Las Vegas’s New Buffet Comes From the Largest-Ever Museum of Ice Cream

A rendering of the buffet at the Museum of Ice Cream in Las Vegas. | Museum of Ice Cream. The Museum of Ice Cream will have an elaborate sprinkle pool and dessert hotel rooms One decade after first popping up in New York, one of the pioneering Instagrammable experiences is opening a sprawling location in Las Vegas. The Museum of Ice Cream will open in 2026 at Area15 — moving into the hub of all things experiential entertainment with a larger footprint and new offerings that expand beyond the pink walls and sprinkle pool. The Museum of Ice Cream will take over 30,000 square feet with an ice cream buffet, ice cream-themed hotel suites, a dessert-themed play area, an ice cream cake wedding chapel, a pink party bus, and an oversized version of the sprinkle pool that has featured heavily in celebrity family photos throughout the last decade. The Museum of Ice Cream has locations in five other cities that offer play areas, photo opportunities, unlimited ice cream treats, and cafes that serve pizza, sprinkle pool sundaes, and ice cream hot dogs. Museum of Ice Cream Rendering of the sprinkle pool at the Museum of Ice Cream. Support LA Wildfire Relief With a Bake Sale Box Las Vegas bakeries are collaborating for a bake sale that will help benefit Los Angeles Wildfire relief. Bakeries like Milkfish Bake Shop, Pop N Pies, TSP Baking Company, and Glaze Doughnuts are selling mixed boxes of pastries and baked goods, the proceeds of which will be donated to the Black LA Relief and Recovery Fund to help thousands of displaced Black Angelenos. (Altadena, a historic Black neighborhood in Los Angeles, was greatly impacted by the Eaton Fire.) The boxes will have one each of more than a dozen goodies including ube cookies and cream cookies, purple sweet potato sourdough ciabatta, cashew and coco jam monkey bread, mini strawberry cakes, and apple crumble pies. Boxes are $65 each and can be preordered to be picked up on Sunday, February 2 at Fukuburger (7365 S Buffalo Drive). Get a Booze Cruise Passport The 2025 Nevada Craft Beverage Passport Booze Cruise launches this weekend at the Henderson Artisan Booze District. With passport in hand, visit the included local breweries, distilleries, wineries, and meaderies, and get a stamp with each visit — full passports can be mailed in for prizes. This year’s passport includes CraftHaus, Deadwood Meadery, Las Vegas Distillery, Neon Desert Brewing, and Vegas Valley Winery. It kicks off with free passports on Saturday, January 30 at 5 p.m.