See Two Wildly Detailed Custom Motorcycles for Free
Silverton Casino Lodge displays two custom motorcycles created by Orange County Choppers, the internationally recognized shop featured on the television series American Chopper. Each motorcycle uses elaborate paint, metalwork, and specialty parts inspired by a different part of the Silverton experience.
The motorcycles stand in open public areas around the casino and can be viewed 24 hours a day. There is no separate exhibit entrance, enclosed gallery, admission desk, or closing gate.
Motorcycle enthusiasts, television fans, and visitors already exploring Silverton can include the showcase among other free things to do in Las Vegas without purchasing a tour ticket or playing casino games.
The display is free. Dining, shopping, drinks, gaming, hotel stays, transportation, and other optional Silverton activities cost extra.
Last reviewed: July 11, 2026. The motorcycles are currently displayed in open casino areas and available to view 24 hours a day. Their precise positions may change when Silverton rearranges displays or conducts maintenance.
Orange County Choppers at Silverton Quick Facts
- Cost: Free to view.
- Hours: Open 24 hours a day.
- Number of Motorcycles: Two custom Orange County Choppers are displayed around the casino.
- Display Type: Open-air indoor displays in public casino areas with no separate entrance, exit, gallery, or closing gate.
- Location: Silverton Casino Lodge.
- Address: 3333 Blue Diamond Road, Las Vegas, NV 89139
- Phone: (702) 263-7777
- Reservations: Not required.
- Experience: Self-guided viewing of two custom theme motorcycles.
- Time Needed: About 10 to 20 minutes to find, examine, and photograph both motorcycles.
- Best For: Motorcycle enthusiasts, American Chopper fans, photographers, families, and visitors already exploring Silverton.
- What Costs Extra: Dining, drinks, shopping, gaming, hotel stays, paid aquarium programs, transportation, and other optional activities.
- Parking: Silverton currently offers complimentary self-parking and valet parking for guests. Review the Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting.
What to Expect at the Motorcycle Showcase
The two motorcycles are displayed separately in public areas around Silverton rather than together inside a dedicated exhibit room. Visitors can walk up to the display boundaries, examine the custom details, and take photographs at their own pace.
The bikes were designed as highly visual theme pieces rather than ordinary production motorcycles. Their exaggerated bodywork, paint schemes, sculpted components, and custom accessories reflect Silverton’s aquarium and outdoor-recreation identity.
There is no formal tour, scheduled presentation, motorcycle demonstration, or museum attendant. Visitors simply locate the two displays while walking through the property.
The motorcycles are display pieces and are not available for public rides or handling. They are not presented as retail motorcycles for sale.
Silverton may reposition a motorcycle within the casino during maintenance, remodeling, events, or display changes. Ask a concierge, security officer, or casino employee for directions if one is not in its expected location.
The Silverton Aquarium-Inspired Chopper
One motorcycle takes its design inspiration from Silverton’s famous saltwater aquarium and mermaid theme. Its blue-and-silver color scheme resembles the colors of water, fish, and polished metal.
Distinctive design details include a shark-fin-shaped gas tank, a stingray-inspired seat, and fish-scale patterns incorporated into parts of the wheels and exhaust system.
The motorcycle has been displayed in the casino area near the aquarium and Mi Casa Grill Cantina corridor. Its aquatic styling makes it a natural companion to the nearby 117,000-gallon reef aquarium.
Look closely at the fuel tank, seat, wheels, exhaust, paintwork, and smaller fabricated details. Many of the themed elements are easier to appreciate from several different viewing angles.
The Bass Pro Shops Outdoor Adventure Chopper
The second custom motorcycle reflects the hunting, fishing, camping, and outdoor-recreation themes associated with the connected Bass Pro Shops.
Its camouflage-and-green paint scheme is paired with highly unusual fabricated details. These include deer-antler-inspired handlebars, a rifle-shaped exhaust component, and a fishing-rod holder incorporated into the design.
The outdoor-themed motorcycle is displayed in an open public area near the connection between the Silverton casino and Bass Pro Shops.
The motorcycle display remains accessible from the casino side 24 hours a day. Its viewing availability is not limited to Bass Pro Shops retail hours because there is no enclosed exhibit entrance or gate around the motorcycle.
How to Find the Two Orange County Choppers
Enter Silverton Casino Lodge at 3333 Blue Diamond Road and begin near the main casino, aquarium, and restaurant areas.
Aquarium-Themed Motorcycle
Look around the public casino corridor near the Silverton Aquarium and Mi Casa Grill Cantina.
Outdoor-Themed Motorcycle
Walk toward the interior connection between Silverton and Bass Pro Shops and look for the camouflage-and-green display bike.
The displays are positioned in open areas and do not have ticket counters or separate exhibit signs at an entrance. Their exact placement can move slightly as the property changes surrounding décor or pedestrian routes.
Ask a Silverton concierge, security officer, or casino employee for the current motorcycle locations if either display is not immediately visible.
Visitors using rideshare should select Silverton Casino Lodge as the destination and confirm the pickup or drop-off entrance shown in the app. Review the Las Vegas Ride Share Guide before traveling.
The Showcase Is Open 24 Hours a Day
Both motorcycles are displayed in open public areas around Silverton’s casino. There is no separate museum room, exhibit door, admission counter, opening ceremony, or nighttime closure.
Because the casino is open 24 hours, visitors can see the motorcycles at any time of day or night. Access does not depend on restaurant, gift shop, aquarium-show, or Bass Pro Shops operating hours.
Late-night visitors should expect fewer surrounding businesses to be open, but the motorcycle displays themselves remain visible from the public casino areas.
Normal casino security, maintenance, construction, private-event, and emergency procedures still apply. Temporary barriers may occasionally affect the closest viewing position without closing the entire showcase.
Visitors who are not participating in gaming should remain in public walkways, follow property signs, and avoid blocking casino aisles or employee work areas.
Photo Tips and Display Etiquette
Photograph the complete motorcycle:
Step back far enough to include the extended front fork, wheels, seat, tank, and surrounding display without entering a restricted area.
Capture the themed details:
Take additional close photographs of the custom fuel tanks, seats, handlebars, exhaust systems, paintwork, wheels, and fabricated accessories.
Use the Silverton setting:
Including part of the aquarium, casino décor, or Bass Pro Shops area can help explain the inspiration behind each motorcycle.
Stay behind display boundaries:
Do not step over ropes, move signs, enter platforms, sit on a motorcycle, turn the handlebars, or touch the controls.
Keep casino walkways clear:
Do not block restaurant entrances, casino aisles, aquarium viewing areas, escalators, store connections, or employee paths while taking photographs.
Watch for reflections:
Chrome, polished paint, display lighting, and nearby aquarium glass can create glare. Moving slightly to one side may improve a photograph.
Ask before using professional equipment:
Tripods, freestanding lights, staged photo sessions, commercial recording, and livestreaming may require property approval.
About Orange County Choppers
Orange County Choppers was founded in 1999 by Paul Teutul Sr. The company became known for creating one-of-a-kind motorcycles designed around businesses, products, organizations, celebrities, and special themes.
The shop reached an international audience through the reality television series American Chopper. Episodes followed the design, fabrication, painting, engineering, assembly, and sometimes heated creative process behind its custom motorcycles.
Many Orange County Choppers projects use sculpted fuel tanks, specialty wheels, custom exhaust systems, elaborate paint, and unique accessories to tell a visual story about the customer or theme.
The two Silverton motorcycles follow that approach. One celebrates the resort’s aquatic attractions, while the other represents outdoor recreation and Bass Pro Shops.
Other Free Attractions to See at Silverton
Silverton Aquarium
The resort’s free 117,000-gallon reef aquarium contains thousands of tropical fish along with sharks and stingrays. Review the Silverton Aquarium visitor guide for current mermaid and feeding information.
Hootie & the Blowfish Memorabilia
Silverton displays instruments, photographs, awards, and other items connected with the popular band. See the Hootie & the Blowfish memorabilia guide.
Mermaid Art Gallery
The resort’s mermaid-themed artwork complements the aquarium and lodge décor. Use the Mermaid Art Gallery guide.
Orange County Choppers at Silverton FAQ
Q: Is the Orange County Choppers showcase free?
A: Yes. Both motorcycles can be viewed without purchasing an admission ticket. Dining, shopping, gaming, hotel stays, and other optional activities cost extra.
Q: Is the showcase open 24 hours a day?
A: Yes. The motorcycles are displayed in open public areas around Silverton’s casino, which is open 24 hours. There is no separate exhibit entrance or closing gate.
Q: Does access depend on Bass Pro Shops hours?
A: No. One motorcycle is near the Bass Pro Shops connection, but the showcase is displayed openly around the casino and remains available to view 24 hours a day.
Q: How many Orange County Choppers are at Silverton?
A: Two custom motorcycles are displayed around the property: an aquarium-inspired chopper and an outdoor-adventure-themed chopper.
Q: Where is the aquarium-themed motorcycle?
A: Look in the public casino area near the Silverton Aquarium and Mi Casa Grill Cantina corridor. Ask an employee if the display has been repositioned.
Q: Where is the outdoor-themed motorcycle?
A: It is displayed near the public connection between the Silverton casino and Bass Pro Shops.
Q: Can visitors touch or sit on the motorcycles?
A: No. The motorcycles are display pieces. Stay outside the display boundaries and do not touch, sit on, move, or lean against them.
Q: Are the motorcycles for sale?
A: No. They are presented as permanent Silverton display pieces rather than retail motorcycles offered for public sale.
Q: Were the motorcycles featured on American Chopper?
A: They were created by Orange County Choppers, the company featured on American Chopper. A specific episode appearance should not be claimed without documentation for the individual motorcycle.
Q: How long should visitors allow?
A: About 10 to 20 minutes is enough for most visitors to locate, examine, and photograph both motorcycles. Allow longer when combining them with the aquarium and other Silverton displays.
Q: Is the showcase suitable for children?
A: Families can view the motorcycles, but adults should supervise children, keep them outside display boundaries, and follow current Silverton rules while moving through casino areas.
Q: Is it worth making a special trip?
A: Orange County Choppers and custom-motorcycle fans may find it worth a dedicated visit. Most visitors should combine the motorcycles with the aquarium, Mermaid Art Gallery, Bass Pro Shops, dining, or another Silverton activity.
