Indoor Magic Theater Show

Magic of Christmas Show at Las Vegas Magic Theater runs through Las Vegas Shows Magic Theater. Rated 4.5 across 26 reviews. Runs About 1 hr 10 min. From $55.

Overview

The magician here works only a few feet from the crowd, not on a distant stage. The Magic of Christmas Show plays in an intimate cabaret room with a European feel, set right on Las Vegas Boulevard, and prebooking your admission means entry is settled before the night. Popcorn and beverages come with the ticket.

The performance runs about one hour and ten minutes of close-up magic and illusion. Reviewers keep returning to one point: the room is small and everyone feels part of the act, with volunteers pulled from their seats and tricks happening a few feet away. Hosts get frequent praise too, described as cordial and generous with personal touches.

Families fit well here. Travellers who brought children called the show kid friendly and said they would recommend it, infants sit on laps, and the listing covers all ages. The venue is wheelchair and pushchair accessible, welcomes service animals, and sits near public transportation. Since hotel pickup is not included, you arrange your own way along Las Vegas Boulevard.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Make your own wayHotel pickup is not included. The theater sits on Las Vegas Boulevard, near public transportation.
2. Arrive and check inShow the confirmation you received at the time of booking. Wheelchair and pushchair access is available.
3. Take a seatThe cabaret room is intimate, with the magician only feet from the audience. Infants must sit on laps.
4. Watch the magicClose-up illusions and sleight of hand, with audience members invited up to help during the performance.
5. Enjoy the snacksPopcorn and beverages are included with admission.
6. Head back outThe show ends and the evening is yours.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points, drawn from the listing and from what travellers report after attending.

• Finding the venue. The listing calls the venue easy to find on Las Vegas Boulevard, but a couple of travellers still reported trouble locating it, and one taxi driver did not know it. Checking the exact address before setting out saves time on the night.
• Joining in. Reviewers often mention volunteers being called up and interaction running through the show. Wherever you sit, the magician is close enough to involve you, and several said the whole room felt drawn into the act.
• Going with kids. The listing says all ages, and travellers with children called it very kid friendly and fun. Note that infants must sit on laps when you plan your seating.
• Snacks and drinks. Popcorn and beverages come included with admission, per the listing. Treat it as a snack rather than a meal, and eat beforehand if you want more.
• Room size. The room is small, and reviewers describe the magician working only feet from the audience. That closeness is the draw here; go expecting close-up magic, not a large stage production.
• Getting there. Hotel pickup is not included, so plan your own transport. The venue sits near public transportation, and the listing marks transport and surfaces as wheelchair accessible, with pushchair access and service animals allowed.

Common issues. One traveller found the room a little dated, thought the show wrapped sooner than expected, missed having alcohol, and noted that some of the magician's German humor went over the heads of an international crowd. A separate reviewer considered the price a touch high for the performance and felt they had seen better magic elsewhere. Someone else felt the Christmas theme stopped at the decorations rather than running through the acts. There is no hotel pickup, so the logistics rest with you.

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