Mat Franco, the first magician to win America's Got Talent, has played The LINQ since 2015, in a theater that now carries his name. Magic Reinvented Nightly mixes sleight of hand and illusions with a lot of crowd work, built around volunteers.
Ticketmaster calls the Mat Franco Theater a 600-capacity room; its seat map shows 579 seats in rows facing the stage, split by a center aisle and sold in three zones, Premium, Preferred and Reserved. Our short answer: Premium rows A to D for the closest view, Preferred rows G to J for value.
Best seats for Mat Franco
The best seats are Premium rows A to D, the four rows nearest the stage, as close to the center aisle as you can get. Much of the show is sleight of hand, and being close is how you catch the details.
Behind them, the Premium zone also has a row of banquettes (BH1 to BH8) and the Luxury Row, F and FF, with individual oversized plush chairs. On Vegas.com's seat map the Luxury Row was the most expensive row the day we checked: you pay for the chair, not for a closer seat.
Best value seats
Preferred rows G to J, right behind the Luxury Row, are the best value: Preferred costs well under Premium, and these are its first rows. Rows L and M, behind the cross aisle, are Preferred too, at the same price, so take G to J first.
The cheapest seats are the rear tables, T30 to T38, four seats each along the back wall, sold for less than the Reserved rows in front of them.
Seats to avoid
No seat is sold as limited view. The far ends of the widest rows, L, M and R and their twins across the aisle, see the stage at more of an angle; for sleight of hand, a central seat counts for more than a row or two.
Accessible seating
Wheelchair places are at both ends of rows G and GG, the first Preferred rows; Ticketmaster's seat map has an Accessible filter that shows them. For other seating needs, the box office asks you to call its team: 1-855-234-7469.
Section by section
Premium
Rows A to D, and AA to DD across the aisle, widening from 10 seats a side in row A to 14 in row D; the banquettes BH1 to BH8, four seats each but six in BH4 and BH5; and the Luxury Row, F and FF. 156 seats in all.
Preferred
Rows G to J, then the tables T21 to T28, five seats each, a cross aisle and rows L and M: 262 seats, rows and tables at the same price on the date we checked.
Reserved
Rows N to R at the back of the room (rows Q and QQ have only four seats each, at the outer ends), then the rear tables T30 to T38, either side of the sound desk: 161 seats.
Good to know before you go
- Shows at 7 pm, usually dark on Wednesdays; no shows from November 16 to 22, 2026.
- The show runs 90 minutes.
- Ages 5 and up; children must be with an adult.
- No cameras of any kind during the show.
- Arrive 30 to 45 minutes before the show.
- Ticketmaster's prices include fees; taxes are added. A VIP Meet & Greet add-on is sold separately, and groups of 20 or more book through Caesars group sales.
Checked on October 19, 2026 against Ticketmaster's seat map and venue page for the Mat Franco Theater, and Vegas.com's seat map and FAQ for the show.
