Hypnosis plus standup sounds like a plan. This adult-friendly comedy hypnosis show runs in the 1923 Prohibition Bar at the Venetian, above Minus5, and it’s built to keep you laughing for about 75 minutes.

I especially like the way the program mixes comedy, sound effects, and hypnosis so the energy stays up the whole time. You are not just watching, you are part of the night.

What I like even more is the extras that come with your ticket. You get a meet-and-greet with photo ops after the show, plus an invitation to volunteer or participate. It also runs with a mobile ticket, which is handy when you are bouncing around the Strip.

One consideration: the show is designed for audience involvement. If you hate the idea of being pulled in or prefer low-key entertainment, you should think twice before choosing this one.

Key Highlights You’ll Notice Right Away

• 1923 Prohibition Bar setting at the Venetian, located above Minus5, with that speakeasy vibe
• Comedy woven into hypnosis, so it is funny even if you are not into hypnosis
• Meet-and-greet plus photo ops after the performance, included with admission
• Audience participation opportunities, and many moments feel like they belong to the front row
• Smallish group size (max 80 travelers), which helps the show feel interactive
• You pre-book to lock in your seat, and the show notes it is not the same every time

Step Into the Venetian’s 1923 Speakeasy (Above Minus5)

This is a Las Vegas Strip show with a very specific home. You meet at minus5 ICEBAR, then you head into the 1923 Live Speakeasy inside the Venetian hotel. The location matters because it changes the mood. Instead of a standard theater, you get a real prohibition-bar feel, which fits the comedy-hypnosis concept.

That also helps the whole experience move faster. You are not hunting through a huge casino complex for the next venue, because the show’s home is tied to one known spot, minus5 ICEBAR, in the Grand Canal Shoppes. The address is also clearly listed (3377 S Las Vegas Blvd, STE 2140), which makes it easier to plan your arrival.

The show itself is described as R-rated adult-friendly entertainment. Keep that in mind if you are traveling with anyone who does not do well with adult humor. The upside is that it is not watered down for a general audience. The comedy is the point, and the hypnosis is the weird-but-funny engine behind it.

Finding minus5 ICEBAR and Getting Seated Fast

Your start point is minus5 ICEBAR at the Grand Canal Shoppes inside the Venetian complex (the meeting point is given clearly, and the activity ends back there). That means your night is simple to map: show in one area, finish in one area.

A practical win here is the mobile ticket. You do not need to track a paper voucher or worry about printing. Just keep your phone ready so check-in is smooth.

Group size can also affect the vibe, and this one has a maximum of 80 travelers. In a space like this, that usually translates into a room that feels lively without becoming chaotic. You get enough people for the energy, but not so many that it becomes impersonal.

How the Show Works in Real Life: Comedy, Sound Effects, Hypnosis

The heart of Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour is the mix. You are looking at a 75-minute laughfest that folds standup comedy into a hypnosis-style performance. The show uses comedy, sound effects, and polished production elements, and the goal is clear: the laughter keeps going, not just in short bursts.

One key promise you should take seriously is that no two shows are the same. That matters if you are visiting and you are worried it might feel scripted or repetitive. The program is designed to stay unpredictable, and that shows up in the way it plays to a crowd.

A lot of the best moments in this kind of show come from audience energy and the host’s ability to read the room. The format is described as raucous and unpredictable, with Steve described as charming and hilarious. That sounds like marketing language until you remember the show is actively shaped by what the audience is doing and responding to.

The Audience Participation Factor (What You’re Really Signing Up For)

This is an interactive show, and it explicitly includes a chance to volunteer or participate. That is part of why people rate it so highly for group nights and date nights.

If you like the idea of becoming part of a story, you should feel good about this being built for that. One participant described feeling energized yet relaxed afterward, and they said their friends joked that they were the star. Another theme in the feedback is that people laugh harder when they are involved, even if they only step into the spotlight for a moment.

There is also a built-in reality check: hypnosis shows can make some people uncomfortable, even when everything is lighthearted. The show notes that most travelers can participate, but that does not mean everyone wants the attention. If you would rather enjoy the comedy from your seat, that can still work well, but the show’s design does lean into participation.

One more fun detail from the feedback: a volunteer said they later got to see a video of their moment. That suggests there may be recording or video elements as part of the show experience. If you are privacy-focused, keep that possibility in mind.

A Closer Look at the Only Stop: minus5 ICEBAR to 1923 Live

This experience is built around one performance stop, not a multi-stop tour. You start at minus5 ICEBAR, then you are directed into the 1923 Live Speakeasy inside the Venetian. The itinerary is essentially show-centered, and that is a plus for visitors who do not want to waste time shuttling between attractions.

Here is what you can expect from the rhythm:

• You arrive at the meeting point and get checked in.
• You settle into the venue space inside 1923 Live.
• The show runs for about 1 hour 15 minutes.
• After the performance, there is a meet-and-greet with photo ops included.
• The activity ends back where you started.

Because it is one-stop, you can plan your evening around it. It also makes this a solid option on nights when you just want one good anchor experience on the Strip.

Adult-Friendly Date Night Value: Is $39 a Smart Spend?

At $39 per person, this is priced like a mainstream Vegas show, but with a few things that push it toward better value.

Your ticket includes:

• Admission to Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour
• A meet-and-greet with photo ops
• The opportunity to volunteer or participate

Alcohol is available for purchase inside the showroom for an additional cost, but the ticket itself does not include drinks. That is normal for Las Vegas, but it still affects your budget. If you plan to have cocktails, add that cost up front so you are not surprised later.

The bigger value story is how the experience is built. Many people come to Vegas wanting a night they will actually remember, not just something they sat through. This show is designed to make you part of the experience, and it is built to be funny right away, not after a slow setup. Reviews also describe it as a highlight of the vacation and a must-see show, which usually means the show lands emotionally, not just technically.

Group size matters too. With a maximum of 80 travelers, you are less likely to feel like you are in a giant cattle-car theater. That can improve the audience interaction, which is where the hypnosis comedy shines.

What to Pack and How to Prepare (So You Enjoy It More)

The information here is simple, but you still want a few practical prep points.

• Have your mobile ticket ready on your phone.
• Plan to spend about 1 hour 15 minutes total in the show block.
• Expect an adult-friendly R-rated comedy style.
• If you are participating-oriented, be ready for your name to possibly be called, because the show is built for volunteers.

I also think it helps to go in with the right mindset. This is not a quiet, introspective hypnosis session. It is a staged comedy production that uses hypnosis as a theatrical device. If you try to analyze it too hard, you may miss the fun. If you let it be playful, you will probably enjoy it more.

Who This Show Fits Best (And Who Might Skip It)

This show is a strong match for:

• Date nights where you want something social and interactive
• Groups who like laughing together
• Comedy fans who are curious about hypnosis as a comedic tool
• People who enjoy a raucous, unpredictable format

It may be less ideal for:

• Anyone who really does not want to be involved in a hypnosis-style performance
• Travelers who prefer entertainment that is strictly observational
• Anyone uncomfortable with adult humor content

Also, because it includes the option to participate and volunteer, it works best when your group agrees on the vibe. If one person in your group wants to be on stage and another wants zero chance of it, you might still enjoy the show, but you should enter with aligned expectations.

Should You Book Steve Falcon’s Las Vegas Comedy Hypnosis Hour?

If you want a comedy show that actually feels like an event, this is an easy yes. The biggest reasons are the combination of comedy plus hypnosis, the fact that the room is set up in a themed 1923 speakeasy space at the Venetian, and the included meet-and-greet with photo ops.

It is also a good choice if you like interactive entertainment. The show is designed so that the audience energy feeds the performance, and the feedback strongly points to people having memorable, laugh-filled moments. And with a max of 80 travelers, it should feel engaging without being overwhelming.

I would only skip it if audience participation and adult comedy are not your thing. If you’re even mildly open to being part of the experience, this one is likely to be a standout night on the Las Vegas Strip.

FAQ

Where is Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour located?

The show takes place inside the 1923 Live Speakeasy at the Venetian Hotel, located above Minus5. Your meeting point is minus5 ICEBAR in the Grand Canal Shoppes.

How long is the show?

The performance runs for about 1 hour 15 minutes.

What is included with the $39 ticket?

Your ticket includes entry admission, a meet-and-greet with photo ops, and the opportunity to volunteer or participate in the show.

Are alcoholic drinks included?

No. Alcoholic beverages are available for purchase inside the showroom for an additional cost.

How big is the group?

This activity has a maximum of 80 travelers.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience start time.