Salou: House of Illusion Magic Show & Drinks Night

Summary

Magic, laughter, and close-up illusions in Salou’s iconic theatre

You’ll share laughs over close-up tricks at your table, enjoy an optional three-course dinner with all-inclusive drinks, and watch grand illusions unfold live in Salou’s House of Illusion theatre. Expect friendly staff, interactive magicians, and moments that genuinely surprise you—even if you think you’ve seen it all before.

What’s the experience like?

“Don’t blink or you’ll miss it,” our host grinned as we shuffled up the velvet staircase at the House of Illusion in Salou. It was louder than I expected—people laughing, glasses clinking, a couple of kids gawking at a magician who’d just made a coin vanish right under their noses. We were led to Houdini’s Attic terrace first (the breeze was nice up there), handed a glass of cava that tasted sharper than I thought it would. I tried to pronounce ‘gracias’ properly; the bartender smiled anyway.

Inside, the air changed—like everyone was holding their breath. Our table magician (I think his name was Jamie?) flicked a card behind my ear and winked at my daughter. She still thinks he’s actually magic. The dinner came out quick—tapas first, then I picked the cod dish because someone at another table said it was “the real deal.” The show started before dessert even landed. Shadow puppets on the wall turned into birds, then hands again. Someone escaped from handcuffs in less than a minute—no idea how that works.

The main keyword here is magic show Salou, but honestly it felt more like being let in on a secret club for one night. The performers joked with us between tricks (one of them teased my partner about his skeptical face). The drinks kept coming—sangria this time—and every so often you’d hear a gasp ripple through the crowd when something wild happened on stage. There were families, couples celebrating something (anniversary? birthday?), and even one guy who tried to guess how the mind-reading worked and just ended up looking confused.

I still think about that last illusion—the lights went low and suddenly there were doves everywhere. My daughter whispered she wanted to learn “real” magic now. We left late, buzzing from sugar and wine and whatever spell they put on us in there. So yeah, if you’re even half-curious about booking a night out in Salou that isn’t just another bar crawl…this is probably where you want to be.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Evening magic show with drinks and dinner

• Arrive and greeted at grand staircase
• Enjoy drink at Houdini's Attic terrace or Lounge
• Enter theatre and watch close-up magicians
• Have delicious meal with all-inclusive drinks
• Experience comedy, sleight of hand, and escapology
• Watch shadowography and theatre of the mind
• See grand, mind-blowing illusions

Top questions

Is dinner included at the House of Illusion magic show?

Dinner is included only with tickets for the 18:30 and 20:30 shows; not available for 22:00 shows.

Are drinks unlimited during the magic show?

Yes, all-inclusive drinks are served throughout your time inside the theatre until you leave.

Is the House of Illusion magic show suitable for children?

Yes, children are welcome; kids receive non-alcoholic cocktails and there are infant seats available.

What food options are available with dinner tickets?

The three-course meal includes tapas starters and choices like braised beef, cod dish, chicken dish, vegetarian curry or vegan burger.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas including transportation options are wheelchair accessible.

How early should I arrive before showtime?

Please arrive at least 30 minutes before your showtime to check in and place your food order if needed.

What languages is the show performed in?

The language of the show is predominantly English.

Can infants attend for free?

Infants (0-2 years) can attend but do not receive a seat or meal unless booked as a child ticket.

What’s included

Your night includes priority entrance into Salou’s House of Illusion theatre with close-up table magic by local performers, an optional three-course dinner depending on ticket type, all-inclusive drinks like cava, wine or soft drinks throughout the evening—and plenty of interactive moments that make everyone feel part of the show before heading home late with more questions than answers.