Hollywood Cars Museum, Automotive museum in Las Vegas, United States.
The Hollywood Cars Museum is an automotive museum in Las Vegas displaying over 100 vehicles from movies and television shows, including Batmobiles, DeLoreans, and custom-built cars. The collection features automobiles that played roles in well-known productions and spans different decades of entertainment history.
The Hollywood Cars Museum grew out of the Liberace Garage collection, assembled by car collector Lonnie Shelton and opened to the public in Las Vegas in 2016. It later absorbed vehicles from the Miami Auto Museum at the Dezer Collection, which closed in Florida. The museum now operates on Dean Martin Drive near the Las Vegas Strip.
The museum displays how vehicles became central characters in films and television, capturing the imagination of audiences across generations. You can see how filmmakers used these cars to shape stories and transport viewers into different worlds.
The museum is open daily and offers parking on-site for visitor convenience. Plan to spend several hours exploring the collection at a relaxed pace and enjoying the details of each vehicle and its film history.
The Liberace Garage section holds the pianist's mirrored Rolls-Royce, a 1962 Phantom V covered in thousands of mirror tiles, plus a car with a piano built into its roof. Liberace kept a museum of his own in Las Vegas, and these vehicles were part of his stage wardrobe.
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