The famed bronze Siegried & Roy sculpture, a remnant of the Mirage, which closed in 2024 and was demolished last year, has found a new home bathing in the bright lights of the Neon Museum’s boneyard, the organization touted in a news release.
“Siegfried & Roy created a sense of wonder that became synonymous with Las Vegas, blending illusion, storytelling and spectacle in a way the world had never seen before,” Aaron Berger, executive director and CEO of the Neon Museum, stated in the release.
“This sculpture isn’t just a tribute to their legacy — it’s a reflection of the connection they built with audiences across generations.”
