Adam London's Laughternoon is an afternoon comedy magic show: sleight of hand with jokes all the way through, and volunteers from the crowd. It plays the Showroom, on the second floor of the Ahern Hotel, on West Sahara Avenue off the Strip.
The Showroom is small: 86 seats at 26 numbered tables, in five rows curving round the stage, on the seat map the hotel's ticket page serves. You buy seats at a table, priced per person. Our short answer: row 1, the Front Tables.
Best seats for Adam London's Laughternoon
The best seats are row 1, Front Tables 1 to 5, curved round the front of the stage, then row 2, Front Tables 6 to 11, right behind. On the date we checked they cost the same as the VIP Tables further back, so the closest seats in the room cost nothing extra.
Best value seats
Row 5, tables for two along the back wall, is the cheapest. Tables 24 to 26 line up with the stage; 21 to 23 sit further over, by the bar.
Seats to avoid
The VIP Tables of rows 3 and 4 aren't bad seats, but on the date we checked they cost the same as the Front Tables, a row or two closer, and the listing names no VIP extra. Take a Front Table first.
Accessible seating
The seat map marks no wheelchair places, and we found no details on accessible seating for the Showroom: ask the hotel before you book.
Section by section
Row 1: Front Tables 1 to 5
Five tables of four on a curve round the front of the stage, tables 1 and 5 at its two ends.
Row 2: Front Tables 6 to 11
Six tables of four right behind row 1, following the same curve.
Row 3: VIP Tables 12 to 17
Six tables of four, the widest row of the room, sold as VIP.
Row 4: VIP Tables 18 to 20
Three tables for two in a short straight row behind row 3, facing the stage, sold as VIP.
Row 5: Tables 21 to 26
Six tables for two along the back wall, from the end of the bar toward the middle of the room: the cheapest seats.
Good to know before you go
- Shows at 4 pm, Thursday to Monday.
- The show runs 75 minutes, and doors open an hour before.
- The hotel's ticket prices include its fees.
Checked on October 19, 2026 against the Ahern Hotel's ticket page and seat map for the show and its page for the show.




