Las Vegas: Mike Hammer Comedy Magic Show Tickets

Summary

Vegas comedy magic with razor stunts and crowd surprises

You’ll sit close enough to see every card trick—and maybe become part of one yourself—at Mike Hammer’s Las Vegas comedy magic show. Expect sharp jokes, wild escapes, and real crowd moments in a classic casino setting. If you want an evening where nothing goes as planned (in the best way), this is your ticket.

What’s the experience like?

I’ll admit, I wasn’t sure what I’d signed up for when we walked into the Four Queens for the Mike Hammer Comedy Magic Show. You know how Vegas can be — sometimes you get cheesy, sometimes you get gold. But right from the start, Mike just kind of dragged us in (not literally, though he did pull a guy up front before the first trick). The room smelled faintly of popcorn and that old-school casino carpet, and honestly, it felt like everyone was waiting for something to go a little sideways.

Mike’s magic isn’t all big explosions or tigers — it’s more about quick hands and even quicker comebacks. He roasted a couple in the front row so gently that even they laughed. At one point he swallowed razor blades (I flinched; my friend covered her eyes), then made some kid’s $20 bill disappear and reappear tucked inside a lemon. There’s this part called the Pick Pocket Booth of Solitude — I won’t spoil it, but let’s just say someone left with less than they came in with (temporarily). Our guide for the night was basically Mike himself; he talks to everyone like you’re regulars at his bar.

The best bit? It didn’t feel scripted. People shouted out stuff and he ran with it — one woman tried to heckle him and ended up onstage helping with handcuffs (she nailed it). Even if you’ve seen magic shows before, this one feels different because half the fun is watching how everyone else reacts. I still think about that weird mix of nerves and laughter when he asked for volunteers — my hands were sweating but I almost raised them anyway.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Attend Mike Hammer Comedy Magic Show

• Arrive at Four Queens Hotel
• Watch Mike Hammer's magic and comedy
• See handcuff escape and razor blade swallowing
• Experience audience participation
• Enjoy Pick Pocket Booth of Solitude finale

Top questions

How long is the Mike Hammer Comedy Magic Show?

The show lasts around 70 minutes.

Where is the show held in Las Vegas?

It takes place at the Four Queens Hotel & Casino.

Is there audience participation in the show?

Yes, audience participation is a big part of Mike Hammer's performance.

What age is recommended for attending?

The show is recommended for ages 13 and up.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.

Are service animals allowed at the show?

Yes, service animals are permitted.

Is public transportation available nearby?

Yes, there are public transportation options close to Four Queens Hotel.

What language is the show performed in?

The show is performed only in English.

What’s included

Your evening includes your selected seat ticket at Four Queens Hotel & Casino with all taxes and fees already covered—just bring yourself (and maybe some courage if you want to join Mike on stage).