not kept up. Some of the exhibits I wasn't really sure where it started or ended or if there was supposed to be something there or was that the exhibit?? It was very confusing. I wish it was curated more cleanly and organized. I think that elevation would really help bring these great messages to the audience. The other thing that I was missing was I felt there wasn't enough erotica. And I was hoping to see more interesting and unique things dealing with erotica that is readily available to be seen on the internet. The bike seemed like it was interesting but it was confusing as to what to do with it and there is a sign to ask a team member but I wasn't sure who that was or did we have to go outside to ask the lady selling tickets? And I believe she mentioned there was another exhibit where you have to push the door twice to go in, but I didn't even see that exhibit, what doors? Also its $30 a ticket and we happened to go on a day where they were half off...I don't think I would pay $30 for the current state of the museum if I went back again. I like the idea and educational messages here so please keep doing the good you are all doing to push positive body image and unique acceptance of every individual forward! Thank you.

Did you wake up today and think "Today would be PERFECT if I could just find a giant penis and scrotum made of pennies?" If so, you've found your nirvana. This is definitely a fun off-strip destination and if you get the Groupon that is usually available, it's even cheaper. The museum is extremely sex-positive and showcases all sorts of aspects of sexuality. Souvenirs from The Chicken Ranch, Hiter's mistress' panties AND clear timelines of political and religious sex scandals... Check, check and check. There's also a wall dedicated to victims of sexual trauma and it's a moving tribute to the strength, courage and fortitude to those people.

WOW! This place is a hidden treasure in Las Vegas, you have got to visit the Erotic Heritage Museum, plan on staying for a few hours. Our group had a small tour from the executive director, Dr. Victoria Hartmann who was knowledgeable and shared great stories about sex, erotica and the taboos throughout the centuries. The museum exhibits treasures, artifacts and much much more. There is no taboo here and they have a lot of information to offer from different time periods, different societies, go back in time and learn about the bathhouses, whore houses, the monies that were used by patrons in exchange for services and be transported back into the future with sex in outer space. This place is a must-stop to visit. This is a great place for couples to visit and can help start discussions you weren't sure how to initiate in a positive way. The staff was personal and respectfully attentive. There is no walk of shame when you leave, on the contrary. You'll bite your lip, raise an eyebrow and sigh with a smirk and smile. I recommend anyone and everyone to visit! Thank You Erotic Heritage Museum and a special thanks to Dr. Victoria Hartmann. I plan on going back soon and maybe with a date next time. ;-)

We loved it. Exceeded expectations! Super friendly front desk. Self guided tour had really interesting artifacts and vintage finds and sex positive messages. I feel like they covered all the bases and theres so much info! I ask my husband his favorite part, he replied " the Ron Jeremy fortune teller" Haha Definitely check out if you love history and learning and feel good about sex

Sexuality is a beautiful thing and this place does a great job showcasing it. This place is not just about penises and vaginas everywhere, but history. There's so much history, information and art in this two story building. The owner took us on a tour and explained everything to us before letting us go on the walk through alone. This is also the largest erotic museum in the world. I had such a great time here seeing all kinds of sexual things from the early age and the present. I think my friends are going to love this place.

Just wasn't what I expected over $40 bucks to walk around read signs are look at artwork for sale. I dont know how they will stay in business!! A wall of shame of political figures and more caution tape on the floor then in a museum to step back from displays. Seemed like a cool attraction next to the dispensary and strip club

Other reviews had mentioned a political vibe, specifically "anti trump" the display was minimal! This museum is huge and covers so much more than that. All it was was a talking Trump that said funny exaggerated phrased. Clinton was also there with Monica so it wasn't one sided. I loved how so many different areas were covered. I feel like the display is very well done, entertaining, and thought provoking. Sex through time, women's sex health and role over time, trans, binary, consent, porn time line, sex by culture, local history, and so much more! I highly recommend this museum.

My absolute favor museum in Vegas, it was so much fun! I love anything naughty so this was right up my alley! I've brought two different people here & both loved it as well. This place isn't for everyone since some might feel a little uncomfortable, so don't be so HARD on yourselves ;p

I just saw a giant D and balls made out of pennies! Now I have seen it all. Ladies at the front are very friendly and the museum itself was an interesting variety of historical items, entertaining exhibits and some very cool pieces of art. There's not just porn here, there's a flow to the museum and there's plenty to learn here. In fact, I learned that I'm in the 17 percentile from one of the exhibits. There's some nice art and sculptures to buy also. Worth a visit for sure

A little bit boring, wasn't a bad time. A few things were really entertaining and I wish a few of the advertised exhibits were open already.

Loved it. Students and military get a discount. Very body positive place. They are renewing certain exhibits but we like what they had out. Part is vegas history and it's association with ladies of the night the other part dabbles on human sexuality in the ages. There is much to explore and read. A special favorite was the wall dedicated to survivors of assault.

Bad customer service. We got there before 7pm, and they still rudely told us they were closed. Why lie????? We drove all the way over there and made sure we we got there before closing time and they still told us to come back tomorrow. Ridiculous.

wow!! Just wow!! My wife and I wanted to see the puppetry of the p*n*s show that they have here. First, I contacted them via Email and waited for a reply. nothing. I sent them another email, nothing... 4 weeks later... nothing... I wrote on their Facebook group, I received a reply a week later which didn't address any of my connerns at all, they simple said "call us"... Which is rich, because I started emailing because I couldn't get through on the phone! haha So, I did, I called them again, and again, and again.... Finally, they answer... I'm not sure if it's a weird twist of fate, but I was talking to the most unavailing, hopeless, ineffectual, ineffective, to no effect, fruitless, unproductive woman with less personality than semi-squished raccoon on interstate 15... Not only did she possess those fine personality traits, oh no!, the buck doesn't stop there, she was inpatient, egotistical impatient, rude, repetitive, a modern day megalomaniac if you will and really the list goes on It really explains why my messages were never answered, it's because the people that work here either: do not get paid enough to care about themselves, let alone, anybody else...or.... they actually hate themselves and live such depressing lives that there is no happiness left or anybody, and I mean, anybody! So that's fine, if you do not want to offer showtimes for paying customers, great! If you feel you need to be an a**hole to a random stranger to make yourselves feel better, go ahead, but one day you might wake up and wonder why you have nothing left. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon.