Piff the Magic Dragon Show

Piff the Magic Dragon Show Tickets

Deadpan dragon-suit magic with Mr. Piffles II and Jade Simone at the Flamingo Showroom — 7 PM six nights (dark Friday), 75 minutes, from $39, ages 8+.

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Piff the Magic Dragon — John van der Put in the world's most committed dragon costume — has turned deadpan exasperation and legitimate card magic into one of the Flamingo's most durable residencies, playing the Flamingo Showroom with Mr. Piffles II (“the world's only magic-performing chihuahua,” now officially the second of the dynasty) and showgirl Jade Simone. The act is the anti-spectacle: dry British contempt, genuinely skilled close-up work, and a dog in matching costumes.

It runs 7 PM Monday through Thursday plus Saturday and Sunday — dark Fridays, an unusual pattern worth double-checking against your plans — for about 75 minutes, family-friendly from age 8 (the sarcasm flies over younger heads). Tickets from about $39 at face for the rear sections; the participation-heavy front rows are prime roasting territory, purchased knowingly. It's the rare AGT-alum show that got better after TV: the persona deepens with room-work the cameras never captured.

Insider tipRemember the inverted schedule — dark FRIDAY, not Monday — and if your group wants the full Piff experience, put your most easily embarrassed friend in the front row and deny involvement afterward.
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Venue

3555 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Mr. Piffles still in the show?

Yes — though it's now officially Mr. Piffles II, successor to the original chihuahua, in the same rhinestone costumes doing the same reluctant tricks. The dynasty continues; the billing on the official site made it canon.

Why is it dark on Fridays?

The Flamingo Showroom's calendar quirk: Piff plays Monday through Thursday plus Saturday and Sunday at 7 PM, skipping Friday — the exact opposite of most Vegas dark-day patterns, and the single most common booking mistake with this show.

Is it good for kids?

From about 8 up, genuinely — there's a dog in costumes, real magic, and no profanity. Younger kids miss the deadpan sarcasm that carries the adult half of the room.

Where should I sit?

Front rows if you want to be material — he works the closest tables mercilessly and magnificently — mid-room to watch. At $39 rear-section face prices, this is one of the cheaper participation gambles in town.
Rating

4.5

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Price from $39
Run Time 75 minutes
Categories Magic, Family Shows, Top Seller
Venue Flamingo Showroom, Flamingo
Address 3555 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Age Family-friendly — ages 8+

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