Las Vegas Magic Shows

Las Vegas has 22 magic shows currently on sale, spanning headliner illusionists, comedy magicians, mentalists, and intimate club acts, with tickets starting from $17. Penn & Teller at the Rio and Criss Angel at Planet Hollywood are the longest-running headliners on the Strip, and Piff the Magic Dragon brings his comedy-driven act to the Flamingo from $53. If budget matters more than star power, the Magicians Room at the LINQ Promenade hosts rotating acts from $27, and Jen Kramer at Westgate is the single cheapest ticket in the category at $17. For a big-stage headliner experience, Penn & Teller and Criss Angel anchor the top end. Browse the full lineup and book through Spotlight.

How to Choose the Right Las Vegas Show

Las Vegas show categories each deliver a different kind of night out. Use this quick comparison to match your group and mood to the right style of show before you book.

Show TypeGreat For
Cirque du SoleilSpectacle and acrobatics for first-time visitors
MagicSolo travelers, families, and date night
ComedyGroups and date night
Production ShowsBig-scale entertainment and iconic residencies
ConcertsMusic fans following a specific artist or genre

Las Vegas Magic Show FAQs

Las Vegas has the most concentrated lineup of professional magic anywhere in the world, from intimate club shows at the Magicians Room starting from $17 to headline residencies like Penn & Teller at the Rio ($75) and Criss Angel Mindfreak at Planet Hollywood ($110). Comedy magic acts like Mac King at Excalibur ($50) and Piff the Magic Dragon at the Flamingo ($53) are perennial favorites for groups and families. Many shows offer same-day seats for last-minute visits. For budget options across all categories, see the cheap Las Vegas shows guide, or browse afternoon shows in Las Vegas for earlier start times.

Which Are The Best Magic Shows In Las Vegas?

For headline-level production, Criss Angel Mindfreak and Penn & Teller are the longest-running acts with the strongest reputations. Shin Lim is the pick for close-up card magic elevated to a theater scale. For comedy magic: Mac King, Piff the Magic Dragon, and Nathan Burton all lean into audience interaction and humor. For something intimate and affordable, the Magicians Room shows at the LINQ (Farrell Dillon, The Conjurors, Late Night Magic) start from $27 and offer a close-up club experience. Mat Franco at the LINQ is a strong mid-range option.

How Much Are Vegas Magic Shows?

Magic show tickets start from $17 for Jen Kramer at Westgate. Club-format shows at the Magicians Room run $27 to $40. Mid-tier shows like Mat Franco, Piff the Magic Dragon, and Penn & Teller range from $53 to $75. Criss Angel at Planet Hollywood starts from $110 at the top end. Check the Spotlight listing for each show for current pricing.

Who Is The Best Magician In Vegas?

When looking strictly at magician talent this is a very tough question. Some of the top magicians and illusionists have taken the front theater stages on The Strip. The top contenders on our list are Penn & Teller, Criss Angel  and Matt Franco.

Which Magic Shows Are Also Comedy Shows?

The comedy magic shows in Las Vegas include Mac King at Excalibur, Piff the Magic Dragon at the Flamingo, Nathan Burton at Showcase Mall, and An R-Rated Magic Show at Planet Hollywood. All four blend traditional magic with audience participation and comedic performance. Mac King is the most family-friendly of the group; An R-Rated Magic Show is adults only.

About Las Vegas Magic Shows

Headliner Illusionists

Large-scale illusion shows anchor the top of the Las Vegas magic scene, with headliners like Criss Angel, Penn & Teller, and Shin Lim running full productions with dedicated theaters, lighting, and stage design. These shows lean toward big reveals and long-running residencies rather than close-up work, with premium ticket pricing to match the production scale.

Comedy Magic

Comedy magic pairs sleight of hand with audience interaction and stand-up style humor, making it a strong pick for groups and families. Mac King tickets are one of the most popular options in this style, alongside other comedy-driven acts on the Strip. These shows tend to run shorter and more casual than headliner productions.

Mentalists and Mind Readers

Mentalism shows focus on mind-reading, prediction, and psychological illusion instead of physical sleight of hand. The Mentalist and Colin Cloud both build their acts around audience participation and cold-reading-style routines, and these shows tend to feel more intimate than large-scale illusion productions.

Club Format Magic Shows

Club format shows run in smaller, more casual venues with rotating lineups instead of a single headliner. The Magicians Room hosts acts like Farrell Dillon, Late Night Magic, and The Conjurors in this style, giving visitors a way to see multiple magicians in one setting at some of the most affordable prices in the category.

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