Which "magic" act should I see inVegas?

[bobbyi]

I'll add my voice to the crowd saying Penn & Teller. It's the only magic act I've seen in Vegas, so I can't really contrat it to the other options, but I definitely had a good time.

[bdk3clash]

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I didn't set up a poll because it's early, I'm lazy and I might leave one off. So just talk acts you liked and/or disliked. Thanks.

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I like how you put magic in quotation marks to make it clear you wanted to see the fake kind they do onstage, as opposed to real magic.

[diebitter]

I enjoyed Lance Burton, but I have nothing to compare it with, so can't say it's the best or anything.

[mickey]

I agree with most posters that Lance Burton is the
best show, but another to consider is Rick Thomas at
the Stardust. I saw him a couple of times at the Trop,
where he played for years, great show, it includes close up, big effects, and animals. Plus it's a daytime show, and relatively inexpensive (under $30).
I find Penn and Teller a little too dark, but did enjoy
Mac King.

[tek]

Thanks for all the replies. I was in vegas last week. Mac King was on vacation Thurs. Ended up being too tired to see anything that night. Saw Blue Man Group on Friday. KA on Sat. Watched football at the sportsbook Sunday...

[Dominic]

go see Svetlana on the corner of Las Vegas Blvd. and Charleston.

She made my dick and $30 disappear.

[NLSoldier]

lance burton was great/