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Penn & Teller Theater, Masquerade Tower at Rio Hotel & Casino
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Comedy, Magic
1 hr 30 mins
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Penn & Teller Theater, Masquerade Tower at Rio Hotel & Casino
Comedy, Magic
1 hr 30 mins
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Frequently Asked Questions for Penn & Teller
Expect a smart, offbeat mix of comedy and magic that plays with the usual rules of illusion. Penn handles the talking with sharp, funny commentary while Teller stays mostly silent and drives much of the visual action. The show blends classic sleight of hand with inventive, mind-bending routines, including moments where the duo lets you in on part of the trick while still keeping plenty of mystery.
Penn & Teller runs 90 minutes. It is a full evening show without feeling overly long, so it fits easily into dinner-and-show plans.
Penn & Teller begins at 8:00 p.m. It is a good idea to be in your seat before showtime so you can settle in and avoid missing the opening moments.
Plan to arrive about 30 to 45 minutes early. That gives you enough time for parking, finding the Penn & Teller Theater at the Rio, and getting through security screening before the show starts.
Penn & Teller performs at the Penn & Teller Theater in the Masquerade Tower at Rio Hotel & Casino. If you're heading there from elsewhere on the Strip, give yourself a little extra travel time since the Rio sits just off-Strip.
Yes. Penn & Teller is open to guests ages 5 and up. That makes it a strong pick for families with school-age kids, though parents should know the show has an edgy tone and uses smoke, haze, strobing lights, and other stage effects.
The easiest option is parking at Rio Hotel & Casino and walking into the Masquerade Tower for the theater. If you're driving in from another resort, arriving a bit early makes things smoother so you have time to park, get inside, and find your way to the venue.
Yes. You can grab drinks before the show, and it's common to eat at the property beforehand as well. For a theater show like this, think pre-show cocktails and casual dining nearby rather than a full meal inside the auditorium.
Yes. All guests and their belongings are subject to security screening before entry. Flash photography, cameras, audio recording, video recording, and weapons of any kind are prohibited.
Yes. The production uses smoke, haze, strobing lights, and other stage effects. If anyone in your group is sensitive to lighting effects or theatrical atmosphere, that is worth keeping in mind before you go.
Choose your show date for Penn & Teller, select how many tickets you want, and pick your available seating option. Before you pay, you'll see the full order total with fees shown upfront. Then complete checkout on Vegas.com to secure your tickets.
After checkout, you'll receive an order confirmation with your ticket details. Your tickets are delivered electronically for easy mobile entry, so you can pull them up on your phone when you arrive at the venue.
Penn & Teller tickets are final sale. Orders are non-refundable, non-transferable, and cannot be changed once purchased. It is always smart to review those terms carefully during checkout and again in your confirmation email before finalizing your order.
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Yes—tickets purchased together in one listing are guaranteed to be adjacent for this seated event. Seat numbers can sometimes look non-sequential, such as odd and even numbering, while still being physically next to each other.
Yes. Mobile entry is supported, so you can scan your tickets directly from your phone at the venue without printing them out.
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