If you can’t find hotel security, then ask at the concierge and sometimes they’ll take pity on you and comp you a pass. Having said that, if you visit spur of the moment, you can still get free admission if you can track down a Linq hotel security staff member in the yellow polo shirts. I believe it was $10 or $12 and $7/ seniors / vets. Heres your tip of the day… if you go online in advance you can print out free admission coupons, otherwise there is a nominal charge. They are only open till 5pm and it takes about 1 ½ - 2 hours to read and see everything. If you arrive from the strip side, you have to go thru the entire casino to get to the elevator. You must enter thru an elevator inside the hotel though. Its located on the top floor of the general parking parkade at the Linq hotel. This gallery features most of the cars as being for sale. They still have the Jaguar XJ 220 and the Kennedy Cars.
Not much has changed in relation to the auto collection galleries, except that most of the cars are new. The last time I was here it was actually called the “Imperial Palace” hotel and was over a decade ago. This is my second time to visit “The auto Collection”. The Auto Collection the Linq hotel which is the mid point on the Strip, for reference purposes.
