The Magic Shows in Las Vegas

Magic with a bite, you should enjoy crude humor and a fun atmosphere if you decide to buy tickets to Penn and Teller. I like the show but I have had plenty of conversations with people who just do not get it. This is a very entertaining show that is worth the admission price.

You probably know him from Americas Got Talent but be warned that his Vegas show is not made for regular TV. This show is much better but requires a bit more maturity as well. Not for kids, but definitely for anyone who loves to laugh.

Piff the Magic Dragon performs Monday through Wednesday at 8 p.m. inside Bugsy’s Cabaret at Flamingo Las Vegas. Guests must be 18 years or older. 

 

If you saw Matt Franco on television you have a reasonably good idea of what he does. When you see him in person you are impressed by his ability to do some great tricks in front of your eyes. When you sit through an entire show you realize that not only is this guy talented but he is funny and original. Magic plus originality make him a sure bet in Las Vegas.

 

The best afternoon show in Las Vegas. Worth the money for good, clean fun. You will have a great time and be entertained at the same time.

It seems like magic in Las Vegas is synonymous with David Copperfield and it should be as he is not only among the most established magicians in town he is also among the very best.

He performs nightly at the MGM Grand Resort Las Vegas. Sunday - Saturday 7:00 pm & 9:30 pm. Saturday Matinee 4:00 pm

 

Chris Angel is doing his show with a Cirque Du Soliel angle at the Luxor. If you are a fan of his work you should thoroughly enjoy this show. I can't say I am impressed mainly because for my taste he takes himself way too seriously. However, some Las Vegas visitors truly love his act.

The mixture of comedy, magic and mental manipulation keeps the audience on their toes, wondering if they'll be the subject of McCambridge's next trick. Is "mentalism" for real? By the end of the evening, you may just be convinced.

Nathan Burton does a good job of entertaining and the truth is you probably cannot find another magician on the strip that gives you as much for the price of a ticket. This show is a good deal and you most likely will be entertained.

It's not just magic - it's Xtreme Magic. And that involves illusions, women, rock music, fake smoke and cats. Yes, cats. Big ones. It's the largest display of some of the most exotic cats in the world, or so the show's announcer boasts at the beginning of the act.

• Show Days: Monday through Saturday (Dark December 31 and January 1-7, 2016)
• Time: 4:00 PM
• Location: International Theater
• Price: $79 (Front Orchestra), $59 (Mid Orchestra) and $49 (Rear Orchestra). All prices include taxes and fees.
• Buy tickets online now, at the Westgate Box Office, or by calling (800) 222-5361
• Ages: All