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Look Beneath the Skin at the Systems That Keep Us Alive

REAL BODIES at Horseshoe Las Vegas is an educational anatomy exhibition featuring more than 20 respectfully preserved human specimens and over 200 anatomical artifacts.

The self-guided experience examines the skeletal, muscular, respiratory, circulatory, nervous, digestive, and reproductive systems while connecting human anatomy with health, emotion, culture, movement, and everyday life.

Eleven galleries use complete bodies, individual organs, detailed anatomical preparations, interpretive signs, and interactive elements to show how the body moves, breathes, thinks, processes food, responds to emotion, and changes through lifestyle choices.

REAL BODIES is suited to science enthusiasts, medical and nursing students, families with comfortable children, educators, museum visitors, and travelers comparing educational indoor experiences with other Las Vegas tours and attractions.

Quick Facts about REAL BODIES Las Vegas

Starting Price: Tickets start at $28.75.
Discount: A 10% discount is applied at checkout through the Vegas4Locals ticket link.
Venue: Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel & Casino.
Location: Lower Level, Suites A1–A3.
Address: 3645 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109.
Experience Type: Self-guided indoor anatomy, science, health, and cultural exhibition.
Exhibit Size: More than 20 preserved human specimens and over 200 anatomical artifacts.
Galleries: Eleven themed galleries.
Typical Visit: Approximately 30–60 minutes, depending on reading pace and interest.
Friday–Monday: 11:00 a.m.–7:30 p.m.
Last Friday–Monday Entry: 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday–Thursday: 11:00 a.m.–6:30 p.m.
Last Tuesday–Thursday Entry: 5:30 p.m.
Entry Time: Tickets may be used during operating hours on the selected date, subject to the final ticket terms.
Age Policy: All ages are welcome.
Photography: Personal, noncommercial photography is permitted.
Audio Guide: No standard audio guide is currently offered.
Accessibility: The exhibition is held in an accessible indoor venue.
Best For: Science fans, students, educators, families, museum visitors, and curious travelers.
Parking: Horseshoe Las Vegas has paid self-parking and valet parking. Review the Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting.

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What to Expect Inside REAL BODIES

The exhibition begins by examining how people have studied and preserved the human body throughout history. Visitors then move through galleries devoted to individual body systems and the physical processes that support life.

Complete human specimens are positioned to demonstrate movement, balance, posture, and the relationships among muscles, bones, joints, nerves, and organs. Smaller anatomical preparations provide close views of structures that normally remain hidden beneath the skin.

Interpretive displays connect anatomy with recognizable experiences such as breathing, hunger, circulation, memory, attraction, emotion, exercise, and the physical effects of lifestyle choices.

The subject matter is presented educationally, but the specimens are real. Parents should consider each child’s maturity and comfort with preserved human bodies, organs, and developmental displays before visiting.

Real Preserved Specimens
View complete human bodies, individual organs, blood vessels, skeletal structures, muscles, nerves, and other anatomical preparations preserved for long-term educational display.

Polymer Preservation
The specimens are preserved through a process that replaces fluids and tissues with durable polymers, preventing decay while retaining detailed anatomical structures.

Self-Guided Exploration
Move through the galleries at your own pace, pause at subjects that interest you, and spend additional time reading the educational displays.

Optional Upgrades
Selected ticket packages may add a virtual-reality experience, exhibition catalog, merchandise credit, or another benefit. Do not assume these extras are included with standard admission.

Anatomy Galleries and Exhibit Highlights

The Anatomist’s Study

Trace the history of anatomical study from early civilizations and preservation methods to modern scientific research and medical education.

Skeletal and Muscular Systems

Examine how bones, joints, connective tissue, and muscles support the body and work together to create movement.

Breathe

Explore the respiratory system and compare healthy lung tissue with lungs affected by smoking and other environmental influences.

Rhythm

Study the heart, blood vessels, and circulatory system while learning how blood transports oxygen and nutrients throughout the body.

Hunger

Follow the digestive process and see how the body breaks down food, absorbs nutrients, stores energy, and supports survival.

Think

View the brain, spinal cord, and nervous-system structures associated with sensation, thought, memory, communication, and movement.

The Love Room

Consider the physical and emotional responses connected with attraction, bonding, relationships, and the chemistry of human connection.

Additional galleries examine reproduction, development, health, motion, culture, mortality, and the relationships among the body’s major systems.

Plan Your REAL BODIES Visit

Select a Visit Date: Choose the correct date through the ticket calendar.
Review the Ticket: Confirm the final admission type, discount, operating hours, and included features before completing checkout.
Allow Up to One Hour: Many visitors finish within 30–60 minutes, while students and detailed readers may take longer.
Arrive Before Last Entry: Final admission is one hour before the scheduled closing time.
Bring the Mobile Ticket: Keep the confirmation email and QR code available at check-in.
Consider Children Carefully: All ages are welcome, but some children may be uncomfortable around real preserved bodies and organs.
Wear Comfortable Shoes: The experience is a walkthrough exhibition with extended standing.
Bring a Small Bag: Handbags are permitted, but large bags, suitcases, and backpacks are not allowed.
Leave Food and Drinks Outside: Food and beverages are prohibited inside the galleries.
Use Restrooms First: Restrooms are outside the exhibition near the food-court area.
Do Not Expect an Audio Guide: The standard experience relies on signs, visual displays, and exhibit text.
Review Optional Add-Ons: Virtual reality and other upgrades are included only when specifically listed with the selected ticket.
Review Change Terms: Ticket changes and refund rules depend on the seller and selected admission type.

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Accessibility and Guest Considerations

Accessible Venue: The indoor exhibition is held in an accessible location at Horseshoe Las Vegas.
Walkthrough Format: Visitors move through the galleries independently rather than following a guided group.
Seating: Limited seating is available for guests who need a brief rest.
Service Animals: Trained service animals are permitted.
Hearing Considerations: Much of the experience is visual and can be explored without spoken narration.
Visual Considerations: The exhibit relies heavily on visual specimens and written signage and may provide a limited experience for guests with significant visual impairments.
Lighting: The current exhibition information states that strobe lighting is not used.
Professional Equipment: Professional photography equipment requires advance authorization.
Accommodation Questions: Contact the exhibit before purchasing when a specific mobility, sensory, or communication accommodation is essential.

Where Is REAL BODIES Located?

REAL BODIES is located on the Lower Level of Horseshoe Las Vegas, in Suites A1–A3 and across from the Cabinet of Curiosities.

Resort: Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel & Casino.
Address: 3645 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109.
Resort Level: Lower Level.
Suite: A1–A3.
Nearby Landmark: Across from the Cabinet of Curiosities.
Nearby Resorts: Paris Las Vegas, The Cromwell, Bellagio, and Caesars Palace.
Parking: Horseshoe Las Vegas has paid self-parking and valet parking. Review the Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting.
Rideshare: Use the resort’s current designated drop-off and pickup areas and allow time to walk through the property.

Guests using Uber, Lyft, or another app-based service can review the Las Vegas ride-share guide.

Tips for Visiting REAL BODIES

Visit when the group is ready to focus: The experience rewards careful reading and close observation.
Prepare children beforehand: Explain that the exhibition contains real human bodies and organs displayed for educational purposes.
Start earlier in the day: An earlier visit leaves more time to read without worrying about the last-entry deadline.
Use personal photography respectfully: Take noncommercial photos without blocking other visitors or using professional equipment.
Look beyond the complete bodies: Smaller organs, vessels, nerves, and comparative displays often contain the most detailed information.
Read the health comparisons: Displays involving lungs, circulation, nutrition, and movement illustrate how habits can affect the body.
Do not bring a large bag: There is no coat check, and large luggage or backpacks are prohibited.
Plan nearby activities: The exhibit works well before dinner, shopping, or another center-Strip attraction.
See the Horseshoe display: Pair the visit with the nearby Million Dollar Display.
Walk to Bellagio afterward: The Bellagio Fountains are across Las Vegas Boulevard.

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REAL BODIES Las Vegas FAQ

Q: Are the bodies and organs in the exhibition real?
A: Yes. REAL BODIES displays real human specimens that have been preserved for anatomical education.

Q: How are the specimens preserved?
A: The exhibition uses polymer preservation, a process that replaces fluids and tissues with durable materials that prevent decay and maintain anatomical detail.

Q: How long should visitors allow?
A: Most guests spend approximately 30–60 minutes inside. Students, medical professionals, and visitors who read every display may take longer.

Q: Is REAL BODIES suitable for children?
A: All ages are welcome, but parents should consider each child’s comfort with real preserved bodies, organs, medical information, and developmental displays.

Q: Can guests take photographs?
A: Yes. Personal, noncommercial photography is permitted. Professional equipment and commercial photography require advance approval.

Q: Does standard admission include virtual reality?
A: Not necessarily. Virtual reality and other premium benefits are included only when specifically listed with the selected ticket package.

Q: Is REAL BODIES accessible for wheelchair users?
A: Yes. The exhibition is held in an accessible indoor venue. Contact the attraction before purchasing when a particular accommodation or route is required.

See the structures, systems, and processes that make the human body work.