Take a self-guided tour through the show’s nine themed exhibits, each of which highlights a different system of the human body, such as the skeletal, muscular, respiratory, digestive, and circulatory systems. Specimens include well-preserved, healthy bodies as well as some damaged by illness or poor dietary choices. Docents and specialists are on hand to answer questions and explain certain displays in greater detail.
Admission to the exhibit is included with some Las Vegas sightseeing passes, including the Go Las Vegas Explorer Pass and the All-Inclusive Pass. For extra savings, book a combo ticket that includes both the Bodies exhibition and Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition.
Be aware that the bodies presented come from real corpses that were allocated for scientific and educational purposes.
An audio guide is available for purchase; there is a separate audio guide tailored specifically for children.
Photos are not permitted, and cell phones must be turned off inside the exhibition.
Large bags and backpacks are not permitted.
The exhibition is wheelchair accessible.
Bodies is located on the atrium level of the Luxor Resort, near the intersection of Tropicana Avenue and the Las Vegas Strip. You can reach the Luxor by car, taxi, or shuttle, or take the free Excalibur-Luxor-Mandalay Bay tram. The resort is walking distance from many other attractions on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip.
The exhibition is open daily, all year round, from mid-morning through late in the evening, with shorter hours on Dec 24, 25, and 31. Expect to spend an hour or more at the exhibition.
After seeing Bodies, head over to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition, which is also housed inside the Luxor. Here, you can see more than 250 artifacts that were recovered from the RMS Titanic and walk through detailed recreations of cabins and other important areas of the ship. The exhibits also include stories about both victims and survivors of the tragic shipwreck.
