Las Vegas · LAS VEGAS MAGIC & COMEDY SHOWS
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Close-up illusion, big-stage magic and late comedy nights ask for different seats and audiences. Compare venues, running times, age limits and performance styles before choosing the room.
David Copperfield at MGM Grand: a 90 minute Las Vegas magic show with crowd participation, classic illusions, and tickets around $82.
“We went to Las Vegas on our second wedding anniversary, it was amazing and the most entertaining and enjoyable time.”
Watch Gerry McCambridge read minds and do jaw-dropping magic in an intimate Planet Hollywood theater. Interactive, funny, and about 1 hour.
“A unique, intellectually-challenging, and just fun activity. We were from 21-60 years old and everyone enjoyed it equally.”
Watch David Copperfield at MGM Grand Las Vegas, a classic and modern magic show with audience participation and thrills for kids and adults.
Mindreading magic at Horseshoe Las Vegas with Frederic Da Silva. Watch pocket predictions and a watch-stop moment. Small show at 4 pm.
“Just Fantastic, like EVERYONE writes. Great personality and even greater show. The only downside is the ushers are quite rude - at least they were to me this day. Nothing Fredric can do about that, I think.”
Mike Hammer comedy magic at Four Queens in downtown Las Vegas. Interactive mind reading and stunts in 70 minutes. Tickets from $37.50.
“Be ready to laugh and possibly participate! We had an amazing time. Mike was hilarious and his tricks were awesome!”
A 75-minute comedy and magic show with Piff at the Flamingo, featuring audience interaction, mobile tickets, and all-in pricing.
“Very funny and clever. Loved him on AGT he’s worth seeing. Mr. Piffles stole the show. Love the audience participation. I’d see him again.”
Mat Franco Magic Reinvented at the LINQ: 90 minutes of interactive magic comedy by the AGT winner. Mobile tickets, smart casual.
“Mat is a talented magician. the theater is small and any seat is good. Do not hesitate to see this show.”
Nathan Burton Comedy Magic at FlyOver Las Vegas mixes comedy and mind-bending illusions in an intimate, audience-participation show, from $25.
“I’ve seen Nathan 5 times. Since I first discovered him, every time I’m in Vegas, I see him. He is the best. Show is phenomenal.”
Cabaret-style Masters of Magic at Las Vegas Magic Theater in Downtown Vegas with close-up illusions, audience participation, popcorn, and a drink.
“I have been numerous magic shows over the years focused on close up magic and this show was as good as any I have ever seen. Very interactive and fun. VERY high level of service as my wife and I were the only ones attending one of the shows and rather than cancel, he did a private show for us. I would highly recommend.”
R-rated magic and comedy at Planet Hollywood starring Grant Freeman in V Theater, with Miracle Mile dining and shopping nearby.
“The show was very entertaining. Lots of interaction with the audience which we like. The magic tricks took unexpected turns. We would recommend this show to anyone over 18. It is R rated.”
