Quickly identifiable by its about 170-meter-high High Roller observation wheel, the futuristic and modern LINQ Hotel and Casino has been welcoming partygoers, travelers, and luck-testers since 2014.
For adventure enthusiasts, the zip line over the LINQ Promenade is a must. If you're looking for a more traditional Vegas experience, the casino features all your favorite games alongside award-winning restaurants.
Quickly identifiable by its about 170-meter-high High Roller observation wheel, the futuristic and modern LINQ Hotel and Casino has been welcoming partygoers, travelers, and luck-testers since 2014.
For adventure enthusiasts, the zip line over the LINQ Promenade is a must. If you're looking for a more traditional Vegas experience, the casino features all your favorite games alongside award-winning restaurants.
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Quickly identifiable by its about 170-meter-high High Roller observation wheel, the futuristic and modern LINQ Hotel and Casino has been welcoming partygoers, travelers, and luck-testers since 2014.
For adventure enthusiasts, the zip line over the LINQ Promenade is a must. If you're looking for a more traditional Vegas experience, the casino features all your favorite games alongside award-winning restaurants.
But for those hunting for an evening of entertainment, that's where the LINQ shows tickets come in.
Check out our helpful guide about LINQ Hotel, where you can watch the best shows in Las Vegas.
The Jimmy Kimmel name is renowned in the American entertainment industry, and it's no surprise that his namesake comedy club is one of the most popular in Vegas.
His reputation as a funny man precedes him, as the former host of "The Man Show" and current presenter of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
Located at the LINQ Hotel and Casino on the Promenade, the Jimmy Kimmel Comedy Club showcases some of the best up-and-coming comedians.
The club is intimate, with a maximum capacity of 300 people, spread across a mix of traditional venue seats and long tables for bigger groups. This means you're guaranteed a good view of the stage, no matter where you're sitting.
Tickets to the Jimmy Kimmel Comedy Club start at US$20 per person for General Admission standard seating.
General Admission preferred seating, which is closer to the stage, starts at around US$30. Seats in the Premium Reserved are anywhere between US$45 and US$70. These prices don't include tax and fees, which are usually an extra US$5 to US$10.
The prices can change depending on the caliber of the guest comedians. However, this is still one of the more affordable Las Vegas shows.
The Comedy Club also features an on-site bar where you can purchase cocktails and tapas at competitive prices – including happy hour from 4 PM to 7 PM. There is no drink minimum to attend a show.
Shows take place at Jimmy Kimmel Comedy Club every night of the week except Wednesday. Depending on the day, between one and three shows are performed. Generally, the show times are as follows:
The show usually lasts 75 to 90 minutes and does not include a formal intermission.
Guests must be at least 18 years old to enter the Jimmy Kimmel Comedy Club. To get a drink from the on-site bar, guests must be over 21 and have a valid ID.
Offering a fun, fresh take on the traditional magic show, Mat Franco Magic Reinvented Nightly combines baffling tricks with sidesplitting comedy in a way only he can.
Having won "America's Got Talent" in 2014, Franco is one of the most successful magicians of his generation.
The show takes place at The LINQ Theater and features a mishmash of classic magic tracks — sleight-of-hand, misdirection and more — and brand new creations.
Altogether, Franco has dozens of original tricks that he performs throughout the show, many of which are interactive.
Franco has been charming audiences with his unique brand of magic since he was a young boy. And just recently, Franco has been crowned “the magician changing the game” by the Los Angeles Times.
The show itself has landed a spot on Forbes Best 5 Shows to See In Las Vegas too – so you know you're in for a treat.
Tickets for Mat Franco Magic Reinvented Nightly start at around US$50 per person. Like most entertainment shows in Las Vegas, seats closer to the stage cost a little more. The approximate price of Section 2 tickets is US$50, which includes seats in the back third of the theater.
This makes Mat Franco Magic Reinvented Nightly prices similar to most of the more affordable shows in Vegas.
Section 1 tickets start from around US$70 and include the middle third of the theater. Finally, Premium tickets sell for upwards of US$110 and include the closest seats to the stage.
These prices do not include taxes and fees, which are usually an extra US$10 to US$15, depending on your ticket of choice.
Performances for Mat Franco's Magic Reinvented Nightly are typically every night of the week at 7 PM, except Thursday.
During busy times of the year such as December, there may be additional shows on Thursday too — double-check the availability before you book.
The show lasts for approximate 90 minutes without an intermission. It's recommended to show up at least 15 minutes before the start time to find your seat.
Mat Franco's show is suitable for visitors of all ages — his combination of magic and comedy can captivate visitors young and old. For that reason, it's widely considered as one of the most popular family-friendly shows in Las Vegas.
However, to hold LINQ show tickets to Mat Franco, guests must be at least 5 years old. Otherwise, they will not be allowed to enter the theater. Kids under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult or guardian.
The LINQ Hotel and Experience can be found in the middle of the cluster of casinos on the southern end of the main Las Vegas Strip.
It sits on the eastern side of Las Vegas Boulevard, directly across the road from Caesars Palace and sandwiched in between the Venetian and the Flamingo.
The LINQ is also known for the LINQ Promenade, a collection of shops and restaurants that runs through its center, connecting the Strip with the High Roller Ferris wheel.
If you're arriving at Las Vegas's main airport, a taxi or rideshare to the LINQ will cost around US$15-US$25 for a short 10-minute drive from the terminal.
If you prefer to save some cash, you can also take the CX or the 108 bus to the WB (Westbound) Tropicana after Koval station.
From there, it's a short walk to the MGM Grand Monorail, which will not only drop you off right under the LINQ's Ferris wheel, but also give you a great view of the city from above.
If you're arriving at the main bus terminal in Downtown Las Vegas near Fremont Street, the most straightforward public transport option is to take the Deuce bus from Downtown to the Mirage.
The journey will take about 35 minutes, followed by a 5-minute walk to the LINQ.