Had a great time checking out the neon signs. A hidden gem of museums!

Super cool, totally worth the $10 price of admission. Nice selection of enamel pins if youre a collector

A small museum with a very interesting collection of (mostly) local neon signs. Definitely recommend a visit if youve not been. I especially enjoyed the plasma room, though the Doctor Kilzum sign was a definite favorite.

Small but really interesting little museum filled with the history of neon around LA and original neon artwork.

Small but very interesting museum about neon signs. A lot about the history of neon but they are showcasing modern neon artists too.And they even have a workshop, where you can learn how to make your own neon art ^_^At the kinetic arts exhibition right now you can press a lot of red buttons and wait for things to happen...... ;-)

Very cool and very aesthetically pleasing. A few of the museum guides are friendly and very approachable (versus others) and are willing to give you extra information if you strike up light conversation. There are displays in the bathroom too, which make it really cool.

Its a pretty cool experience. On the smaller side, but still a good handful of signs to checkout and enjoy!

MONA is a small museum dedicated to neon art signs. It is well organized and dim lit. They have very few exhibits and some are interesting. Gen admission price is $10 bucks. Staff are friendly and professional. You can browse thru this museum in

Very interesting museum. We loved our visit.

Not easy to park but nice place to see neon

A fun little gallery at the heart of Glendale with an eclectic collection of neon signs spanning the decades. Well informed and helpful staff help to make the place. A little pricey for the size of the place, but at ten dollars, I suppose very few will be priced out of a visit.

Pretty neat little place. LITTLE.It was cool to see a few beautiful historic neon signs up close. The $10 entrance fee is a bit excessive. Glad kids12 and under are free.

Really cool gallery of fascinating neon art! I loved the current exhibit, She Bends: Women in Neon. Great pieces to check out outside after dark as well. Highly recommend!

Theres Lots of Interesting Neon Art, you have to Really pay attention to the lights. have Fun & Enjoy!!

I like this place a lot! It only has one large gallery, so its hard to give it five stars. But it has a great collection of neon, both old signs from around Los Angeles and new creations by artists. Other museums would benefit greatly by having display cards as clear and informative as the ones here.

Definitely very small place, based on the pictures online we thought the museum was at least 3 times the size, many visitors were trying to find out if there was another level or another room.It is an open space with neon antiques and some newer pieces, cool thing to see and take pictures of.Our total time in the museum was barely 10 mins. Admission was $10 per person.

We did a neon class here and loved it. Neon is so cool and timeless!

Kinda neat and unique, in that they have some classic neon signs and some innovative art. But beyond that, its weak as museums go. Very small (basically one room), and although the one room is very well done and nice, its HIGHLY overpriced. $10 per person is steep even by Los Angeles standards for such a small, quick look. $3, or even free admission, would be more appropriate considering the size and time spent there.

Fun small museum good for a photoop with friends!! Fun signs fun art. $10 entrance but free for locals.

Very cool seeing all of the vintage signs and I really enjoyed the insight and stories from our guide.They do need more space as everything is crammed in very tight.

This is a must! Get to know this art and history about Neon, you won’t regret it.

This is a very small museum. Vintage neon signs. Some very cool history and information about neon signage! Loved it :)

Cool place to visit. Only 5 dollars for Glendale residents.

Neat little place. Inexpensive. We went to LA to visit family and found this spot. As locals they were not aware of it. So it was neat to find something that even they didnt know about. I recommend it. It neat little hole in the wall type place but has a lot of neat things to see. The dragon from the Chinese theater was my favorite.

Waste of time and money. It was one tiny room with not many signs and you couldn’t take any pictures either— my party and I were probably there for like three minutes before leaving and then boom $40 down the drain. It isn’t awing or extraordinary in any way shape or form, while I appreciate the work and effort put in by the artists, the overall museum is incredibly underwhelming. I do NOT recommend, go spend your well earned money elsewhere.

This is the place if you are a fan of neon. Small but awesome place, so you won’t need a lot of time to enjoy. The gallery is one large dark room, darkness allows the colorful and dynamic collections to shine. I think the cost is pricey for a such small museum, but if you want to receive unique experience its worth that.

Not that much there, but what is there is worth the price to see. It keeps alive a very important part of our architectural, economic and urban past

Novel and unique displays. Very fun experience

This place is so cool. So happy it’s in my neighborhood.

If you are in Glendale, you should be spend an hour at the MONA. Great selection of neon signs, including the famous Brown Derby sign. The museum is small, but it was just enough! When you leave you will see how many places still use neon sign and its becoming trendy. The Neon signs are simply stunning up close and worth a good look. The museum isnt very large, but you absolutely get your moneys worth, especially if youre a resident of Glendale. They also do bus tours, and it is on my list of things to do.

Too small! Probably, the only reason to be unsatisfied with this charming place. Just great collection of cool neon art installations, very good background information for real. I was so much pleased to open the world of neon art, now I am excited to visit the larger museum in LA. If you are looking for the way to spend 10 bucks with joy, be sure to visit this place!

If you are a fan of neon, this is the place. The saved neon from stores, gas stations, car dealers and other locations are bright and illuminated for your pleasure. It is a step back into the early days--now most signs are plastic with bulbs behind them--nothing can compare with the beauty and craftsmanship of authentic neon. Its a great place to visit.

Cool artwork.

If you absolutely love neon signage this is the place for you. If youre not sure if thats you...you will probably not feel it was worth the price as its basically just one large (the size of a small conference room at an airport hotel, not a warehouse) room with old neon hotel/bar signs.Gift shop has a few neat items and watching someone creating neon tubes was interesting - but doesnt require paying admission.

On display are many unique examples of neon art and signage.

We came to Glendale to shop, and literally stumbled on the Museum of Neon Art. Small but wonderful. Great examples of neon artifacts from all over SoCal, and all lit in their neon glory. If you have any interest in mid-century modern stuff, this place will delight you. If you are a fan of neon, this is the place. The saved neon from stores, gas stations, car dealers and other locations are bright and illuminated for your pleasure. It is a step back into the early days--now most signs are plastic with bulbs behind them--nothing can compare with the beauty and craftsmanship of authentic neon. Its a great place to visit!

Well worth the admission history art in nein lights. Great experience

Very nice super small but perfect with small history for each neon sign

Its a quaint museum with a variety of pieces. Kind of fun but it ends quickly as it is only one room.

M.O.N.A. or Museum Of Neon Art is a nice little pit stop of an activity. The museum is small but depending on your interests it is worth the 45 minutes or so youll spend there. I recommend that you visit M.O.N.A at night because the neon signs are better displayed with a dark background. It also appears that some of the neon exhibits are on loan, so you might see different signs when you visit. Adult tickets are $10.00. if youre not a Glendale resident.

$10 for a short walk through this museum is a great way to kill time & take some photos of the cool neon art. Parking is kind of hard to find, I went to a nearby parking structure & walked to the museum. The gift shop has some pretty nifty stuff too.

This one I have to rate from looking in its full view right from the sidewalk fantasticOld and new company logos such as Pep BoysMobile oil gas stations ( flying red horse) The Bus girls that came to your car at drive in restaurants --------and too many others to mentionMost of which are. for sale different sizes some would cover a whole wall or just a picture frame size prettygood amount of parking both in lots and malls across the street and paid parking as wellAlso an large alcove right next to it and a warning or some light hearted advice for you gentlemen if youre with your girlfriend be aware there is a great. (dare I say ) Bridle ShopFacing the neon museum gentlemen be afraid be very afraid just saying nothing against being marriedits great but Im just saying . Have a great day!

Cute little museum in the heart of Glendale. The entrance price was great for the amount of content showcased. Great photo opportunities. Took my girlfriend here and we loved it! The staff was wonderful too. Very kind and very informative regarding the artwork. Can’t wait to see the next showcase!

A COMPLETE scam. Definitely not worth the $10 to get in. Its only one floor and there arent many neon signs, and you cant even take pictures. The staff are rude. Would not recommend to anyone.

Small museum, cool for neon lovers, but too expensive tickets.

Amazing spot and great collection.

Small room, but all of the pieces presented were cool.

Beautiful art, beautiful signs, and even classes! BUS TOURS? Yes, please!

Cool museum. Like others have said, its quite small...just one big room.

Its $10.00 dollars to go around a room thats perhaps the size of a two bedroom apartment in freaking expensive Los Angeles. maybe youll snap a pic or two for your gram tho!

A Very nice collection. Temporary exhibits were wonderful as well. My only wish would be that the museum was larger. One gallery is just not enough, sadly.

We came to Glendale to shop, and literally stumbled on the Museum of Neon Art. Small but wonderful. Great examples of neon artifacts from all over SoCal, and all lit in their neon glory. If you have any interest in mid-century modern stuff, this place will delight you.

Pretty cool, not very big, they rotate the exhibit every so often.

Not worth $10 a person. The Museum is a small room and you can go through everything in less than 5 minutes. Not worth it at all.

Magnificent small museum, impressed by the neo art

Really neat museum if you are a fan of neon art like myself. Price is pretty high for just one room for the gallery, but its the only place like it (that I know of) in the world. Definitely worth a visit to Glendale!

Beautiful Place, enjoy a shake across the street at Coffee Bean after.

We walked by and were super intrigued by the idea of a museum of neon art so we decided to go check it out. Seeing the old neon signs was really cool, but be aware that the museum is really just 1 large room. Glendale residents get a discount so the tickets are only $5, but if we had to pay the full $10 price we would have been slightly disappointed. They do rotate the signs that are on display a couple times a year. Overall, its definitely worth checking out if youre already going to the Americana mall across the street.

Eh. I personally wasnt aware this place required admission, but fortunately I was part of a group and my admission was complimentary. Personally I love art but this particular place is a bit small in my opinion in regards to actually having patrons pay admission to enter. There were only a handful of exhibits which in their defense were kind of cool but were nothing to write home about. I suppose if youre a neon sign enthusiast and youre near Glendale or happen to be in the area this is your spot, otherwise I think one can do without this place...

A wonderful collection of art.

Neon illumination integrates electrical technology, creative design, and fundamental concepts of physics and chemistry. The Museum of Neon Art is the only museum in the world devoted exclusively to art in electric media, exhibiting electric and kinetic fine art, and outstanding examples of historic neon signs, for over three decades.

I would give this fewer stars, but I cant hate on a little museum. Honestly, the best parts are the signs outside (the diver and Claytons signs) and in the lobby. The lobbys shop is almost bigger than the gallery.The actual gallery is small, dark, and was just glass art with plasma the day I came. The exhibit does change though.

MONA is a really cool and down to earth museum. One of the reasons why I enjoy MONA is because of neon art. Neon signs are not common nowadays for businesses for many reasons, so I am glad MONA has taken the initiative to recognize neon lighting because there is no where else that I would want to go and see neon art. Thanks MONA!

Very cool exhibit. I just wish it was bigger, but definitely worth checking out if only for the dragon from the old Chinese Theater. They rotate the exhibits as well.

Yes, its only one room. But, the neon art work is so cool, and youll want to take your time analyzing each piece! I love it here!

My wife and I did the Valentines Day night time neon tour in Downtown Los Angeles and we had such a fabulous time. Eric is a native Angeleno and was full of so much knowledge about the city, not only the neon history, but architectural history as well. Laughs around every corner, I would highly recommend the downtown Los Angeles neon tour!

Great place to visit and learn about neon. Love their classes and tours too

Great staff. Really amazing exhibition. Return visits encouraged.

The gallery is consistently updated, a little pricey but always an interesting experience. good for a date.

In a town known for its shopping culture, the museum of neon art is a welcome breath of cultural air. It has potential at least. No bigger than most galleries in LA, it packed in a lot of interesting historical California artifacts. I didnt mind handing over a little more than I thought appropriate ($10) for a one room attraction because there is nothing like this anywhere in Glendale. Give them a visit, take some cool pictures and help support something that makes that city unique.

Great if you live nearby. Not too much to see and a visit might be all of 20 minutes if you take your time.

Amazing location.. not too big.. but well worth the administration.

Not as big as I thought it was going to be however still really cool and fun. Great costumer service as well. Awesome atmosphere.

Pretty deceiving. Not much for neon art. I was expecting more vintage signs. Not really worth 10$ a person.

Great little 30 minute museum thats mostly just one exhibit with a constant rotation of the museums main collection and rotating installations.

Love this boutique museum, they have great rotating exhibits as well as the original Manns Chinese theater neon sign, fully restored, and other great permanent art.

This place is so cool. They have classes on how to make neon signs. It is a small location but worth checking out.

Very cool place but I wish they had more stuff on display.This collection is small but it is on its way to becoming great.Kind of fun but it ends quickly as it is only one room.

Must see!!! You can Pay for the tour at the cash register for the storefront. Its self guided, but they have really preserved the history of the neon signs they display. Highly recommended.

The art here is great and very creative, but the part of the museum open to public is actually very small, only one floor. Its a bit overpriced given the size for non-Glendale residents.

Very cool space. Wish it was larger.

If you like modern art and are nearby, you should go there. There is a rotation in the exhibition so always something new to see.

Neat pocket museum across the street from Americana mall.

On a trip packed full of things I decided to drive to this because I like neon art and signs. Google showed the only day on my trip theyd be open was Saturday. Drove 2 hours there. Saw people inside at front desk bur was told I couldnt go in because of a wedding they were going to have outside it. Wasted 4 hours of my time in heavy crazy L.A. traffic. They should have updated it as closed from google.

Super cool to see everything but its kind of small... dont know if its really worth the money

Good museum, with lots of neon lights,but expected more. Was fun loved it!

Small but fun museum with lots of cool historical Calif neon artifacts. Not a destination in and of itself. But worthy of a visit if youre in the area.

For the cost I was expecting more neon.

The exhibit changes every several months. We viewed classic neon signs, mostly from the L.A. area. A unique museum which is basically one large room. We liked it. I believe classes are also given at this location.

The place is amazing , I spent there with friends and it was really fun.

This museum was a lot smaller than I expected but it definitely had some interesting pieces. Theyre rotating exhibit was pretty good too. I would recommend stopping by if you love vintage neon. :)

Cool place, staff is kinda douchey

A fun museum to a visit and learn about lights. The docent is very knowledgeable and friendly.

I like the Neon shows, and it is really good for take some photos. However, there is only one place for show, and the ticket is 10box.

Love the nostalgia and mix of modern art.

Not very big but if youre a Glendale resident shoe your ID and get in for $5.

Wonderful Museum! Not pricey at all! It’s a small on room museum but definitely worth the visit !!

Very cool place but I wish they had more stuff on display. You can pretty much see everything in like 15 minutes. Still worth checking out though.

Small, interesting collection of mostly neon and other mixed media creations and contraptions.

Great opportunity to experience an intersection of science, commerce and art.