Shelby Cobras, Count's Kustoms and the Pawn Stars Counter
A guided minibus afternoon through the garages and shops behind Pawn Stars and Counting Cars, with a photo stop at Allegiant Stadium, picking up at Treasure Island on the Strip.
This is the reality-TV version of Las Vegas: the places where the History Channel shows were filmed, reached in one loop by air-conditioned minibus so nobody has to stitch together rides between off-Strip garages and downtown.
The bus leaves Treasure Island at noon and runs about four hours. Stops are Allegiant Stadium for photos, Shelby American, Count's Kustoms, the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop, then Toy Shack and Ultimate Sports Cards & Memorabilia downtown. Every stop's entry is in the ticket, and the guide narrates on the road between them.
One traveler in October 2026 called it a "fun first-time experience without the hassle of ride sharing everywhere."
The booking below has a few versions on one page. The standard tour runs every day at noon. A Spanish-speaking departure runs on weekdays. A meet-and-greet version adds time with a Pawn Stars cast member and only appears on certain Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Pick the version first, then the date.
Las Vegas Pawn Stars and Reality TV Shows Tour in Las VegasMinibus, guide and entry at every stop included · Gratuities extra · Daily 12:00 PM from Treasure Islandwww.viator.comMustangs at Shelby, Hearse Limos at the Count's
Allegiant Stadium, home of the Raiders, is a short outside stop, long enough for a group photo out front. You do not go in.
At Shelby American, the Shelby Heritage Center shows cars like the Shelby 1000, the 427 Cobra and the F-150 Super Snake, and its gift shop sells Shelby memorabilia.
Count's Kustoms is Danny Koker's shop from Counting Cars. His personal collection is the draw: custom Harley choppers, a Cadillac hearse limo, a GT 350 Fastback and an '81 Corvette. Plan about 25 minutes at each of these two.
The Pawn Shop, Then the Collectors Downtown
The World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop gets the longest stop, about half an hour. The cases hold championship rings, sports memorabilia and rare coins, and Rick Harrison's Pawn Plaza sits next door.
The last stretch is downtown at Neonopolis, near Fremont Street. Toy Shack is the vintage toy shop, Hot Wheels and Transformers included, and Ultimate Sports Cards & Memorabilia deals in autographed cards and jerseys. Both owners have appeared on Pawn Stars as outside experts. Each gets about 15 minutes.
Meeting a Star Is a Separate Version
The standard tour does not promise a cast sighting. Meeting the shows' stars is not guaranteed, and going inside a location depends on the filming schedule that day. Stops can change or drop out if a venue closes or a shoot takes over.
If meeting someone from the show is the point of the trip, book the meet-and-greet version. It runs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at the pawn shop, with Rick Harrison or Chumlee, and sometimes both. Only the dates that version shows on the booking calendar are available.
Ages, Walking and the Tip
Travelers have to be 5 or older, and there are no lap children. The walking is light to moderate, mostly in and out of shops and lots, and wheelchairs can be stored on the bus. Service animals are welcome.
- Included: air-conditioned minibus, the guide's narration and entry at every stop
- Not included: gratuities for the driver-guide
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure; after that, no refund.
📍 Treasure Island, 3300 Las Vegas Blvd S. Look for the benches furthest west along Mystère Dreams Ave, and be there 15 minutes before noon. Some booking notes describe the spot as off Sirens Cove, outside the valet, to the right.
The bus brings everyone back to Treasure Island at the end, with time left in the afternoon for the Strip.