Magicians Room Arriving in Las Vegas • This Week in Gambling

A new attraction called The Magicians Room is scheduled to open at Linq Promenade later this month, promising a blend of interactive gaming and theatrical illusion. The venue is being developed and operated by Las Vegas–based Pompey Entertainment, and it aims to offer a two-stage experience to visitors.

Upon arrival, guests will enter a modern arcade area built around crane machines and interactive claw games. That section is described as a “crane-only” arcade, with a nostalgic edge designed to entice visitors as they explore. From there, a concealed entrance leads to the magic showroom, where audiences can view live performances. Access to the magic venue is offered via a “human crane” elevator or a secretive staircase, depending on guest preference.

The Magicians Room is positioning itself as a flexible venue: family-friendly performances in the afternoon, and adults-only shows later in the evening. The programming will feature names such as Farrell Dillon, The Conjurors, Late Night Magic, and David Goldrake. The productions are expected to incorporate technology like holograms, augmented reality, and immersive special effects in their stagecraft.

Damian Costa, the head of The Magicians Room, previously held leadership roles in Las Vegas entertainment, including a stint as vice president of entertainment for Caesars Entertainment. Under his direction, Pompey Entertainment aims to forge a new niche for magic shows in a city already saturated with live acts.

Set to debut on October 20, 2025, The Magicians Room will be located next to Virgil’s Real Barbecue at Linq Promenade. Ticket prices will range from $25 to $60. The afternoon show begins at 4:30 p.m., while evening performances are scheduled at 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. The venue hopes to attract both tourism audiences and local residents by mixing the novelty of magic with interactive elements in a compact, themed environment.

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