About the show
A cozy, holiday-themed magic experience downtown where the illusions happen just feet from your table. The show blends feel-good Christmas storytelling with sleight-of-hand, levitations and audience moments—presented by a rotating roster of magicians in a warm, festive setting.
Highlights of the show
Seasonal spectacle (Nov–early Jan) with classic Christmas vibes.
Ultra-intimate parlor room—every seat is close to the action.
Rotating performers keep each night fresh.
Trailer
Ticket details
How seating works: You purchase by table/section in a small, reserved-table room; closer tables are priced higher.
Typical “from” pricing: mid-$30s–$60s+ before fees; each marketplace sets its own fees and terms.
Delivery & terms: mobile e-tickets; many third-party listings mark all sales final—verify your seller’s policy before checkout.
Book this showSeating guide: best seats for Magic of Christmas
Most immersive: Front tables—closest to sleights/levitations and highest volunteer potential.
Best value: Mid-center tables—eye-level views, fewer interruptions, often cheaper than the very front.
Laid-back: Rear tables—relaxed sightlines in this small room.
Venue layout
The Stars of Magic Theater is a European-style parlor theater with reserved tables and a low stage—capacity is intentionally limited so every trick reads clearly.
Getting there, parking & wayfinding
Address: 810 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89101 (Downtown corridor). Get directions
Wayfinding: Look for Las Vegas Magic Theater / Stars of Magic signage on S Las Vegas Blvd; arrive early to check in and be seated.
Parking & rideshare: Use nearby paid garages or rideshare around Fremont East/Arts District; rates vary—confirm day-of.
Accessibility & policies
Accessibility: venue/listings indicate wheelchair access; note needs when booking for table placement.
Cameras/recording: follow on-site and ticket-seller restrictions (professional recording is typically not allowed).
About the artist
This is a series rather than a single headliner: the bill features world-class magicians in rotation, curated for a family-friendly holiday program (past operator pages highlight the variety-show format). Check your night’s lineup on the booking page.
Photo gallery
Before you go (cheat-sheet)
- Arrive 20–30 minutes early to check in, grab drinks, and settle at your table.
- Plan for ~70 minutes with no intermission.
- Volunteer-shy? Choose mid/back tables and avoid aisle edges.
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Here are some questions tourists ask before booking their tickets for the Magic of Christmas show.
When does the Magic of Christmas show run each year?
Listings show a seasonal run from early November through early January; pick your date/time on the ticket calendar.
How long is the show, and is there an intermission?
About 70 minutes (often listed as 1h10m) with no intermission.
Where is the show located?
At the Stars of Magic Theater (Las Vegas Magic Theater), 810 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89101—Downtown corridor.
Is the show appropriate for kids?
Yes—this holiday program is family-friendly and plays great for mixed-age groups. (Check your seller’s age notes on the listing.)
Can I choose specific seats?
You typically reserve a table/section; the room is small and reserved-table based, with prices higher for the closest tables.
How much do tickets usually cost?
Recent snapshots show mid-$30s–$60s+ before fees, varying by date, section and marketplace fees.
Are tickets refundable or changeable?
Most third-party listings mark all sales final; always review the refund/change policy on your seller’s page before checkout.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes—listings indicate wheelchair accessibility; contact the seller ahead for specific table needs.
What should I wear?
No formal dress code is posted; smart-casual fits the cozy, candlelit vibe. (Follow any guidance on your ticket.)
How early should I arrive?
Plan 20–30 minutes early for check-in and seating; the room is intimate and starts on time
A magical way to celebrate the holidays! The festive illusions and warm atmosphere made it feel truly special.
A really fun seasonal show. Loved the Christmas-themed tricks. Would have enjoyed a slightly longer runtime.
This show captured the holiday spirit perfectly. Magical, festive, and heartwarming—great for couples and families alike.