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See the Human Body in Extraordinary Detail
Bodies The Exhibition at Luxor Hotel & Casino provides an unusually detailed look beneath the skin through real preserved human bodies, individual organs, and partial-body specimens.
The self-guided galleries examine the skeletal, muscular, nervous, respiratory, circulatory, digestive, reproductive, urinary, and endocrine systems. Careful dissection and polymer preservation allow visitors to see how organs, muscles, bones, nerves, and blood vessels connect inside the body.
The presentation also examines how health conditions and lifestyle choices can affect the body. Displays include comparisons such as a healthy lung beside a lung damaged by smoking, along with specimens illustrating cirrhosis, arthritis, overeating, and physical inactivity.
The exhibition works well for students, educators, health professionals, science enthusiasts, and visitors comparing educational exhibits with other Las Vegas tours and attractions. Families should understand that every specimen is real and that some galleries address mature anatomical subjects.
Quick Facts about Bodies The Exhibition
- Vegas4Locals Price: Tickets start at $36.19 with taxes and fees included.
- Child Admission: Official child tickets apply to ages 4–12.
- Children Ages 0–3: Receive complimentary admission.
- Venue: Luxor Hotel & Casino.
- Address: 3900 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89119.
- Location: Second-floor Exhibition Center inside Luxor.
- Current Hours: Daily from 11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. through September 13, 2026.
- Fall Hours: Daily from 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. from September 14–November 15, 2026.
- Holiday-Season Hours: Daily from 11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. from November 16–December 31, 2026.
- Last Admission: One hour before the scheduled closing time.
- Tour Style: Self-guided indoor exhibition.
- Recommended Visit Length: Allow approximately 1½–2 hours.
- Specimens: 13 whole-body specimens and more than 260 organs and partial-body specimens.
- Age Policy: Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Photography: Photography and video recording are prohibited.
- Accessibility: Current ticket providers identify the attraction as wheelchair accessible. Contact the venue when specific mobility accommodations are important.
- Parking: Luxor has paid self-parking and valet parking. Review the Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting.
Bodies The Exhibition Highlights
13 Whole-Body Specimens
Full-body displays reveal how bones, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and organs work together beneath the skin.
More Than 260 Organs and Partial Specimens
Individual displays provide closer views of structures that would normally be difficult to examine outside an anatomy laboratory.
Major Body Systems
Separate galleries explore the skeletal, muscular, nervous, respiratory, circulatory, digestive, reproductive, urinary, and endocrine systems.
Healthy and Damaged Organs
Comparative displays illustrate how smoking, overeating, inactivity, arthritis, liver disease, and other conditions can change human tissue.
Three-Dimensional Anatomy
The preserved specimens show depth, structure, positioning, and relationships that flat textbook diagrams cannot fully reproduce.
Self-Paced Learning
Visitors can spend additional time studying complex systems, reading educational panels, and comparing individual specimens.
What to Expect at Bodies The Exhibition
The exhibition is organized into themed galleries that focus on different systems and functions of the human body. Visitors move through the rooms independently rather than following a scheduled guided tour.
The specimens have been dissected to reveal specific anatomical structures and preserved through a polymer process. Some displays present full figures, while others isolate organs, joints, nerves, muscles, or blood vessels for closer study.
Real Human Remains
The bodies and organs are authentic human specimens rather than sculptures, replicas, or digital recreations.
Detailed Medical Content
Explanatory panels identify structures, describe biological processes, and provide context for the conditions represented by selected specimens.
Serious but Educational Presentation
The exhibition presents the specimens respectfully and focuses on anatomy, physiology, disease, and personal health awareness.
No Photography
Phones and cameras cannot be used to photograph or record the specimens inside the galleries.
Substantial Reading
A quick walkthrough may take about an hour, but visitors who read the exhibit text carefully should allow 1½–2 hours.
Explore human anatomy through real preserved specimens.
Anatomical Content and Family Considerations
Although visitors of all ages may attend, Bodies The Exhibition is not a conventional children’s museum. It contains dissected human remains, isolated organs, reproductive anatomy, damaged tissue, and medical information about disease and death.
An optional gallery addresses fetal development. Parents and guardians can choose whether to enter that section based on a child’s age, maturity, and comfort level.
Some children may find the presentation fascinating and educational, while others may feel uncomfortable after realizing that the specimens are real people. Explain the nature of the exhibition before purchasing family tickets.
Guests who are sensitive to medical imagery, preserved human remains, surgery, anatomy laboratories, fetal development, or diseased organs should review the exhibit description carefully before visiting.
How to Find Bodies The Exhibition inside Luxor
Bodies The Exhibition is inside the second-floor Exhibition Center at Luxor Hotel & Casino.
From the parking garage: Enter the hotel from the garage walkway, continue toward the Food Court escalators, go to the second floor, walk through the Food Court, and turn left. The exhibition entrance will be on the left.
From the main valet entrance: Enter the hotel, turn toward the main-lobby escalator, go to the second floor, and continue past the Blue Man Group theater toward the Exhibition Center.
Luxor is connected to Excalibur and Mandalay Bay through indoor and covered pedestrian routes, making it possible to combine the exhibition with other south Strip activities.
Luxor has paid self-parking and valet parking. Review the Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting.
Bodies The Exhibition Visitor Rules
- No photography: Cameras, video cameras, and camera-phone photography are prohibited inside the galleries.
- No food or drinks: Finish all food and beverages before entering the Exhibition Center.
- No large bags: Backpacks, luggage, large packages, and large shopping bags are prohibited.
- Bag inspections: All bags brought to the attraction are subject to search.
- No smoking: Smoking is prohibited throughout the Exhibition Center.
- No pets: Only trained service animals are permitted.
- Adult supervision: Visitors under 18 must remain with an accompanying adult.
- Respect the specimens: Do not touch display cases, specimens, barriers, or exhibit materials.
- Follow staff directions: Venue personnel may enforce additional safety or operational rules.
Tips for Visiting Bodies The Exhibition
- Check the seasonal hours: The exhibit closes at 8:00 p.m. during much of 2026 but shifts to 6:00 p.m. from September 14–November 15.
- Arrive more than one hour before closing: Last admission is one hour before closing, but entering at that point leaves limited time.
- Allow 1½–2 hours: The additional time is worthwhile when reading the educational panels and studying each body system.
- Prepare children in advance: Explain that the displays contain real preserved human remains and organs.
- Discuss the optional fetal gallery: Parents can decide whether that section is appropriate for their children.
- Leave backpacks behind: Large bags and luggage are not permitted inside the galleries.
- Keep the camera stored: Photography and video recording are prohibited.
- Bring qualifying identification: Nevada locals, military guests, and seniors using direct box-office discounts need valid ID.
- Read the affiliate confirmation: Third-party tickets may have different validity and redemption rules from Luxor box-office tickets.
- Combine Luxor attractions carefully: Titanic and Bodies combo tickets are currently sold at the box office, while other Luxor attractions require separate admission.
- Confirm accessibility needs: Contact Luxor before visiting when wheelchair routing, seating, or another accommodation is important.
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Bodies The Exhibition FAQ
Q: Are the displays models or real human specimens?
A: They are real human bodies, organs, and partial-body specimens preserved through a polymer process and dissected to reveal specific anatomical structures.
Q: Is Bodies The Exhibition the same attraction as REAL BODIES?
A: No. Bodies The Exhibition is inside Luxor, while REAL BODIES is a separate anatomy attraction at Horseshoe Las Vegas. Each has different exhibits, presentation styles, tickets, and operating details.
Q: Can visitors take photographs inside the exhibit?
A: No. Photography and video recording are prohibited, including the use of camera phones inside the galleries.
Q: Is the exhibition appropriate for young children?
A: Children may attend, but the displays contain real dissected bodies, organs, reproductive anatomy, diseased tissue, and an optional fetal-development gallery. Parents should consider each child’s maturity.
Q: Does every visitor have to enter the fetal-development gallery?
A: No. The fetal section is identified as optional, allowing visitors to bypass it when they prefer not to view that material.
Q: Can visitors bring backpacks or luggage?
A: No. Backpacks, luggage, large packages, and large shopping bags are prohibited. Smaller permitted bags remain subject to inspection.
Q: Is there enough content for more than a one-hour visit?
A: Yes. A faster walkthrough may take around an hour, but the venue recommends approximately 1½–2 hours for visitors who want to read and study the displays.
Q: Can tickets be combined with Titanic admission?
A: Luxor currently sells Bodies and Titanic combination tickets at its box office. Do not assume that a third-party Bodies ticket includes Titanic unless the booking description explicitly says so.
Q: Are service animals permitted?
A: Trained service animals are permitted. Pets and emotional-support animals that do not qualify as trained service animals are not allowed inside the galleries.
Explore the systems, structures, and health of the human body at Luxor.
