
Las Vegas Magic Shows With a Medieval Dinner
Table-lamp close-up magic, a medieval banquet eaten by hand and heavy-machinery dig time fill an afternoon and evening.


Nathan Burton Comedy Magic brings big illusions and close-up tricks to an intimate afternoon show inside FlyOver Las Vegas. Audience participation drives the comedy. The room pairs comfortable seating with table lamps. Classic Las Vegas showgirls join the production, which welcomes all ages. Burton regularly stays after the performance to see guests off.
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At Dig This Las Vegas, guests step into Caterpillar excavator and bulldozer cabs for precision challenges such as machinery basketball and heavy dirt hauling. A brief safety orientation leads into continuous coaching over wireless headsets. Children as young as two can use 1-Ton excavators. Closed-toe shoes are required, and the attraction is open daily from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Plaza Hotel & Casino sits just off Fremont Street. The Downtown casino hotel offers classic gaming, live bingo and keno, plus a rooftop pool deck and pickleball courts. It operates 24 hours daily. Visitors praise clean rooms and helpful service, while guest reports mention compact bathroom layouts and noise from the surrounding area between 1:30 and 3 a.m.
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The arena assigns each section a champion to cheer, with rival factions to boo. Performers bring jousting, horsemanship, and choreographed fighting onto the dirt. Dinner is half a roast chicken with potatoes, corn, and a roll, eaten by hand. Reviewers praise the high-energy show for families and groups.
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