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Seating chart · The Linq · Updated Oct 20, 2026

Farrell Dillon Seating Chart

Where to sit for Farrell Dillon: the best view, the best value and the seats to avoid.

The Magicians Room at The LINQ Promenade75 minutes

AA–DDDEE–GGE–GHH–MMH–KSTAGE

Tap a section: our take on it appears belowHover or click a section: our take on it appears below

Section 1: VIP

VIP, rows AA to DD

Our pickVIP: closest

Our pick: the four VIP rows nearest the stage, AA to DD, at small tables with a seat on either side. The closest seats for the sleight of hand and the dearest. On Ticketmaster's map the stage lines up with seats 1 to 4; the higher numbers sit off to its left on our map.

The price on this page is the show's lowest, not a quote for this section.

  • VIP: closest
  • Preferred: best value
  • Standard: cheapest
  • Our pick
  • Ticketmaster's seat map has the stage in a corner at the bottom left, the rows at an angle; ours is turned so the stage sits at the bottom.
  • Rows AA to GG and row D have small tables, a seat on either side of each; the other rows are plain seats.
  • No wheelchair places are marked on the seat map; Ticketmaster has an Accessible Tickets button for both shows.

Our drawing, not to scale

Farrell Dillon seating chart, The Linq

Where to sit: the short answer

  • Best seats

    The best seats are VIP, rows AA to DD, the four rows nearest the stage, at small tables with a seat on either side. More

  • Best value

    Preferred, rows EE to GG, right behind VIP, is the best value: it costs less, and in a room of eleven rows it is still close to the stage. More

  • Seats to avoid

    No seat here is far from the stage. The high-numbered seats at the far end of each row see it from off to one side; for sleight of hand, a seat in line with the stage counts for more than a row closer. More

  • Accessible seating

    No wheelchair places are marked on Ticketmaster's seat map for the room. More

Seat categories

What each seat costs

Per ticket · fees included, before tax · the same every day, checked Nov 5.

How many tickets?

2
Category · tap to pickvs cheapestPer ticket2 tickets, with tax

Your total · 2 tickets

$76.14

$36.19 × 2 in Section 3, fees included, + $3.76 tax, the same every day.

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Our guide

Updated Oct 20, 2026 · 3 min read

Farrell Dillon, a comedy magician and a regular on The CW's Masters of Illusion, has a daily afternoon show at The Magicians Room, the magic theater that opened in October 2025 on the LINQ Promenade, by The LINQ. It's a clean, family-friendly show of sleight of hand and illusions, played for laughs, with plenty of volunteers.

The room is small: Ticketmaster's seat map for the show has 98 seats in eleven short rows facing the stage, sold in three sections, VIP, Preferred and Standard. Our short answer: VIP for the closest view, Preferred for value.

Best seats for Farrell Dillon

The best seats are VIP, rows AA to DD, the four rows nearest the stage, at small tables with a seat on either side. Much of the show is sleight of hand, and up front is where you catch the details.

Within a row, take a low seat number: on Ticketmaster's map, the stage lines up with seats 1 to 4, while the higher numbers sit off to one side of it.

Best value seats

Preferred, rows EE to GG, right behind VIP, is the best value: it costs less, and in a room of eleven rows it is still close to the stage. Its rows have small tables too.

Standard, rows HH to MM, is the cheapest: the back four rows, eight plain seats each, without tables.

Seats to avoid

No seat here is far from the stage. The high-numbered seats at the far end of each row see it from off to one side; for sleight of hand, a seat in line with the stage counts for more than a row closer.

Accessible seating

No wheelchair places are marked on Ticketmaster's seat map for the room. The show's Ticketmaster page has an Accessible Tickets button to look for them.

Section by section

VIP: rows AA to DD and row D

Section 1 on Ticketmaster's map, 30 seats: rows AA and BB, six seats each, and CC and DD, eight each, at small tables for two; then row D, two more seats at one table, past a gap at the right end of row DD on our map.

Preferred: rows EE to GG and E to G

Section 2, 30 seats: rows EE, FF and GG, eight seats each at small tables for two; rows E, F and G, two seats each side by side, past a gap at the right end of those rows on our map.

Standard: rows HH to MM and H to K

Section 3, 38 seats: four plain rows of eight, HH to MM, and rows H, J and K, two seats each, past a gap at the right end of rows HH to KK on our map.

Good to know before you go

  • Shows Thursday to Monday at 4:30 pm; Farrell Dillon is dark on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
  • Ticketmaster sells every seat as a Standard Ticket Ages 5+.
  • Arrive on time: Ticketmaster warns that reserved seats are subject to change if you arrive 15 minutes after the show begins.
  • The theater is on the second floor, "designed to be hidden away," as the Las Vegas Review-Journal put it before the opening, when it reported 225 seats; the seat map sold for the show has 98.
  • Bags are subject to search at the showroom door. For a group of more than 20, write to info@themagiciansroom.com before you book.
  • Ticketmaster's prices include fees; taxes are added at checkout.

Other shows in this theater

Late Night Magic, an adults-only bill of magicians and mentalists, plays the same room on Sunday and Monday nights, sold in the same three sections: see our Late Night Magic seating chart.

Checked on October 19, 2026 against Ticketmaster's seat map and event page for the show and the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

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