
A Scottish Mentalist Works the Tables at Harrah's Cabaret
Colin Cloud's mind-reading and comedy show, at 7 PM in the table-seated cabaret on the second floor of Harrah's, center Strip.
Colin Cloud bills himself as the real-life Sherlock Holmes, and the act runs on deduction: working out what strangers chose, hid or lied about, with the jokes landing between reveals. His own site says he studied forensic investigation in Glasgow, specializing in criminal profiling, before the stage took over, and the Caesars show page has him playing to audiences from Edinburgh to America's Got Talent. Come ready to take part: the act is built on volunteers, and one traveler noticed him picking them from all over the room. The show plays the Cabaret on the second floor of Harrah's, center Strip.


The booking is one show ticket per person, fees and taxes included, in one of two table-seat tiers: P1 or the cheaper P2/P3. Every show starts at 7 PM, and the nights it plays shift from week to week, so check the calendar for your dates. Confirmation is not instant. All sales are final, with no refund for cancellations.
Colin Cloud Mastermind at Harrah’s Hotel and Casino in Las VegasTicket to Colin Cloud Mastermind in Harrah's Cabaret, P1 or P2/P3 table seats, fees and taxes included. Shows start at 7 PM; ages 10 and up.www.viator.comAlready Onstage While the Room Fills


Get there early enough to watch the room fill. Travelers in 2024 and 2025 describe walking in to find Cloud already onstage, sitting perfectly still while people settle at their tables, and one September 2024 account adds a blindfold that comes off at showtime. Travelers count that silent stretch as part of the show, so a 7 PM arrival misses it. Drinks are available to buy and are not part of the ticket. From there the evening runs on the audience: one traveler recounts four people's lies worked out and wedding rings linked together, and others describe predictions about people in the seats.
Monorail Upstairs, or the Garage on Krueger Drive


Getting in is simple. Harrah's shares its Las Vegas Monorail station with The LINQ Hotel and puts it on the second floor, east side, the same floor as the Cabaret. Drivers should enter 159 Krueger Drive, which Harrah's gives as the GPS address for its garage. Clearance is 6 feet 11 inches, and oversize SUVs, vans, trucks and vehicles with roof racks are turned away. Parking is not included; Harrah's gives Nevada residents the first three hours of self-parking free with a Nevada ID, and its FAQ does not list the rate for everyone else. Guests under 21 may walk through the casino floor to reach the show but cannot stop at the games.
P1 Sits at the Stage, P3 at the Back and Sides
On the seat map, P1 takes the A tables nearest the stage plus the center of row C. P2 runs through the middle of rows B to E, and P3 holds the far ends and the back row around the sound desk. Buy P1 if being close matters, because the P2/P3 option can seat you at the back or the edges. Seat maps are subject to change. A traveler who sat at the far end of the front row in December 2025 said a middle seat two or three rows back would have been easier to watch from, and another in June 2026 favored the first two rows or the long lounge seating in the middle.
Listed at 75 Minutes, Clocked by Travelers Near 90
The show is billed at 75 minutes. Travelers who timed it in 2024, 2025 and 2026 keep coming out after about 90, so leave room before dinner plans. Tickets are for ages 10 and up, and parents in the reviews say their 11- and 12-year-olds enjoyed it; drinks with alcohol need ID and are for 21 and over. The show is wheelchair accessible, and the Harrah's FAQ describes elevators and accessible routes across the property, but neither describes wheelchair spaces among the Cabaret tables, so note the need in the special requirements box when you book.
📍 Harrah's Las Vegas, 3475 Las Vegas Blvd S. Head for the Cabaret on the second floor; the Harrah's Showroom on the third floor is a different room with different shows. Tickets come as mobile or paper, one per person. One traveler in June 2026 found the room cold enough to wish for a jacket. Take your seat early and watch him work the room before he says a word.
