Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is making travelers an offer that they cannot refuse — the opportunity to purchase goods from an airport outpost of the city’s Mob Museum. The retail store, developed in partnership with Day One Group and located in the airport’s D Gate, features displays outlining the history of the Mob; archival pieces from the museum, such as a Jaguar once owned by infamous crime boss John Gotti; as well as branded apparel, mugs, books and magnets. The store additionally includes immersive activations allowing visitors to take “the oath” and snap their own mugshot.
“This store provides an introductory touchpoint, offering a glimpse into the stories and artifacts that await downtown,” said Jonathan Ullman, CEO and president of The Mob Museum. “We hope this space sparks curiosity, invites exploration and offers something memorable for every traveler passing through. For many, it will be the first taste of a larger journey.”
“The Day One Group is proud to partner with The Mob Museum to launch a new retail store at Harry Reid International Airport,” added Brian Ayala, principal at Day One Group. “This collaboration brings a piece of Las Vegas history and culture directly to travelers, delivering a distinctive retail experience that celebrates the city’s iconic past while welcoming visitors from around the world.”
“Our airport plays a unique role in connecting millions of travelers to the spirit of Las Vegas and the entire destination,” said James C. Chrisley, Clark County director of aviation. “By bringing The Mob Museum to Harry Reid International Airport, we’re sharing a rich part of our community’s history and identity with visitors from the very start of their journey.”
