Vegas is louder than ever, but this show is different. Steve Falcon blends standup comedy with live hypnosis for a fast-moving, adult-friendly night that feels built for laughter. It runs about 1 hour 15 minutes and happens inside the 1923 Live Speakeasy in the Venetian Hotel, over at the Canal Shoppes area.

I love the format: you get straight comedy jokes stitched into the hypnosis, so the energy never stalls. I also like that your ticket isn’t just a sit-and-watch pass, because it includes a meet and greet with photo ops plus the opportunity to participate.

One thing to consider: this is adult-oriented R-rated entertainment, and not every person will want the spotlight. If you’d rather keep things fully offstage, plan on enjoying it as an audience member and sit back with the rest of the room.

Key highlights

• Adult R-rated comedy hypnosis with standup built into the hypnosis bit
• 1923 Prohibition Bar / 1923 Live Speakeasy setting inside the Venetian Hotel
• Meet and greet and photo ops included after the show
• Chance to volunteer and potentially see yourself in action on video
• Small group vibe with a maximum of 80 travelers
• Alcohol sold separately inside the showroom

Why Steve Falcon’s comedy hypnosis feels right for the Las Vegas Strip

Las Vegas has a lot of shows. This one leans into something specific: comedy you can’t fully predict, plus hypnosis that turns the audience into the main ingredient. The result is a night that feels less like a routine performance and more like a shared event.

The other smart piece is pacing. A hypnosis show can drag if it becomes only suggestion and silence. Here, the comedian structure stays in control, with jokes and stories woven through the hypnosis. You’re laughing while you’re waiting for the next bit, not stuck wondering what’s coming.

Also, the setting matters. This runs inside the Venetian’s 1923 Prohibition-style space, which already sounds like the kind of room where people want to dress up a bit and let loose. Even if you’re not a “hypnosis person,” you’ll likely appreciate the theatrical mood.

Finding the show: minus5 ICEBAR to Venetian’s 1923 Speakeasy

Your start point is minus5 ICEBAR in the Grand Canal Shoppes area at the Venetian (address listed for 3377 S Las Vegas Blvd STE 2140). From there, you’ll head to the showroom at 1923 Live Speakeasy, described as the 1923 Prohibition Bar in the Venetian Hotel.

Why I like this setup: it makes the logistics simple. You’re already on the Strip, near one of the easiest-to-navigate hotel zones, and you start at a well-known landmark. Plus, the tour notes say it’s near public transportation, which helps if you’re not using a rideshare every night.

One practical consideration: if you’re walking around the Venetian before the show, give yourself extra time to get from the Canal Shoppes area to the specific room. Casino-hotel buildings can feel maze-like when you’re excited and rushing.

Inside the show: how comedy, hypnosis, and audience energy fit together

The show runs about 75 minutes (approx.). That’s a sweet spot for this type of entertainment. Long enough for multiple phases, short enough that you don’t feel trapped in one mood.

Here’s what you should expect based on the show’s description:

• Steve delivers live hypnosis as part of a comedy routine
• Laughter and side jokes keep it moving
• The tone is adult-friendly and R-rated
• No two shows are the same, because the audience interaction changes the flow

That last point is a big deal. Hypnosis shows can feel repetitive when the performer follows the exact same pattern every time. The promise here is more improvisational energy: the room changes the script.

If you’ve been on the Strip before, you’ll recognize how rare it is to find something that doesn’t feel like the same script in a different costume. This one is built around the audience, so the evening has a sense of spontaneity.

Audience participation: volunteering onstage and the “star of the show” moment

Participation is a featured part of the experience. Your ticket includes the opportunity to volunteer / participate, so you’re not locked into watching from the seats.

If you volunteer, you should know what tends to happen in this style of show:

• You may be brought into the action during the hypnosis portion
• The evening can feel surreal in the funniest way
• People who participated often describe themselves as the star afterward

One review detail that stands out: after someone volunteered, friends reviewed video footage afterward and the person said they realized it was truly as funny as their friends claimed. If you go up on stage, you may want to be mentally ready for the fact that your night could include a visual recap.

If you’re not interested in stage time, that’s okay. The show still gives plenty to watch: the comedic setup, the hypnosis moments, and the way the audience reacts as the energy shifts.

The 1923 Prohibition Bar vibe: why the room makes a difference

This show isn’t just performed anywhere. It’s inside 1923 Live Speakeasy in the Venetian, described as the 1923 Prohibition Bar area above Minus5.

That matters more than it sounds. When a hypnosis comedy show works, it’s partly because the audience feels comfortable enough to laugh and partly because the room gives the performer control over the atmosphere. The speakeasy-style theme does that well: it feels like a place where people came to have fun, not just to check off a Las Vegas activity.

Also, it adds an extra layer to your night out. If your group is doing a comedy show anyway, adding the speakeasy setting makes it feel like a planned experience rather than an afterthought.

What’s included in your $39 ticket—and what you’ll pay extra

At $39.00 per person, you’re buying:

• Entry admission to Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour
• A guest meet and greet with photo ops
• The opportunity to volunteer / participate

That value becomes clearer when you think about what people normally pay for in Las Vegas: you can easily spend $39 just on a basic ticket to a comedy show, and you’d still miss the meet-and-greet/photo-op piece that’s included here.

What’s not included is alcoholic beverages. Drinks are available for purchase inside the showroom for an additional cost. If you want cocktails, budget for them separately. If you don’t drink, the ticket still covers the main evening, so you’re not forced into added spending.

One more value note: the group is capped at 80 travelers. Smaller numbers often mean more attention to the flow of the show and a better audience experience overall, especially for an interaction-based performance.

Date night and group night: who this show fits best

This is a strong match for:

• Couples looking for a date night with laughs
• Friends who want an interactive night that creates shared stories
• Adults who like comedy and are curious about hypnosis

The show is also described as a top-rated attraction for adults in Myrtle Beach, and it’s returning to Las Vegas for limited performances. That tells me the brand is built for adult audiences who want high energy and good comedy.

Who might be less happy:

• Anyone who is uncomfortable with adult humor
• Anyone who strongly dislikes being singled out, even if you can choose not to volunteer
• People who want a quiet, low-stimulation show

If your group is mixed, it still works. Even if only one person volunteers, the rest of the group still gets the fun of watching the show’s momentum play out.

Timing, seat confidence, and group size (max 80)

Your show ticket is listed as a mobile ticket, and the tour notes suggest you should pre-book to guarantee your seat. That’s smart Las Vegas advice in general: popular-ish niche shows can sell through faster than broad headline acts.

The maximum size is 80 travelers, so it’s not a mega-arena situation. That usually makes the experience feel more personal and keeps the performer able to manage audience interaction smoothly.

Duration stays consistent at about 1 hour 15 minutes, which makes planning easier. You can pair it with dinner nearby, then walk back out afterward for more Strip time.

Practical tips for a smooth night

A few things I’d do to make your evening go smoothly:

• Use the mobile ticket and keep it accessible on arrival. It’s the ticket format listed.
• Arrive with enough time to move from minus5 ICEBAR to 1923 Live Speakeasy at the Venetian. The Venetian complex is huge.
• If you plan to drink, remember alcohol is sold separately inside the showroom.
• Go in with the right expectations: this is an adult R-rated comedy hypnosis show, so the humor is part of the package, not an extra.
• If you might volunteer, think about it like a commitment to fun. The people who go on stage often end up feeling like the highlight of the night.

Also, the tour notes say service animals are allowed and that it’s near public transportation. So if you’re doing a multi-stop evening without a car, you’re not stuck.

Should you book Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour in Las Vegas?

If you want a Vegas night that’s funny, a little unpredictable, and built around audience reactions, this is an easy yes. The best reason to book is value plus format: you get comedy, live hypnosis energy, and included meet and greet photo ops, all for a single $39 ticket.

If you’d rather avoid anything that could put you in the spotlight, consider it carefully. You can watch and laugh, but this show is designed for participation, so the whole room runs on that interactive vibe.

Bottom line: book it if your group likes adult comedy and you’re open to the idea that your night could become a story you’ll replay later. Skip it only if hypnosis-style audience participation or adult humor is a hard no for you.

FAQ

Where does the show start?

The experience meeting point is at minus5 ICEBAR in the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian (3377 S Las Vegas Blvd STE 2140, Las Vegas, NV 89109). The activity ends back at the meeting point.

How long is Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour?

It runs about 1 hour 15 minutes (approx.).

What is included with the $39 ticket?

The ticket includes entry admission, a guest meet and greet with photo ops, and the opportunity to volunteer / participate.

Is alcohol included in the price?

No. Alcoholic beverages are available for purchase inside the showroom for an additional cost.

Can I participate in the show?

Yes. The experience includes the opportunity to volunteer / participate. The show notes say most travelers can participate, and there’s also a chance to be a participant.

What if I need to cancel?

You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience starts. If you cancel less than 24 hours before, the amount paid is not refunded.