Mr. Magico performing a magic trick with a wand for a group of excited children

A Note For Parents Booking This Year's Party

How Do We Keep 15 Kids From Getting Bored?

One private magic show gets every kid sitting down and locked in, makes your child the star, and leaves you free to hold up the phone and actually watch.

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$250 birthday party, $395 school show (typical). That's the whole number, before you even pick up the phone.

Book your date and the show shows up ready to go, in character, on time. You don't plan a single game, and you don't run the room. You get to be a guest at your own kid's party.

Get Your Date Locked In

Tell us the date, the occasion, and how many kids. That's everything we need to build the show around your crowd.

No spam, no pressure — we reach out, you decide.

You've already been to eight or ten parties this year. So whatever you host, it's expected to hold up.

Your partner keeps bringing up the “what ifs.” What if the kids get bored. What if it rains. He raises the worry and never solves it, so the whole plan lands back on you.

You remember the party that fell apart. Kids running loose, other parents dropping off and leaving, you chasing everyone instead of watching your own kid. Never again.

Here's what that actually costs you: you end up standing in your own kitchen, chasing kids and refilling cups, instead of talking to the other parents or seeing your kid's face.

Twenty-five years of shows taught me one thing: the party doesn't need more stuff, it needs one thing that reliably works. I've already thought about the mixed ages, the shy kid, the one who says he's “too old” for magic. Book one show and the rest of the day can stay loose. You get to finally stand back and watch.

Here's Exactly What You're Booking

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An interactive show built just for the ages of the kids in the room

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Colorful props and real audience participation, not a room full of watchers

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Jokes and humor that fit the crowd, so nobody feels left out

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The birthday child, or guest of honor, pulled up front and made part of the act

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A show that holds the grown-ups too, not just the kids

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Full theming for Christenings, Communions, Halloween, Christmas, Hanukkah, and Purim

$250 birthday party, $395 school show (typical). That's the whole number, before you even call.

What Actually Happens In Your Living Room

The kids get gathered up on the floor, wherever there's room. No stage, no setup.

Then the show starts, right there against your everyday living room, and hands go over mouths mid-gasp.

Your kid gets called up as the volunteer. Front and center, part of the act, feeling like a rockstar in front of their own friends.

And you're standing back with your phone out, actually watching it happen instead of running it.

Mr. Magico performing on stage for a seated children's audience, with a starry backdrop reading The Mr. Magico Show

Why Not Just Do Games And A Bounce House?

Because games and a bounce house don't sit every kid down at once. They don't make your kid the star. And they don't free you up to actually be present at your own kid's party.

A magic show is the one part of the day where every kid, and most of the adults, stop and lock in on the same thing. Your child gets pulled up front and made part of the act. That's the one stretch where you get to watch instead of manage.

The kids might just entertain each other. Do I even need this?

They might, for ten minutes. Then someone gets bored, someone gets pushed, and you’re the one breaking it up. One show gets every kid sitting down and locked in at the same time, so you’re not managing the room.

Mr. Magico on stage with a laughing birthday girl volunteer wearing a princess crown

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“John was so entertaining. We had a crowd ranging in age from 2-66...”

— Patricia C.

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“The show was fabulous. Everyone loved it. We laughed all night.”

— Lori T.

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“Excellent experience for our guests. Just what we asked!”

— R. B.

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“I hired Mr Magico for a bachelorette party, which was a surprise to the bride...”

— S. M.

You're Not Gambling On A Stranger

Built around your kid, not pulled off a shelf

Every show is put together for your event. Your child’s name, your occasion, your crowd.

Reach a real person, any hour, until showtime

From the day you book to the day the show starts, someone real picks up if anything changes.

The same proven show, no first tries

Refined over 25 years. The person who talks to you before the party is the one who shows up.

A Few More Things Parents Ask Before Booking

Is a magic show too babyish for my 8- or 9-year-old?

No. The jokes and the show are built for the ages in the room, so an older-kid party gets an older-kid show, not a toddler act.

Will it hold my 3-year-old cousin and my 11-year-old niece at the same time?

Yes. One show, built to hold every age in the room at once, toddlers through grandparents, because everyone gets pulled into it.

What do you need from me to book the date?

Just the date, the occasion, and roughly how many kids and what ages. That’s everything needed to hold your date and build the show around your crowd.

Do you do anything besides birthdays?

Yes. Christenings, Communions, Halloween, Christmas, Hanukkah, and Purim, all themed to the occasion.

What’s actually included in the price?

$250 birthday party, $395 school show (typical). That covers the full interactive show, props, and audience participation, built around your kids.

We don’t have a big space. Does that matter?

No. Tell us where you’re hosting, your home, a backyard, a small rented room, and the show is built to fit it.

Party's Coming And The Entertainment Still Isn't Sorted?

Send the date and the occasion, and the reply back can be a yes, already themed to your party. $250 birthday party, $395 school show (typical), that's the whole number. And if anything changes before then, a real person is on call 24/7.

No spam, no pressure — we reach out, you decide.