Penn & Teller

Took kids here on thanksgiving. They had a blast. Penn and teller have been doing this a long time. I love how passionate they are. It stands out the most to be compared to all the others. I loved fish tank magic trick and my youngest daughter loved the cloth trick done on one of the audience members. My oldest loved the elephant magic trick. We would come back to watch them again. Though I'll definitely try to buy the tickets earlier on so we get center tickets lol.

I loved the show.I recently listened to a podcast about magicians and how it's all science and misdirection so I was super excited to see them. I didn't look too closely at any of the acts and took them all at face value (knowing it's not magic) and I had a blast.The theatre is on the smaller side, so every seat is good. That being said, we went for the best that were available so we were on the floor by the stage. I'm not going to spoil the tricks, but it's clear that they've done a tone and honed their act over the years. They said they try new tricks constantly so I feel confident that if I come next year it will be a whole new act, which is cool. They are also really funny. There's a lot of audience participation.There are drinks you can buy outside and snacks (like chips). The drinks are limited and expensive, but I appreciate that they offer them. Definitely get here at least ten minutes early if you want a drink.

Penn & Teller was a blast! They were very funny, and there were lots of interactive audience involvement activities. I enjoyed the tricks/ sleight of hand and loved all the musical involvements of the show (as a drummer!). I would have preferred less poking fun at religion and less language. I get that it's Las Vegas, but I didn't think those specific things added anything to the show. Penn and Teller are hilariously funny, excellent magicians, I would like to see them creatively choose other topics to theme their show around. It felt excessively poking fun at Christianity. The show was 5+ and there was quite a bit of language, but just a personal preference. I wouldn't want my kids exposed to language like that, especially that young. We had an excellent time, but as a side note the Rio where the show is hosted is probably due for some updates. For such a popular show, the videography equipment, carpet, etc was very dated and shabby. The seats were comfortable (which is one of the most important parts!) and the crew was amazing. Like seemingly every show you have to walk through a gross smelling smoke filled casino to get to the show. Bummer the side doors weren't open and available. I appreciated Penn's monologue about not using audience plants, a lot of people wonder about that but never have the chance to ask! As always, I'd love to know how the final trick worked, if it was cleverly placed mirrors or what. Very cool. I'm glad we went but if the above things possibly bother you, think twice about bringing children.

I think Penn and Teller are amazing magicians and comedians. Seeing them in person was a dream come true. Best of all I got to go on stage and participate in a magic trick. They had a lot of audience participation, which made the show extra cool. This show is absolutely worth attending. It's my favorite show I've ever seen in Vegas. I would recommend getting the closest seats you can but if you're further away, they do have screens so you can see everything.

I got free tickets to be an audience member for their show. The acts were wonderful, but I wish there was a bit more interaction from Penn & Teller themselves. Penn was hilarious the times he did speak. He seems like a really great and down to earth guy!Opening up the bar and serving light refreshments would've been great too while we wait to go inside the venue. Overall, I would definitely go back to watch an actual Penn & Teller show to get the full experience!

Wonderful show, as expected! I was surprised that the theater was so small, but that wasn't a bad thing, since we were able to see everything.

I'm a huge P&T fan and have seen them at least a dozen times over the years, in various cities and venues. While still an enjoyable show, it's quite a bit quieter and tamer when compared to the shows of previous decades. They included a couple of long-time favorites as well as lots of new routines. While we enjoyed ourselves, I'm not sure I will seek out one of their live performances again in the future. Still, it was an entertaining way to spend our last evening in Vegas!

The Penn & Teller show was great! It was a mix of comedy and Magic. Sat in the VIP section which was very comfortable and spacious and after the show we got to Meet with Penn and Teller in person. They were super humble and sweet and even gave us a gift bag with goodies and spent time talking with us. It was the perfect ending to a great show. This show has beeb around for 50 years...wow! It's also a great show for all ages. They very interactive with the audience which we loved as well. Would highly recommend. The theater was very clean with spacious and comfortable seats throughout the whole theater. Would love to come back again to catch another show. They said they change up the show every once in a while, which is nice so maybe next time we go it will be different!

What a great show for all ages. I've always seen the billboards and advertisement for this show but never had a chance to check it out until this weekend. I was able to get the VIP booth seats which were very comfortable and spacious. The show was a mixture of magic and comedy all in one. They pulled out children and adults to be part of the show. They had some really cool magic tricks that had the crowd wondering how they did it. This show has been going on for about 50 years now and there is a reason for that. Me and my guest were able to meet Teller after the show and that was also pretty cool. If you're in town on vacation or even a local I'd check this show out.

What a cute show! Seats are comfy & our seats were good. Had section 1, row L & seats #5 & 6. They pull a lot of people up on stage & Teller pretty much doesn't talk during the show, just @ one spot. He does make funny face & hand gestures. I was amazed @ his jelly bean skit & the "elephant" one too. It's definitely no other magic seen in other magic shows in Vegas. I've been wanting to see them for a long time & jumped @ the opportunity to when tickets came up on 1stTix so thank you to the Rio & 1stTix for this opportunity. Rio is a favorite hotel of mine & it's amazing how many show rooms they have, this one (of course) I've never been to before. The bartenders did move a little slow for my liking even though there were like 3-4 separate lines. I wanted to get the collection cup & ordered a Tito's & soda water. The thing that disgusted me was the bartender who waited on me was also handling the credit card & money transactions for his customer's orders. I noticed him grab a lime slice for a customer in front of me with his bar hands & when he went & grabbed a lime for my drink I told him "no" & asked for a lemon slice, but asked him not to touch it with his bare hands so he grabbed some tongs that were right next to his fruit & grabbed a lemon with it & dropped it in my drink....so wait? If you have tongues to grab the fruit then why are you using your dirty hands that you're handling cash & credit cards with?!?!? He is putting the customers @ risk of getting sick. Nelson was his name & he needs to be educated on proper handling behind the bar & any of the other bartenders who are practicing the same. They had some candy for sale & wish they sold popcorn but I didn't see any. They do check your purse before entering & don't allow you to bring food or drinks in from the outside. I was also on a knee scooter due to my broken foot & have a chicken attached to it to use as a horn & the girl checking my purse asked if it made noise & when I told her it does she had to check to see if I could even go inside with it. I was like "I'm obviously not going to be able to bring my scooter to my seat" & she said "but someone may walk by it & squeeze it" Some other lady came over who was much friendlier & told me it was OK to bring it in & thought it was cute. I don't know what I would have done if I couldn't have gone inside with it? If someone was to do that then that person should be held liable for their behavior. Luckily no one touched it. Penn states in their show that they change the material up, not sure how soon I would go back if I had the opportunity? Bathrooms were clean inside the theater but stinky. Theater & the area before you enter was clean. It is a little bit of a hike if you park @ the parking garage closer to the Chippendales side.