Abracadabra! Hocus Pocus! Get ready to be amazed!

The Magicians Room has officially opened at The LINQ Promenade, bringing a fresh dose of enchantment for all ages to the heart of the Strip. This new must-see attraction fuses timeless sleight-of-hand with cutting-edge interactive illusions, delivering an immersive experience that captivates both visitors and locals. Guests can expect close-up magic, surprise performances, and an electrifying atmosphere designed to feel like stepping into a magician’s secret workshop.

With its playful vibe and photo-ready moments, The Magicians Room is set to become one of the Promenade’s most buzzworthy stops. Let the magic begin!

The Magicians Room Is Open And Ready To Amaze You In Magical Ways

The Magicians Room, a first-of-its-kind magic speakeasy that entertains all ages during the day and adults by night, is now open and ready to dazzle you.

Located in The LINQ Promenade, this new venue, created and operated by Las Vegas-based Pompey Entertainment, leads guests on a magical journey through a fun crane-machine arcade into a mysterious world of modern illusions, fun surprises, and captivating live performances.

When guests arrive at the venue, they are greeted by a magician performing near a light pole in The LINQ Promenade. Once inside, guests can first enjoy a crane-only arcade with claw machines to try their hand at taking home a prize. The entrance to where the magic begins, slightly hidden in the back of the arcade, leads guests upstairs to the mysterious venue.

The Magicians Room Offers Multiple Shows Per Day

The showroom has a very cool yet mysterious vibe and seats 200. There’s also the Levitate Lounge, a private space that can accommodate up to 20 guests for intimate meet-and-greets and events.

Some of the award-winning, world-famous magicians who are now calling The Magicians Room their home away from home includes Farrell Dillon, The Conjurors, Late Night Magic, and David Goldrake. There are multiple 70-minute performances each day. Under 18 is welcome to attend daily performances, but after 9 p.m. the venue is open exclusively to guests 18 and older.

In December, The Magicians Room is debuting Haunted Brunch, a horror-themed brunch show for guests 13 and older. This funny show features theatrical performances and is accompanied by an all-you-can-eat brunch with bottomless mimosas. Brunch shows are Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only.

If you’re not attending brunch, don’t worry – hunger doesn’t have to take a backseat while enjoying the show. Guests can order food from neighboring Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club, and the full-service magic-themed bar on site offers a wide variety of beverages.

A Show Like No Other!

While attending a show at The Magicians Room, you’ll quickly realize it’s a show like no other.

“The Magicians Room is the city’s first true magic speakeasy with a nostalgic arcade, hidden theater, and pure Vegas showmanship,” Damian Costa, Las Vegas entertainment industry veteran and co-owner of Pompey Entertainment said, according to a press release sent to The 702. “With each magical performance, guests will talk about their experience long after the curtain falls.”

This venue joins Pompey Entertainment’s portfolio of entertainment experiences, including Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club at The LINQ Promenade, Hey Vegas TV, and The Composers Room Showlounge & Restaurant.

The 702 Vegas Attended The VIP Opening Event At The Magicians Room

The 702 was on hand for the special VIP opening event on Thursday evening. We got the full experience of what guests can expect from a night out at The Magicians Room, and let’s just say, it’s magical!

When we arrived, we had the chance to get some nostalgic feels by trying our hand at some crane machine games in the arcade. Once upstairs in the venue, it was time to get a drink at the Levitate Lounge and then find our seats. There’s no bad seat in the house!

The show opened with Costa being informed that the day was being named “Costa Day.” And to make that even sweeter, it just so happened to be his birthday, so the crowd belted out “Happy Birthday” to him.

The night included dancing, an aerial hoop routine, some comedy, and lots of magic. In between each set, there was a 10 to 15 minute intermission where some guests could experience a solo magic trick or head into the bar area to see some up close magic, and even take part in it.

For more information and to get tickets to an upcoming show, visit their website.