An R-Rated Magic Show at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino

An R-Rated Magic Show swaps the usual family-friendly Las Vegas act for adult comedy, classic magic, and plenty of audience participation. Grant Freeman mixes illusions with stand-up routines, then adds raunchy surprises that can turn a quiet theater visit into a lively night out.

I like the low $32 price and the easy Planet Hollywood location. I also like the 75-minute running time, which fits neatly into an evening of dinner, shopping, or another casino stop. The main drawback is simple: this is not a show for anyone uncomfortable with explicit jokes or being part of the action.

Key points to know before you book

• Grant Freeman leads the show: Expect magic tricks joined to adult stand-up comedy, not a traditional silent illusion act.
• Audience participation is central: You may see people from the crowd brought into the routines, so keep that in mind if you prefer to watch quietly.
• The show lasts about 1 hour 15 minutes: It is long enough to feel like a full Las Vegas attraction without taking over the whole night.
• The $32 ticket covers admission: Your ticket includes a selected seating section, box office fee, and sales tax on a drink ticket for VIP bookings.
• The bar stop matters: Drinks are not generally included, and a drink ticket should be collected at the bar before entering the theater.
• Miracle Mile adds flexibility: You can eat, shop, or meet friends at Planet Hollywood before or after the performance.

Why this Las Vegas magic show feels different

Las Vegas has no shortage of magic. Many productions lean on polished spectacle, grand stages, or a family audience. This one takes a smaller, more irreverent route, pairing sleight of hand with adult stand-up comedy.

That mix is the point. You are not buying a quiet demonstration of technical skill. You are signing up for a comic performance in which the magic tricks create setups for jokes, surprises, and interaction with the crowd.

Grant Freeman has toured across the country in sold-out theaters, and his act is built around switching between classic and modern illusions. The result should suit you if you enjoy magic but want more personality and comedy around it.

The R-rated label is important, not decorative. The material includes raunchy humor and surprises aimed at an adult audience. If your group wants a clean show, a polished family performance, or a formal theater atmosphere, choose something else at Planet Hollywood.

If you like comedy clubs, interactive stage acts, or shows where the audience is part of the evening, this format has a lot going for it. The magic gives the show structure, while the comedy keeps the pace moving.

Arriving at V Theater in Planet Hollywood

The show takes place at the V Theater, inside Planet Hollywood’s Miracle Mile Shops at 3663 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Suite 360. Your meeting and ticket redemption point is the V Theater box office.

The scheduled start time is 7:00 pm. Give yourself enough time to reach the theater inside the resort, find the box office, and handle any drink arrangements before the curtain. Planet Hollywood is a large property, so arriving at the resort entrance is not the same as arriving at the theater door.

I like this location for a night in Las Vegas because you do not need to build a full transportation plan around it. The theater is near public transportation, and the surrounding Miracle Mile complex gives you somewhere to eat or browse while you wait.

There is no hotel pickup or drop-off. You need to make your own way to Planet Hollywood, so factor in your starting point, traffic, and the time it takes to move through the resort.

The box office is also where you redeem your ticket. Keep your confirmation available at arrival. Confirmation is provided at booking, which makes the process fairly simple, but you still need to allow time for finding the correct counter.

The 75-minute show: magic, comedy, and crowd involvement

The performance runs for about 1 hour and 15 minutes. That is a useful length for a Las Vegas evening. You get a complete show, but you still have room for dinner, a drink, shopping, or another plan afterward.

Grant Freeman’s act blends old-school magic with newer illusions and adult stand-up. You can expect the routines to take unexpected turns, rather than simply presenting one trick after another in a formal sequence.

The strongest part of the format is the interaction. Audience members help with some of the magic, and the comedy often grows from those moments. If you enjoy seeing real people react onstage, this can make the performance feel more immediate than a large production viewed from a distance.

That same quality can be a drawback. You may be happy to sit back, but the show’s energy depends partly on crowd involvement. Nobody can promise that you will be selected, yet you should be comfortable with the possibility of being addressed or drawn into the action.

The humor remains a major part of the experience. The show has been described as funny throughout, with the magician keeping the crowd laughing between tricks. That means the evening works for someone who is not deeply interested in technical magic but wants a lively comedy show with illusions.

The best way to think about it is not as a lecture on how magic works. It is a comedy performance that uses magic as its engine. You will likely get more from it if you focus on timing, reactions, and the surprise of each routine rather than trying to analyze every method.

Seating, drinks, and the small theater setting

Your ticket includes admission in a selected seating section. The seating arrangement can matter here because the act relies on audience interaction and visual attention. A close view helps you follow the tricks and catch the performer’s expressions.

One useful detail from the evening setup is the bar. If your booking includes a drink ticket, pick it up at the bar area before the show. Drinks are not generally served inside the theater, though a table is available for the drinks.

The listed inclusions specify sales tax on the drink ticket for VIP bookings, but beverages are otherwise not included. Read the exact ticket option you select so you know whether your package comes with a drink ticket or only show admission.

Some seating arrangements place groups close enough to the action to get a good view. That can make the performance feel more personal than a major theater production, though selected seating also means you should not assume you can choose any seat you want.

For comfort and convenience, I would handle the drink stop before taking your seat. You avoid leaving the theater once the performance starts, and you will not need to figure out the bar during the opening routines.

Miracle Mile Shops before or after the performance

The V Theater sits within Miracle Mile Shops, so the show can serve as one part of a larger Planet Hollywood evening. You can meet friends over food, browse the stores, and then walk to the theater without arranging another ride.

This setting is especially useful for groups with different interests. Someone can shop while another person gets a drink or finds a restaurant. After the performance, you can continue the night nearby instead of ending the evening at the theater exit.

I would not treat the shopping area as part of the guided show. There is no planned shopping tour, meal, or hosted stop. It is simply a convenient setting around the theater, and you are free to use it before or after the performance.

The location also helps if your schedule is uncertain. A 7:00 pm start gives you a clear anchor, while the surrounding restaurants and shops provide ways to fill time without crossing the Strip.

Still, remember that your ticket does not include hotel transportation. If you are staying elsewhere, plan your route separately and allow time to reach Planet Hollywood and then find the V Theater inside.

Is $32 good value for Las Vegas?

At $32 per person, this is one of the easier Las Vegas shows to fit into a moderate entertainment budget. The ticket covers admission, the box office fee, and seating in the section attached to your booking.

The value comes from the full 75-minute performance and the unusual combination of magic and adult comedy. You are not paying only for a short trick demonstration. You are getting a complete stage act with a named performer, audience involvement, and a central Strip location.

The price looks even more useful for a group of friends who want an evening activity without committing to a major production. You can add your own dinner and drinks according to your budget rather than buying an expensive all-inclusive package.

There are limits. The $32 price does not cover hotel pickup, food, or ordinary beverages. If you want a drink, you need to pay for it unless your selected option includes one. Your final cost can rise once you add dinner, transportation, and casino spending.

VIP options may include a drink ticket, with sales tax covered on that ticket. Check the option carefully at booking because the standard inclusions and VIP inclusions are not identical.

For a short, centrally located show, I see this as a sensible buy if you already plan to be near Planet Hollywood. It is less convenient if you are staying far away and want an experience with transportation included.

Who should choose this experience?

I would recommend this show to adults who enjoy comedy, magic, and a little risk in the room. It suits couples, friend groups, and visitors looking for something different from a big musical or a polished family production.

It is also a good fit if you want a show with a strong social feel. The audience participation makes the room part of the performance, and the humor keeps the evening from feeling stiff.

You should think twice if you dislike crude comedy, explicit material, or the idea of being noticed by the performer. The R-rated format is the defining feature, not a minor detail.

Families with children should choose another show. The material is intended for adults, and the tone is not designed as a general audience attraction.

The show may also suit repeat Las Vegas visitors. If you have already seen the major productions and want a smaller, lower-cost night out, this gives you a different kind of stage experience without taking several hours.

Practical timing for your Las Vegas evening

Plan to be at Planet Hollywood before the 7:00 pm start. Use the extra time to locate the V Theater box office, redeem your ticket, and visit the bar if your package includes a drink ticket.

A simple plan could be an early meal at Miracle Mile, the show at 7:00 pm, and shopping afterward. You could also shop first, watch the performance, and then stay for a late meal.

The total performance time is about 75 minutes, but your full outing will take longer once you include getting to the resort, finding the theater, and handling drinks. Do not schedule another attraction immediately after the listed end time if it has strict admission rules.

The experience is near public transportation, which gives you an alternative to driving or using a hotel transfer. Even so, the attraction provides no pickup or drop-off, so your return route is your responsibility.

Most people can participate, and service animals are allowed. If you need a particular seating arrangement or have a question about your booking category, check with the provider before arrival rather than assuming the selected section will meet your needs.

Cancellation and booking flexibility

You receive confirmation at the time of booking. The experience allows free cancellation if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time.

Cancel within 24 hours of the 7:00 pm start, and the amount paid is not refunded. Changes made inside that same 24-hour window are not accepted.

The cutoff uses local Las Vegas time. That detail matters if you are booking from another time zone or changing plans while traveling.

A 24-hour cancellation window gives you some useful flexibility, but I would not wait until the last minute if the show is important to your evening. The experience is booked an average of 23 days ahead, so popular dates may be worth reserving early.

Should you book An R-Rated Magic Show?

Book it if you want an affordable, funny, interactive night in a central Las Vegas location. Grant Freeman’s combination of illusions and adult stand-up offers something more playful and unpredictable than a standard magic act, while the 75-minute length leaves room for the rest of your evening.

I would especially choose it for a group of adults who enjoy being part of the joke and do not mind raunchy material. The $32 starting price is reasonable for a full show, though you should budget separately for drinks, food, and transportation.

Skip it if you want clean comedy, a grand production, or a completely passive theater experience. For everyone else, the V Theater setting, Miracle Mile convenience, and audience-driven style make this a practical and distinctive Las Vegas pick.

FAQ

Where is An R-Rated Magic Show held?

The show is held at the V Theater inside Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino’s Miracle Mile Shops, at 3663 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Suite 360, Las Vegas.

What time does the show start?

The listed start time is 7:00 pm.

How long does the performance last?

The performance lasts approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.

What does the ticket include?

The ticket includes admission to the show in the selected seating section and the box office fee. VIP bookings also include sales tax on the drink ticket.

Are beverages included?

Beverages are not included unless your selected booking option says otherwise. If your package includes a drink ticket, collect it at the bar before the performance. Drinks are not served directly in the theater.

Is hotel transportation provided?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so you must make your own way to Planet Hollywood.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations within 24 hours are not refunded.

Are service animals allowed?

Yes. Service animals are allowed, and most people can participate in the experience.