Movie Tours in Las Vegas

Las Vegas doesn’t just light up the desert - it lights up the big screen. With its neon-drenched boulevards, iconic casinos, and over-the-top glamour, Vegas has served as the backdrop for countless unforgettable movie moments. If you've ever wanted to step into the world of Ocean’s Eleven or fear and loathing, this is where fantasy meets reality.

Our Las Vegas movie and TV tours pull back the curtain on the city’s most cinematic locations. You’ll cruise past legendary hotels featured in heist films, retrace the footsteps of Elvis impersonators and bachelor parties gone wild, and explore spots from cult classics to modern blockbusters. Vegas doesn’t do anything halfway - and these tours are no exception.

Why Take a Movie Tour in Vegas?

Because Las Vegas is one giant movie set that never sleeps. From over-the-top action sequences to outrageous comedies, the city’s personality is larger than life, and the tours reflect that. You'll hear wild stories, see iconic backdrops, and maybe even spot a filming in progress - it happens more often than you’d think.

Notable Locations on the Tour:

• The Bellagio fountains from *Ocean’s Eleven*
• Caesars Palace from *The Hangover*
• The Fremont Street Experience featured in *Jason Bourne*
• The Neon Boneyard from indie films and music videos
• Vintage motels and wedding chapels seen in *Casino*, *Viva Las Vegas*, and more

Types of Tours Offered

Hop in a limo for a glam film-style tour or take a walking adventure down the Strip and into Old Vegas. Some tours include immersive multimedia elements, while others let the city speak for itself. Private and group options are available, often with guides who’ve worked in film or local production.

When to Go

Vegas is a year-round destination, though early spring and late fall offer more comfortable temps for daytime tours. Night tours are also popular, letting you see the Strip in all its cinematic nighttime glory - just like in the movies.

Pro Tip

Dress cool (even in winter) and bring a water bottle - Vegas sun is no joke. Most tours are relaxed-paced, and some include stops inside historic casinos or film sets converted into attractions. Photos? Definitely encouraged. Costumes? Not required - but this *is* Vegas.

If you’re ready to see the glitter and grit of Las Vegas through the camera’s eye, these tours deliver the action - and then some. What happens on tour… makes for great stories later.