About this tour
When Alex from our BookNow team caught Grant Freeman's magic show at Planet Hollywood, we found ourselves in a packed theatre watching an R-rated blend of sleight-of-hand illusions and crude humour that lands best if you're after cheeky laughs rather than Vegas spectacle. The 75-minute show leans hard into audience participation and outrageous gags — definitely adults-only territory. It's the kind of thing you book if you want something different from the usual Strip production polish: rowdy, unpredictable, and unapologetically aimed at a specific crowd.
Highlights
- Edgy, explicit humour woven between card tricks and stage illusions
- Frequent audience participation — expect to be called up or involved
- Intimate theatre setting at a major casino without big-production overhead
- Freeman's delivery balances magic skill with comedy timing
- Drinks ticket included with VIP seating (sales tax covered)
- Wheelchair accessible venues and transparent audience suitability note
What to expect
The show opens with Freeman establishing the tone immediately — if crude jokes and cheeky banter aren't your thing, you'll know within five minutes. The magic itself is solid: card reveals, illusions, and tricks that rely on misdirection and patter. What keeps it moving is the constant pivot between a trick landing and a punchline, plus Freeman pulling audience members into sketches or stunts. The theatre's compact, so there's real sightlines, but that also means you're close enough to get roped in if he picks your section.
Pacing-wise, 75 minutes works — long enough to feel like a proper night out, short enough that the energy doesn't flag. The humour is very adult-oriented (think profanity, sexual innuendo, no filter), so if that's your speed, it's genuinely funny. If you're hoping for clever magical storytelling or family-friendly wonder, this isn't it.
What travellers say
- No-frills adult magic blends illusions with genuinely crude comedy
- Small theatre creates real intimacy and audience connection
- Freeman's pacing keeps energy high across 75 minutes
- VIP includes a drink with tax handled upfront
- Fully wheelchair accessible — no access issues reported
- Explicit humour and audience participation isn't for everyone
- No hotel transport included — you sort your own way
- Audience participation mandatory; shy types may feel uncomfortable
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
If you're after a Las Vegas show that breaks the mould of family spectacle and doesn't take itself seriously, this delivers. Small enough that there's atmosphere without feeling like an arena slog. VIP tix include a drink with sales tax sorted, which saves a bit of haggling at the bar. Wheelchair accessible throughout, and the theatre accommodates strollers if you've got infants.
The humour is unfiltered and explicit — definitely not for kids or easily offended adults. You'll be participating whether you're shy or not (Freeman picks audience members regularly). Planet Hollywood itself can feel a bit dated compared to newer casinos, though that's not the show's fault. No hotel pick-up included, so you'll need your own transport — the Strip's walkable but Vegas heat and distance can catch you out. Infants must sit on a lap, not in a separate seat. Book VIP if the drink ticket matters to you; standard seating is fine if you just want the magic.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BookNow summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.