About the show
Trade mega-theaters for a candlelit, European-style magic room where the illusions happen inches from your seat. The lineup rotates among world-class magicians—names like Losander (the “Master of Levitation”) and Luna Shimada appear frequently—so no two evenings feel the same. Expect classic sleight-of-hand, levitations, mind-reading, and playful audience moments, all wrapped in a romantic, date-night ambiance.
Highlights of the show
Ultra-intimate room (tables, candlelight, ~parlor scale) for up-close astonishment.
Rotating headliners (e.g., Losander, Luna Shimada) keep the set list fresh.
Multiple nightly showtimes (often 6p/8p/10p) so you can pair with dinner or Fremont Street plans.
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Ticket details
How seating works: you buy a table/section, and you’ll be seated at a reserved table in this parlor-style room; closer tables price higher.
Typical “from” pricing: mid-$30s–$60s+ before fees depending on time/section; marketplaces set their own fees/policies.
Delivery & policy notes: mobile e-tickets; all sales are generally final on the Fever listing (refunds/changes usually not allowed). Verify terms on your seller’s page.
Book this showSeating guide: best seats for Candlelight Magic
Most immersive: Front tables (closest to sleights/levitations; most volunteer exposure).Best value: Mid-center tables — eye-level sightlines with fewer interruptions, usually priced below the very front.
Laid-back: Rear tables — relaxed vibe, still close compared to big Vegas rooms.
Venue layout
Stars of Magic Theater is a small, European-style parlor room with reserved tables and a low stage. The entire space is candle-lit, creating a warm glow that frames the performers; capacity is limited to keep every trick close-quarters.
Getting there, parking & wayfinding
Address: 810 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89101 (Downtown corridor). Get directions
Wayfinding: Look for the Stars of Magic/Las Vegas Magic Theater signage on S Las Vegas Blvd; arrive early to check in and be seated at your table.
Parking & rideshare: Use nearby paid garages or rideshare around Fremont East/Arts District; downtown rates vary by day/time—confirm day-of.
Accessibility & policies
Accessibility: listings flag wheelchair & stroller accessibility; contact your seller for specific seating needs.
Age: all ages admitted unless the seller page states otherwise for a specific date.
Recording: as with most Vegas shows, assume no professional photo/video during the performance; follow on-site rules from your ticket issuer.
About the artist
Rather than a single headliner, this series features a rotating roster of world-class magicians. Frequent names include Losander (inventor of the famous Floating Table levitation) and Luna Shimada, among others—so check your night’s lineup when you book.
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Before you go (cheat-sheet)
- Arrive 20–30 minutes early to check in, order drinks, and settle at your table.
- Plan for ~60–70 minutes with no intermission.
- If you’re volunteer-shy, pick mid/back tables rather than the very front.
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Here are some questions tourists ask before booking their tickets for the Candlelight Magic show.
What time does the Candlelight Magic Show start?
Most operating nights offer multiple sessions—commonly 6:00 pm, 8:00 pm, and 10:00 pm. Pick your time when purchasing.
How long is the show and is there an intermission?
Plan on 60–70 minutes 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.
Is the show appropriate for kids?
Yes. Listings indicate all ages are welcome; every guest generally needs a ticket (check your seller’s policy)
Can I choose specific seats?
You’re reserving a table/section in a small parlor-style theater. The closer the table, the higher the price; capacity is intentionally limited.
Who performs—one headliner or different magicians?
It’s a rotating lineup featuring world-class magicians such as Losander and Luna Shimada; the roster varies by date.
Are tickets refundable or changeable?
On the Fever listing, all sales are final and tickets can’t be refunded/changed; other marketplaces have their own terms—read your seller’s policy before checkout.
Is the venue accessible?
Listings flag wheelchair and stroller accessibility; contact the seller for specific seating requests.
What should I wear?
No formal dress code is posted; smart-casual fits the candlelit, date-night vibe. (Follow any guidance on your ticket.)
What makes this different from big Vegas magic shows?
The scale—a small, candlelit room with reserved tables and rotating world-class magicians, so every trick is up close and every night feels unique.
The candlelit setting created such an intimate and magical atmosphere. The illusions were stunning and felt extra special in this environment.
Beautiful presentation and amazing sleight of hand. The only downside was wishing the show had lasted longer!
A truly magical evening. The candlelight added romance and mystery, making this one of the most memorable shows we’ve seen.