Adult magic in Vegas hits different. This R-rated show at Planet Hollywood mixes Grant Freeman’s sleight-of-hand with adult stand-up comedy, plus audience participation that keeps things moving from the first trick to the last punchline. I like that it is adult-focused (not just a family show with a little spice), and I like the fast pacing in a compact 1 hour 15 minutes format. The only real drawback is the obvious one: it is R-rated and not subtle about it, so you should only bring it to the right crowd.

You meet at the V Theater box office area, then settle into a selected seating section and get ready for a classic Vegas combo, magic plus jokes plus surprises. Before or after, you can wander the Miracle Mile shops and grab dinner nearby, which is great if you want your night to feel flexible instead of rushed.

If you are looking for a different Las Vegas magic experience at a clear, budget-friendly price, this is a strong pick. If your idea of magic is clean, quiet, and polite, you might prefer a more traditional show.

Key Things I’d Flag Before You Buy

• Grant Freeman is the star: classic magic with modern adult punchlines.
• R-rated by design: adult comedy and raunchy surprises, not just PG-13.
• Audience participation is a major ingredient: the show leans into interaction.
• Short and punchy timing: about 1 hour 15 minutes, starting at 7:00 pm.
• Miracle Mile helps you build the night: shops and dining nearby for pre or post plans.
• Pick up your drink at the bar area first: drinks are handled outside the theater, with a table available.

Planet Hollywood’s V Theater Is a Good Home for Adult Comedy Magic

This show runs in Planet Hollywood’s V Theater, inside the Miracle Mile complex. That matters because you get an easy pre-show window where you can eat, browse, or just soak up the Strip energy without needing a long commute or complicated transfers.

The whole experience is priced at $32 per person, and at that level it lands in the “easy to justify” category. You are paying for a real live performer and an adult comedy format, not just a quick gimmick. With Vegas ticket costs, that value is part of why this one gets strong word-of-mouth.

One more practical win: the show format is designed to be accessible for most people. Service animals are allowed, and the location is near public transportation, so it is not only for people staying in the resort bubble.

Arriving at 7:00 pm: V Theater Box Office and the Miracle Mile Setup

Plan to make your way to Planet Hollywood’s V Theater area around the start time. The ticket redemption point is the V Theater Box Office, 3663 S Las Vegas Blvd Suite 360, Las Vegas, NV 89109. Your show start time is 7:00 pm.

This is one of those Vegas experiences where small timing choices can make your evening smoother. If you arrive early, you can take your time with the Miracle Mile shops and dining before the show. If you arrive late, you may feel rushed when you should be settling in and getting comfortable.

What I like about the setup is the simple flow:

• Walk in, redeem, find your seating section.
• Let the theater handle the rest once the show starts.

And since the ticket includes admission to a selected seating section, you are not guessing your view at the last minute. That is a real comfort on a show that is heavy on audience interaction.

The Main Event: Grant Freeman’s Magic Show With Adult Stand-Up Energy

The core experience is An R-Rated Magic Show, an adult alternative to the typical Las Vegas magic bill. The star is Magician Grant Freeman, who has toured across the country to sold-out theaters and received strong recognition for his live performances.

The show blends classic and modern magic illusions with adult-oriented stand-up comedy. That combination is the key. You are not watching a magician try to survive a comedy set, and you are not watching a comic who occasionally points at an illusion. The pacing is built around both, with the jokes and surprises tied into the magic moments.

Expect a show that uses:

• Sleight-of-hand and illusion work that changes as you think you understand the pattern.
• Adult humor that escalates quickly into that unmistakable Vegas R-rated vibe.
• A lot of audience involvement, meaning the show will feel different depending on who gets pulled in.

The performance time is about 1 hour 15 minutes. In Vegas terms, that is long enough to feel like a real show, but short enough that you can still keep your night open for dinner, a second attraction, or a nightcap afterward.

Why the Audience Participation Is More Than a Gimmick

Audience participation is not an add-on here, it is a feature. The show intentionally builds in moments where the crowd becomes part of the action, and that is a big reason people find it entertaining even if they do not usually like magic shows.

Here is what that means for you:

• You might feel more involved than in a traditional magic theater.
• The magician’s timing matters more, because the show adapts to audience responses.
• The humor is designed to land in real time, not after a punchline gets delivered from a distance.

One practical tip you should take seriously: if you are planning to drink during the show, stop at the bar area first to pick up your drink. The show experience notes that they do not serve you in the theater, but there is a table for drinks. In other words, do your beverage setup before the action ramps up.

Also, from the way the experience is described, you may find that the seating and flow can feel closer and more engaging than big, anonymous theaters. That helps for a show where interaction is part of the product.

Raunchy Surprises, Real Comedy, and the R-Rated Line

This is the part that decides whether the show is perfect for you. It is explicitly R-rated, with adult stand-up comedy and raunchy surprises.

If you are going with friends for a night out and you enjoy laughing at adult jokes with a crowd, this format can be a blast. The comedy is part of the pacing, and the surprises often come when you think the trick is going the straightforward way.

But if you are sensitive to explicit humor, or you do not want anything edgy at all, treat the R rating as a serious warning sign. This show is designed to be bold. That is what makes it memorable for the right crowd.

Pre-Show and Post-Show Time: Miracle Mile Shops and Dining

One of the smartest aspects of this experience is how naturally it fits into a Planet Hollywood evening. You can spend time on the Miracle Mile Shopping stretch before the show, or after it ends.

This matters because magic shows can feel like a “fixed block” on your day. Here, you can use the surrounding area to keep your evening feeling like a real plan, not a waiting room.

A simple way to make it work:

• Eat first, or shop first, then go in when you are ready to watch.
• If you want drinks, handle them at the bar area first as noted.
• After the show, grab dessert or keep walking the Miracle Mile.

Even if you do not plan to buy much, browsing is a low-cost activity that helps you feel less like you are sitting around waiting for 7:00 pm.

Price, Value, and What the Ticket Actually Covers

The price is $32 per person, and for an adult magic and comedy show in a major Vegas venue, that is solid value. You are getting an actual live performance headlined by Grant Freeman, with audience participation baked into the show.

Here is what is included:

• Admission to the show in a selected seating section
• Box office fee
• Sales tax on drink ticket (VIP ONLY)

And what is not included:

• Hotel pick-up and drop off
• Beverages (unless noted)

That beverage detail is important. If you expect drinks to be handled automatically in the theater, you will want to adjust. The practical approach is to plan for drinks on your terms before the show begins.

Also, consider demand. The booking pattern shows that this experience is commonly reserved about 23 days in advance on average. That is not a guarantee of sold-outs, but it is a sign you should book sooner rather than later, especially if you are traveling with a group and want everyone on the same evening.

Practical Tips That Improve Your Evening Right Away

A few small choices can make the difference between a fun night and a slightly stressful one:

Do the bar step early. Pick up any drink at the bar area first. They do not serve you in the theater, but a drink table is available.

Arrive with a plan for food. Miracle Mile gives you options before and after. If you wait too long, you might lose the casual, easy vibe and end up eating fast or settling for whatever is closest.

Treat it like an adult comedy show. The magic is real, but the show’s identity is adult humor and surprise. Go in expecting laughs, not a formal lecture in misdirection.

Bring the right energy. Audience participation works best when you have a playful attitude. Even if you are not selected, the crowd energy feeds the moment.

Who Should Book This Adult Magic Show

This show is a great match if you:

• Want a break from the typical clean, family-friendly Vegas entertainment.
• Enjoy adult stand-up style comedy alongside live illusions.
• Like interactive shows where the audience is part of the story.
• Are traveling with friends who are comfortable with an R-rated vibe.

It is also a solid choice for people who want value. At $32, you can add it to your Las Vegas lineup without making your entire budget wobble.

If, instead, you want quiet, controlled, kid-safe entertainment, or you are easily bothered by raunchy surprises, you should skip this one and look for a more traditional magic show.

Should You Book It?

My answer is yes, if you are shopping for an adult night out with laughs and real stage magic in a compact time slot. The combination of Grant Freeman’s performance style, the fast 1 hour 15 minutes pacing, and the fact that the show leans hard into audience interaction makes it feel like an experience, not just a ticket.

I would book it with confidence if:

• Your group is 18+ and comfortable with R-rated comedy.
• You want something affordable that still feels like a proper Vegas event.
• You plan to use Miracle Mile for your dinner and pre-show time.

If you have any hesitation about adult humor, treat that as your signal. This is not a watered-down version of a magic show. It is designed to be bold, and that is exactly why it works for the right crowd.

FAQ

Is this magic show age restricted?

Yes. It is an R-rated magic show with adult-oriented comedy and raunchy surprises, so it is intended for viewers 18+.

How long is the show?

The performance time is approximately 1 hour 15 minutes.

What time does the show start?

The start time is 7:00 pm.

Where do I pick up or redeem my ticket?

Redeem at the V Theater Box Office, 3663 S Las Vegas Blvd Suite 360, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

What is included in the ticket price?

Your ticket includes admission to the show in a selected seating section, the box office fee, and sales tax on a drink ticket for VIP only.

Can I cancel and get a refund?

Yes, you can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. If you cancel less than 24 hours before, you will not be refunded.