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About David Goldrake
Step into the shadows of the LINQ Promenade, where the International Man of Mystery commands the intimate sanctuary of The Magician's Room.
Hailing from Luxembourg and fluent in seven languages, David Goldrake is a world-class illusionist who has performed for royalty, Fortune 500 companies, and audiences around the globe. Leaving behind the sprawling caverns of his past casino residencies, he now weaves his enigmatic spells mere inches from your eyes. Within this darkened, adults-only theater, ancient showmanship collides with modern sorcery — unspoken thoughts are plucked from thin air, gravity surrenders to impossible levitations, and the breathless peril of a Houdini-style water escape unfolds with heart-stopping proximity.
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Spike's Take
$37 for a world-class illusionist in a room this small is a steal — regular is $47, so you're saving $10. The move here isn't the show, it's the venue: Goldrake spent years in big casino showrooms, and now he's working just feet from you. That changes magic completely. Because The Magician's Room is so cozy, every seat is close — but if you want to catch the sleight of hand up under your nose, grab Section 1. Section 2 is the Sweet Spot for the full, straight-on view.
With sophisticated charm and a captivating gaze, Goldrake doesn't merely perform a sequence of tricks — he beckons you into a mesmerizing, interactive labyrinth where logic fades, reality bends, and true enchantment takes hold. It's 75 minutes, strictly 18 and over, at The Magician's Room on the LINQ Promenade — Monday, Tuesday, and Friday through Sunday at 8:30 PM. Still photos may be allowed as long as they aren't distracting — check with your usher — but no flash photography.
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Show Details
Venue
The Magician's Room
LINQ Promenade · 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109. An intimate theater right on the Promenade — small enough that every seat is close to the stage.
Show Days & Time
Mon · Tue · Fri – Sun
8:30 PM on show nights; dark Wednesday & Thursday. Plan to arrive at least 15–30 minutes early — reserved seats can be reassigned for guests arriving 15+ minutes late.
Duration
75 Minutes
No intermission. A tight, immersive 75 minutes of close-up illusion, mind reading, and grand escapes — no filler.
Age Restriction
18+ Only
Strictly adults only — all guests must be 18 years of age or older. A sophisticated, mature evening of mystery, not a family magic show.
Photos
Still Photos OK
Still photos may be allowed as long as they aren't distracting — please check with your usher on the way in. No flash photography.
How to Find It
Enter via LINQ Promenade
The entrance is off the open-air LINQ Promenade — the shopping and dining strip — not through the LINQ Hotel casino. Head to the Promenade and follow signage to The Magician's Room.
What to Expect
🃏 Magic Inches From Your Eyes
This is the whole reason to see Goldrake in this room. After years in big casino showrooms, he now works mere inches from the audience — close-up sleight of hand and impossible illusions unfolding right in front of you, where there's nowhere to hide a secret. It's the kind of proximity most Strip magic shows simply can't offer.
🧠 Mind Reading & Mentalism
Unspoken thoughts plucked from thin air. Goldrake blends classic showmanship with genuine mentalism, drawing the audience into an interactive labyrinth where logic fades and reality bends. Expect to be part of it — this is a show that happens with you, not just in front of you.
💧 A Houdini-Style Water Escape
The breathless peril of a Houdini-style water escape unfolds with heart-stopping proximity — a genuine grand illusion staged in an intimate room. Levitations, escapes, and vanishes that would headline a big theater, delivered close enough to feel the tension in the air.
🥂 A Sophisticated 18+ Night Out
Strictly adults only, in a darkened, atmospheric theater — this is a date-night and grown-ups' evening, not a family matinee. Sophisticated charm, a captivating gaze, and 75 tight minutes of true enchantment. Come for a drink and a night of mystery on the LINQ Promenade.
The Magician's Room Seating
The Magician's Room · An Intimate Theater — Every Seat Is Close · Click a section for details
Section 1 · Closest to Stage · Up Close
Section 2 · Center · Sweet Spot ⭐
Section 3 · A Step Back · Full View
🪑 Sweet Spot
Closest to the stage. If you're a magic fan who wants to watch the sleight of hand happen right under your nose — to be close enough that you genuinely can't spot the method — this is your section. In a room this intimate that's really saying something. The trade-off is a slightly steeper angle up to the stage, but for close-up work that's part of the fun.
The center section, and the Sweet Spot for most guests — a clean, straight-on view that takes in the whole show at the ideal distance. You're still close (this is a small room, after all), just far enough back to see every illusion frame perfectly. If you're not sure which to pick, pick this. This is where Spike sits.
A step back from center, with the full picture of the stage. Don't let "the back section" fool you — The Magician's Room is tiny, so even Section 3 is closer to the action than a good seat in most Strip theaters. A comfortable choice for taking in the whole production and the grand illusions like the water escape.
Frequently Asked
The Magician's Room is at the LINQ Promenade — 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109. Important: the entrance is off the LINQ Promenade, the open-air shopping and dining strip, not through the LINQ Hotel casino. Head to the Promenade and follow signage to The Magician's Room. Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early — reserved seating assignments are subject to change for guests arriving 15 minutes or more after the show begins.
Yes — David Goldrake is an adults-only show. All guests must be 18 years of age or older. It's an intimate, sophisticated evening of mystery and illusion in a darkened theater, not a family magic show.
The Magician's Room is a cozy, intimate theater, so honestly there isn't a bad seat — every section is close to the stage. Section 2 is the Sweet Spot: the centered, straight-on view that takes in the whole show. Section 1 is closest to the stage and best for fans who want to see the sleight of hand and close-up magic right up under their nose. Section 3 is still close and gives you the full picture from a step back.
Plan to arrive at the LINQ Promenade at least 15 to 30 minutes before the 8:30 PM showtime. Reserved seating assignments are subject to change for guests who arrive 15 minutes or more after the show begins, so give yourself time to find The Magician's Room on the Promenade, grab a drink, and get settled before it starts.
Still photos may be allowed as long as they aren't distracting — please check with your usher on the way in. No flash photography. In an intimate room like this, staying present and off your phone is a big part of the experience — a lot of the magic happens just inches from your seat.
Tickets are generally non-refundable once purchased, which is standard for live Las Vegas entertainment. In the unlikely event of a cancellation you will be notified and refund options will be provided. Note that reserved seating assignments are subject to change for guests arriving 15 minutes or more after the show begins. Review the full terms and conditions at checkout before purchasing.
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