Mago Enrique De León at The Magicians Room Tickets

Mago Enrique De León is a Spanish illusionist who opened at The Magicians Room on the LINQ Promenade on August 8, 2026, and the show is performed in Spanish. That's the whole proposition, and it fills a real gap: it is billed as the Strip's only Spanish-language magic show, and while we can't independently confirm a superlative like that, we couldn't find another one either. The theater is a small speakeasy-style room of about 200 seats sitting next to Virgil's Real BBQ, with the door concealed inside a claw-machine arcade.

Expect stage illusions and audience participation rather than close-up card work. The door policy is ages 3 and up, seats are assigned and chosen at checkout, and the run time is listed at 1 hour 30 minutes, though some listings say 75. The current on-sale calendar runs Thursday at 8:30 p.m. and a Saturday 1:00 p.m. matinee into early October 2026; the Friday and Saturday 6:30 p.m. slots ended September 5. The listing calls the audience participation bilingual, but the act itself is not translated, so weigh that if your Spanish is rusty.

This is a show barely a month old, with no independent review coverage beyond a single preview line in the Review-Journal, so nobody can honestly tell you how it plays. The room has been unstable, too. Pompey Entertainment cut two headliners in July 2026, David Goldrake and Matt Donnelly, both of whom declined new cost-cutting terms, and Donnelly pointed to weak foot traffic on the Promenade. Pricing is the other catch: the introductory August dates sold for about $28 all-in, and every date on the calendar as of September 5, 2026 is $36 including fees. Only a few weeks of dates are ever on sale, which is normal for this venue but rules out planning far ahead. If you don't speak Spanish, or you want a proven Vegas magic name, book something else.