You’ll find yourself swept up in Mac King’s quick wit and wild magic at Excalibur Hotel & Casino. Watch goldfish appear out of nowhere, laugh along with unpredictable audience moments, and maybe even end up on stage yourself. This show is pure Las Vegas energy—funny, fast-paced, and perfect for families or anyone needing a break from the usual casino buzz.
Someone in a sparkly jacket is waving us down the aisle, and I’m still trying to figure out if that’s part of the act or just how things work at the Excalibur Hotel & Casino. The place smells faintly like popcorn and, weirdly, bubblegum. Our seats are closer than I expected—close enough that I can see Mac King’s tie (it’s got tiny fish on it). He starts by tossing a fishing line over our heads and suddenly there are goldfish flipping around in mid-air. My nephew nearly fell off his chair laughing, which set off this whole row behind us. It feels like everyone’s in on some inside joke.
Mac keeps pulling people from the audience—one guy couldn’t stop giggling when he had to hold a paper bag (I would’ve been worse). There’s this bit with his guinea pig “Colonel Sanders” that I still don’t totally get, but honestly, it didn’t matter. The show moves fast—one minute he’s making his head disappear inside a bag, next he’s invisible (or pretending to be), and you’re left squinting at your own hands like maybe you missed something obvious. He talks to us like we’re old friends, not just random folks who bought tickets for a day trip in Las Vegas.
I heard someone say no two shows are alike because Mac King riffs off whatever happens in the crowd—felt true tonight. Even my dad got called out for his loud laugh (he’ll never live it down). The whole thing is family-friendly but never cheesy; even when I thought I saw how a trick worked, he’d twist it around again. Leaving the theater, my nephew tried to explain how he thought the goldfish thing worked… gave up halfway through and just shrugged. Sometimes you just let yourself enjoy not knowing.
The show runs for approximately 70 minutes.
The Mac King Comedy Magic Show is held at Excalibur Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.
Yes, it's family-friendly for ages 5 and up; children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
You select your seating category when booking tickets.
Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.
No, photography is not permitted inside the theater.
Yes, service animals are allowed at the venue.
Yes, there are public transportation options close to Excalibur Hotel & Casino.
Your ticket includes entry to the Mac King Comedy Magic Show at Excalibur Hotel & Casino with your selected seating category; all areas are wheelchair accessible and service animals are welcome too.


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