Penn & Teller Tickets

We had 4 adults in our party. The 23/24 years olds enjoyed more than the 50+. There were kids in attendance and I wouldn't recommend for children due to language and anti religious content. I also wouldn't recommend if you are a sensitive religious person. The magic was good and I liked the use of the audience in tricks. There was a lot of time spent on a non magic skit where I would have preferred another magic trick. Overall it was okay, but not at the $500+ price paid.

The show was good but not outstanding. I thought it was also a little short. Penn talked way too much at the beginning and used way too much foul language for the young audience. Magic was neat but not enough.

The show was great, and even better both my kids (13 & 16) throughly enjoyed the show. Thank you for making it fun and exciting.

It was an overall great show with Penn and Teller as funny as ever in this mostly family friendly setlist. Every trick involved audience participation which led up to a great punchline finale. Unfortunately both me and my father (who are massive P&T fans) left just a tiny bit underwhelmed with the show. Maybe we hyped it up in our heads too much but there was really nothing about it that felt like something as big as a 50th anniversary. Instead of going the classics route they went for "all new"[mostly new] tricks (although if you watch Fool Us you'll see most of them there) which is nice but a lot of the show lacked that classic feel. There were a few actual classics and a couple new tricks that came close and had good charm to them, yet still didn't compare to what fans know them for. My dad and I were in the car listening to Whodini getting ready to see the bad boys of magic but I guess I missed the memo that they dropped that title? No danger, no suspense, no trick reveals, no deep storytelling, no crazy twists and no blood, guts, paint or marshmallows. I'm not saying I wanted Teller to escape a straight jacket hanging upside down over a bed of spikes while Penn reads Casey At the Bat, I just wish they adapted that essence and energy into a show *about* their 50th anniversary! Despite the length of that rant I still very much enjoyed the show and feel like it's a great value for the price. Highly recommended, probably just not a "must see"unless you're a fan of theirs.

Such a great show if you loved them on television they don’t disappoint in person tricks I’ve never seen before a must watch

There is no way to describe the show other than Incredible! I’ve wanted to see them for years but each time I’ve been to Las Vegas, they’ve been off. I saw the show advertised near Sacramento and knew I had to get tickets so my wife and her mom came with me. They didn’t have an opening act but they didn’t need one. The show ran about 90 minutes and was very entertaining and very funny. Penn is great keeping show going and is constantly interacting with the audience. Over the course of the show, they’ll bring maybe 20-30 people onstage which really adds to the show. I won’t go into any details on the act other than it must be seen to be believed. They’re on their 50th anniversary tour and if it’s like it was for me being an item on my “bucket list “, make sure you see Penn & Teller if you get the chance. The show is worth going to Vegas, but go see them if you get the chance!

HAD A GRET TIME THERE,AND THE SHOW WAS VERY GOOD HAD FUN AT THE SHOW

Long winded and surprisingly amateurish for such a big name. The magic tricks were underwhelming, on one occasion it seemed like Penn made no attempt to hide his sleight of hand. Just bad all around, we left midway through and weren’t the only ones to do so.

Penn & Teller are the best, their magic is flawless and left us stumped over how they did it all. They are great in gaining the attention of the audience. Audience members were selected at random to be on the stage and be a part of the magic. I was lucky enough to be on stage and it was amazing! Go to the show!

P/T have been on my bucket list for years and they did not disappoint..The magic and audience participation was excellent..We enjoyed the show immensely

All tricks I've seen before. Penn is deeply jaded and talks to much.. Teller is delightful and famously understated. The show moved slowly but was fun and clever.

Went to Vegas to take in several shows, one being Penn and Teller. Paid extra for good seats. They started the show telling everyone how their show was always changing and fresh unlike the other Vegas shows. However, while the show was entertaining, it was the same tricks that they have been doing. There was no wow, no excitement. With the fool us show and all the innovation that they see, I guess I was expecting more. I can say I did see them, but don't think there will be a repeat.

There’s a reason it’s the longest running show in Vegas

I love how this show evolves and changes through the years. This was my 3rd visit in 12 years and just another amazing showcase of talent by 2 magic legends. I hope to keep seeing their show as I visit Vegas in the future!!!

Super awesome show, funny, quality magic, family friendly. We like watching their TV show, and they're even better live! Thank you.

penn and tellers show at the rio hotel was a spectacle amazing to watch and there was plenty of interaction with the crowd. I would describe the show as comedy meets magic i don’t think i could stop laughing for the whole duration would highly recommend to attend this show.

Great show, highly entertaining. Penn is Uber quick on his feet...Teller was great also. Would see them again!

Very impressive show, creative tricks, captivating magic and talented presenters. A must see in Las Vegas

I had high hopes but was somewhat disappointed. Penn and Teller: Penn looked like he was forcing enthusiasm. Teller just looked so old. Maybe it’s time to retire. At first I thought it was just a poor audience night. They were less than enthusiastic. But upon further reflection, I changed my mind. The audience, and myself, have been watching Penn and Teller for years on tv, so we were very familiar with them and their repertoire. What we saw was a repeat of their acts. Some new, but really a reframing of old routines for the most part. Therefore, we expected more in person and paying for it. I’d like to address the staff. The ushers were wonderful. Engaging, personable, nice to talk to. That reflects how they are being treated by the performers. What makes P&T unique is their ability to relate to the audience, to include them in the acts, to make them feel important. The staff behavior is a positive reflection of that.

Very entertaining show, good option if you are travelled to Vegas for fun or business.