Late Night Magic Tickets

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

Adults-only late-night magic showcase hosted by Douglas "Lefty" Leferovich — a rotating cast of magicians and sideshow acts in The Magicians Room, a 200-seat speakeasy hidden inside a claw-machine arcade on the LINQ Promenade. Fri-Mon at 10:30 p.m., 21+.

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Is Late Night Magic Worth It? Honest Review of the Magicians Room Show

Late Night Magic is an adults-only magic showcase hosted by Douglas "Lefty" Leferovich, who emcees a rotating cast of magicians, mentalists, and sideshow acts — a different mix on any given night, held together by Lefty's sleight-of-hand and after-hours energy. In late 2025 the show moved from the Orleans to The Magicians Room, a 200-seat magic speakeasy on the LINQ Promenade that opened in November 2025 — you enter through a hidden door inside a claw-machine arcade, which is half the fun and also the reason first-timers wander the Promenade looking for it. Shows run Friday through Monday at 10:30 p.m., about 75 minutes, and the material earns the 21-and-over door policy: this is risqué, crowd-working late-night magic, not a family illusion show.

The trade-offs are the flip side of the format. A rotating lineup means no guaranteed names, and the room can feel half-full on slow nights; some guests find the sound system loud for the space. The 10:30 p.m. start is genuinely late by Vegas show standards, and the four-night week means midweek visitors are out of luck. On the plus side, tickets stay in the low-$20s range with fees — cheap for a center-Strip location — and the speakeasy setting is a real upgrade over the old off-Strip showroom.

Insider tipThe room is small enough that every seat works, so skip seating upsells — put the savings toward a drink and arrive 15 minutes early to actually find the hidden entrance.

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Venue

The LINQ Hotel + Experience

★★★★

The LINQ is a youthful, value-focused central-Strip hotel that opens straight onto the LINQ Promenade — an open-air strip of bars, restaurants and the High Roller observation wheel. Modern rooms and a laid-back, college-style vibe put you in the middle of the action, from $22/night.

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3545 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Late Night Magic now — didn't it play the Orleans?

It moved. Since November 2025 the show runs at The Magicians Room on the LINQ Promenade, a 200-seat magic speakeasy — the entrance is a hidden door inside a claw-machine arcade. The old Orleans listing is outdated.

How do I find the entrance?

Look for the arcade storefront on the LINQ Promenade near the center of the walkway — the theater door is concealed inside, speakeasy-style. Give yourself an extra ten minutes the first time; plenty of ticket-holders walk past it.

Who performs in the show?

Douglas "Lefty" Leferovich hosts every performance and does his own close-up work between guests. The rest of the bill rotates among Vegas magicians, mentalists, and sideshow performers, so no two visits run the same acts.