Farrell Dillon brings comedy and magic together fast. This show at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club is a fun Vegas stop that runs about 75 minutes and keeps you in the action, not stuck watching from far away.

I especially like the interactive vibe, where audience participation feels playful instead of awkward, and the quick, witty style that makes the magic land as comedy. I also like that it’s family friendly (ages 5+), so it works for groups with kids without turning into a kids-only show.

One thing to consider: if you hate being involved, know the show can call people up from the crowd. Even then, it’s designed to stay light and not embarrassing—but you’ll still want a relaxed attitude.

Key highlights

• 45 minutes of Farrell Dillon comedy magic with plenty of audience involvement
• Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club energy, plus a touring comedy lineup segment
• LINQ Promenade time before you settle in at the club
• Mobile ticket experience that’s easy to manage
• Family friendly show for ages 5+
• Pricing around $29.85 with fees and taxes included

The 4:00 pm magic start at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club

In Las Vegas, timing matters. This experience starts at 4:00 pm, which is perfect if you want something earlier in the day before dinner turns into a full production.

It also fits well if you’re staying near the Linq area. You’re not crossing town or waiting around for a complicated schedule. Instead, you get a clean sequence that moves you from the promenade to the club and keeps your evening flexible.

Farrell Dillon’s comedy magic: funny first, tricks second

Farrell Dillon is the kind of performer who treats magic like stand-up with props. The pacing stays upbeat, and the humor keeps momentum going even when the sleight of hand gets intense.

What you’ll likely enjoy most is the style: Dillon is casual, quick on his feet, and comfortable working with the room. The show isn’t just about pulling off a miracle; it’s about turning the moment into a laugh. That’s a big deal in a city where some shows feel overly scripted.

Audience participation without the awkwardness

This is one of the most praised parts of the experience. You can expect that audience members may be called up to participate in some way. The key is that it’s interactive while still feeling good-natured.

If you’re going as a couple, you’ll probably find it fun to watch others get involved. If you’re going with kids, you get the sense that the humor is aimed to include families, not single them out. And if you’re bringing an adult who worries it might be corny, the comedy style is exactly what helps it work.

The acts: colorful props and big reactions

The show includes visual tricks that get immediate audience reactions. Based on what people describe, you may see moments like colorful items such as paint chips and stools, a surfing straight jacket, and card magic involving a $100 bill tucked into the middle layer of a playing card routine. These are the kinds of effects that don’t require explanation. You just react—then Dillon turns your reaction into a joke.

There’s also a standout detail from audience comments: Farrell performs with his wife, Amanda, and their pug named Eisley. That family touch adds warmth and keeps the mood from getting too serious. When the show feels personal, the laughs feel easier to catch.

What happens inside the club: laughs on a real stage

Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club has the look and feel of a venue built for touring comics. The setup is intimate enough that you feel included, which matters a lot for comedy and magic. If you’ve ever been to shows where you can’t hear the jokes clearly, you’ll appreciate that this format is designed to keep the room engaged.

After the Farrell Dillon segment, the program includes time for the touring comedy lineup. Expect the focus to stay on national-quality stand-up rather than obscure acts. The lineup can change, but the idea is consistent: solid comedy in a room that knows how to keep people laughing.

Why the mix of comedy + magic works

A pure magic show can be impressive but emotionally flat if you don’t connect with the performer. A pure comedy show can be hilarious but lacks that sense of wonder.

This pairing gives you both. You get the brain-stopping moments of magic, then you get the release valve of jokes. That rhythm is why the show tends to land for a wide range of ages and tastes.

The LINQ Promenade stop: a quick buffer before showtime

You’ll also get a free window to make your way to the LINQ Promenade and head toward the club. It’s not a long hang. Think of it as a chance to get your bearings, take a breather, and handle anything you forgot (water, snacks, or a quick bathroom stop).

This can help in practical ways. You’re not walking straight from the hotel into a theater rush. You’ve got a short 20-minute stretch to settle your group and keep the mood calm.

If you’re arriving early, you can also use this time to do a quick loop for photos and people-watching. Just keep it simple; the main goal is being ready to get seated and start on time.

Price and value: what $29.85 buys you in Vegas

The price is $29.85 per person, and it includes the show ticket plus all fees and taxes. That matters more than it sounds. In Vegas, final totals can creep up fast once taxes and add-ons hit. Here, you know what you’re paying up front.

It’s also good value because the experience is long enough to feel like an event: around 1 hour 15 minutes total. You get the Farrell Dillon magic segment plus the comedy club time afterward, and you still have that pre-show promenade window.

What’s not included:

• beverages (available for purchase)
• parking/valet fees
• hotel pickup/drop-off

So if you’re the type who wants drinks included, plan on budgeting a little extra. If you’re driving, parking costs can be the bigger surprise than the ticket itself.

Still, for a family-friendly show with interactive moments in a major Las Vegas room, the cost-to-time ratio feels fair.

Mobile ticket and timing: keep it simple

This experience uses a mobile ticket, which is usually the easiest way to handle things in Vegas. You’re not tracking paper, and you’re not waiting for a separate will-call process (at least as far as the ticket format goes).

Confirmation is sent within 48 hours of booking and depends on availability. Since the show can sell out, it helps to lock your plan in early rather than hoping for walk-up tickets.

Also, this is scheduled to start at 4:00 pm. If you tend to run late, build in buffer time. The whole point of this kind of show is that it’s clean and punctual once you’re inside.

Best for: families, skeptics, and anyone who likes to laugh

This isn’t an adult-only magic spectacle. It’s described as a family friendly show, ages 5+, and that shows in how the humor is structured.

Families with kids

Kids often love anything interactive, and adults often worry that family shows mean watered-down jokes. The comments around this show point to the opposite: it keeps the comedy sharp while still staying suitable.

Adults who worry it might be corny

If you’ve ever avoided themed Vegas shows because you feared they’d be lame, this is the style that can win you over. Farrell Dillon’s humor includes playful self-aware moments and laughs at the situation without turning the crowd into a target.

Date nights and groups

The interactive format can be a fun shared story afterward. Even if you don’t get called up, you’ll likely enjoy watching others take part and react in real time.

Practical tips to enjoy the interactive parts

If you want the best experience, do a little prep before you sit down.

• Go in with a relaxed attitude about participation. If you’re called on stage, think of it like a friendly game show moment, not a performance audition.
• Choose a seat with visibility that feels comfortable for your group. The show is designed to feel close, so pick what’s best for hearing and seeing, not just saving the best view for photos.
• If you’re bringing kids, talk briefly beforehand about staying calm if they spot someone being invited to join. It helps keep the energy fun, not chaotic.
• Plan to buy drinks only if you want them. Since beverages aren’t included, decide your budget early so you’re not surprised at the bar.

Also, because the show runs about 45 minutes for the Farrell Dillon portion, you don’t need a long attention span to enjoy it. The pacing is built for laughs and reactions.

Should you book Farrell Dillon Comedy Magic at Jimmy Kimmel’s?

I think you should book it if you want a Vegas activity that’s:

• fun without being snobby
• family-friendly but still genuinely funny for adults
• interactive in a good-natured way
• scheduled early enough (4:00 pm) that it won’t swallow your entire evening

Skip it if you’re strongly uncomfortable with audience involvement. Even when a show is respectful, the format can still pull people into the action.

If you’re in the Linq area and want a high-energy stop with real comedy timing and classic Vegas showmanship, this is a solid choice. It’s one of those rare tickets where the value is not just the magic. It’s the fact that you’re kept laughing the whole way through.

FAQ

How long is the Farrell Dillon Comedy Magic experience?

The overall experience runs about 1 hour 15 minutes. The Farrell Dillon magic show portion is about 45 minutes.

Where does the show take place?

It happens at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club at the Promenade at the Linq in Las Vegas.

What time does it start?

The experience starts at 4:00 pm.

Is the show family friendly?

Yes. It’s a family friendly show for ages 5+.

What is included in the ticket price?

Your ticket includes the show ticket (with the category you select at booking) and all fees and taxes.

Are drinks included?

No. Beverages are available for purchase, but they are not included in the price.

Is there parking included?

No. Parking/Valet fees are not included.

Is this experience refundable?

No. It’s non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason.