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Experience a tight, high‑energy magic variety show on the Las Vegas Strip. Allstars of Magic at Planet Hollywood mixes comedy, mentalism, and grand illusions in a 75‑minute family‑friendly performance—perfect for an easy evening after dinner or shopping at Miracle Mile.
Experience a tight, high‑energy magic variety show on the Las Vegas Strip. Allstars of Magic at Planet Hollywood mixes comedy, mentalism, and grand illusions in a 75‑minute family‑friendly performance—perfect for an easy evening after dinner or shopping at Miracle Mile.
The house lights drop and the Strip’s neon seems to push through the theater walls as performers take the stage at Planet Hollywood. In the darkened room, laughter and the occasional gasp chart the rhythm of a 75‑minute variety set—sleight of hand, large-scale illusions, comedy, and a bit of mentalism stitched together for family audiences and first-time visitors alike.
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Operated by V Theater · Las Vegas, Nevada
The house lights drop and the Strip’s neon seems to push through the theater walls as performers take the stage at Planet Hollywood. In the darkened room, laughter and the occasional gasp chart the rhythm of a 75‑minute variety set—sleight of hand, large-scale illusions, comedy, and a bit of mentalism stitched together for family audiences and first-time visitors alike.
Las Vegas built its reputation on spectacle, and magic shows are part of that modern performing tradition. This production brings together performers seen on national TV—America’s Got Talent among them—so expect fast pacing, visual production, and a mix of up‑close tricks and stage illusions. The venue sits on the Strip adjacent to the Miracle Mile Shops, a practical cultural hub where dining and quick shopping bookend your night.
Geologically and culturally, the Strip occupies an engineered oasis in the Mojave: a concentration of lights, polished surfaces, and air‑conditioned comfort that feels removed from the desert a few miles away. That contrast is part of the experience—high-energy theatre within a city designed for shows.
Practical guidance: tickets are mobile‑friendly and seating is assigned; arrive at least 20–30 minutes early to navigate security and claim seats. Infants must sit on laps; the theater is wheelchair accessible. Expect standard camera policies—no professional rigs—so capture memories with discretion. If you’re combining the show with dinner, allow travel time across the Strip and know that casino parking and pedestrian traffic can add 15–30 minutes to your schedule.
For families and visitors wanting an easy, entertaining evening on the Strip, this is a compact, accessible option that delivers theatrical polish without the commitment of a long production.
easy.
75 minutes.
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated indoors
The performance runs approximately 75 minutes with no intermission—plan for a 1.5‑hour outing including arrival and exit.
Yes—this is advertised as family‑friendly, though parents should gauge younger kids’ tolerance for loud surprises and sudden lighting.
Seating is assigned by section; check your ticket for section and row and arrive early to be seated without delay.
You can get a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled performance; last‑minute cancellations are typically nonrefundable.
Planet Hollywood’s theater is part of Las Vegas’s modern entertainment economy—an evolution of the Strip’s long history of live performance and themed resort venues.
Casinos and venues on the Strip increasingly focus on energy and water efficiency; visitors can help by minimizing waste, using public transit, and choosing digital tickets.
V Theater operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The house lights drop and the Strip’s neon seems to push through the theater walls as performers take the stage at Planet Hollywood. In the darkened room, laughter and the occasional gasp chart the rhythm of a 75‑minute variety set—sleight of hand, large-scale illusions, comedy, and a bit of mentalism stitched together for family audiences and first-time visitors alike.
The house lights drop and the Strip’s neon seems to push through the theater walls as performers take the stage at Planet Hollywood. In the darkened room, laughter and the occasional gasp chart the rhythm of a 75‑minute variety set—sleight of hand, large-scale illusions, comedy, and a bit of mentalism stitched together for family audiences and first-time visitors alike.
Las Vegas built its reputation on spectacle, and magic shows are part of that modern performing tradition. This production brings together performers seen on national TV—America’s Got Talent among them—so expect fast pacing, visual production, and a mix of up‑close tricks and stage illusions. The venue sits on the Strip adjacent to the Miracle Mile Shops, a practical cultural hub where dining and quick shopping bookend your night.
Geologically and culturally, the Strip occupies an engineered oasis in the Mojave: a concentration of lights, polished surfaces, and air‑conditioned comfort that feels removed from the desert a few miles away. That contrast is part of the experience—high-energy theatre within a city designed for shows.
Practical guidance: tickets are mobile‑friendly and seating is assigned; arrive at least 20–30 minutes early to navigate security and claim seats. Infants must sit on laps; the theater is wheelchair accessible. Expect standard camera policies—no professional rigs—so capture memories with discretion. If you’re combining the show with dinner, allow travel time across the Strip and know that casino parking and pedestrian traffic can add 15–30 minutes to your schedule.
For families and visitors wanting an easy, entertaining evening on the Strip, this is a compact, accessible option that delivers theatrical polish without the commitment of a long production.