This Vegas magic feels weirdly up close. Spend about 70 minutes with Nathan Burton at the Nathan Burton Theater inside FlyOver, where you get small-theater energy and audience interaction that make the tricks feel personal, not distant.

The big tradeoff: it is built to be G-rated and family-friendly. So if you are chasing cold, serious, mega-scale illusion, the humor, pacing, and brighter lights may feel like too much of a kids-show vibe for your taste.

Key things to know before you go

• New home inside FlyOver Las Vegas (across from Park MGM), not Planet Hollywood
• Four seat options, including VVIP couches for the closest view and most involvement
• G-rated comedy magic that works for families and adults
• A fast, 70-minute format with plenty of audience participation
• Mobile ticket entry, easy to manage during a busy Vegas day
• Good value at about $25 per person, especially if you sit up close

Finding the Nathan Burton Theater inside FlyOver (quick and painless)

First, lock in the correct location. Nathan Burton Comedy Magic has moved to the brand new Nathan Burton Theater located at FlyOver Las Vegas, across from Park MGM. The address you want is: 3771 S Las Vegas Blvd Ste. 160, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

If you are using Uber or Lyft, type in FlyOver Las Vegas 3771 Las Vegas Blvd. Do not use the old Planet Hollywood reference, because the venue has moved and directions can send you to the wrong door.

Walking is also straightforward if you are already doing the middle-of-the-Strip loop. The theater sits on the Strip between Hard Rock Cafe and Target, and you enter through the strip-side entrance for FlyOver. From there, the Nathan Burton Theater entrance is just inside.

Driving is simpler than many Strip setups. Paid self-parking is available, with the parking-garage entrance on Las Vegas Boulevard between Hard Rock Cafe and Ross. After you park, take the elevators to the ground floor, go through the double doors, and continue into the FlyOver lounge area, then down the hallway to the theater.

Price and timing: is $25 good value in Vegas?

At $25 per person for about 70 minutes, this show is priced like a value play in a city full of premium theater tickets. The reason it feels like good value is not just the low cost, it is the format: it is an intimate venue with audience participation and lots of hands-on moments.

You should think of this as an afternoon-friendly, low-commitment option that still delivers that Vegas wow feeling. For many people, it lands in the sweet spot between cheap and memorable, especially if you are traveling with kids or you want a break from nonstop nightlife.

One more practical detail: the show tends to book out in advance (on average about 22 days). If you have a specific day or you want a better seat tier, you will have an easier time if you reserve earlier rather than hoping for last-minute availability.

Seating choices: what to pick from entry-level to VVIP couches

You get four seat options, from entry-level to VVIP. The show is designed so your seat can change what you experience, and that is a big deal for a comedy magic format.

If you want the biggest impact from your money, go closer. Many attendees talk about the couch seating as the way to get the up-close and personal magic. When you are nearer to the action, you have a better chance of being pulled into audience participation, and you also get a clearer view of the comedic patter and the exact rhythm of each illusion.

If you are traveling with little ones or you simply prefer to watch rather than volunteer, entry-level or mid-tier seating can still be fun because the show keeps moving. Just keep your expectations aligned: the closer you are, the more interactive it tends to feel.

The show itself: comedy magic with real crowd energy

Nathan Burton Comedy Magic blends illusions, humor, and an interactive style. The vibe is fast and fun, with mind-boggling moments followed by jokes that help you stay relaxed while you try to figure out how the trick works.

This is also a G-rated show, so it stays broadly family-friendly. That matters in Vegas, because it means you are not deciding between entertainment and having something you can enjoy with kids. The show is built for a mix of ages, and it is designed to keep adults interested while still feeling welcoming for younger viewers.

Expect a lot of audience involvement. The performance style leans on getting the crowd laughing and participating, not just watching objects vanish. If you like being part of the action, this is one of the big reasons to book this over a passive theater show.

One thing to be aware of: it is high-energy and uses bright, noticeable stage lighting. Some people found the lights and volume challenging for very young kids. If you are bringing a sensitive child, plan ahead with a restroom break strategy and bring what you normally use for ear comfort.

Stop: how your time unfolds at the Nathan Burton Theater

Your whole experience is essentially one stop: you arrive at the Nathan Burton Theater inside FlyOver Las Vegas, take your seat, and settle in for the performance. There is no long multi-part schedule, which is exactly why it works so well as a one-hour-plus Vegas activity.

When you walk in, you are stepping into an intimate theater setup. That size matters. In a smaller room, you do not lose the show to distance or big-seat sightline problems. You also feel the pace more directly, because the comedic beats and illusion reveals are happening close enough to read.

During the show, Nathan Burton combines classic-style magic elements with modern comedic timing. The illusions have that head-scratching goal, and the pacing keeps you from settling into one mood for too long. Audience participation shows up often enough that it feels like the night can shift depending on who gets picked.

What to do before and after: pair it with the right Vegas plan

This is a great “block of time” show. With about 70 minutes on the clock, you can pair it with a meal nearby and still keep an evening open.

Because the venue is inside FlyOver Las Vegas, you are also close to major Strip foot traffic. That means you can do an easy before-and-after loop: grab a casual bite, wander a bit around Park MGM and the Hard Rock area, then head into the theater without needing a complicated transit plan.

If you are traveling with family, it is also a helpful option for rhythm. A magic-comedy show gives kids a structured, entertaining break from the constant sensory chaos of the Strip. Adults get the humor and the spectacle, and everyone gets a predictable end time.

After the show, you can decide on the fly. Some people go straight into a quieter plan because it is a full sensory experience. Others use it as a fun opener and keep the energy going. Either way, the show is short enough that it does not trap your whole day.

Who should book (and who might want a different kind of magic)

This show is a strong match for:

• Families who want G-rated entertainment with lots of interaction
• Adults who like comedy and do not mind audience participation
• Travelers who value up-close seats and would rather spend $25 than hunt for a bigger, pricier production
• People who enjoy practical, talk-to-you-on-stage magic rather than remote spectacle

Here is who might want to think twice:

• If you want dark, serious, hardcore illusion with no lighthearted comedic tone, the family-friendly approach may not scratch that itch
• If you are extremely sensitive to loud sound and bright blinking lights, you might find parts of the show stressful for kids
• If your magic taste runs toward newer, higher-technical illusions, you may feel the material is more classic than cutting-edge

The key is that this show is built as a friendly experience. If you treat it like that, you will probably have a better time.

Should you book Nathan Burton Comedy Magic?

Yes, if you want a fun, reasonably priced Vegas show that feels personal. For $25 and about 70 minutes, the intimate theater setup plus the interactive audience style is a solid value, especially if you choose seats that keep you close to the action.

If you are picky about magic style, go in with the right mindset. This is comedy magic in a high-energy, family-friendly room. You will likely enjoy it most if you want laughter, quick pacing, and that satisfying moment of trying to figure it out from a front-row or couch-row view.

FAQ

Where is Nathan Burton Comedy Magic located now?

The show is in the Nathan Burton Theater inside FlyOver Las Vegas, across from Park MGM. The address is 3771 S Las Vegas Blvd Ste. 160, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

Is the show still at Planet Hollywood?

No. It has moved to FlyOver Las Vegas and is no longer located at Planet Hollywood Casino.

How long is the Nathan Burton Comedy Magic show?

The performance runs about 1 hour 10 minutes.

How much are tickets?

Tickets are listed at $25.00 per person.

Are the seats assigned, and are there different options?

Yes. You can choose between four seat options, from entry-level up to VVIP.

Is the show family-friendly?

Yes. It is described as G-rated, suitable for adults and families.

What kind of ticket do I need?

You get a mobile ticket.

Can I get a refund if my plans change?

Free cancellation is available. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and cancellations within 24 hours are not refunded.

Is parking included?

Parking is not included. Paid self-parking is available on-site, and the parking garage entrance is on Las Vegas Boulevard between Hard Rock Cafe and Ross.