Travel Nevada has launched a digital passport experience designed to support travellers exploring the state, from alien themed stops to desert landscapes.
Visitors can travel through the Area 51 homages on the Area 51(ish) Adventure throughout Nevada, despite the actual location remaining off limits.
“The legend of Area 51 has fuelled curiosity for decades,” says Travel Nevada Australia and New Zealand director Corey Marshall.
“The Area 51(ish) Adventure lets travellers experience the mystery and wonder that have defined this region for decades, while exploring some of Nevada’s most unique roadside attractions,” he adds.
The trip includes the Extra-terrestrial Highway and other attractions, including Outpost 51 Alien Museum Boulder City, Little A’Le’Inn (pictured above), the Alien Research Center and the Closest Highway Point to Area 51.
Travel Nevada says participants can also sign up on-line to access their digital passport through a link sent via text or e-mail, and digitally check in to 10 participating stops to earn points.
The points can then also be redeemed for exclusive prizes called UFOs (Uncommon Free Objects), including Travel Nevada gear and collectibles, adds Travel Nevada. See more details HERE.
