About the show
Fast, fearless, and very interactive, Mike Hammer mashes razor-sharp improv with sleight of hand, mind reading, and big stunts (yep, the razor blade bit)—all packed into a tight 70 minutes. The tone is clever and edgy without leaning on profanity.
Highlights of the show
High audience participation—Mike works the room, so every night feels different.
Downtown vibe inside Four Queens on Fremont Street.
Concise runtime that’s easy to pair with a late dinner or another Fremont experience.
Trailer
Ticket details
How seating works: You buy a section/tier; exact seats are assigned by the box office/host within your section (standard for the room).
Typical “from” prices: $33–$45 before fees; demand/date affect price.
Delivery: Mobile e-tickets via the venue or authorized sellers (Four Queens & partners).
Book this showSeating guide: best seats at Canyon Club
Most immersive: Front-center tables—closest to the sleights and crowd bits.
Great value: Mid-center—clean sightlines in this compact ~250-seat room.
Venue layout
The Canyon Club is Four Queens’ showroom on Fremont Street—tight, club-style space with short sightlines and table seating; the venue page lists show overview, age note, and show length.
Here’s a layout of the venue.
Getting there & address
Address: 202 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101 (Four Queens, Downtown). Get directions
Wayfinding: Enter Four Queens on Fremont Street and follow signs for Canyon Club.
Accessibility
The showroom supports accessible & companion seating; note needs during purchase or contact the Four Queens box office. (Venue standard.)
Policies & good to know
- Runtime: ~70 minutes, no intermission—grab the bar/restroom first.
- Age: 13+ recommended; some sellers list 5+ with adult—check your ticket page for your night.
- Recording: Follow staff and ticket terms; comedy-magic shows commonly prohibit filming during the performance.
About the artist
A Vegas staple, Mike Hammer has appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us (CW), A&E, and toured with Criss Angel—but his home base is this fast, improv-heavy residency at Four Queens.
Photo gallery
Before you go (cheat-sheet)
- Arrive 20–30 minutes early to improve placement within your section.
- This is audience-interactive—pick front/aisle only if you’re cool being part of the fun.
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Here are some questions tourists ask before booking their tickets for the Mike Hammer show.
How long is the Mike Hammer show, and is there an intermission?
It runs about 70 minutes with no intermission.
On which nights and at what time does Mike Hammer perform?
Tuesday through Saturday at 7:00 pm (dark Sunday & Monday).
Where exactly is the theater located, and what is the address?
In the Canyon Club at Four Queens, 202 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101.
What is the age requirement for the Mike Hammer show?
Official copy recommends 13+; some sellers list 5+ with a guardian—check your ticket page for your performance.
How much do tickets usually cost for Mike Hammer?
Recent snapshots show entry from roughly $33–$45 before fees; VIP and peak nights price higher.
Can I choose my exact seats when I purchase?
You typically buy a section/tier and the host assigns best available seats within that section at check-in (club-style). (Venue standard.)
How interactive is the show, and can I avoid being picked?
It’s heavy on audience participation—sit mid-center or away from aisles if you prefer to watch.
Is the Canyon Club a large theater or a small club?
It’s an intimate showroom (~250 seats) with short sightlines—there aren’t really bad seats.
Is the language clean or adult?
The venue notes “recommended over 13” and mentions no foul language; the edge comes from quick wit and stunts rather than profanity.
Where should I park or get dropped off for the show?
Use Downtown parking/garages near Fremont Street and enter Four Queens from Fremont; follow signs to Canyon Club. (General downtown wayfinding.)
Mike Hammer had us laughing and amazed at the same time. The mix of comedy and magic was spot on, and the crowd interaction was fantastic.
One of the best values in Vegas! Hammer’s humor is quick and sharp, and his magic tricks had everyone cheering. Highly recommend.
Really fun show with plenty of laughs and surprises. Some jokes were a little cheesy, but the magic and interaction made up for it.